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Violence against letter carriers, wrongly accused lawsuit, teacher representation, Connor’s Jets deal, Whiteshell journeys
Read to the bottom to find out how scientists are 'trying to make mud sexy' in the climate fight

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

 

'Concerned for their safety'

Nicole Buffie:

Letter carriers’ union asks Canada Post for self-defence training as violent attacks spike

A troubling increase in violent attacks on Winnipeg letter carriers has prompted their union to ask Canada Post to provide self-defence classes. Read More

 
 
 

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'Tunnel vision'

Dean Pritchard:

Beaten, bullied former Portage man wrongly accused of child sex crimes files lawsuit against RCMP

A former Portage la Prairie resident who was beaten up and became a target for community vigilantes after he was mistakenly charged with sex crimes against children is suing RCMP, alleging there was clear evidence he was not the man they were looking for. Read More

 
 

'Representation matters'

Maggie Macintosh:

Province drafts lesson plan to combat high teacher turnover in North

As many as 50 per cent of educators leave First Nations every year Read More

 
 

'This book is a love letter'

Eva Wasney:

Into the wild

Winnipegger chronicles journey to visit every named lake in the Whiteshell Read More

 
 

The richest contract in Winnipeg Jets’ history

Ken Wiebe:

Deal to make Connor latest ‘Jet for life’ priority on roster docket

Title of largest contract in Winnipeg Jets’ history on table for left-winger Read More

 
 

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The Week that Was: Aug. 18 to Aug. 23

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One last thing...

Morgan Lowrie, The Canadian Press:

Making mud sexy: Scientists search for climate change answers in Quebec sea floor

MONTREAL - Far below the seals and belugas that dive gracefully through Quebec's Saguenay fiord, there are small creatures burrowing in the sea floor mud that scientists believe play a crucial role in... Read More

 
 

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