As a chicken fingies connoisseur, I'm so sad to see Mitzi's leave the Winnipeg scene! cbc.ca/news/canada/ma…

Alberta starts wading into Sask's Parents' Bill of Rights court dispute. Our story discusses what might be behind the decision, and how the Sask law is affecting some students right now. cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

I heard the lights were going out in Georgia today… 🌑 #solareclipse

A story of family, war and a love of history that spans decades and oceans.

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West of Centre - 'Tin pot dictatorship'?
Murray Mandryk Adam Hunter Sam Samson all join to discuss the ongoing battle over the carbon tax/price and the political alignment with Alberta on that and other issues.
#skpoli #abpoli #cdnpoli
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With Sask introducing Canada's first provincial education law that could limit gender identity in schools, I wondered why parents are really concerned right now about their rights.
Here's our documentary about the fight for parental rights. youtube.com/watch?v=UMxRjJ…

Running because of — not away from — depression – Winnipeg Free Press winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2… via Winnipeg Free Press

I know this is a painful & difficult for so many people in the Indigenous community- especially those for whom Buffy is a family member, friend or role model - but if you’ve engaged with this story at all this week, I encourage you to read the full article.

Listen to Stefani Langenegger's full interview with Scott Moe on why he's recalling the legislature early to protect his government's pronoun policy in schools #skpoli
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Jennifer Beaudry says her Saskatoon private Christian school’s former athletic director sexually exploited her when she was a teen and didn’t face enough consequences. Ten years later, he's facing criminal charges.

READ MORE via myself + Kendall P. Latimer:
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If staff at any of the impacted titles are looking for a parachute, our newsroom is in hiring mode for reporters, copy editors and web editors.

The crew at CBC Sask is fantastic to work with. If you're interested in bringing news to this prairie province, I highly recommend checking out the gig.

'What we have is a population that really doesn't have much of an immunity from partial exposure to influenza or partial immunity from more recent vaccination, so it's a bit more of an aggressive uptick because people are that much more susceptible.'
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It’s a battle of blue this Grey Cup weekend, in green territory. As Sam Samson shows us now, fans from all teams are gearing up for a football battle that will surely be one to remember #GreyCup2022 #greycup109 #Winnipeg CBC Manitoba Riley Laychuk

'He was killed pulling other guys out that were injured. That's exactly who he is. The most selfless man I've ever known.'
Story by Jason Warick and me
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Missing book, non-existent honour, leaked membership list among new Turpel-Lafond revelations —- Turpel-Lafond’s ex-husband says she's not a 'villain' but 'more like a flawed hero' cbc.ca/news/canada/sa…

I've been wearing my old civic politics hat for a week in Manitoba, helping with Wpg's elxn coverage. Here's how each candidate in Mynarski, a core Wpg neighbourhood, will tackle crime and fires in abandoned homes. #cbcmb
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The amount of WORK and EFFORT and ACTUAL INTEREST this must have taken...
Check out this fascinating thread.

Thanks to everyone who spoke with us for this story.

Surge in Prairie meth use forces First Nations to find creative solutions - Methamphetamine back in spotlight after stabbing massacre in James Smith Cree Nation
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Surge of #meth use on Prairies forces First Nations to find creative solutions. Methamphetamine back in spotlight after stabbing massacre in James Smith Cree Nation, by Sam Samson cbc.ca/news/canada/sa… via @cbcnews #HarmReduction