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What matters most on July 15, 2019

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'Trust has left the room'

Probe into city inspectors' work habits exposed 'damage' being done, director says

Aldo Santin
07/15/2019 7:00 PM |
4 minute read

Caitlyn Gowriluk and Nadya Pankiw:

Student safety 'top priority' in wake of teacher sex charges: U of W Collegiate

University of Winnipeg Collegiate Yearbook Ishmael MUSTAPHA In January, 2019, the Winnipeg Police Service received a report of a historical sexual assault. The ensuing investigation uncovered two female victims who at the time of their initial contact were under 18. Both were students of the accused who was teaching high school at the University of Winnipeg Collegiate. Investigators from the Sex Crimes Unit determined that the accused developed inappropriate teacher/student relationships with both girls. Both girls were sexually assaulted. One victim was 16 and one was 18-years-old at the time of the assault which occurred between 2016 and 2018. Neither victim sustained physical injuries. An arrest warrant was issued in June, 2019, as the accused was out of the country. On July 10, 2019 investigators arrested the accused upon his return to Winnipeg. Ishmael MUSTAPHA, 46, has been charged with Sexual Assault x 2 and Sexual Exploitation. He was initially detained in custody, but has since been released on a Recognizance.

Dean Pritchard:

American 'hobos' arrested trying to hop train in Winnipeg

Police arrested three people attempting to sneak aboard a Toronto-bound CN freight train in the Transcona yards in Winnipeg.

Niigaan Sinclair:

Selling Portage Place like selling town square

The front doors to Portage Place Shopping Centre.

Jen Zoratti:

Anti-abortion film more propaganda than art

Actor Ashley Bratcher (right) is shown in a scene from the film “Unplanned.” A controversial American anti-abortion film is set to hit Canadian theatres soon, with the distributor bracing for possible protests. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-Soli Deo Gloria Releasing MANDATORY CREDIT

Jen Zoratti:

Five ways for animal lovers to get quality cuddle time without the commitment of ownership

A game of tug at The Pawsh Dog. (Supplied photo)

Sabrina Carnevale:

Summer the perfect time for kids to boost physical activity, adopt healthy habits

Ryan Stewart, owner of Everest Training Centre in Winnipeg, runs summer fitness classes for kids and teens at CrossFit 204 gym.</p></p>

Mike McIntyre:

Manitoba struggling to turn out next generation of golf stars

Justin McDonald plays in the opening round of men’s amateur golf championship at Quarry Oaks Golf & Country Club near St. Anne on Monday.

Editorial :

Threats are different, but NATO still relevant

Sean Kilpatrick / The Canadian Press</p><p>NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.</p>

Editorial cartoon for July 15, 2019

Adrian Powell:

Crossword for Monday, Jul. 15

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