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After the winter storm wreaked havoc in Manitoba last October 4 thru the next day, the province is now faced with some challenges in putting everything back to normal. In Winnipeg alone, there are
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ISSUE » Vol. 33 No. 20
The Winnipeg Jets opened the 2019-20 season at Bell MTS Place with a big 5-2 against the rival Minnesota Wild and a rock & roll light show as the Jets were introduced in the
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Immigration Partnership Winnipeg, in partnership with the Ethnocultural Council of Manitoba – Stronger Together, and the Immigrant and Refugee Community Organization of Manitoba (IRCOM) this morning launches its newcomer federal election engagement campaign entitled,
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By Kris Ontong The South Eastman Filipino Association (SEMFA) Basketball League kicked off its 2019 Season on September 28 in Steinbach, the province’s third largest city and home to an estimated 2,000 kababayan. Interviewed
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Douglas Nierras Powerdance performs in Winnipeg Philippine’s Premiere Dance Company in modern, jazz and show dance, Douglas Nierras Powerdance, performed before the Winnipeg audience last October 5 at the Maples Collegiate. The show titled
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by: Leila Castro Inspired by a post in social media about a community who came together and made a massive poppy blanket in honour of the soldiers who fought in the second world war,
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A bold step has been done by the current Philippine Canadian Centre of Manitoba president Virginia Gayot and her board members by inviting many leaders of various organization in Winnipeg. And this is a
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OPM legend and singer of the hits “Even If” and “A SMile in Your Heart,”Jam Morales performed in Winnipeg last Ocotber 12 at the St. James Civic Centre, reliving the ’80s through her show
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The snowstorm that lasted for three days caused piles of wet snow, downed many trees and power lines that led to road issues and many accidents. Many families had to endure days without power
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Last October 11-14, advance polls for the 2019 Federal Elections were opened to the Canadian voters which resulted to an estimated 4.7 million casted ballots . This is a 29% increase from electors who
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