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Docs on social media ban, Siloam CEO, more 7-Elevens close, museum diorama, Winnipeg skier
Plus: Meet the people behind (or underneath or inside) the Muppets

Good evening. Here’s a look at what our newsroom has been working on today:

 

'Similar to smoking, substance use and alcohol'

Carol Sanders:

Social media, screen time bigger risks to kids than substance use, inactivity: Doctors Manitoba

Social media and excessive screen time pose a bigger health risk to youth than substance use and inactivity, say Manitoba doctors, who are throwing their support behind a ban proposed by the province. Read More

 
 
 

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'A critical period of transition'

Scott Billeck:

Siloam Mission, new CEO part ways

Departure comes as three months on job marked by controversy Read More

 
 

'Like saying goodbye to an old friend'

Malak Abas:

Two more 7-Eleven locations bite the dust

Inner-city crime, rising food prices blamed for latest closures Read More

 
 

'A fading art form'

AV Kitching:

Delta blues

Museum diorama detailing marshland, rye farm decommissioned owing to pest infestation Read More

 
 

'This is huge for Winnipeg'

Zoe Pierce:

From snowy fairways to the cross-country skiing World Cup

Klaschka first Winnipegger in decades to compete in pinnacle event Read More

 
 

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One last thing...

Philip Marcelo, The Associated Press:

Jim Henson’s Creature Shop opens for tours. Here’s what’s inside the once-hidden puppet studio

Deep in a cavernous New York City warehouse, the artisans behind some of the world’s most beloved children’s characters have been fashioning costumes and puppets for years in relative anonymity. Read More

 
 

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