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School security funding, landfill search, pharmacist punished, advent calendars, Jets’ captain talks
Plus: A nativity scene controversy

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

 

'What happened at Darwin School last week should never happen'

Chris Kitching:

School security measures scrutinized after student attacked

Province commits $500K to improve system, asks divisions to submit emergency plans Read More

 

Scott Billeck:

Nervous parents greeted by locked door, guards at site of school assault

A parent of children who attend Darwin School wants to know why stronger safety measures weren’t in place prior to a man being arrested for assaulting a young student inside the building. Read More

 
 
 

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'Somebody goes missing, we go looking'

Malak Abas:

Search for Ashlee Shingoose, serial killer’s first victim, begins at Brady Road landfill

The search of Brady Road landfill for the remains of a First Nations woman who was the first victim of a Winnipeg serial killer began Monday morning. Read More

 
 

'Inappropriate behaviour with staff and patients'

Tyler Searle:

Regulator punishes previously disciplined pharmacist for professional misconduct

A Manitoba pharmacist with a history of complaints has been punished for professional misconduct after he admitted to forming inappropriate relationships with two “vulnerable” patients in recent years. Read More

 
 

'These advent calendars hit the sweet spot'

Jen Zoratti:

Doorways to nostalgia

Luxury advent calendars tap into warm holiday memories Read More

 
 

'I’m just trying to be a steadying presence'

Mike McIntyre:

Jets’ struggles weigh heavy on captain’s shoulders

Leading Jets through slump a Sisyphean task, says Lowry Read More

 
 

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One last thing...

Sylvain Plazy, The Associated Press:

A controversial infant Jesus is stolen from a Belgian Nativity scene

BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian authorities are mystified over a brazen theft over the weekend from a Christmas Nativity scene of an icon of infant Jesus Christ that had been widely scorned online. Read More

 
 

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