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John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press :

Gallery: A little TLC at the Teddy Bears Picnic

Alexa Twerdochlib with her son Nikko watch as his pet ostrich DeDe is treated at the Teddy Bear Picnic.</p>

Dylan Robertson  :

Exporting help and hope: How Winnipeggers are making a difference in Ukraine's struggle

DYLAN ROBERTSON / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>A woman takes a selfie in front of St. Volodymyr’s Cathedral in central Kyiv on April 21, the day Ukrainian electors voted in a new president.</p>

Alexandra Paul :

Museum shines light on 1939 destruction of Métis community

MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>The Manitoba Museum opens its exhibition devoted to the tragic story of Ste. Madeleine - a story depicting the displacement of hundreds of Métis people in Manitoba Friday morning.</p>

Trevor Hagan / Winnipeg Free Press :

Gallery: Dinner with a view

Laurena Ens checks out the balloons at the Genuwine Cellars table at TableFor1200More along Albert Street.</p>

Melissa Martin  :

Manitoba's first fecal transplant ends patient's year of antibiotic-resistant misery

MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Dr. Chris Schneider, who helped lead the effort to get the first official fecal transplant performed in Manitoba, poses for a portrait at the Manitoba Clinic in Winnipeg on Thursday, May 23, 2019. For Melissa Martin story. Winnipeg Free Press 2019.

Jill Wilson :

Coming-of-age comedy turns stereotypes inside out to charm and entertain

In Booksmart, Beanie Feldstein (left) and Kaitlyn Dever play best friends and academic overachievers Molly and Amy, who are determined to make up for lost time by cramming all their teen experiences into the night before grad. (Francois Duhamel / Annapurna Pictures)

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