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

 

'This is not a foregone conclusion'

Carol Sanders:

Premier says location of supervised drug site not set in stone

Premier Wab Kinew says the province intends to consult with neighbours of the proposed supervised drug site in Point Douglas and may “go in a different direction” if it can’t ensure the location is sa... Read More

 
 
 

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'Back to square one again'

Jeff Hamilton:

Headaches, hurdles and heartbreak

Despite the creation of more daycare spaces, fewer children with special needs are accessing them; directors say flawed provincial program leaves desperate families with no hope Read More

 
 

'It’s really hard for convenience stores to stay in business'

Gabrielle Piché:

Burned by illegal cigarettes

‘Not a fair marketplace’: neighbourhoods losing convenience stores, province losing tax revenue as flow of illicit smokes becomes flood, industry advocate says Read More

 
 

'The team behind the team'

Hockey writer Mike McIntyre got back earlier this week from the Jets’ longest single journey in several years — 10 days, six cities, three time zones — and spent part of it digging into what it takes to keep a professional hockey team healthy, happy and performing at a high level while away from home for an extended stretch.

Mike McIntyre:

‘Men on a mission’

It takes a huge team effort — beyond those on the ice — to keep the Winnipeg Jets firing on all cylinders as they endure the most hectic travel period of their season Read More

 
 

'We were trying to figure out why on earth people were looking for this book'

Ben Sigurdson:

Bang for the book

Short-form social media swell sparks long-form resurgence for teens, young adults Read More

 

Ben Sigurdson:

Choice chapters

Free Press reviewers reveal their best books of 2024 Read More

 
 
 

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