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Construction begins on Manitoba’s worst road in BrandonConstruction has begun on a road in Brandon that was recently voted as Manitoba’s worst.Sep 3
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Harvest progress in ManitobaAn update on harvest progress in the province, which has tripled in the last week.Sep 4
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Back to school in ManitobaWednesday marked back to school for many Manitoba students. Clay Young headed to Faraday School to talk with teachers and students on the big day.EducationSep 4
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GoManitoba website to encourage carpoolingThe Green Action Centre has launched a new carpooling website with hopes of getting thousands of Manitobans on board. More on the GoManitoba tool.Sep 12
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Boy struck and killed in driveway of home in northern ManitobaRCMP say a toddler has died after he was run over by a pickup truck on the driveway of his home in northeastern Manitoba.Sep 13
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Manitoba wildfire update Aug. 29The latest wildfire update from the province as evacuated residents could be returning home soon to one Northern Manitoba community.Aug 29
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Manitoba teachers ink historic agreementThe first-ever provincial bargaining agreement between Manitoba teachers and school boards was signed Tuesday morning at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. Marney Blunt reports.EducationAug 27
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Manitoba jail guard found not guilty in inmate’s deathA guard at Manitoba’s Headingley Correctional Centre has been found not guilty of criminal negligence causing death and failing to provide the necessities of life, court ruled Friday. Daisy Woelk reports.Sep 6
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Advocates echo Manitoba premier’s call for action on homelessnessLocal advocates say they agree with Premier Wab Kinew’s view that leaders need to do more to help Winnipeg’s homeless population.Sep 6
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Manitoba jockey paralyzed in accident back in the saddleA Manitoba jockey who was seriously injured nine years ago is proving nothing could keep her from the saddle. Marney Blunt reports.Aug 30
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‘We can’t support the growth’: Manitoba schools bursting at seamsA West St. Paul mom says the growth of the community means her child’s elementary school can’t support the number of students in the area. Daisy Woelk has more on the schools bursting at the seams.EducationSep 10
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Northern Manitoba bus service shutting downA Manitoba-owned northern bus service will soon be shutting its doors to passengers.Aug 28
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Atlantic Canadian firefighters head to Manitoba to fight wildfiresFirefighters from Atlantic Canada took off to fight fires in Manitoba, which has grown far too big for the province to handle. As Zack Power reports, crews are looking to get on the ground before the fire spreads any further.Global News at 6 HalifaxAug 29
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‘Tremendous excitement’: University of Manitoba administrators, students, ready for orientationThousands of students — many for the first time — will be pouring into local universities and colleges over the next days and weeks for an orientation season that one administrator says “never gets old”.Sep 3
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First-of-its-kind research facility opens in Manitoba’s ArcticA first-of-its-kind Arctic research facility opened its doors in northern Manitoba Tuesday.Aug 27
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Murder suspect at large in northern Manitoba, RCMP sayManitoba RCMP are on the lookout for a man charged with second-degree murder in connection with a shooting in an isolated rural area Monday morningCrimeAug 28
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Nutrition program now available in all Manitoba schools, province saysShare this item on Facebook Share this item on Twitter Send this page to someone via emailSee more sharing options Descrease article font size Increase article font size With schools across the province starting classes this week, the Manitoba government says nutritious meals and snacks are now available for students across the province, as part...Sep 5
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‘She inspired us’: How Manitoba is remembering Grand Chief Cathy MerrickManitobans have gathered to pay their respects to Cathy Merrick, grand chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC), who died suddenly at age 63 after collapsing outside the Winnipeg courthouse. Melissa Ridgen explains how Merrick is being honoured and remembered as a trailblazer.Global NationalSep 11
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Federal international student cap having ‘negative impact’ in Manitoba: stakeholdersIt’s that time of year when university and college students are heading back to school, but this year an important crop of students won’t be, raising some concerns in Manitoba. Daisy Woelk reports.Sep 3
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‘Never gets old’: Manitoba students pour into universities as orientation beginsThousands of students, and many for the first time, will be pouring into local universities and colleges over the next days and weeks for an orientation season that one administrator says “never gets old.”Sep 3