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Transcona Video Store Closing

Mar. 16, 2024
WINNIPEG – The owner of a video rental store in Winnipeg says it’s bittersweet to be closing so soon after its 40th anniversary. Glen Fuhl at Video King in Transcona says the COVID-19 pandemic hurt the business badly and then the recent lengthy strikes in Hollywood was the final blow. He used to bring in an average of 36 new
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2 New Bills At Manitoba Legislature

Mar. 15, 2024
WINNIPEG – Two proposed bills have been tabled at the Manitoba legislature, aimed at cracking down on sex offenders and fake intimate images. One bill would forbid people convicted of sex offences from legally changing their name, similar to existing laws in Saskatchewan and Alberta. People who apply to change their legal name would have to undergo a criminal record
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Hot Coffee Thrown During Assault

Mar. 12, 2024
WINNIPEG – A 34 year old woman has been charged after an employee of a downtown Winnipeg store was assaulted and had hot coffee thrown on her. Police say the woman got angry when the worker asked her to leave because she could not pay. The suspect is accused of throwing a large cup of coffee at the 47 year
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Another Building On Main Burns

Mar. 11, 2024
WINNIPEG – Another building on Winnipeg’s Main Street has been gutted by fire. Crews were called to 596 Main on Friday night at around 8 p.m. While battling the flames, firefighters were forced to retreat from inside due to dangerous conditions. The three storey mixed use building is being called a complete loss. No one was hurt and the blaze
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New Fish & Wildlife Funding In Manitoba

Mar. 09, 2024
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government is committing nearly $1 million this year to help protect fish and wildlife. The funding will go to 17 projects which will bolster access to fishing and hunting. The money will come from a provincial fund that collects donations and restitution payments for fish and wildlife infractions.

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