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Manitoba premier says he wants stability, increases in federal transfer payments
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‘A tremendous loss’: Stonewall confirms damage to downtown core following fire
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$800K awarded to Winnipeg community centres through city grant
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Firing over Facebook posts was justified, B.C. tribunal rules
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Manitoba parent sued over 'defamatory' Facebook comments
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'Forgot how fun this was': Winnipeg man competing in World Pinball Championship
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‘There’s a lot of work to do’: City of Winnipeg launches construction season
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Postmedia selling the Winnipeg Sun, the Graphic Leader, and Kenora Miner & News
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140-year-old downtown Winnipeg church on brink of collapse
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Bill Walton, Hall of Fame player who became a star broadcaster, dies at 71
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