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Services at Pine Falls emergency department temporarily suspended
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Winnipeg man fined for driving past flood barricade, getting stranded in water
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Manitoba changing eligibility for fourth COVID-19 vaccine dose
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NFI Group closing factory in Pembina, N.D., as part of cost-cutting plan
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Tinkertown expected to open next week
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