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Manitoba’s premier pledges to continue allowing parents to pull their kids from health class if content — be it related to human sexuality, substance use or otherwise — clashes with personal beliefs. Wab Kinew said [...Read More]

Ground handlers at Erik Nielson International Airport move a CH-146 Griffon helicopter from the 427 Special Operations Air Squadron, RCAF on Wednesday September 16, 2026. According to Canadian Special Operations Forces Command, three Griffon helicopters [...Read More]

A stretch of the South Saskatchewan River visible from Police Point Park. Areas like this are one of the many areas volunteers commit to help keep clean as part of the initiative.–News Photo Anna Smith [...Read More]

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KENORA – Representatives for almost every community west of Thunder Bay met to discuss a switch to permanent daylight saving time. That’s according to Kenora Mayor Andrew Poirier, who told Newswatch that mayors, reeves and [...Read More]