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Rattle; A sixties scoop play ‘gives the artists and audience the opportunity to participate in reconciliation’

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Terese Taylor

June 2, 2026
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Canada Post offers best prices for small business shipping, CUPW expects costs to jump with cuts to services announced by feds

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Terese Taylor

May 5, 2026
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Canada’s NDP elects leader, begins rebuilding a defeated party

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Cohen Berg

April 2, 2026
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Winnipeg Folk Festival Young Performers Program invites young musicians to take their career to the festival stage

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The Leaf

April 2, 2026
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Fatal fires in Winnipeg ‘predictable and preventable,’ says union president

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Cohen Berg

March 26, 2026
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Why we aren’t getting there… on buses, bikes, or sidewalks

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Cohen Berg

March 4, 2026
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Food production ‘behind a veil,’ say young farmers

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Cohen Berg

February 12, 2026
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Winnipeg charity fights growing food insecurity with an expanded operation

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Cohen Berg

February 7, 2026
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Local film festival getting ready to connect emerging filmmakers, musicians, artists

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Cohen Berg

February 4, 2026
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New Writers-in-Residence help writers connect to audiences, get creativity flowing

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Terese Taylor

December 1, 2025
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Rattle; A sixties scoop play ‘gives the artists and audience the opportunity to participate in reconciliation’

Canada Post offers best prices for small business shipping, CUPW expects costs to jump with cuts to services announced by feds

Canada’s NDP elects leader, begins rebuilding a defeated party

Winnipeg Folk Festival Young Performers Program invites young musicians to take their career to the festival stage

Fatal fires in Winnipeg ‘predictable and preventable,’ says union president

Why we aren’t getting there… on buses, bikes, or sidewalks

Food production ‘behind a veil,’ say young farmers

Winnipeg charity fights growing food insecurity with an expanded operation

Local film festival getting ready to connect emerging filmmakers, musicians, artists

New Writers-in-Residence help writers connect to audiences, get creativity flowing

Rattle; A sixties scoop play ‘gives the artists and audience the opportunity to participate in reconciliation’

Canada Post offers best prices for small business shipping, CUPW expects costs to jump with cuts to services announced by feds

Canada’s NDP elects leader, begins rebuilding a defeated party

Winnipeg Folk Festival Young Performers Program invites young musicians to take their career to the festival stage

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Canada’s NDP elects leader, begins rebuilding a defeated party

Why we aren’t getting there… on buses, bikes, or sidewalks

Tariffs, explained for Manitobans