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1. Well, it looks like were at it again She stood in the doorway, frowning, with a black cat tucked over her arm and five others flopped down beneath the shade of a tree in the front yard of her house on Queen Street in St. James. In the backyard, a few kittens mewed as they lay in the sun. Inside, 15 sets of paws awaited their guardian’s return. A sign on the front door asked in capital letters that agents and pedlars skip over the house, and a large board propped against the tree, just p...

OTTAWA — Winnipeg MPs say the federal government isn’t living up to its feminist credent...

1. Well, it looks like were at it again She stood in the doorway, frowning, with a black cat tucked over her arm and five others flopped down beneath the shade of a tree in the front yard of her house on Queen Street in St. James. In the backyard, a few kittens mewed as they lay in the sun. Inside, 15 sets of paws awaited their guardian’s return. A sign on the front door asked in capital letters that agents and pedlars skip over the house, and a large board propped against the tree, just p...

May 5, 2021 by Scott Hood You can apply for a time order if your credit agreement is regulated by the Consumer Credit Act 1974. This depends on when you took out your agreement and how much you borrowed at the time. Your loan will be regulated if you borrowed less than the following amounts. Repossession of goods the subject-matter of hire-purchase agreement is an important remedy available to the owner in hire-purchase transactions under the Hire-Purchase Act, Cap. H4, Laws of the Federation o...

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 7:28 PM CDT Monday, May. 3, 2021 | Updates Save to Read Later As more teachers call-in sick or require coverage during COVID-19 self-isolation stints, Winnipeg school divisions are dealing with a “revolving door” of absences one substitute says is worsening staff burnout and class management issues. Winnipeg Free Press As more teachers call-in sick or require coverage during COVID-19 self-isolation stints, Winnipeg school divisions...

Winnipeg Free Press Save to Read Later Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My live-in girlfriend is a terrible cook, but a harsh critic. Her family all have terrible table manners. Opinion Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My live-in girlfriend is a terrible cook, but a harsh critic. Her family all have terrible table manners. They grew up in a house where people were comfortable saying rude things about the food they cooked for each other, like it was a joke. Their mom worked most of the time and Dad was g...

Winnipeg Free Press Divisions ordering another PPE layer of defence against COVID-19 Save to Read Later Faced with rising COVID-19 cases and highly infectious variants, Manitoba schools are adding another item to their arsenal of personal protective equipment: eyewear. Faced with rising COVID-19 cases and highly infectious variants, Manitoba schools are adding another item to their arsenal of personal protective equipment: eyewear. Public health officials are now supporting the use of both...

Winnipeg Free Press Getting stuck Canadians are largely in favour of vaccination, so why are Manitobas school immunization programs so far from achieving herd immunity? Sometimes, neither a lollipop nor a dinosaur sticker is enough to convince someone to get a needle. Sometimes, neither a lollipop nor a dinosaur sticker is enough to convince someone to get a needle. Dr. Michele Feierstein, a pediatrician for more than 35 years, knows that all too well. Feierstein has given thousands of...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Dylan Robertson Save to Read Later OTTAWA — Service Canada has pulled out of St. Vital, leaving southeast Winnipeg with no federal office where people can get help with unemployment and pension issues. OTTAWA — Service Canada has pulled out of St. Vital, leaving southeast Winnipeg with no federal office where people can get help with unemployment and pension issues. The agency said the 1001 St. Mary’s Rd. loca...

WINNIPEG -- A new Amazon warehouse is getting set to open in Winnipeg. According to permits on the citys website, the warehouse will be setting up at 1001 Regent Ave. West. Coun. Shawn Nason, who is the councillor for the Transcona area, confirmed this with CTV News and said it is a distributional warehouse. "I believe (Amazon) is targeting September for opening," said Nason. He said he has been in contact with Amazon and is excited to see the company set up shop in Transcona. "Economic ...