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Boys commit to ending violence against women through Moose Hide Campaign

Activists who took part in the Moose Hide Campaign in Winnipeg talk about why raising awareness for violence against women is important.

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Erickson unveiling celebrates Trails Day – Brandon Sun

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Parks Canada bans watercraft from Manitoba s Clear Lake for 2024 over zebra mussel concerns

Parks Canada bans watercraft from Manitoba s Clear Lake for 2024 over zebra mussel concerns
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Rolling River First Nation holds election on April 22 – Brandon Sun

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Storytelling project helps newcomers and Indigenous people find shared narratives

Storytelling project WhereWeStand brings together Indigenous and newcomer artists to explore what stories they share.

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