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Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin acquitted on 1988 sexual assault charge
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Winnipeg Transit service reduced as city struggles to recruit dozens of drivers to fill vacancies
A lack of transit drivers has led to a reduction in service in Winnipeg, as the city struggles to fill dozens of empty positions.
Winnipeg's alleged serial killer 'absolutely' maintains his innocence, lawyer says
The lawyer representing a Winnipeg man accused of killing four Indigenous women says his client 'absolutely' maintains his innocence and intends to plead not guilty.
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