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News | March 31st 2010
International News Briefs
Prince owes promoter $4 million; Plastic bottle boat is afloat; Man given 15 years for breaking into prison; Irregular fruits and vegetables will continue to be sold. more »
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News | March 31st 2010
Playing catch-up with transit
After decades of economic talk and political posturing, Winnipeg’s transit system is taking a baby step in catching up with public transportation leaps in other Canadian metropolises like Calgary and Vancouver. However, it remains to be seen in what form that step will come. more »
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Cutting corners around town
When it comes to driving a vehicle, getting around the city efficiently is something many drivers strive to do. But they don’t often achieve their goal, according to the city’s professional drivers. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
Will Earth Hour 2010 make a difference?
Earth Hour 2010 is a global effort led by the World Wildlife Fund to get people to turn off non-essential lights and appliances for one hour to draw attention to climate change. This year, millions of individuals and businesses worldwide will honour Earth Hour on Saturday, March 27 from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
A creative co-op in the Exchange District
The Old Market Autonomous Zone (A-Zone) is taking activism to a new level by establishing the framework for the first co-operative building ownership model in Winnipeg. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
Safety and security in downtown Winnipeg
Downtown residents and workers have surely noted the presence of uniformed men and women on patrol. Whether they are police officers, private security or the red-jacketed Downtown Business Improvement Zone (BIZ) Patrol, some may be unaware of the roles, responsibilities and differences of each group. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
Local News Briefs
Former Winnipeg Blue Bomber wants meth charges lifted; Greyhound gets millions from provincial government; Manitoba gets tougher on lottery ticket retailers; St. B expands recreation centre with big government stimulus cash; Portage Place welcomes the ancient art of chess. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
Controversy, criticism and confusion
Dedicated to discussing Israeli racial segregation issues, Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) took place at the University of Manitoba campus for the very first time from Monday, March 8 to Friday March 12. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
Canada ratifies the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
On March 11, 2010, Canada ratified the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) at the United Nations headquarters in New York City. more »
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News | March 24th 2010
International News Briefs
Dentist under investigation for using paper clips in root canals; Library book returned after 45 years; Indians provide list of proper manners; Railway posts false explosion on website; Car sex leads to death. more »
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