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Disquieting trend

The Winnipeg Police Service’s public information office is larger than ever, but it’s providing less information, raising safety concerns and questions about transparency, a Free Press analysis reveals

Ryan Thorpe / Data analysis Michael Pereira
7:00 PM CDT Friday, Sep. 24, 2021
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Dan Lett:

Kelvin Goertzen has always put what's best for his family ahead of politics

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Manitoba Premier Kelvin Goertzen is photographed during an interview in his legislative office in Winnipeg Wednesday, September 22, 2021.

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Dylan Robertson:

Business leaders flex muscle, endorse Stefanson in Tory race

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Tom Brodbeck:

Manitoba Tories embark on long road of repentance

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Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister announces that he will not be seeking re-election in front of the Dome Building in Brandon, Man., Tuesday, Aug. 10, 2021. (David Lipnowski / The Canadian Press files)

Alan Small:

At 50, the WAG is embracing a spirit of reconciliation and reinvention

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Winnipeg Art Gallery’s new Inuit Art Centre in Winnipeg Tuesday, March 16, 2021.

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Mike McIntyre:

Jets newcomer Schmidt is the complete package

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Nate Schmidt will get a fresh start in Winnipeg. (Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press)

Melissa Martin:

Many Canadians disillusioned with the process, the parties, the broken promises

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Andrew Vaughan / The Canadian Press files</p><p>Forty per cent of eligible voters did not cast a ballot in Monday’s election, the second-lowest turnout recorded for a federal election.</p>

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Merkel set standard for ruling by consensus

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German Chancellor Angela Merkel (Matthias Schrader / The Associated Pres files)

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Disquieting trend

Kelvin Goertzen has always put what's best for his family ahead of politics

Business leaders flex muscle, endorse Stefanson in Tory race

Manitoba Tories embark on long road of repentance

At 50, the WAG is embracing a spirit of reconciliation and reinvention

Jets newcomer Schmidt is the complete package

Many Canadians disillusioned with the process, the parties, the broken promises

Merkel set standard for ruling by consensus

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