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‘Huge impact on me’: Survivors of residential schools reflect on the past (opens the original)
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WINNIPEG – Between 1857 and 1996, the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation (NCTR) at the University of Manitoba says more than 150,000 children attended Indian Residential Schools, with many of them never returning home. Geraldine Shingoose was one of them. First Nations, Inuit, and Metis Nation children were taken from their families and communities and forcibly sent to church-run and government-funded schools, which were often located far from their homes. Shingoose was just five years
‘Absolutely infuriating’: $70K worth of Pokémon cards stolen from Canadian store owner (opens the original)
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WINNIPEG – One Winnipeg vendor is in shock after tens of thousands of dollars worth of his Pokémon cards were stolen. Kenan Hyseni, who owns and operates Mulvey Market, said high-end, valuable products were stolen from his shop after a trading event he held last weekend. He believes someone snuck in, hid inside the market, waited for staff to leave, then stole the merchandise before fleeing. “I got a message from my building saying that someone was leaving the premises and tripped the alarm just
‘It is exciting’: Manitoba researchers find potential breakthrough for Multiple Sclerosis treatment (opens the original)
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WINNIPEG – A potential new treatment could help restore brain function in people with progressive multiple sclerosis. Researchers at the University of Manitoba have found that restoring levels of a depleted brain protein called neuregulin-1 (Nrg-1) may help repair damaged brain tissue, slow or halt the progression of multiple sclerosis (MS), and reverse losses in mobility and cognitive function. Head researcher Dr. Soheila Karimi says this breakthrough is significant. “This is promising in the s
‘It’s a start’: Improvements underway at a rural Manitoba intersection where four people were killed (opens the original)
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WINNIPEG BEACH, MAN. – A Manitoba man says it’s good to see changes are being made to a rural intersection, where his daughter was killed in a collision earlier this month. A week after a crash that killed four people, changes are being made at the intersection Highways 229 and 8 in Manitoba’s Interlake region. Pavement markings have been repainted; rumble strips are being repaired and flashing red lights above the stop signs are expected soon. “We anticipate the flashing lights to be added by t
Federal program making it cheaper, more accessible for Canadians to go to national parks comes to an end (opens the original)
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ST. ANDREWS, Man. – A federal program making it cheaper and more accessible for Canadians to go to national parks and sites from coast to coast is ending on Monday. The Canada Strong Pass was first introduced in 2025 and returned this summer. The federal program provides free or discounted admission to national parks, historic sites, museums, and train travel across Canada. No physical or digital pass is required to access the benefits. The temporary program – which started in June – will no lon
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