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Oak Table concerns, e-vehicle debate, fatal dog mauling, vinyl boutique, FIFA World Cup, Bombers, fringe reviews
Plus: Read to the bottom about Brazil's baby sharks (doo-doo, doo-doo, doo-doo)

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

 

'It’s a blight against the neighbourhood'

Scott Billeck:

Neighbourhood in crisis

Outreach centre at River and Osborne rife with drug use, needles, frightening behaviour, but daycare, community members say safety concerns fall on deaf ears Read More

 
 
 

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'Education can only do so much'

Zoe Pierce and Joyanne Pursaga:

Sharing the road

City tries to find the right balance in regulating personal e-vehicles Read More

 
 

'It’s just disbelief'

Morgan Modjeski:

Animal rescue worker reportedly killed in dog attack

Woman, 37, volunteered with K9 Advocacy Manitoba Read More

 
 

'Why Winnipeg Beach?'

David Sanderson:

Shoreline spins

Winnipeg Beach vinyl boutique helps lake-goers get in the groove Read More

 
 

'The most worthy World Cup combatants'

Jerrad Peters:

Poise versus passion for historic World Cup final

Reigning European and South American champs go head-to-head for first time Read More

 

Débora Rey, The Associated Press:

Argentines and Spaniards face divided loyalties ahead of Spain-Argentina World Cup final

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — Cervantes and Borges. Tortilla and asado. Flamenco and tango. Argentines and Spaniards have long been united by blood ties and a relationship of mutual ... Read More

 
 

'I think 0-5 teams are dangerous'

Taylor Allen:

Brown gets crack at former club

Bombers head into nation’s capital to face a must-win Ottawa team Read More

 
 

Fringe Fest

Our review team is hitting the seats at the Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival, and the reviews are rolling in.

All 160 productions will be reviewed by Tuesday, and they’ll all be available on our website, free of charge.

Winnipeg Free Press:

Winnipeg Fringe Festival: 2026 show reviews

Not sure what to see at this year's Winnipeg Fringe Theatre Festival? All of the Free Press’s reviews will be published here.  Find a show and click to read its review. Read More

 

Free Press review team:

Fringe reviews #3: You have died of too much theatre

100mls Or Less, Could Kill but Creates, Cults, (Dad) Stuff, El Diablo of the Cards, D&D Improv Show, Escape Reality, The Funny Thing About Men, House of Gold, The Knights of Durathor Read More

 

Free Press review team:

Fringe reviews #4: The next boss battle begins

1-Man No-Show, Louis Riel, Book Lovers, First Vampire, Grimm's Fairer Tales, Mother's Secret, Naked Mennonite: Genesis, Short King, Summer I Turned Sparkly, Thor's a Dick Read More

 

Free Press review team:

Fringe reviews #5: Power up!

Dan's Inferno, Great & Powerful Tim, Hapalochlaena, Jean-François, Letters, No Worries If Not, One Human Being Toy Story, Onwards!, Quintland, Meat Machine Read More

 

Free Press review team:

Fringe reviews #6: Side quests highly recommended

The Golden Boys, A Magician, Our Father, The Power of Ignorance, Surprise!, Strange Things, Sweat, Tony Wrestles a Stranger, La Vie Parisienne, A Woman's Guide to Romance Novels. Read More

 

Free Press review team:

Fringe reviews #7: Quicksave before the next show

50% Nonverbal, Brilliantly Awkward, A Curated Exit, Four Hearts, A Kid Napping, A Life in 60 Minutes, Love is Blank, Lover Girl, Somewhere Up There, Tango After Midnight. Read More

 

Free Press review team:

Fringe reviews #8: Experience points awarded

Another Side of Rice, The Crown Witness, The Cult of the Comfy Wizard, Dead Chef, Embarrassed Naked Female, Goose!, How Bono Saved My Life, Paper Fathers, Rumours in Motion, Site #57. Read More

 
 
 

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One last thing...

Eléonore Hughes And Diarlei Rodrigues, The Associated Press:

A Brazilian bay’s surprise shark nursery sparks conservation project

ANGRA DOS REIS, Brazil (AP) — A fishing community in Brazil’s southeastern Ilha Grande bay once saw the blacktip sharks navigating the sparkling, emerald green water as potential food. That percept... Read More

 
 

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