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Dylan Robertson :

Exporting help and hope: How Winnipeggers are making a difference in Ukraine's struggle

DYLAN ROBERTSON / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>A woman takes a selfie in front of St. Volodymyr’s Cathedral in central Kyiv on April 21, the day Ukrainian electors voted in a new president.</p>

Ryan Thorpe:

Tale of two Riverwalks: Assiniboine section open, Red remains closed

PHIL HOSSACK / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS - The Forks walkway access from the oneida circle is closed. - May 24, 2019.

Niigaan Sinclair:

We must resist the silence surrounding abuse

Melissa Martin :

Manitoba's first fecal transplant ends patient's year of antibiotic-resistant misery

MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Dr. Chris Schneider, who helped lead the effort to get the first official fecal transplant performed in Manitoba, poses for a portrait at the Manitoba Clinic in Winnipeg on Thursday, May 23, 2019. For Melissa Martin story. Winnipeg Free Press 2019.

Mike McIntyre:

Winnipeg teacher on top of the world after scaling Everest

SUPPLIED </p><p>Dalip Shekhawat climbing the summit of the world’s highest mountain — Mount Everest.Shekhawat, 43, a special education teacher at St. Amant, climbed the peak to raise money for the St. Amant Foundation.</p>

Jason Bell:

Coaches hope to grow game, develop elite-level badminton players in new dedicated facility

Provincial Coach Justin Friesen (left) and Executive Director Ryan Giesbrecht believe people will come to their new facility dedicated only to badminton. (Photos by Sasha Sefter / Winnipeg Free Press)

Jill Wilson:

1919 takes centre stage during annual Doors Open

Ukrainian Labour Temple</p>

Bob Cox:

Government program intended to support — not control — journalism

Journalists are notoriously difficult to tell what to do. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Winnipeg Free Press)

Editorial :

Time to broaden the search for bike-theft solutions

Joe Bryksa / Winnipeg Free Press FILES</p><p>Effective registry can be a crucial tool in fighting theft.</p>

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'Leave it in the lobby in a box': church leaders ask for return of statue's headLiberal caucus staff speak out against blood drives' LGBTQ restrictionsWe must resist the silence surrounding abuseTale of two Riverwalks: Assiniboine section open, Red remains closedExporting help and hope

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