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Winnipeggers getting into the Halloween spirit

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Winnipeggers getting into the Halloween spirit
WATCH: The spookiest day of the year is tomorrow and Winnipeggers are getting into the Halloween spirit. Teagan Rasche has more on some of the festivities going on around the city – Oct 30, 2024

At 68 Reg Wyatt Way in Winnipeg, the Schulz family has turned their garage into a zombie-themed haunted house.

“I love seeing peoples’ reaction and I’ve loved Halloween forever and I wanted to make a haunted house,” said 11-year-old Noah Schulz.

Noah is the mastermind behind Fright Up the Night, the name he’s chosen for his family’s garage haunted house.

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Meanwhile across the city, students at Holy Cross School are also getting into the spooky spirit.

“We are doing a spooky Halloween-themed science experiment and what we are doing is we are going around the school showing different kids science experiments,” said Grade  8 student Sugayi Ajakaiye.

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