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A large pool of water formed from the melting snow at Assiniboine Park creates a picturesque mirror image Monday afternoon as temperatures rise to way above normal for this time of year.
Toronto cop killer Craig Munro granted temporary unescorted prison absences
AGASSIZ, B.C. - Toronto cop-killer Craig Munro lost another bid for day parole Tuesday but was granted a limited number of unescorted absences.
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Publisher says Colin Thatcher unlikely to appeal ruling against book profits
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University of Winnipeg’s Department of Theatre and Film presents Fragments of Whispers and Secrets
Fragments of Whispers and Secrets is an original performance work generated and constructed by the actors and director. The piece was begun from a broad thematic exploration of war and mental illness and the further ...
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