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Manitoba’s Dunstone, Calvert rinks qualify for Brier playoffsManitoba's Matt Dunstone and Braden Calvert rinks are headed to the playoffs at the Brier.SportsMar 5
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‘Uncover what’s really going on’: UFO researcher in Manitoba supports AI trackingThe group's 2025 analysis, released Monday, includes data taken from observation stations set up by passionate UFO enthusiasts across the country.CanadaMar 10
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Manitoba’s 1st supervised drug consumption site may not open for months: KinewKinew now says the province is taking a step back from this approach and ensuring that different health-care interventions are built within the site before opening.HealthMar 16
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‘Disbelief’ felt after school attacks prevented in Nova Scotia, ManitobaParents and students in Nova Scotia and Manitoba are dealing with the aftermath of what could have been two deadly school attacks, after FBI intel leads to arrests.CrimeMar 19
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Manitoba RCMP $1.5M drug bust includes animal tranquillizers mixed with heroinManitoba RCMP say the three-month drug trafficking investigation led to the seizure of more than $1.5 million worth of drugs and cash.CrimeMar 9
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Manitoba RCMP not at fault in death of man who stabbed 8 on First Nation: reportThe Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba says the police car was parked on a highway south of Hollow Water First Nation in September.CrimeMar 11
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Manitoba employers to provide free menstrual productsStarting in August, provincially regulated workplaces will have to provide products such as pads and tampons in washrooms or another accessible location.PoliticsMar 9
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Daughter of woman killed in Dominican bus crash left in dark on father’s conditionThe daughter of a Canadian woman killed in a bus crash in the Dominican Republic says her family is still searching for answers three days after the incident.CanadaMar 4
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Manitoba budget set to be revealed on March 24 as province deals with growing deficitManitoba's NDP government is expected to release its latest budget on March 24 amid concerns surrounding health care and affordability.PoliticsFeb 26
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More Manitoba restaurants cut lunch service, citing rising costsA Restaurants Canada survey found 60 per cent have been forced to cut staff or hours, while 32 per cent are reducing hours of operation, including eliminating lunch service.ConsumerMar 5
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Manitoba electricity hikes set by provincial regulator for three yearsManitoba electricity rates will rise over three years under a new order by the Public Utilities Board.ConsumerMar 19
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Former Manitoba Tory leadership candidate buys former party headquartersManitoba's Opposition Progressive Conservatives have sold the building that housed their headquarters to a former leadership candidate.PoliticsMar 19
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Manitoba government proposes health charter but Opposition questions effectivenessThe Manitoba government is proposing a charter of patient care for people in the health system, one that outlines broadly worded principles with detailed plans to follow.HealthMar 9
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Manitoba NDP, Tories trade accusations and insults in testy legislature sessionThe insults and accusations are flying in the Manitoba legislature.PoliticsMar 18
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Manitoba government introduces election bill ahead of scheduled 2027 voteAn election in Manitoba is not scheduled until Oct. 5 of next year, but the province's two major political parties have started laying some of the groundwork.PoliticsMar 12
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Manitoba government introduces bills on crime, health and other issuesThe Manitoba government introduced more than a dozen bills in the legislature, including one with a focus of cracking down on machetes, and one reducing the use of sick notesPoliticsMar 5
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Manitoba Tory Bob Lagasse leaves caucus, plans to sit as IndependentManitoba's Progressive Conservatives lost a seat in the legislature Tuesday as three-term member Bob Lagasse announced he is leaving the Tory caucus to sit as an Independent.PoliticsMar 10
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Human smuggling investigation leads to jail time for American man caught in ManitobaAn American citizen has pleaded guilty to human smuggling after border agents found documents belonging to another person in the man's vehicle as he tried to enter Canada.CrimeMar 19
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Manitoba bill targets technology that could alter grocery prices for some shoppersThe Manitoba government says it's moving to ban what it calls "predatory pricing'' on groceries, even though the issue hasn't been seen locally.ConsumerMar 17
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Manitoba launches drug-trafficking task force as province has ‘had enough’The Manitoba government says the new drug task force will bring together multiple law enforcement agencies to improve resources and coordination in tackling illicit drugs.CrimeFeb 25