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Ludhiana: Road accidents claimed 249 lives in eight months

Rallies calling for landfill search to be held across Canada on Monday

Women, Life, Freedom rallies in Winnipeg mark one year since Mahsa Amini's death

People from Manitoba's Iranian community showed their support for the ongoing uprising in Iran at several Winnipeg rallies held Saturday to mark the one-year anniversary of a young woman's death in police custody.

Winnipeggers await cleanup of Windsor Hotel rubble

Murray Stenlund had always worried the Windsor Hotel would catch fire one day. So on Wednesday, when Stenlund saw thick plumes of smoke engulf the vacant 120-year-old building in Winnipeg’s downtown, he knew the inevitable had finally happened.

'We aren't going to forget': Supporters honour Tanya Jane Nepinak 12 years after she went missing

About 50 people marched from the intersection of Maryland Street and Ellice Avenue to The Forks’ Oodena Celebration Circle on Wednesday to honour Tanya Jane Nepinak, who went missing 12 years ago.

Block-level games conclude

Bell: Smith UCP government vows zero tolerance for Alberta bad actors

Premier Danielle Smith-led Alberta UCP government rolls out tough-on-crime plan pledging zero tolerance for serious and violent criminals

Mixed bag in colleges, tie-ups play key role

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Back-to-school sticker shock has some Manitoba parents searching for savings, deals on supplies and clothing

Some schools bulk buy supplies for students for a yearly fee while at others, kids are required to have their own supplies. Either way, parents can expect to pay more.