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‘A level of desperation’: Food program for Winnipeg youth hit by vandalismThe organization's freezer was recently cut by copper thieves, ruining weeks' worth of meals set aside for inner-city kids.CrimeNov 1
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City of Winnipeg faces criticism for controversial towing contractA company that lost a bid on a City of Winnipeg towing contract is accusing the city of failing to be transparent in the writing, bidding and evaluation of it.PoliticsNov 4
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City, Compost Winnipeg to launch food waste drop-off stationsWinnipeg's mayor says the city will be one step closer to keeping food waste out of the landfill later this much, with the launch of food waste drop-off stations Oct. 15.EnvironmentOct 2
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Winnipeg gauges public mood on potential taxes on liquor, online deliveries and moreWinnipeg city hall is gauging the public's appetite for potential new taxes on alcohol, online deliveries, vehicle registration and other items.MoneyOct 31
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City of Winnipeg extends spray pad seasonSpray pads in Winnipeg were set to close just after the Labour Day long weekend. The city is now giving them a few extra days to help people find relief from the heat.EntertainmentAug 28
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‘The Lord will make a way’: Winnipeg church hopeful as crime grips cityCrime continues to grip Winnipeg, and a recent barrage of violence in the city's core ensures it stays top of mind for many -- including a local church.CrimeOct 30
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Problem beavers ‘mowing down’ trees in Winnipeg parksA Winnipeg city councillor says a number of local parks are being beset by buck-toothed rodents, and a solution needs to be found.EnvironmentNov 1
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Winnipeggers getting into the Halloween spiritWith the spookiest day of the year now here, Winnipeggers are getting into the Halloween spirit with festivities all across the cityTrendingOct 30
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What’s open and what’s closed in Winnipeg on Remembrance DayWhile Winnipeggers gather Monday to remember the sacrifices of Canada’s veterans on Remembrance Day, some city services will be closed or reduced in recognition of Nov. 11.CanadaNov 11
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Winnipeg cops say more dashcams mean more investigative toolsWinnipeg police say they're seeing more dashboard cameras in vehicles all over the city, and the gadgets can be a boon to investigations.TrafficOct 31
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‘Feeling the pinch’: Potential postal strike may be first of many, Manitoba prof saysA supply chain management professor at the University of Manitoba says strikes and lockouts are something Canadians should expect to see more of in future.CanadaNov 12
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Winnipeg police arrest more than a dozen men in exploitation offender sweepThe Winnipeg police Counter Exploitation Unit made 13 arrests in several of the city's north and west end areas from Sept. 27 to Oct. 2.CrimeOct 8
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‘We need more revenue’: Winnipeg’s public works facing cost overrunsMayor Scott Gillingham said the costs reflect the city's population growth, as well as increased calls for emergency services.PoliticsNov 6
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Outdoor community space beside Thunderbird House to open in Winnipeg, city saysThe Main and Henry Community Space includes a paved plaza, seating, picnic tables, trees and plants, and illuminated story markers complete with Indigenous teachings.CanadaSep 24
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Executive director of Manitoba group that helps Yazidi refugees arrested for sexual assaultYazidi Association of Manitoba executive director Hadji Hesso was arrested on Oct. 4.CanadaOct 29
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‘We feel their pain’: Advocates urge safety on Winnipeg roads as pedestrian fatalities risePedestrian fatalities are up in Winnipeg this year, and it's been rattling for advocates and victims' families, who call on drivers and pedestrians to keep safety top of mind.CanadaOct 25
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Winnipeg group sewing for impact in local community, around worldSome simple sewing, and a needle pulling thread. That's what a local Winnipeg group hopes will spread love and kindness to those in need both in the city, and around the world.FeaturesSep 28
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Former chief among voices calling for examination of Winnipeg policingDevon Clunis, who served as the city's top cop from 2012 to 2016, says Winnipeg needs an honest and robust conversation about the expectations of the police service.CrimeSep 23
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Amazon launches in-garage deliveries for some customers in CanadaAccess to the service spans 1,700 cities, towns and neighbourhoods in Canada including in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary, Winnipeg, Halifax and Ottawa.ConsumerSep 23
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Winnipeg lays out plan for Portage and Main reopeningThe city said Friday that a construction contract is expected to be assigned on Nov. 8, with ground being broken the following week.PoliticsSep 20