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Unhappy with the federal candidates? Your voting options may be limitedThere aren't many ways to express your dissatisfaction when you vote. We investigate why and examine the possibility of adding 'none of the above' on the ballot.PoliticsSep 10, 2021
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Honouring a health-care hero as Manitoba marks 1,000 COVID-19 deathsThis is the story of a couple who died of COVID-19, as told by a health-care worker who was close friends with them and stepped up when the family needed it most.CanadaMay 13, 2021
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Having trouble with isolation? Socializing is hardwired into our DNA, says Winnipeg researcherAre you having trouble staying away from others during COVID-19 lockdown? It might be because the desire to be social is in your DNA.HealthFeb 3, 2021
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Remembering Manitobans lost to COVID-19In an effort to highlight the personal impact of the pandemic, 680 CJOB and Global News spoke with Manitobans who lost loved ones to COVID-19 this year.HealthDec 29, 2020
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From bed frame to biofuel: Winnipeg companies’ unique approach to climate changeRoughly 40,000 mattresses and box springs are thrown out each year in Winnipeg, enough to fill the Manitoba Hydro tower downtown.FeaturesDec 19, 2019
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Indigenous-owned Winnipeg recycling company helping the environment and the communityMother Earth Recycling started as a place for disadvantaged teens, single parents and former convicts to get back in the workforce. Now, it's branching out.FeaturesDec 18, 2019
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Last surviving RCAF member of the Battle of Britain celebrates 100th birthdayRalph Wild is a veteran of the Second World War and believed to be the last remaining Canadian air force pilot who fought in the Battle of Britain. He's celebrating his 100th birthday.LifestyleSep 27, 2018
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Alleged flasher arrested by RCMP in Mitchell, ManitobaA 27-year-old man is behind bars after police say he exposed himself to a group of children in the town of Mitchell, Manitoba.CrimeSep 19, 2018
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Millions of taxpayer dollars could be used for highrise construction at True North SquarePublic funding from tax increment financing could be used directly for the construction of highrises at True North Square and the adjacent Sutton Place Hotel.EconomySep 10, 2018
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Post-secondary tuition fees in Canada see largest jump in ManitobaNew data from Statistics Canada shows that tuition fees in Manitoba increased by 6.5 per cent for 2018/2019, higher than any other province.EducationSep 7, 2018
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Three things: Here’s what Manitobans should know in case of a tornado11 years after the Elie, Man., tornado, experts say another large twister in Manitoba is possible. Know what to do, and what not to, is the best way to be safe.WeatherJun 22, 2018
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Surviving the most powerful tornado in Canadian historyLynn Kauppila was huddled in her basement when the most powerful tornado in Canadian history ripped through Elie, Manitoba eleven years ago.WeatherJun 22, 2018
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Three things to do this weekend (May 25th)Here are three things to do this weekend in Winnipeg.LifestyleMay 25, 2018
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Winnipeg Jets Game 4 viewing party at Bell MTS Place biggest yetThe viewing party Friday night at Bell MTS Place may well see a sell-out crowd.SportsMay 18, 2018
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Whiteout Party organizers learn free tickets aren’t always usedMore tickets are being added to the Whiteout Street Party in hopes of curbing ticket downloads going unredeemed.SportsMay 17, 2018
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Busted pump shuts down water to Victoria BeachThe Victoria Beach community is rallying to fix a broken pump that's cut off water to over a thousand homes and cottages ahead of May long.LifestyleMay 17, 2018
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Two motorcycles impounded by Steinbach RCMP due to excessive speed, dangerous drivingTwo motorcycles were impounded by Steinbach RCMP on Friday due to excessive speed and dangerous driving.TrafficMay 15, 2018
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Liquor ban lifted, but campfires at risk at provincial campgrounds May longLiquor is once again allowed at provincial campsites for May long weekend after a ban that lasted since 1995 has been lifted.LifestyleMay 15, 2018
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Lack of rain affecting Manitoba frog populationDry weather making life tough for frogs, according to Wildlife expert Barret Miller.WeatherMay 15, 2018
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Winnipeg Football Club to announce details about soccer team on June 6The Canadian Premier League will have a soccer club based in Winnipeg and on June 6th, more details will be revealed about the team.SportsMay 15, 2018
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Winnipeg Jets to face off against Predators in Nashville Friday nightThe Winnipeg Jets will be in Nashville on Friday to face off against the Predators.SportsApr 24, 2018
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Smart policing initiatives lead to three arrests in WinnipegWinnipeg Police credit smart policing initiatives for three arrests related to weapon and drug offences.CrimeApr 24, 2018
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IIU investigating Winnipeg police cruiser crash that injured 73-year-oldThe Independent Investigation Unit is examining a crash that caused a police cruiser to slam into a convenience store April 21.CrimeApr 24, 2018
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Winnipeg couple spends first hour of newlywed life at Whiteout PartyA Winnipeg couple decided to spend the first few hours of newlywed life at the Winnipeg Jets Whiteout Street Party.SportsApr 20, 2018
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Winnipeggers describe their experience dealing with racism, sexismWhen was the first time you were called something negative or hurtful? A panel of Winnipeggers share their stories.Apr 6, 2018
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