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Manitoba reduces recommended wait time between COVID-19 shots
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Winnipeg police arrest man for sexual assault, interference
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Animals living at Assiniboine Park Zoo are on the hunt for new toys and other enrichment items heading into the holiday season.
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New beds coming to Grace Hospital over coming months: health minister
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'We need to address the violent crime in Manitoba': Province's homicide rate nearly triple national average
Grim new statistics show Manitoba once again has the highest homicide rate per capita in all of Canada.
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