'Inhumane conditions': 68 dogs pulled from Winnipeg home
Nearly six dozen dogs were seized from a home Wednesday morning by the Winnipeg Humane Society. It is the largest known seizure of animals in the city’s history.
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Admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki was at Winnipeg homeless shelter to ‘stalk his victims,’ witness testifies
A worker at a homeless shelter in Winnipeg says he met admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki who told him he was at the shelter to stalk his victims.
Arrest made after Winnipeg grocery store employees assaulted with brass knuckles: WPS
Police say a teenager is facing charges after three employees at a Winnipeg grocery store were assaulted with brass knuckles.
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William Prince, Boy Golden among Western Canadian Music Award nominees
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Homicide investigation launched after man found unresponsive in back lane
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'I'm just stressed': Birchwood Terrace residents trying to figure out what's next after evacuation order last week
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'Very expensive lunch': Sask. driver says he got a cell phone ticket for using his points app in the drive-thru
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Emergency coordinator says wildfire evacuees hoping to go home soon
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The lottery that benefits a slew of Manitoba charities
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Portion of Manitoba pipeline could come back online sooner than anticipated after shutdown
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Manitoba Metis Federation president blasts Ontario group during identity summit
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Kinew visits northern Manitoba to tour areas impacted by wildfire
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Manitoba, First Nations sign agreement to transfer child welfare jurisdiction
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Solar storm produces highly visible northern lights in Manitoba
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