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Recognized, relieved

Months after exposing disgraced Canadian soldier as neo-Nazi, Free Press reporter gratified to attend accused terrorist's hearing in U.S. federal courtroom

Ryan Thorpe
01/23/2020 7:00 PM
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Tom Brodbeck:

City sewage woes require big-picture big money

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RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

Construction material is laid out in an area of Bourkevale Park on the Assiniboine River bank as .construction crews upgrade the combined sewers at the corner of Ferry Road and Assiniboine Avenue on Thursday.

Tom Brodbeck - Columnist

For Column - Progress may be slow on securing provincial funding to upgrade the City of Winnipeg’s north end sewage treatment plan. But it’s even slower – almost non-existent – when it comes to finding the cash from senior levels of government to prevent at least some of the nearly nine billion litres of diluted raw sewage discharged into Winnipeg rivers every year.

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Dylan Robertson:

Manitoba eyes beefing up rural crime punishments

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MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

Justice Minister Cliff Cullen speaks to the media about the Manitoba Police Commission report on downtown Winnipeg safety at the Manitoba Legislative Building in Winnipeg on Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019.
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Danielle Da Silva:

Bad bus behavior got 28 people banned

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MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS A Winnipeg Transit bus travels through the intersection of Portage Avenue and Main Street Thursday afternoon. 190328 - Thursday, March 28, 2019.</p>

Maggie Macintosh:

Winnipeg 'human-mobility engineer' named Rhodes Scholar

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Martin Cash:

Is 5G a health hazard? Depends on who you ask

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The need to upgrade the network is because of the increase in the volume of traffic brought on by our increasing reliance on digital communication of every kind. (Kin Cheung / The Associated Press files)

Mike Sawatzky:

St. Mary's Academy prep team star latest in long line of hockey-playing Patricks

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Eva Wasney:

Freshair leads the way on repurposing beauty waste

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Praise Okwumabuain's Freshair became the first independent salon in Winnipeg to enrol in the recycling program. (Ruth Bonneville / Winnipeg Free Press)

Editorial:

Blurring images doesn't alter reality

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Recognized, relieved

City sewage woes require big-picture big money

Manitoba eyes beefing up rural crime punishments

Bad bus behavior got 28 people banned

Winnipeg 'human-mobility engineer' named Rhodes Scholar

Is 5G a health hazard? Depends on who you ask

St. Mary's Academy prep team star latest in long line of hockey-playing Patricks

Freshair leads the way on repurposing beauty waste

Blurring images doesn't alter reality

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