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Province bows to demands to slow down reopening

Quarantine order to remain in effect for eastern Canadians

Danielle Da Silva
7:00 PM CDT Thursday, Jul. 23, 2020
4 minute read

Dylan Robertson:

Pallister ponders federal transit money, delay in COVID sick-pay program

The province would have to kick in as much as $65 million if it takes federal money to help Winnipeg Transit. (Shannon VanRaes / Winnipeg Free Press files)

Maggie Macintosh:

Summer school students, staff play pandemic guinea pigs for safe return-to-school strategy

Martin Cash:

Loveday Farms acquired by South Mill Champs, one of the largest producers in North America

Mike Sawatzky:

Athletic medical supplies company trying to keep up with demand

Jen Zoratti:

Pop-up shows provide proof all the world really can be a stage

Andraea Sartison, left, and Jennie O'Keefe of Fête Jockey, a local arts-focused event company, are producing Sidewalk Soirées and giving local artists the chance to enjoy small-stage spotlights.</p>

Editorial:

Diplomacy not among Payette's many gifts

Governor General Julie Payette has been criticized in recent media reports by a bevy of former staff, who say she routinely yells and has tantrums that belittle and humiliate those in her employ.

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