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Today’s horoscope

MOON ALERT: There are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The moon is in Scorpio. ARIES (March 21-April 19) This is an excellent day to deal with debt, taxes, […]

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Surprise return of old flame calls for some tact

DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: I just met the love of my new work friend. I’m in shock. I didn’t realize I would know him — she had only told me his […]

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A look at housing solutions

The Manitoba government recently announced a $10-million investment into a private-public partnership for construction of “affordable housing.” According to the news release it is for home ownership,...

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Failure to focus on affordability risks real damage

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is in a generous mood. With an election looming next spring, and government revenues ticking upward, Ford has decided to give 15 million Ontarian adults and […]

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Quebec’s MAID example worth following

While the Quebec government’s determination to pursue its secular goals and objectives may be frustrating for federal Health Minister Mark Holland, it is bringing hope to the many Quebec residents […]

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Letters,

Honour all vets What is a veteran? Each year, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, Canada pauses to honour those who gave their lives […]

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94.3 FM goes alternative

94.3 FM goes alternative Local FM radio station 94.3 NOW! is now ALT 94.3. At midnight on Oct. 31, after playing Goodbye by the Spice Girls, the newly branded station […]

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‘The battle of the beaver never ends’

Beavers’ gnawing habits are triggering calls for more work to prevent downed trees from piling up. Ed Skomro, who has been taking his dogs to Kilcona Park for more than […]

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The head of CancerCare Manitoba, which has been mired in allegations of physician burnout, has announced she will leave once her contract expires next year. A third-party firm has started […]

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US, Germany and France urge China to free a human rights lawyer and his wife...

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Up-to-date and family-friendly

In real estate, the term ‘longtime homeowner’ can be taken as either a good or bad sign. On one hand, it can mean a home has been well-maintained and updated […]

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Clearly, one big decision

The prospect of replacing the windows original to my house had always been daunting to me, for several reasons: the window units were wooden, set in the sandstone brick siding […]

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Tune in for sex, crime and faux workplace docs

No, it’s not too cold to be outside. The freakishly warm weather spoils us all even as it tweaks climate anxiety. So go check out Winnipeg’s composting initiative before heading […]

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Dream it never ends

I have always hated the word “nostalgia.” It cheapens our complex relationship with the past. How can circling back to the touchstones of our youth ever be reduced to such […]

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Teachers’ Idea Fund was always a bad idea

Last week, the Free Press reported that the NDP government is putting the Teachers’ Idea Fund on hold and that it will likely discontinue the program entirely given the differing […]

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Selkirk a timeless setting for time-travel tale

For filmmakers, Winnipeg and southern Manitoba have always enjoyed a time-warp quality that makes the province conducive to period films, going back to the late 19th century (The Assassination of […]

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‘How old are you?’ not a scary question

On occasion, journalists have to ask people uncomfortable questions. Sometimes you need to offer someone accused of something heinous the chance to respond. Sometimes you need to talk to a […]

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Farmers deserve a system that offers a fair share

Commentators have had a field day lately over seemingly scandalous revelations that milk produced on Canadian dairy farms is sometimes dumped instead of sold into the marketplace. However, far from […]

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Mom accepts responsibility for stabbing son, 6, while high on meth

A Manitoba woman who stabbed her six-year-old son in the chest while under the influence of methamphetamine has abandoned a bid to be found not criminally responsible for the shocking […]

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Time change discourse spotlights more important cycle: circadian rhythm

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