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Winnipeg postal union president calls for negotiations to end strikeUnionized postal workers are striking, which means a temporary stop to letter and package delivery across the country, including in Winnipeg.CanadaSep 26
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ANALYSIS: Jets should be determined in off-season after 2nd-round ousterThe Winnipeg Jets were only able to make it to the halfway mark of the goal they set out to achieve when their post-season run ended in Game 6 at Dallas.SportsMay 20
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Winnipeggers catch running bug as part of international organizationAll it took was a walk in the park to lead a Winnipeg family to create a local chapter of an international runners organization.SportsJul 29, 2024
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Manitoba golfers to tee off for world record attempt MondayThey're aiming for 307 holes of golf in a single day as part of an event that has raised more than $144,000 for cancer research since its inception 12 years ago.SportsJul 25, 2024
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Manitoba Marathon takes over Winnipeg streetsClose to ten thousand runners laced up their running shoes in this year's Manitoba Marathon held in Winnipeg as organizers are seeing a huge boom in participation.SportsJun 17, 2024
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Interprovincial travel discouraged as coronavirus cases continue: Saskatchewan governmentWhile interprovincial travel is permitted, the Saskatchewan government reiterated it’s discouraging non-essential travel in and out of the province.CanadaSep 2, 2020
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Manitoba Marathon returns with in-person race for first time in 2 yearsThe event normally hosts around 12,000 participants, however, due to COVID-19, executive director Rachel Munday said roughly 3,000 took part.SportsSep 5, 2021
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Running through the pain11-year-old breaks arm during Manitoba Marathon, completes race and beats previous year’s time.Jun 21, 2011
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Husband of Manitoba judge under scrutiny for nude photos says he was stupidWINNIPEG - A Manitoba judge under investigation for alleged sexual harassment was unaware that sexually explicit photos of her were on the Internet, occasionally accompanied by personal ads seeking group sex, her husband testified Tuesday.CanadaJul 24, 2012
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Poll gives Conservatives edge as Parliament prepares for acrimonious returnOTTAWA - A quiet summer has given Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives some breathing room as they head Monday into what could be an acrimonious fall sitting of Parliament.Sep 16, 2012
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Civility paramount in NDP leadership race, Topp camp chided for mild criticismOTTAWA - The NDP seems determined to set a new standard of civility for high-stakes leadership contests.CanadaSep 23, 2011
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Celebrities note their fondness for Winnipeg during Toronto film festThere were warm words for Winnipeg at this year's Toronto International Film Festival.Sep 16, 2011
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Manitoba Marathon draws thousands, Kenyan pair earns top spotsThe 34 annual Manitoba Marathon took over the streets of Winnipeg Sunday afternoon.Jun 17, 2012
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Beef in E. coli scare sold across Canada; CFIA investigating contaminationOTTAWA - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded its health hazard warning about ground beef products from XL Foods of Alberta to more stores and provinces because of concerns about possible dangerous E. coli contamination.MoneySep 18, 2012
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Beef in E. coli scare sold across Canada; CFIA investigating contamination<p>CFIA investigating E. coli contamination of certain ground beef products sold across Canada.</p> <p> </p>Sep 19, 2012
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Recall of ground beef from XL Foods in Alberta expands to more storesOTTAWA - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has again expanded its health hazard warning about ground beef products from XL Foods of Alberta.<br />Sep 20, 2012
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Recall of ground beef from XL Foods in Alberta expands to more storesOTTAWA - The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has again expanded its health hazard warning about ground beef products from XL Foods of Alberta.<br />Sep 20, 2012
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Parliament’s Plate – Tuesday, June 19Late last night, with a vote of 158 yeahs to 152 nays, the Conservatives' contentious budget bill passed the House of Commons. Now, the massive bill, which runs more than 420 pages and makes sweeping changes to dozens of laws, sits in the docket of the Upper Chamber, where Senators have been pre-studying the legislation in an effort to fast-track its trip through the legislative process.PoliticsJun 19, 2012
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Hundreds of Manitobans get filthy for charityMore than a few Manitobans are likely going to spend the weekend cleaning the mud out of their ears.Aug 18, 2012
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Mulcair leading NDP leadership race, could still be nipped at wireOTTAWA - He hesitated at the starting gate, but after a seven-month marathon Thomas Mulcair is leading the pack as it pounds down the home stretch of the federal NDP leadership race.CanadaMar 21, 2012