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- Sep 29, 2026
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‘They’ve never been this bad’: Garter snakes overrun Manitoba community (opens the original)
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Residents of an Interlake community in Manitoba say they are dealing with an unusually large number of snakes. Larry Weatherburn, president of the Eriksdale Curling Club, says the community is overrun with garter snakes. Weatherburn said dealing with the reptiles has been a daily ritual for about the past two weeks. He walks around with a bucket, picking up dozens of snakes and noting they can try to bite at times. “I’ve taken as many as 30 out of here in one day,” he said Monday, as he removed
‘I was targeted for the Pokémon cards’: Toy shop owner says thieves smashed hole in wall (opens the original)
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Collectible shops fear popular Pokémon cards are putting a target on their backs, with one local shop owner saying thieves were so desperate for the cards, they smashed a hole through the wall to get them. Terri Settle, owner of Terri’s Trinkets and Toys, said she found her shop ransacked Wednesday morning. What shocked her even more was how the thief — or thieves — got in. “There’s a grate on the bottom of the building outside, and they pried that off and smashed through my bathroom wall,” she
Winnipeg abduction victim found across the border: N.D. State Patrol (opens the original)
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A Winnipeg abduction victim has been found south of the border, according to U.S. authorities. The North Dakota Highway Patrol said it had been alerted to a possible abduction in Manitoba Saturday morning. According to the release, a 31-year-old Manitoba man had abducted a 37-year-old man from Winnipeg and had possibly crossed the border. “Law enforcement quickly worked to narrow the search area for the suspect and victim,” North Dakota Highway Patrol said in a statement posted on social media.
Winnipeg couple ‘stuck in limbo’ amid WestJet flight disruptions (opens the original)
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WestJet planes are back in the air, but several passengers remain grounded and in some cases have had to find their own way home. Julia Henry and her husband were visiting family in Jamaica last week. The Winnipeg couple was set to fly home with WestJet on Monday, but their plans changed as flight attendants hit the picket line over the weekend. Though a tentative deal was reached Monday, WestJet says more than 900 flights were cancelled as a result. “We’re all being stuck in limbo basically,” H
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