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Nursing shortage in Winnipeg may give perps ‘free pass’ after sex assault: women’s health worker

The executive director of the Women’s Health Clinic says she’s at a loss for words after learning victims of sexual assault are being turned away from Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre, …

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Feds, province, pledge $8 million to new community hub in Manitoba’s RM of Taché

The Rural Municipality of Taché is getting a new community centre. Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson, along with MP Dan Vandal, announced joint provincial-federal funding Monday for a new facility in …

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Manitobans to have say on budget through town halls, community meetings

Manitobans will get to share their two cents on how the government spends money in the upcoming budget. The province has announced the dates and times for telephone town hall …

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St. James residents asked to voice opinions on planned civic centre expansion

More changes are coming to the St. James Civic Centre as part of an ongoing multi-million dollar expansion, and the City of Winnipeg is looking for input from the community. …

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More changes as Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government faces election year

Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has made more changes to her inner circle. Stefanson has promoted Brad Salyn from policy director to chief of staff, filling a vacancy created earlier this …

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Winnipeg is a hot spot for Canadian political donations, new analysis suggests

Winnipeg provided lucrative territory for federal political party fundraisers during the five years after the 2015 election, suggests a new analysis of Elections Canada political donations data. Donors in the riding …

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Millennium Library reopening postponed pending safety audit, City of Winnipeg says

Plans to reopen the Millennium Library in downtown Winnipeg have been postponed once again due to safety concerns amongst staff. This comes after four people were arrested in connection to …

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Pierre Poilievre vows ‘different approach’ to reconciliation after speech to Frontier Centre

Conservative party leader Pierre Poilievre said his government would “fully fund all the inquiries” into graves at former residential school sites, shortly after speaking to a Winnipeg-based group that has …

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Canada needs more airline competition, oversight to avoid travel ‘catastrophe’: Poilievre

More airline competition and better protections for passengers will help Canada avoid the “catastrophe” experienced by travellers during the winter holiday season, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says. Speaking to Global …

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Opposition NDP calls delay in budget preparations sign of ongoing government ‘chaos’

The Manitoba government is weeks behind its traditional time frame for consultations on the spring budget, and the Opposition New Democrats say it is a sign of dysfunction that also …

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