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Manitoba launches new snowplow tracking system
Manitobans can now better prepare for their winter commutes, as the government has launched a new live-tracking app that allows people to locate active snowplows and see where they have been for the past two-hours. Neve Van Pelt reports.

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Premier Kinew and Mayor Gillingham face off in Winnipeg 150 hockey game
Premier Kinew and Mayor Gillingham face off in Winnipeg 150 hockey game

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The Nutcracker prepares to return to Toronto
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