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 Shooting in ElmwoodPolice are investigating a shooting that occurred Monday afternoon in Elmwood.
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 Access restricted at Little Mountain ParkOne of the entrances to Little Mountain Park will be closed for about a month.
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 Winnipeggers charged after cigarettes seizedWAWA, Ont. -- Ontario Provincial Police say two Manitoba residents are facing charges following the seizure of thousands of unmarked cigarettes in northwestern Ontario.
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 City doing best it can with sidewalk plowingThe city is doing the best it can with sidewalk snow clearing but a burgeoning metro area that continues to expand outwards may be in need of expensive equipment investment soon, city hall's public works committee heard Tuesday.
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 102 people ask WRHA about medically assisted dyingThe Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has doubled the number of doctors working to meet patient demand in Manitoba for medically assisted dying.
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 Pretending crime in core area doesn't exist won't make it go awayWinnipeg police say they've been challenged by the public to do more to combat crime in the downtown area, reiterating that crime in the core area is still higher than it is in other parts of the city. That's according to the WPS' amended 2015-19 strategic plan headed to the Winnipeg Police Board's meeting on Friday.
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 Teen gangster sentenced as adult to life in prisonA Winnipeg teen convicted in the gang- on-gang murder of William Moar inside a Main Street eatery has been sentenced as an adult to life in prison with no chance of parole for seven years.
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 Wanted U.K. man taunts police as 'Where's Waldo?' characterA British man wanted for a driving offence couldn't help taunting cops as he eluded them, posting pics of himself dressed up as the Where's Waldo? character and declaring himself the hide-and-seek champion for 2016-17.
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 Donald Trump is aware of Russian efforts to compromise himThe president-elect has been briefed on allegations that Russian operatives may be holding onto compromising personal and financial information about him.
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 High-risk sex offender arrestedPolice have tracked down a high-risk sex offender who's been on the lam for more than a week.
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 Botched bank job nets robber jail timeTaking place as it did after a long night of boozing and drugging, Jeffrey Summerfield's attempted robbery of a Winnipeg bank went just as one might think it would.
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 Orlando deputy killed while pursuing suspect in murder of cop
[Video]An Orlando police sergeant was shot and killed Monday after approaching a suspect wanted for questioning in the murder of his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
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 Victim survived being shot by cops only be shot dead four years laterGeoffrey Oliver Reid survived being shot by police only to be shot dead by another man four years later.
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 Regina man goes on trial accused of murdering young coupleThe trial of a Regina man accused of killing a young couple in their Wolseley rooming house home is now before a judge.
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 U.S., North Korea trade warnings over potential missile testWith Donald Trump getting ready to take office as president, North Korea is talking about launching a newly perfected intercontinental ballistic missile.
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 Massive sinkhole swallows car in Philadelphia
[Video]The Philadelphia Water Department says a water main break caused a sinkhole to open up on a street in the city's Fishtown section that was large enough to swallow two cars.
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 Cemeteries taxed to death, Eadie saysThe city's rising frontage levy is running the risk of taxing cemeteries to death and increasing the likelihood of tasking ratepayers to resurrect them.
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 Man allegedly stabbed in Exchange DistrictA man was sent to hospital after an early-morning alleged stabbing in the Exchange District.
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 Sherbrook Pool will reopen MondayAfter nearly five years laying dormant, and a litany of repairs and troubles, the Sherbrook Pool will finally reopen on Monday.
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 No stretch to suggest 'reach' could work in cycling strategyA public information campaign to teach the 'Dutch reach' may not have a massive effect on cyclist safety, but it's impact would be nothing to sneeze at.
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 Death penalty possible in Fort Lauderdale airport shooting case
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[Video]While investigators try to figure out the motive of an Iraq war veteran accused of killing five travellers and wounding six others at a busy international airport in Florida, the suspected gunman was charged and could face the death penalty if convicted.
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 Heavy police presence on College AvenueCollege Avenue was closed between Arlington and Sinclair for several hours Saturday morning as the result of a police raid involving numerous units including the police armoured vehicle.
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 Arrest made in Pritchard Avenue shootingWinnipeg police have made an arrest in connection with two violent incidents in November that left one man dead.
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 Christmas comes with renewal for North End churchWhen Greg Palaschuk first looked at the damage caused by the fire that struck the Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral last July, he was devastated.
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 Winter inching back to normalAfter the winter storms of late December, Winnipeggers are being treated to more normal temperatures for early January.
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