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America’s Got Talent

The votes have been tallied and the final four acts that will perform in the finale are revealed in tonight’s episode. The top acts will have one more chance to impress America in their bid to win the $1-million prize. NBC/Citytv, 8 p.m.

Selling New York

Brokers from two upscale, Manhattan-based real-estate firms reveal what it takes to sell a property in the Big Apple in this new series. The wheeling and dealing never stops as the agents plan lavish cocktail parties and pamper potential buyers. HGTV, 8 p.m.

L.A. Ink

It’s a tumultuous time for Kat as her one-time mentor crosses the floor in this premiere. Corey burns his bridges when he chooses to join the team at rival shop American Electric. Meanwhile, Kat and her crew at High Voltage continue on. TLC, 9 p.m.

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The Hour: rerun TBA

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Dozens of Winnipeggers fear plans to make way for up to 20,000 more people to live in south Transcona would dramatically alter their neighbourhood and tie hefty fees for new services to their property titles.

If city council adopts the proposed South Transcona secondary plan, all future development applications would need to conform to its goals. The affected area is located south of Dugald Road, north of St. Boniface Road, east of Plessis Road and west of Murdock Road.

Homeowner Virginia Page Jähne fears the plan could add a massive tab to the title of her 4.3-acre property to cover services required for the development.

“My main concern is that they are wanting to put $1.4 million onto my title to pay for this. Now, they say that I will not have to pay it unless I subdivide. But if a person comes by and wants to buy from me … and they see that $1.4 million … what’s the first thing (they’re) going to do?” said Page Jähne, in an interview.

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Today On TV 1 minute read Wednesday, Sep. 8, 2010

America's Got Talent

The votes have been tallied and the final four acts that will perform in the finale are revealed in tonight's episode. The top acts will have one more chance to impress America in their bid to win the $1-million prize. NBC/Citytv, 8 p.m.

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MORGAN MODJESKI/FREE PRESS Chris Anderson and his wife Rachael, look on at MADD Canada's Manitoba Memorial which now carries his brother Robbie Anderson's name at the Glen Eden Funeral Home and Cemetery in West St. Paul on Saturday. Its placement is alongside the names of 85 other victims who died as a result of drunk or drug-related impaired driving. Joined by officials from the province and the law enforcement, he said he's grateful for the support and the work MADD does.

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Ten years after he was killed in a collision involving an impaired driver in 2016, Robbie Anderson’s name has been added to MADD Canada’s Manitoba Memorial honouring those killed in drunk and drug-impaired-related crashes.

His older brother Chris Anderson, was one of two dozen people who gathered at the Glen Eden Funeral Home and Cemetery in West St. Paul Saturday to remember their loved ones, 86 victims whose names are etched into the granite monument near the heart of the graveyard.

“It’s heavy,” said Anderson when asked what it was like to be part of the ceremony and see his brother’s name added. “It’s been something I’ve been thinking about for a while.”

Grateful for MADD’s work and its efforts to honour Robbie, who was 27 when he died, Anderson said his brother, represented the “absolute best of us.”

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Beauty. Bliss. Ecstasy.

That is how Aug. 15, 2026 will be remembered in Winnipeg.

What was once a pipe dream in the city’s hoops community became an epic reality on Saturday, when Simon Hildebrandt, who grew up playing on the courts of this very town, made good on a three-pointer from the wing to crown the Winnipeg Sea Bears Canadian Elite Basketball League champions.

A storybook ending to a 98-84 victory over the Brampton Honey Badgers sent a CEBL attendance record of 12,519 fans into pandemonium at Canada Life Centre and capped a Finals run for the ages — one that was fraught with injury, impromptu player exits and unprecedented circumstances.

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RUTH BONNEVILLE / FREE PRESS FILES A speed bump is seen on Warsaw Avenue in 2021. Residents in the West Kildonan Industrial neighbourhood are calling for additional traffic-calming measures in their neighbourhood after a child was hit by a truck Thursday.

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Residents in the West Kildonan Industrial neighbourhood are calling on the city to install speed bumps in their area after a child was hit and dragged by a vehicle Thursday.

Katelyn Bemister lives near the area where the child — who was hospitalized as a result of the incident and has been upgraded to stable condition — was struck. She says people frequently speed in the area.

“They’re going really fast, and they’re not really paying attention at all to the pedestrians in the area,” says Bemister.

In video supplied to the Free Press by a resident, the child can be seen riding a bike down a sidewalk along the 500 block of North Point Boulevard.

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