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Businesses warn of product shortages, rising costs due to possible postal strikeThe Retail Council of Canada says a strike by employees of Canada Post would have a devastating effect on retailers at their busiest time of year.Economy4 hours
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Half a dozen arrests made, stolen property recovered: Winnipeg policeWinnipeg police have arrested six individuals following a report of stolen merchandise from a business on Sargent Avenue on Feb. 28.CrimeFeb 29
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Winnipeg police arrest eight individuals in retail theft initiativeMultiple people were arrested under the retail theft initiative on Feb. 8, according to the Winnipeg Police Service. The initiative started in November last year.CrimeFeb 9
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Numerous people arrested as part of Winnipeg police’s retail theft prevention initiativeOver 30 individuals have been arrested as part of a retail theft initiative initiated by the Winnipeg Police Service, in the span of two days.CrimeDec 14, 2023
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Struggling Winnipeg skateboard shop overwhelmed by community supportSk8 Skates, a Winnipeg skateboard shop, says it's received an outpouring of support after posting about its business struggles two weeks ago.EconomyOct 17, 2023
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Financial crunch hits home: Northeast Calgary parents flock to back-to-school giveawayRising back-to-school costs are putting pressure on families across Canada. In Calgary, the NE Calgary Moms group is pushing back—one backpack at a time.EconomySep 2, 2023
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Manitoba Opposition member raises idea of government action on grocery pricesA member of Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats has raised the prospect of a government 'clampdown' on grocery prices if the party wins the election slated for Oct. 3.PoliticsMay 26, 2023
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‘Consistent job growth’ forecast for Manitoba in coming years: government reportManitoba's Labour Market Outlook forecasts the province will see 114,300 total job openings created over the next five years.EconomyMar 17, 2023
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Public to speak to city council on Calgary’s single-use items bylawWhile the federal government's ban focuses on certain single-use plastics, the City of Calgary bylaw takes aim at single-use items regardless of material.CanadaJan 16, 2023
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Business advocate, winemakers call for relaxed homemade alcohol laws in line with western provincesBy law, for now at least, Manitobans can't offer homemade alcohol at private events that require liquor permits, including wines made through in-store brewing and starter kits.ConsumerJan 11, 2023
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