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News | March 10th 2010
Rockin’ the boat for a good cause
Don Woodstock, a Winnipeg Transit bus driver and environmental activist, has a dream – a dream of a greener and more socially conscious Manitoba. more »
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Is the NDP taking over Winnipeg?
Mayor Sam Katz says that political parties are taking over Winnipeg's City Hall. And only he can stop them. more »
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News | March 10th 2010
Social media for local media
Your grandpa isn't the only one updating his status and looking up the latest events on Facebook; social networking websites are becoming an important tool for just about everyone now, including local media outlets. more »
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News | March 10th 2010
Local News Briefs
Flood forecast optimistic; Mystery illness closes Public Safety Building; Beer prices increase; Jets land in Winnipeg again; Celebrating Manitoba women. more »
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News | March 10th 2010
The death of the Canadian Association of Broadcasters
The heated public battle over the infamous “TV tax” has led to the closure of a long-standing organization that has represented private television and radio broadcasters for more than 80 years. more »
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News | March 10th 2010
International News Briefs
Soldier posts West Bank raid on his Facebook status update; Man uses car to walk his dog, loses license; Parking violation for Russian tanks; Partier gets busted for doing drugs on cop car; Chickens distributed to deal with garbage. more »
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News | March 10th 2010
Extreme Pita recovers from extreme accident
The last thing Rupesh Patel, owner of Extreme Pita at 491 Portage Ave., expected to hear one fateful morning was that his restaurant was destroyed. more »
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News | March 10th 2010
Public or private? Not just for primary schools anymore
An international student can choose to either attend the same stream of first-year university as everyone else or go to a private company that provides the equivalent of first-year university, catered specifically to the needs of international students. Which choice does the student make? more »
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News | March 10th 2010
Picking a president for Red River College
Physically, it was a short trip for Red River College’s (RRC) interim president and CEO Cathy Rushton to fill the vacant presidency position until a permanent replacement is found. Mentally, however, it’s a whole other story. more »
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Streeter | March 10th 2010
Political parties at City Hall
I don’t like that idea. I like the councillors and that they know their area and can speak for it. I like it the way it is.
– Heather Malazdrewicz, manager at Travel Cuts
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