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Manitoba producers struggle as weather woes hit farms, large and smallThe past few summers in Manitoba have brought extremely hot temperatures and dry spells but this year Mother Nature has switched things up.EnvironmentJul 10
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Record rain feeding into soggy start to Manitoba summerRecord rain in July has put Southern Manitoba into a lower gear starting the summer. That has caused delays in many areas including agriculture and road construction.WeatherJul 5
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Canada’s wildfire season close to 10-year average heading into the peak summer monthsThere are now 284 wildfires in Canada, including 135 that are out of control.CanadaJul 12
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58% of Canadians not following Stanley Cup final between Oilers and Panthers: SurveyAlbertans may be watching every second of the Stanley Cup final between the Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers but most Canadians are not, according to a Leger survey.SportsJun 11
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Sage Creek residents buzzing after new bee neighbours set up on cul-de-sac lamppostResidents in Sage Creek are concerned after a group of bee's began swarming on a lamp post on their cul-de-sac. Efforts are underway to have them safely removed.EnvironmentJul 16
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Production training space keeps Manitobans on the leading edge of mediaStudioLab xR in Winnipeg, is one of four training facilities for extended reality in Canada. The newer technology is used primarily in TV, film, and video game production.TechJun 17
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Rain, rain and more rain: Manitoba stays wet heading into weekendThe rainfall warning remains in place for a large swath of the province, and Manitobans should expect a 'significant' amount of precipitation.WeatherMay 24
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Gender-inclusive training course for trades celebrates first Manitoba graduatesA new training course on gender-inclusiveness for male supervisors in trades in Manitoba graduated its first class on Friday. Two grads will now become facilitators.EducationJun 14
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Parents of Jordyn Reimer ‘angry,’ ‘disappointed’ after meeting with attorney generalThe parents of Jordyn Reimer, who was killed by an impaired driver, are grieving a decision by Manitoba's attorney general not to make a move they believe would bring justice.CanadaJul 11
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Avril Lavigne, Stephen Poloz among those inducted into Order of CanadaAvril Lavigne joins a list of 83 inductees into the Order of Canada, which is considered one of the country's highest honours and are appointed by the governor general.CanadaJun 27
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Birchwood Terrace tenants ‘just want to go home,’ stressed as future remains unknownAlmost 50 days since Birchwood Terrace residents were ordered to vacate their apartments, many are still on shaky ground — waiting to know what to do, and where to go, next.CanadaJun 24
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Will Quebec’s forest fire season be as bad as it was last year?With fires raging out west, many people have begun to wonder what Quebec's 2024 forest fire season could look like, and if it will be as bad as 2023.CanadaMay 18
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Manitoba’s police watchdog launches probe after man breaks 2 vertebrae in crashEarly Saturday morning, RCMP said officers were driving a man on Provincial Trunk Highway 208 when the cruiser wound up in a ditch about 21 kilometres outside of Thompson, Man.CrimeJun 4
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Manitoba wildfire evacuees cleared to go home on Sunday, feeling ‘relief’The Manitoba Wildfire Service has announced evacuees from communities impacted by a massive wildfire, have been cleared to return to their homes as of 10 a.m. on Sunday.FireMay 17
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Edmonton looks to ban sale of bear spray to people under 18 years oldEdmonton is looking to limit the sale of bear spray to people 18 years and older. Additionally, those buying it would have their name, ID number and date of birth recorded.CanadaJun 28
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Cranberry Portage, Man., evacuated due to wildfireA wildfire burning near Cranberry Portage, Man., has triggered an evacuation of approximately 700 people. It comes as northern regions of the province face drought conditions.CanadaMay 12
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Families, friends to remember victims on anniversary of Manitoba bus crashThe year that's passed since the bus crash that killed 17 seniors from Dauphin, Man., has been one of grief, a slow return to normal and, for some, a long road to recovery.CanadaJun 9
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Under Trudeau, the civil service has grown twice as fast as Canada’s populationMore than 110,000 people have been added to the federal payroll since 2015 when Justin Trudeau became prime minister - a 43 per cent increase.PoliticsJul 17
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B.C. mayor prepares for ‘last stand’ as wind threatens to push fire into townA specialist with the B.C. Wildfire Service says an intense wildfire could hit Fort Nelson on Monday morning, based on forecasts that have been calling for strong winds.FireMay 13
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Cultural and disability groups partner to improve accessibility at eventsFull Moon Partners teaming up with provincial disability advocacy group to meet accessibility standards for Indigenous cultural events.CanadaMay 26