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Riverbank walk leads to discovery of possible bison tooth fossil

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New ReviewSean Doell may not be a geologist, but he is very passionate about rocks. He loves making interesting discoveries on his walks, whether it's a piece of flint or a chunk of granite. But now, he's found something that could be more than...
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Manitoba has to wait for 'nation-building' cash

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New ReviewPrime Minister Mark Carney says more work must be done before the federal government signs off on an expansion of the Port of Churchill, which was not part of the first wave of "nation-building projects" announced Thursday.
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Police officers coming to Health Sciences Centre

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New ReviewManitoba’s NDP government plans to spend $1.6 million a year to place two police officers at the province’s largest hospital.
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Rural cell service questioned after Manitoba stabbing

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New ReviewAs a community continues to grieve following the mass stabbing in Hollow Water First Nation, attention is being drawn to unreliable cellphone service in rural Manitoba.
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How one major project is vying to be fast-tracked by the federal government

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New ReviewChief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks with the CEO of Nukik Corporation Anne-Raphaëlle Audouin about the Kivalliq Hydro-Fibre Link project aiming to connect rural Nunavut communities to Manitoba’s electric grid and...
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Mathias Colomb First Nation seeks temporary generator to return home

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New ReviewA northern Manitoba First Nation is pressing the federal and provincial governments to fund a generator that can provide temporary electricity to the remote community that has been evacuated for more than 100 days due to wildfires.
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Assembly of First Nations to discuss Bill C-5 at annual general assembly

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The Assembly of First Nations is holding its annual general assembly this week in Winnipeg, and more than 50 draft resolutions will be discussed and voted on by chiefs and representatives from more than 630 First Nations. Among the...
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School nutrition program delivers healthy foods based on need

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Manitoba's universal school nutrition program is entering its second year and adjustments are being made to funding and food options. Each school division and school can once again deliver its own program to meet the needs of students.
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Three people share what brings them to AFN assembly

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Winnipeg welcomes representatives from more than 630 First Nations for the Assembly of First Nations annual general assembly.
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Mourners gather in Winnipeg to honour, remember Steffen Skjottelvik

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The grieving family of a Norwegian trekker who was found dead along the banks of the Hayes River in northern Manitoba was in Winnipeg Monday for a funeral service to honour their loved one.
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Sixties Scoop survivor from New Zealand comes home to Manitoba

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Jonathan Hooker, who was removed from his northern Manitoba community and taken to New Zealand after he was adopted during the Sixties Scoop, returned to Winnipeg for the first time since his adoption on Wednesday. He was reunited with...
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Risks to Churchill development, expert says after PM hints at new infrastructure

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During stops in Germany and Latvia on Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said an announcement for new port infrastructure, including in Churchill, Man., is coming in the next two weeks. The plan is being welcomed by Manitoba's premier,...
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Why doesn’t Nova Scotia have fixed-wing water bombers?

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The province relies on a system of mutual aid when it comes to its wildfire fighting arsenal. The CBC’s Celina Aalders looks at the recommendations some experts are making for when wildfires burn out of control.
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Manitoba hosts Canadian pickleball championship for 1st time

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Pickleball Canada's national championship, being held in Manitoba for the first time this year, comes as the sport is seeing growth around the world. The Canadian championship, running Aug. 19 to 24, will welcome 710 participants from...
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Amateur sports organizations concerned about current and future impact of wildfires

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This wildfire season in Manitoba left many young athletes, parents and recreational sports organizations frustrated over having to cancel many games and practices due to poor air quality. They're worried about the impact on amateur...
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Manitoba needs better forest management to mitigate wildfires — but some experts divided on how

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Experts say Manitoba needs better forest management practices to lessen and prevent the devastating impacts of wildfires, but there isn't a clear consensus on the best course forward. Canada's forest management has been in the spotlight...
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Manitoba eyes plan to cull hundreds of thousands of pigs if African swine fever arrives

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Manitoba is developing a plan to cull and dispose of hundreds of thousands of pigs in the event of an African swine fever outbreak, an event agriculture officials call an "economic and animal welfare emergency" that would cost the...
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Team Sask. scores multiple wins on Day 11 of the 2025 Canada Summer Games

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Team Saskatchewan picked up wins in a number of events on Day 11 of the Canada Summer Games in St. John's, N.L.
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How much of Manitoba’s 2025 wildfire season is due to climate change?

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Wildfires that began in spring are still burning in Manitoba — similar to an active fire season nearly 30 years ago. How much of this year's fire situation can be attributed to climate change? Weather specialist Riley Laychuk finds out.
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'Unique' opportunity for murder victim's family to tell their story

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Almost a year after her killer was sentenced, the family of Ashlee Shingoose will finally get a chance to deliver a victim-impact statement. In a special hearing on Friday in front of Court of King's Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal,...
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Firm hired to recruit 150 doctors to Manitoba brought just 2

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The former Progressive Conservative government hired Canadian Health Labs in 2023 to bring 150 doctors to Manitoba over two years. The recruitment firm finished its work this summer, after bringing two doctors to the province.
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Manitoban Canada Summer Games athletes in wildfire-weary Nfld. remain optimistic

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As wildfires and poor air quality continue to cause problems across Canada, many are watching the situation closely, including Canada Summer Games organizers in St. John's, Nfld. There's uncertainty over the impact wildfires could have...
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Dental clinic sues man who described 'terrible experience' in online reviews | Hanomansing Tonight

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A Winnipeg dental clinic is suing a former patient for defamation after he posted a series of reviews detailing his 'terrible experience' on Facebook, Google, Yelp and the Better Business Bureau.
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Minister's comments 'inauthentic,' says resident who appealed Tanco mine licence

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A resident of the Lac du Bonnet area who saw the premier's cabinet quash his appeal against a new licence for an eastern Manitoba mine questions whether Environment and Climate Change Minister Mike Moyes took his concerns seriously.