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Glenn Friesen, CEO of Steinbach Credit Union, was contacted by a humanist group over an employeei 1 2s political activities.
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Director tells whole truth, nothing but truth
At a recent screening of A.K.A. Doc Pomus at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival in Durham, N.C., Will Hechter, the film's co-director, looked around and noticed that the majority of his fellow filmmakers tended to be in their early 20s.
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Infamous, chronic pedophile declines to seek parole
It was dubbed the "deal with the devil," one that could see a notorious Canadian pedophile set free following his latest crimes against two young Prairie boys.
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Collector's vinyl rooted in Canadiana
One of the largest collectors of early country music and bluegrass records makes no apologies for his collection's Canadian bias.
Wholesale produce supply growing
The company, which already had installed an onion packing line in recent years, has added a 20,000-square-foot potato repack and bagging operation in Big Lake, Minn., and is opening a tomato packing facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in June.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau talks with reporters as he visits a shopping mall in Halifax Friday.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says it is "extremely worrisome" that there was a systematic approach to interfering in the right to vote in the robocall scandal.
What the Mike Duffy scandal says about Stephen Harper
"Colleagues, we have an active and important agenda on the issues that matter to hard-working Canadian families," Prime Minister Stephen Harper told the Conservative caucus on Tuesday.
CN Rail announced a major new training facility to be built at the Transcona Yards, as well as a future plant to be constructed in Chicago, Ill.
Accused fraudster fights extradition to U.S.
Now, an American is seeking to extend his stay in Winnipeg by fighting extradition and the lengthy prison sentence he's facing if convicted.
Tory MLAs try to 'hoist' PST hike into limbo
Manitoba Conservatives opened a new battlefront in their attack on Bill 20 in the legislature Wednesday while their leader continued to snipe at it in the community.
Predators sign forward Brendan Leipsic
The Nashville Predators signed Brendan Leipsic, last years third-round pick to a three-year, entry level contract.
One year later... still no verdict
The fate of a former Manitoba police chief remains up in the air more than a year after his criminal trial ended.
Winnipeg gets first urban reserve
An honour song is performed ahead of the opening of Winnipeg's first urban reserve by Long Plain First Nation on Thursday.
Westman woman ID'd as victim of Portage-area crash
Two people were killed in a crash involving car and a semi trailer hauling hogs at the intersection of Highways 1 and 16 Wednesday afternoon.
She's got entrepreneurial spirit
BORIS MINKEVICH / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Kid City founder Deena Caplette is one of nine finalists for this yeari 1 2s Business Development Bank of Canada Young Entrepreneur Award.
Winnipeg's downtown too sparse for grocers, report says
A former grocer thinks downtown Winnipeg has few grocery options because there are still too few people living downtown and the ones that do have a variety of demands.
Fred Penner to visit News Cafe Monday
Fred Penner performs during a tribute to Nick Ternette at the West End Cultural Centre in April 2013.
Heritage Winnipeg hosting 10th annual Doors Open Winnipeg this weekend
Have you ever wondered what it looked like inside the fabulous St. Mary's Cathedral? Or the Mariaggi's Theme Suite Hotel? Or the Vaughan Street Jail? Heritage Winnipeg is hosting the 10th annual Doors Open Winnipeg, a free event on Saturday and Sunday featuring 81 historic buildings and sites around the city.