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Dan Lett:

Scheer waited till push came to shove

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Andrew Scheer and the Conservatives received more votes than Justin Trudeau and the Liberals but still came in second, only the second time in postwar history that has happened. (Adrian Wyld / The Canadian Press)

Katie May:

Northern Manitoba may get phone-in weekend bail court

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The Thompson provincial building houses the basement court office.

Melissa Martin:

True North Square lobby art installation builds on Free Press photo archives

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Designed by Venezuelan-Colombian artist and computer engineer David Medina, the artwork features a video wall of seven 65-inch vertical displays. (John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press)

Tom Brodbeck:

Long climb ahead to new job-growth heights

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Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister during question period in the Manitoba Legislative Assembly.
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Erin Lebar:

Moonrise partnership brings duo's musical expertise to studio's control board

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Lloyd Peterson (left) and Rusty Matyas are behind the controls at Moonrise Music Club, a new audio production company. (John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press)

Jen Zoratti:

Eastwood's latest film furthers sexist tropes

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David Sanderson / Photography by Daniel Crump:

Little Christmas tree lot becoming family friendly outing tradition in Wolseley

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photos by Daniel Crump / Winnipeg Free Press</p><p>Peter Scott has been selling Christmas trees at his pop-op tree lot in Wolseley for three years. Before that, he sold Christmas trees in New York City for six years.</p></p>

Taylor Allen:

Once-mighty U of W Wesmen women's volleyball program showing signs of life again

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Selva Planincic (left) and Rylie Dickson, Wesmen volleyball players, pose for a portrait in Winnipeg on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2019. The team has already won more games this year at the midpoint compared to all of last season. For Taylor Allen story.

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Editorial:

Report does little to advance downtown safety

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The document released by Winnipeg Police Commission chairman David Asper amounts mostly to an inventory of programs the city, police, downtown BIZ groups and others already administer. (Mikaela MacKenzie / Free Press files)

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December 12, 2019

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Scheer waited till push came to shove

Northern Manitoba may get phone-in weekend bail court

True North Square lobby art installation builds on Free Press photo archives

Long climb ahead to new job-growth heights

Moonrise partnership brings duo's musical expertise to studio's control board

Eastwood's latest film furthers sexist tropes

Little Christmas tree lot becoming family friendly outing tradition in Wolseley

Once-mighty U of W Wesmen women's volleyball program showing signs of life again

Report does little to advance downtown safety

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