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Where funds for A Cup For Tomorrow will go
CTV’s Ainsley McPhail learns about the A Cup for Tomorrow fundraiser, and where the money will go
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Where funds for A Cup For Tomorrow will go
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Winnipeg writer-director releasing new film
![Writer and director Rainy Kerwin discusses her newest film ‘A Neighbor’s Vendetta,” set to be released on TUBI.]()
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Coffee Culture Café and Eatery A Cup for Tomorrow
![Owners, Bibban Mehendiratta and Paramjeet Singh share personal stories about why cancer screening and prevention is important]()
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Let’s Celebrate for February 3
![Birthdays, anniversaries and more! Join us as we celebrate milestones for Manitobans.]()
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Tim Horton’s selling Special Olympics donut
![Get the details on Tim Horton’s Special Olympics donut, with proceeds supporting Special Olympic community support programs.]()
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Perk Coffee bar participates in a Cup for Tomorrow
![Owner, Chris Ewen explains his shops involvement with A Cup for Tomorrow]()
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Preview of the W5 episode ‘Buried Evidence’
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Prevention and screening programs at CancerCare MB
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