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On the Runway: Brightening up your wardrobe
Fashion expert Natalie Sexton demonstrates how you can use colour to brighten up your wardrobe.
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On the Runway: Brightening up your wardrobe
![Fashion expert Natalie Sexton demonstrates how you can use colour to brighten up your wardrobe.]()
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Family entertainment at Coptic Egyptian Festival
![Volunteer Martina Soliman tees up entertainment for families at this years festival.]()
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Sponsored: Pet accessories for a road trip
![Pet Value shows the pet accessories that you’ll find helpful when taking your pet on a road trip.]()
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Talking with the Ambassador of Latvia to Canada
![Kaspars Ozolinš, the Ambassador of Latvia to Canada, talks about the situation in Ukraine.]()
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Winnipeg Works: Landscapers in high demand
![CTV’s Danton Unger reports on why Manitobans might have a hard time finding a landscaper to freshen up their yard.]()
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Photo booth at the Coptic Egyptian festival
![Volunteer Madona Farag shares about the photo booth at the upcoming festival.]()
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Let’s Celebrate for May 27
![Warm Morning Live wishes to Miguel on your 8th and to all Manitobans celebrating a milestone event today! Let’s Celebrate for May 27!]()
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How to recognize a deserving volunteer
![Manitoba’s Jackie Hunt shares how you can nominate a deserving candidate for the Volunteer Awards.]()
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Gift and book shop at Coptic Egyptian festival
![Volunteer Mary Seror shares what people can expect from the gift shop at the 2022 festival]()
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Egyptian Cuisine at Coptic Egyptian festival
![Volunteer Niven Fanous explains some of the traditional Egyptian dishes to be served at the festival]()
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Chatting about losing a tooth with Bounce 99.9
![Nicole and Rachel talk with Bounce 99.9’s Mandy Shewchuk about a time they lost a tooth as a kid.]()
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Coptic Egyptian festival returns
![CTV’s Ainsley McPhail learns about the history of the Coptic Egyptian Festival.]()
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Northern health crisis, CFL deal: Morning Live
![First Nations leaders say nursing shortages are leading to substandard care. Nicole and Rachel have top stories for May 27.]()
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Get Grilling: Manitoba Turkey’s mojo marinade
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