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Essential reads for April 14, 2021

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To serve and be protected

Retired Winnipeg inspector calls for Canada's hate speech laws to include police

Dylan Robertson
7:00 PM CDT Wednesday, Apr. 14, 2021
5 minute read

Kevin Rollason:

Personal care homes push for in-house staff vaccinations

Laurie Cerqueti, CEO of Saul and Claribel Simkin Centre.

Danielle Da Silva:

Province plans another immunization clinic in Winnipeg, but details remain scant

A delay in the shipment of more than 28,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine has caused the province to cancel two dozen rural immunization clinics. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Andrew Vaughan-Pool</p>

Dan Lett:

The enduring, maddening problem of vaccine hesitancy

Dr. Joss Reimer, medical officer of health and medical lead for the Manitoba Vaccine Implementation Task Force.

Cody Sellar:

Winter's return earns mixed reviews

RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>A loader cleans dirty, wet snow off the street along Pembina Hwy., on Wednesday after snowstorm hit the city earlier in the week.</p><p>April 14, 2021</p></p>

Jen Zoratti:

Pandemic-focused digital art project explores dread, hope

JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>Artist Kai Chochinov’s contribution to COVID-19: Anxiety in the Age of the Anthropocene, What Will Be Left, looks at theatre.</p></p>

Mike Sawatzky:

Winnipeg puckstopper turning heads in the WHL

Prince George Cougars goalie Tyler Brennan of Winnipeg is one of only 18 goaltenders to be chosen in the first round of the WHL draft. (Daniel Crump / Winnipeg Free Press files)

Editorial:

Relax, Winnipeg – this snow is a good thing

MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>A motorist scrapes his windshield on Tuesday morning in Winnipeg.</p>

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