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Pallister resignation would 'be good for Manitoba,' MKO grand chief says

Indigenous leaders accuse provincial government of 'racist, political propaganda, gaslighting'

Dylan Robertson
7:00 PM CDT Monday, Jul. 19, 2021
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Dylan Robertson:

Sagkeeng begins search for unmarked burial sites

Councillors Lin Dorie (left) and Erin Dorie walk through a field where they performed a smudge ceremony in preparation for a search for unmarked graves on the site of a former residential school in Sagkeeng, (John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press)

Brenda Suderman:

Vaccine fears fuel exodus from Winkler area

Dan Lett:

Politicians passing buck on crucial vaccine status restrictions

(Andrej Ivanov/AFP via Getty Images/TNS)</p>

Declan Schroeder:

Long-lost eatery Chi-Chi's still strikes a chord with Winnipeggers

One of the cooks, only identified as Warren, tips his hat at Chi-Chi’s in 1984. (Supplied)</p>

Alison Gillmor:

The Fort Garry Hotel hearkens back to a more glamorous time

The Fort Garry Hotel was one of the tallest buildings in Winnipeg when it was constructed in 1913. (City of Winnipeg archives)

Taylor Allen:

Bombers DB Mercy Maston out for season with torn Achilles

Mercy Maston (from left), Winston Rose, Anthony Gaitor, Marcus Sayles and Chandler Fenner celebrate an interception against Calgary in 2019. Maston is out for the season after tearing his right Achilles on Sunday. (John Woods / The Canadian Press files)</p>

Editorial:

Wanted or not, Tokyo Games will go on

Mayuko Ono / The Associated Press</p><p>Police surround an anti-Olympic protester in Tokyo on July 17.</p>

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