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Zhoda, Man. residents still fighting flood waters, looking for answers from municipality
The RM of La Broquerie remains under a state of emergency as parts of the municipality deal with significant flooding. Continue reading
Study finds embarrassment keeping Manitobans from seeking help for debt
A new survey finds 45 per cent of respondents in Manitoba and Saskatchewan would be too embarrassed to get help if their debt. Continue reading
Winnipeg school trustees pass 2019/20 budget, frustrated over what they call province’s influence
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The Winnipeg School Division approved their 2019/2020 budget Monday evening. Continue reading
Winnipeggers get checked for oral cancer at outlet mall
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Winnipeggers are opening wide on Saturday for oral cancer awareness month. Continue reading
New home health care option being offered by nurse practitioners for a price
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
A new business will send nurse practitioners directly to your house to help out. Continue reading
A new school year matched with a new round of anxiety
The new school year has kicked off, and with it comes a new round of homework, which means anxiety for many students. Continue reading
Federal government wants to discuss ’60s Scoop
Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Carolyn Bennett says she’d like to see a lawsuit over the ’60s Scoop taken out of court and discussed at a table. Continue reading
A lonely month for a Syrian refugee fasting in Winnipeg
Fasting alone can be difficult for Muslims during Ramadan, but for one Syrian refugee now living in Winnipeg, there’s an added challenge. Continue reading