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News | January 25th 2012
Local News Briefs
Local restaurateur takes Katz to court over holiday party at Hu’s; Shoal Lake First Nation set to take city to court; Chipman open to outdoor NHL game in Winnipeg; Manitoba MP takes plight of aboriginal women to the prime minister’s office; City says Guardrail safe despite out-of-date safety standards. more »
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News | January 18th 2012
Open for business
After delays and extended deadlines, the University of Winnipeg AnX is open and operational. more »
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News | January 18th 2012
Occupiers carry on despite being shut down
After the controversial dismantling of their camp in late December, members of Occupy Winnipeg are utilizing new ways to spread their message and attempt to influence public policy. more »
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News | January 18th 2012
Prototype airship ready for testing
A University of Manitoba professor wants to see Manitoba's skies filled with “Skywhales,” hybrid airships powered by airplane engines and helium, that deliver goods to remote communities. more »
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News | January 12th 2012
Charity sounds alarm on scammers
A prominent Winnipeg homeless shelter, along with police and consumer advocates, are reminding people to be cautious after a series of fraudulent solicitation swept the city this past holiday season. more »
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News | January 12th 2012
New report sheds light on the state of Winnipeg’s inner city
Winnipeg's poorest residents continue to be caught between rising housing costs and falling income levels, according to a new report released by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. more »
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News | January 12th 2012
Sustainability with or without federal help, Axworthy says
The University of Winnipeg remains committed to the Kyoto Protocol despite Canada reneging on its obligations, University of Winnipeg president Lloyd Axworthy says. more »
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Streeter | January 12th 2012
Osborne Village development
I don’t know why people would close down Movie Village. It’s kind of upsetting because Osborne Village has that feel where there’s different people, you can meet anyone and they have a good story, but now it might attract people who aren’t like that.
– Jessica Pchajek, customer service representative, 27-7 InTouch
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News | November 30th 2011
Lending a helping hand
Starting the business of your dreams isn’t a simple task, especially when a copious amount of money is needed to sub-contract your prototype or purchase the high-end machinery to manufacture it yourself. more »
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News | November 30th 2011
Location, location, location
As Occupy encampments across Canada face eviction, protesters are questioning the best means of reorganizing themselves without becoming victims of legal loopholes. more »
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