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Fatal fire, security-guard training, backpack ban, Kyle Connor, flower alternatives
Plus: In a war-torn city, a bowling alley signals a return to normal life

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

 

'We didn’t have time to think about anything'

Chris Kitching:

‘The fireman grabbed me… and pulled me out’

Survivor recounts horror of losing granddaughter, cousin; within four minutes, small West End fire became fatal inferno Read More

 
 
 

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'You’ve got to give people the tools to… do their job right'

Gabrielle Piché:

Former cabinet minister takes shot at NDP over cultural training for guards

Robinson says proposal appears to be stalled; Indigenous people mistreated Read More

 
 

'It’s really an inconvenience'

Maggie Macintosh:

Sturgeon Heights students fight to keep backpacks in class

School’s new directive to limit clutter called ’silly’ Read More

 
 

'He’s one of our nation’s very best'

Mike McIntyre:

‘Ready to do anything I can to help’

Jets’ Connor determined to prove value he can bring to Team USA Read More

 
 

‘Wow, are these really marshmallows?’

AV Kitching:

Fresh flowers

Non-botanical bouquets offer twist on Valentine’s Day florals Read More

 
 

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One last thing...

Omar Faruk, The Associated Press:

Somalia welcomes its first bowling alley as the middle class and diaspora returnees grow

In a city long defined by conflict, Somalia ’s capital of Mogadishu now echoes with the crash of pins at the country's first modern bowling alley. Read More

 
 

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