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Woman claims mother in assisted living unnecessarily sent to hospital
Winnipegger Sylvia Richardson claims her mother was made to wait in St Boniface Hospital’s emergency room for 8 days, after being sent there by Rosewood Supported Housing. Joanne Roberts has the story.

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Manitoba Liberal Party calls for better approaches to support individuals with learning disabilities
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Improv legend Colin Mochrie returns to Winnipeg with hypnotist Asad Mecci
Improv legend Colin Mochrie returns to Winnipeg with hypnotist Asad Mecci

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190 Taekwondo athletes compete in Winter Classic Tournament
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