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PhotosUnder a crescent moon 
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The night of Jan. 26 saw a beautiful clear sky and great weather for being outside.
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PhotosJust letting you know... Posted 3 hours ago
A clever sign hangs outside the Selkirk fire department office - letting all know that they do make house calls.
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Local NewsLockport at night Posted 11 hours ago
The view of Lockport just 62 minutes after sunset on the evening of Jan. 26.
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Local NewsHwy. 59 major drug pipeline: RCMP Updated 10 hours ago
RCMP say Hwy. 59 is one of the main "drug pipelines" in Manitoba. At a press conference Jan. 27, RCMP said the highway is one of the main "subsidiary routes" in Manitoba used to transport illegal drugs into the rural northern parts of eastern Manitoba.
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Local SportsSteelers Profile: Evan Laye Posted 14 hours ago
Player name: Evan Laye Jersey No: 12 Position: Forward / Shot: Right Years with the Steelers: 4 Date of birth: 01/02/1991 Hometown: Winnipeg Height: 6’0” / Weight: 185 Lbs SJ: If you weren’t playing hockey what would you be doing? EL: Going to the University of Manitoba full time and completing my
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Local NewsThe Moon Posted 15 hours ago
Earth's only natural satellite is the Moon and it continues to fascinate people and has done so for as long as humans have excited.
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Local NewsJazz it up Posted 15 hours ago
Ecole Selkirk Junior High held its annual Winter Band Concert Jan. 26. Over 80 students serenaded a standing-room-only crowd with a variety of songs including ‘Livin’ on a Prayer’, ‘Itsy Bitsy Spider’, ‘May Day in Red Square’, ‘Down by Salley Gardens’, and many more.
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OpinionMoose must be saved Posted 15 hours ago
The recent announcement of a partial moose hunting conservation closure within GHA 26 is disappointing to say the least.
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Regional news'Backsliding' blamed for laissez-faire hunting ban Updated 18 hours ago
There should be no moose hunting anywhere in Game Hunting Area (GHA) 26, even for aboriginal rights-based hunters, says the Manitoba Wildlife Federation. The Wildlife Federation held two press conference Jan.
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Local NewsOh Canada Posted 1 day ago
Two Maple Leaf flags fly proudly on the grounds of Lower Fort Garry on the afternoon of Jan. 24. The national flag of Canada which is also commonly known as the Maple Leaf was first adopted in 1965 - marking the first time the national flag replaced the Union Flag.
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Local NewsSchool Patrol Olympics held Updated 2 days ago
Hundreds and hundreds of school safety patrols filled Hall A at the Winnipeg Convention Centre on Jan. 25 as part of the final celebration to cap off the patrol’s 75th anniversary celebration.
