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After 10 weeks, province allows visitors, haircuts

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Chief provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin (left) and Premier Brian Pallister announced a subtle easing of code-red restrictions on Thursday. (Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press)

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Premier Brian Pallister and chief Provincial public health officer Dr. Brent Roussin unveiled a set of proposed eased business restrictions in a Tuesday morning media release. (File)

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JOHN WOODS / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS</p>Leanne Hanuschuk is looking forward to bringing her mom to visit her great granddaughter.

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Laura Secord School teacher Ellen Lamont holds an outdoor science class at the school in Winnipeg Wednesday, January 20, 2020. Lamont has been taking her early years students outside as much as possible this year, as she embraces the benefits of outdoor education while choosing a safer mid-pandemic teaching alternative to a indoor classroom. Lamont and her class have built a snow classroom outside the Wolseley school.</p><p>Reporter: Macintosh</p>

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Portrait of Ava Wray relaxing next to her bedroom window with her guitars and diaries next to her.

Some musicians have shunned COVID 19 from their output. Ava Wray has embraced it in some ways. Her song “Isolation Diary” is a funny track that uses her mundane experience as subject matter.

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Ben Waldman:

Where's Bernie? Winnipeg, of course

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Mike Sawatzky:

Lacquette's long road back continues

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$Brigette Lacquette took a a slapshot to an ankle during a skills workout in December of 2019, fracturing her fibula — the same bone she broke 10 years earlier. (Daniel Crump / Winnipeg Free Press files)$

Editorial:

Time to unify province's health portfolio

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MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES</p><p>Minister of Health Heather Stefanson </p>

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After 10 weeks, province allows visitors, haircuts

Province delivers responsible reopening plan

Ottawa questions Manitoba's vaccination timeline

Some eager to connect, some willing to wait as province loosens pandemic restrictions

Snow class is in session... build your own chair

Winnipeg musicians respond to pandemic in different ways through music

Where's Bernie? Winnipeg, of course

Lacquette's long road back continues

Time to unify province's health portfolio

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