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ManitobaQuits Spring Break Challenge Quit Smoking and win!

ManitobaQuits Spring Break Challenge Quit Smoking and win!

TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 2018 Smoking accounts for 85% of all new cases of lung cancer in Canada*. The Manitoba Lung Association will be holding the annual ManitobaQuits Spring Break quit smoking challenge from May 1st - 31st.
Carman RCMP responds to second fatal collision within 24 hours

Carman RCMP responds to second fatal collision within 24 hours

On Saturday, May 5, at approximately 9:00 pm, officers from the Carman RCMP responded to a collision between a pickup truck and a motorcycle that occurred on Main Street in Carman.
Virden’s spring refuse clean up is under way

Virden’s spring refuse clean up is under way

Two weeks of tidying
Moosomin Chamber hears about Enbridge’s Line 3 replacement, coming soon

Moosomin Chamber hears about Enbridge’s Line 3 replacement, coming soon

Up to 800 on a spread crew
Young astronomer earns slot for national science fair

Young astronomer earns slot for national science fair

For the second year in a row, Jarek Osika has earned a spot in the Canada-Wide Science Fair. Osika will head to Ottawa for the fair, which will be held in Ottawa this year from May 12-18. Almost 400 projects were entered in last year’s fair.

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Virden, Elkhorn firefighters celebrate milestones

Virden, Elkhorn firefighters celebrate milestones

The Wallace and District Fire Department held its awards night Saturday, April 28.
Brothers-in-law split million dollar Chase the Ace pot

Brothers-in-law split million dollar Chase the Ace pot

Two Flin Flonners have split one of the largest contest giveaways ever given out in northern Manitoba, winning more than $1 million combined.
Key facts about the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

Key facts about the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion

What exists now? The current Trans Mountain pipeline was built in 1953 and moves about 300,000 barrels a day of crude and refined petroleum products from Strathcona County near Edmonton to Burnaby.
Jane’s Walk explores collective housing movement

Jane’s Walk explores collective housing movement

The family-like atmosphere is what Erik Paulsson enjoyed most about living in a so called “collective house” on Marine Drive.
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