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Hellebuyck helps Jets beat the Blues 4-2 | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source
WINNIPEG - For the second straight game, Connor Hellebuyck stood on his head to backstop the Jets to a 4-2 NHL victory over the St. Blues on Tuesday night.
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Winnipeg Jets beat St. Louis Blues 4-2
For the second straight game, Connor Hellebuyck stood on his head to backstop the Jets to a 4-2 NHL victory over the St. Blues on Tuesday night.
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Rock star Bret Michaels adopts hero stray dog also named Bret Michaels
A rescue husky dog named Bret Michaels has been adopted by the human rock star Bret Michaels.
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'Future Toyota' SUV, truck, sports car concepts look production-ready
From the FT-Se coupe to the EPU electric pickup, wed bet these Japan Mobility Show EV concepts wind up in dealerships sooner than later
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Winnipeg police searching for three men after East Elmwood murder
Winnipeg police are searching for three males as persons of interest after a 24-year-old man was found dead in East Elmwood on Oct. 14.
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Premier to host meeting about landfill search for murder victims
Families and advocates who want a Manitoba landfill searched for the remains of two women will meet with Manitoba’s new premier on Thursday.
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WPS officer charged with driving offences after collision
A Winnipeg Police Service officer has been charged with traffic offences for his role in a downtown collision in April.
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Compensation lauded, but doesn't fix First Nations child services: AMC
Manitoba’s First Nations leaders celebrate news that a federal court approved a child services settlement, but warn still work to be done.
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