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  Why so many young people are leaving Manitoba

  New research has found that many young people are opting to leave Manitoba due to several concerns, including safety and career opportunities.

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  NDP caucus chair says ousted MLA treated Manitoba government role as 'side hustle'

  Another voice has joined the public war of words between a Manitoba MLA ousted from caucus and the premier who backed the decision to scrap him from the team.

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  'Substantial seizure': $300K worth of stolen vehicles recovered from Winnipeg compound

  More than $300,000 worth of stolen vehicles were seized from a Winnipeg compound earlier this month, police announced Wednesday.

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  American companies advertising MRI services to Manitoba patients

  Manitobans are getting another reminder of how long wait times are for diagnostic images.

• First residents of Habitat Manitoba’s largest development receive keys to new homes

  Fifteen families in Transcona received keys to their brand-new homes Wednesday, becoming the first residents to move into a new Habitat for Humanity Manitoba development.

• $1 phone bill surcharge for 911 upgrades delayed in Winnipeg

  The City of Winnipeg is moving toward a new and improved 911 system, but a plan to pay for it has hit a snag.

• 'Don't know where to go': Where to get a COVID-19 test if you are sick

  If you want to test yourself for COVID-19, you may have to do some hunting to find a rapid test kit.

• Tornado warning ended, thunderstorm watches continue

  Much of Manitoba's south is under a severe thunderstorm watch.

• 'I lived right': Eight centenarians celebrate birthdays at Winnipeg care home

  At 100 years old, Shirley Bird was one of the youngest celebrants at a group birthday party for residents at a Transcona-area care home on Wednesday.

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  CTV News in Italy | Stolen Winston Churchill 'Roaring Lion' portrait returned after ceremony in Italy

  A special ceremony at the Canadian Embassy in Rome marked the successful recovery of an iconic portrait of Winston Churchill after a two-year search by Ottawa police.

• How much rain fell in southern Manitoba over the past few days

  Southern Manitoba was hit with torrential downpours, overland flooding and thunderstorms at the start of the week, with some communities receiving upwards of 200 millimetres (mm) of rain.

• 'Put them on the exhaust pipes': Alberta mayor appears to suggest killing of feral cats

  The mayor of an Alberta city appeared to suggest on Tuesday that residents could use inhumane tactics to deal with feral cats.

• Ontario man who almost fell for text scam issues warning to others

  An Ontario man thought he got some good news when he received a text message offering a $30 gift for being a loyal Giant Tiger customer. 'I do go to that store so I clicked on the link and it said it was a customer appreciation award they were going to give people,' Mark Martin, of Simcoe, Ont., told CTV News Toronto.

• RCAF honoured with new $2 coin

  The Royal Canadian Mint is marking a century of service from the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF).

• Sandy Bay CFS launches lawsuit against former executive director

  Sandy Bay Child and Family Services has filed a lawsuit against its former executive director alleging he used money from the organization for personal gain instead of helping kids and families.

• Baby Tkachuk: Sens captain Brady Tkachuk and wife Emma welcome newborn

  Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk and his wife Emma have announced the birth of their child Ryder Keith Tkachuk.