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What better day than Halloween to launch a 3-D newspaper project.

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What better day than Halloween to launch a 3-D newspaper project.

The Free Press Sunday On7 paper will feature 3-D photographs and ads and comes with 3-D glasses sponsored by Comics America.

You will be able to view many photos and advertisements in 3-D, alongside all of your favourite Sunday features.

Ruth Bonneville / Winnipeg Free Press
Winnipeg Free Press Publisher Bob Cox uses 3-D glasses to read a prototype of Sunday's On7 paper which will be printed in 3-D.
Ruth Bonneville / Winnipeg Free Press Winnipeg Free Press Publisher Bob Cox uses 3-D glasses to read a prototype of Sunday's On7 paper which will be printed in 3-D.

Watch for the special 3-D edition of On7 on newsstands Sunday.

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