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 Man in stable condition after stabbing A 19-year-old man is in stable condition after suffering a stab wound Sunday night.
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 Winnipeg's first Chinese baby turns 100 The city's Chinese community celebrated the 100th birthday of Winnie Paktong on the weekend -- the first person born in Winnipeg of Chinese immigrant parents.
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 RCMP probe Leaf Rapids slaying RCMP say they are investigating a murder in Leaf Rapids.
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 Manitoba lifts fire, travel bans in parks The province has lifted back-country travel restrictions in provincial parks.
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 Vigil held for slain women More than 70 people marched to the Manitoba Legislature Sunday and held a memorial vigil for Carolyn Sinclair and other murdered women.
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 Bus traffic vibrations rattle Winnipeg homeowner A homeowner who sees dozens of rapid transit buses pass by his house daily is worried about vibrations that he says are rattling his home.
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 Vigil honours beating-death victim Clarence Ross Family and friends of homicide victim Clarence Ross gathered at the place where he was attacked, and honoured his memory.
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 Judge sex complaint review holds 1st hearing A complaint alleging sexual harassment and discrimination on the part of a Manitoba judge is being heard by the Canadian Judicial Council in a Winnipeg courtroom.
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 Future dim for lighthouses across Canada Community groups across the country are scrambling to save some 500 lighthouses the federal government has recently declared surplus.
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 Portage la Prairie drug trafficking busted, RCMP say The community of Portage la Prairie, 75 kilometres west of Winnipeg, was the focus of an RCMP investigation into street drugs that has led to 23 arrests and dozens of charges, according to police.
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 Rene Stephan among Blue Bombers' 3 Canadian signings The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed three more Canadians including fourth-round draft pick Rene Stephan, a linebacker out of Harding University who was the 23rd pick overall in this year's CFL draft.
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 Charges laid in Clarence Ross homicide Winnipeg police have laid second degree murder charges against two people in connection to the city's latest homicide.
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 Photo radar fighters win case, get ticket tossed A driver who challenged a photo radar speeding ticket from a controversial intersection in Winnipeg has won his court case.
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 Disease-resistant elms aim of Canadian research Scientists at the University of Guelph are cloning elm trees they believe are resistant to Dutch elm disease, a fungus that has devastated the North American elm tree population.
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 Manitoba judge subject of another complaint The executive director of the Canadian Judicial Council says the council is investigating a second complaint against Manitoba judge Lori Douglas.
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 Manitoba has biggest fire risk in Canada Southern Manitoba and northwestern Ontario have the most extreme risk of forest fires in the country.
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 Winnipeg's falcons get around Winnipeg's falcons are showing up in places far and wide.
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 Camping season launches in Manitoba It's the first major camping weekend of the season and there's a couple of significant things to keep in mind.
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 Scientists angry about research facility closure Winnipeg scientists are upset that a key research project will be shut down as part of federal government cutbacks.
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 Sinkhole closes part of William Avenue Winnipeg city crews closed part of William Avenue on Thursday night due to a sinkhole in the roadway.
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 Bus killer's supervised outings raise safety concerns Some people in a small Manitoba city are worried now that Vince Li, the man who beheaded a Greyhound bus passenger in 2008, will be making supervised visits there.
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 Missing Lake Manitoba boater's shoes found Searchers in Lake Manitoba have found the shoes belonging to a man who has been missing since the boat he was in capsized on Monday.
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 Apartment fire sends 2 to hospital in Winnipeg A man and woman are in hospital after an apartment fire in Winnipeg.
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 Crown asks to drop 2 charges against Bakema The Crown has asked the judge in the case against former police chief Harry Bakema to drop three of six perjury charges.
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 Dog shot in head while nursing pups A family's pet dog was shot in the head while nursing her pups on a farm near Sandy Lake, Man., this week.
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