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Local scribes gathering at Gimli theatre – Winnipeg Free Press
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On the Night Table – Winnipeg Free Press
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Innocent Icelanders dropping like flies – Winnipeg Free Press
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The case of the mysterious veterinarian – Winnipeg Free Press
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Bookworm: 'Siamese Kitten' – Don't wait to get your claws on it
Oh, those tiny little claws are sharp! You don’t expect something that small to draw blood, but there it is on the back of your hand.
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Veterinarian shares pet care tales in 'The Battle Cry of the Siamese Kitten'
Philipp Schott has the best job. He is a veterinarian and chief of staff at a pet hospital in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, and his days are filled with soft eyes,
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These Canadians are picking up the physical activity pace thanks to their pooches
Some Canadians say having a dog has motivated them to move during the pandemic. An exercise expert with ParticipAction says some studies suggest people with pooches walk about four times a day and get an average of 160 minutes of exercise a week.
Source: cbc.ca
Spring 2022 Announcements: Mysteries & Thrillers
This season, classical musician Brendan Slocumb debuts with The Violin Conspiracy, about a Black violinist and a stolen violin. Other notable books dealing with racial issues include Greg Iles’s Southern Man and Daniel’s Nieh’s Take No Names.
Source: publishersweekly.com
Veterinarians warn pet owners about tick season, advise preventative measures
Posted: Apr 23, 2021 5:00 AM CT | Last Updated: April 23 Dr. Erika Anseeuw at Pembina Veterinary Hospital says most dogs should be protected against ticks and that pet owners should talk to their vet about the best options for them.(Submitted by Erika Anseeuw)
Philipp Schott Heather Stefanson Erika Anseeuw Birchwood Animal Hospital Jonas Watson Grant Park Animal Hospital
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