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Meeting one by one with the cardinals who will choose his successor and he might be facetoface with the next pope in just a few minutes on this last day on the throne of st. Peter. Good morning. Welcome to this special edition of early start. Im john berman. And im zoraida sambolin. Wed like to welcome our viewers from around the world on cnn international. Its the top of the hour, thursday, february 28th. We are witnessing history in the making. No one alive has ever seen a sitting pope step do...

A day of reflection and hope. Pope benedict xvi planning to meet with the cardinals this morning. Good morning and welcome to a special edition of early start, im zoraida sambolin. Im john berman. Is it 4 00 a. M. In the east. Welcome to cnns live coverage of the popes last day on the throne of st. Peter. Just ten hours from now Pope Benedict xvi becomes pope emeritus. Hes not riding off into the sunset or helicopter just yet. At 5 00 a. M. Eastern, the pope meets with the cardinalss who will pi...

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Manitoba Agriculture and Resource Development advises that conservation officers are continuing enforcement to protect Manitobas natural resources, including compliance checks for fisheries, addressing illegal hunting, and increasing the number of officers in the field.

  WINNIPEG -- Manitoba enforcement officers handed out more than $80,000 in fines between Dec. 7 and 13 due to people and businesses breaking public health orders. According to the province’s latest COVID-19 enforcement update released on Dec. 15, there were 5,764 calls related to enforcement, but only 48 tickets were given out for non-compliance with public health orders. Enforcement officers handed out seven $5,000 fines to businesses, as well as 36 $1,296 fines to individuals for brea...