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New episode of Bury the Lede: Children Tariff War

Bury the Lede hosts Erin Lebar and Jen Zoratti: They’re basically Statler and Waldorf, but cuter.

Wendy King :

Food club lets youngsters learn that a meal is tastier when they've made it themselves

Kayla Umali, left, Erika Yazon, and Winzy Hinsunarin practice kneading pizza dough at the Food Justice Club at the NorWest Co-op Community Food Centre. (Photos by Andrew Ryan / Winnipeg Free Press)

Graeme Bruce and Solomon Israel :

How Canada will regulate legal cannabis: A flowchart

Ontario's chiefs of police are again sounding alarm bells about the impending legalization of recreational cannabis, saying federal funding for police operations may not go far enough to cover increased costs. A vendor displays marijuana for sale during the 4-20 annual marijuana celebration, in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday April 20, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck

Kittie Wong :

Mythical herdsmen, mutilated equine featured in art exhibit exploring dark folklore

MIKE DEAL / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p><p>Visual artist Diana Thorneycroft has a solo exhibition opening June 28 at the Art Gallery of Southwestern Manitoba in Brandon.</p>

Kelly Taylor :

Get your Kicks with new subcompact crossover

Photos by Nissan</p><p>The all-new Nissan Kicks, the newest entry in the fast-growing compact crossover market. The vehicle starts at $17,998, with air conditioning, power windows, rear-view camera and automatic emergency braking as standard features.</p></p>

Erik Pindera :

Gallery: Streetcar tracks a peek into Winnipeg's past

This ancient streetcar, standing in a field near Westbourne, MB in a 1958 photo, is one of many that were used by farmers as granaries. In 1957, the Winnipeg Electric company sold about 22 old disused cars to residents of Winnipeg, farmers and others in the surrounding rural areas.Some were used for granaries, others for greenhouses and a few for skating shacks and club brooms for community clubs. One woman carted one into the Whiteshell district to be used as a summer camp. With the windows, the old trams sold for $75 apiece. (Winnipeg Free Press files)

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