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A group of residents who oppose large-scale cannabis grow operations in their neighbourhoods are pleased with a city plan to restrict them.

The four Myanmar nationals were on their way to Imphal.

Winnipeg Free Press Last Modified: 9:00 PM CDT Friday, Jul. 23, 2021 | Updates ALEX LUPUL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Booking a site at a city park like Kildonan Park, pictured, should be easier than the current process, some councillors say. Winnipeggers could one day book a city picnic shelter or soccer field with just a few clicks, if a new motion succeeds. Winnipeggers could one day book a city picnic shelter or soccer field with just a few clicks, if a new motion succeeds. Two city councillors want to explore a new online booking system for civi...

  WINNIPEG -- Winnipeg City Council is joining the long line of those opposed to Bill 64, the provincial law to reform education. Council voted to lobby the Pallister Government to put a pause on the proposed legislation and send it back to the drawing board. Mayor Brian Bowman said you don’t have to go far to see people opposing the bill. “I’m sure the Winnipeg-based MLAs of all political stripes are seeing the signs on lawns in all corners of our city right now,” said Bowman. The bill, if passed into law, would eliminate all school divisions and elected school boards, replac...

COVID-inspired creativity Save to Read Later More than 300 students contributed to the Seven Oaks School Division's anthology about the 2020-21 school year. Madeline S. of Rivere Rouge drew a green, sick COVID-19 virus. (Supplied) Equipped with uneasiness, frustration and pencil crayons, elementary students in northwest Winnipeg made COVID-19 their artistic muse. Equipped with uneasiness, frustration and pencil crayons, elementary students in northwest Winnipeg made COVID-19 their artistic muse. A new anthology of artwork and creative writing produced throughout the pandemic documents ho...