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Unmasking an unwise decision

Winnipeg Free Press Unmasking an unwise decision It seems Manitoba s premier wasn t preaching to most of the choir with health order letting worshippers shed face coverings By: Dan Lett | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Wednesday, Apr. 21, 2021 Last Modified: 8:03 PM CDT Wednesday, Apr. 21, 2021 | Updates It was an inexplicable decision on so many levels. Five weeks ago, with the warning signs of a third wave of COVID-19 clearly on the horizon, Premier Brian Pallister announced he would allow people to attend indoor faith-based services without the burden of wearing masks. It was a bold, surprising and in the minds of many medical professionals risky decision. And there was one glaring a problem.

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Winnipeg s most popular film festival is returning for 2021 adapting to the pandemic in hopes of encouraging viewers. It s been a very challenging year, and in some cases, it s been a very sad year, as well, the Winnipeg Real to Reel Film Festival s creator and director, Paul Boge, says in an online video. In 2020, the festival s 10th year, the festival saw what Boge called  staggering attendance numbers. The festival set a record with 5,875 attendees coming through the doors to take in a number of movies.   Pastor, author, and theologian Timothy Keller says that while he still has cancer, recent scans have shown a significant decrease in size and number of tumours.

Socially distanced grieving has isolating effect on communal response to death

Winnipeg Free Press There’s no way for Susan Crichton to know how many people can see her as she steps to the lectern, clutching a little stuffed moose. She knows they’re out there, watching on laptops or phones in homes across Canada and the United Kingdom and Scandinavia, but she cannot see them or draw strength from their presence. Winnipeg Free Press There’s no way for Susan Crichton to know how many people can see her as she steps to the lectern, clutching a little stuffed moose. She knows they’re out there, watching on laptops or phones in homes across Canada and the United Kingdom and Scandinavia, but she cannot see them or draw strength from their presence.

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