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PCs accused of breaking law on MPI file

Consumers group files motion arguing Tory interference

Dan Lett
7:00 PM CDT Thursday, Sep. 26, 2019
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Larry Kusch and Jessica Botelho-Urbanski:

Province announces $163-M deficit; auditor general talks $9-M surplus

Manitoba Auditor General Norman Ricard thinks the province would have shown a $9-million surplus if the proper standards were applied to its most recent deficit projections.

Jessica Botelho-Urbanski:

Province denies neglecting addictions, mental health

Manitoba Health Minister Cameron Friesen.

Katie May:

Eagle feathers 'an implement of justice in Manitoba'

Frankie Snider, Director of Indigenous Relations at Manitoba Justice, handles the sacred eagle feathers during a presentation to the courts of The Law Courts building.

Maggie Macintosh:

Youth activists hope climate strike 'will be a tipping point'

16-year-old Swedish activist Greta Thunberg has become the face of the youth climate justice movement.

Today on the federal campaign trail

Frances Koncan:

Artist Kent Monkman intends to unsettle viewers

Cree artist Kent Monkman

Jill Wilson:

Ai Weiwei's Forever Bicycles installation finds its way from Austin to The Forks

Forever Bicycles is seen at The Forks on Thursday afternoon.

Mike McIntyre:

Good just won't do; depleted Jets need great Dane

Nikolaj Ehlers will be playing on the first line with Mark Scheifele and Blake Wheeler to start the season if Kyle Connor doesn't return. (John Woods / The Canadian Press files)</p>

Editorial:

Whistleblower revelations spell trouble for Trump

President Donald Trump could be in real trouble for asking the Ukrainian president for a favour. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)

Adrian Powell:

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