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    Premier Kinew delivers second throne speech

    With his first year in office now in the rear-view mirror, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew presented his government's plans for 2025 in Tuesday’s speech from the Throne. One focusing heavily on affordability for Manitobans. Kurt Black reports.

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    The Manitoba Government expresses frustration over ongoing sales of machetes by online retailers

    Manitoba’s government has expressed frustration over Amazon and Walmart Canada's failure to comply with requests to restrict online sales of machetes and long-bladed weapons. Mitchell Ringos reports.

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    President Trump says tariffs to hit Canada Tuesday

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    One-on-one with Canada’s employment minister as Trump tariffs take effect

    Caryn Ceolin is joined by Canada’s labour minister, Steve MacKinnon, to discuss how Ottawa will support workers and businesses in trade-exposed industries, and whether the government is willing to recall Parliament in the face of sweeping U.S. tariffs.

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    President Trump says tariffs to hit Canada Tuesday

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    $150 million in federal funding going towards North End Waste Treatment Plant upgrade

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