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Music and fireworks at Assiniboia Downs July 1
Special events coordinator, Cory O’Grodnik shares what is on tap for this year’s Canada Day celebration
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Music and fireworks at Assiniboia Downs July 1
![Special events coordinator, Cory O’Grodnik shares what is on tap for this year’s Canada Day celebration]()
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Sponsored: Dakota Farmers Market
![Terri is joined by Michele Augert of Dakota Community Centre to discuss the farmers’ market now staged at the centre every second Thursday.]()
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Sponsored: Black bean pork chops
![Terri learns from Susan Riese of Manitoba Pork how to prepare a feast of grilled pork chops with a black bean glaze.]()
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Winnipeg Works: Inflation and retirement plans
![In this feature, CTV’s Danton Unger explores how high inflation could affect the retirement plans for thousands of working Canadians.]()
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What July 1st events at The Forks will look like
![Clare MacKay, VP of Strategic Initiatives and Executive Director of The Forks Foundation shares what this weekend looks like at the Forks.]()
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Let’s Celebrate for June 30
![Warm Morning Live wishes to Grace on your 90th and to all Manitobans celebrating a milestone event today! Let’s Celebrate for June 30.]()
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Community Connection: more inclusive rebranding
![Heather Leeman of Heartwood Healing Centre on how rebranding and renaming their agency is helping them to serve a broader range of clients.]()
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Canada Day drum event aims to break world record
![A local Canada Day drumming event looks to break its own world record with a gathering of drummers July 1 at the Bridgwater Lakes Fountain.]()
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Archangel Fireworks offers key safety tips
![Mathieu Godin of Archangel Fireworks explains safety tips for those doing their own show at home.]()
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Safety gear loans, airport delays: Morning Live
![A new program will loan safety and security gear to at-risk Indigenous women. Nicole and Rachel have top stories for June 30.]()
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SPONSORED – Summer weekend essentials
![Fashion, beauty and lifestyle expert Natalie Sexton shares her must-have products to take you through summer in style.]()
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Last chance to see WCD’s “in between here and now”
![Winnipeg Contemporary Dancers Artistic Director Jolene Bailie shares details on closing weekend for her critically acclaimed new work.]()
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Canada Day festivities at Assiniboine Park
![What you can expect to see and do at Assiniboine Park for Canada Day this year.]()
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