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Essential reads for November 15, 2019

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At the intersection of cash grab and safety

Free Press analyzes 10 years of stationary photo radar camera data

Ryan Thorpe and Michael Pereira
7:00 PM CST Friday, Nov. 15, 2019
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Jessica Botelho-Urbanski :

Golden Boy survived bombing, perilous trip before taking his place on Broadway

Morning light pours on the golden boy at the Manitoba Legislature Wednesday morning in Winnipeg. Sculpted in 1918 in France the 5.25 m statue was first erected on the dome of the Legislature in 1919 and continues to be a symbol of Manitoba. -Standup photo- Sept 11, 2013 (JOE BRYKSA / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

Tom Brodbeck:

Police brass have to face fiscal facts; capping budget reasonable, necessary

The police budget represents 26.8 per cent of the city’s total annual spending. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy

Dan Lett:

Province unfairly plays wait and see with youth advocate

Manitoba advocate for children and youth, Daphne Penrose. (John Woods / The Canadian Press file)

Jen Zoratti :

The best comfort dishes also nourish your soul

Chef Edward Lam's ramen is among food writer Mike Green's favourite comfort dishes.

David Sanderson / Photos by Daniel Crump :

In good taste

Club founder Mark Kaufmann (middle) with the evening’s selection, 10 whiskies in all.</p>

Jeff Hamilton:

Bombers to battle Riders for spot in Grey Cup game

The Saskatchewan Roughriders currently hold the advantage in their season series with the Bombers.

Mike McIntyre:

Winnipeg Blue Bombers have only themselves to beat

Zach Collaros is now 2-0 in blue and gold as the team's starting quarterback. (Jeff McIntosh / The Canadian Press files)

Dan Lett:

Warnings of city cutbacks partly about politics

SASHA SEFTER / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES

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