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May 6, 2013
- Unions say foreign workers were hired instead of Manitobans
- Immigration minister announces changes to family reunification
- Youth unemployment expected to increase around the world
April 29, 2013
- Winnipeg Bangladeshi community says people should keep buying
- Job search site releases list of top ten temporary jobs in Canada
- Loblaw to compensate victims of collapsed factory in Bangladesh
March 18, 2013
- Immigration to Manitoba decreases
- Federal government announces budget
- Stores using new technology instead of cash registers
March 11, 2013
- Winnipeg developers seek grocery retailers for downtown area
- Reality TV show could cause problems for refugee claimants in Canada
- Catholics welcome new pope
March 4, 2013
- Manitoba provincial parks to get upgrades
- Study suggests Canadians consume too much sodium
- Venezuelans mourn president's death
February 25, 2013
- Penguins to come to the Assiniboine Park Zoo
- Young Canadians share too much financial information
- Hong Kong exhibit shows connection between China and Canada
February 18, 2013
- International students learn about Canada through curling
- Prime Minister announces head of Office of Religious Freedom
- Tunisian Prime Minister announces his resignation
February 11, 2013
- Canadian astronaut speaks to Winnipeg students from space
- Canada will have new seatbelt rules in 2015
- Pope Benedict announces that he will resign
February 4, 2013
- Lake Winnipeg named Threatened Lake of 2013
- Employers must accommodate childcare requests from employees
- Hong Kong sees travel increase for Chinese New Year
January 28, 2013
- University of Winnipeg holds special graduation for Haitian students
- Canadian government announces more financial aid for Mali
- Camp in Jordan overflowing with Syrian refugees
January 21, 2013
- MPI says don't plug cars in if they are kept in garages
- Governments will fund Toyota hybrid car manufacturing in Canada
- Women allowed to take on combat roles in the U.S. military
January 14, 2013
- Assiniboine Park Zoo will get a new polar bear
- Canada gets low score in environmental report
- President Obama announces plan to decrease gun violence in the U.S.
January 7, 2013
- City councillor wants evening and weekend construction
- Métis and non-status Indians to have same rights as status Indians
- Domestic workers often treated unfairly around the world
December 31, 2012
- Rally for First Nations issues held in Winnipeg
- Payroll deductions and income tax will increase for some Canadians
- Japan records largest drop in population to date
December 10, 2012
- Pixels for Pistols program was a success
- Immigrants less likely to have jobs than Canadian-born citizens
- North Korea rocket launch considered a security risk
December 3, 2012
- Law proposed in Manitoba to help protect car buyers
- Canadian "super visas" are popular, but some say they cost too much
- Typhoon hits the Philippines
November 19, 2012
- Second Winnipeg quick care clinic opens
- Canadian homes becoming more affordable
- Kits that help save children's lives to be sent to Zambia
November 12, 2012
- Manitoba hires more teachers to reduce class sizes
- Canada takes fourth place in the world for tobacco package warnings
- China's new leader takes office
November 5, 2012
- Manitoba Hydro offers financing help for energy improvements
- Prime Minister visits India to discuss trade relationship
- Barack Obama wins second term as U.S. president
October 29, 2012
- Manitobans use food banks the most
- Faster immigration for foreign students and some temporary workers
- Cyclone Nilam hits India and Sri Lanka
October 22, 2012
- Winnipeg police chief says citizens should pray for a safer city
- Bilingualism increasing in Canada, but not in official languages
- Unemployment rate in Spain reaches twenty-five per cent
October 15, 2012
- Ten-digit dialling becomes official in Manitoba
- Socializing is important for seniors' health
- Scientists hope to send people beyond the solar system
October 8, 2012
- Loans help immigrants upgrade their education and training
- Montreal area hit by earthquake
- Prime Minister Harper visits Senegal
September 24, 2012
- CAA members not happy with condition of Manitoba roads
- Number of Canadians starting own businesses hits new record
- Canadian diplomats choose not to attend Iran leader's UN speech
September 17, 2012
- Winnipeg bus driver gets attention for good deed
- Census shows how Canadian families are changing
- Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi honoured in U.S.
September 10, 2012
- Manitoba will help privately sponsored refugees access health benefits
- Electric vehicle chargers installed in P.E.I.
- U.S. consulate attacked in Libya
June 11, 2012
- Food prices in northern Manitoba could be decreased
- Fitness industry wants calorie information on menus
- U.S. policy changes help prevent deportations
June 4, 2012
- Highway honours Canadian Forces members from Manitoba
- Plastic bags will be banned in Toronto by 2013
- River parade celebrates Queen's Diamond Jubilee
May 28, 2012
- Manitoba's population younger than the national average
- Report says rate of child poverty in Canada too high
- United Nations votes for investigation of Syrian government
May 21, 2012
- Manitoba to get new helmet law for youth
- New employment insurance regulations coming for Canadians
- Seventy-five million youth around the world are jobless
May 14, 2012
- Schools in Manitoba will use new report card system
- Canadian doctors oppose refugee claimant health care cuts
- Minority births higher than Caucasian births in the U.S.
May 7, 2012
- Community groups get provincial funding
- Working moms in Canada still earn less than men
- U.S. president supports making same-sex marriage legal
April 30, 2012
- Manitobans sign up on organ donation website
- Last Canadian penny made at the Royal Canadian Mint
- Japan temporarily without nuclear power
March 12, 2012
- Winnipeg School Division taxes increase
- Canada faces drug shortages
- Red meat linked to risk of earlier death
March 5, 2012
- Students raise money for immigrant writing program
- Canadian embassy in Syria closes
- Lifting of hijab ban welcomed in soccer world
February 27, 2012
- Winnipeg Transit looks at accordion-style buses
- Canadians most likely to spend time online
- Larger cities linked to child poverty
February 20, 2012
- Three Manitobans awarded bravery medals
- Job market sees increase in older workers
- Astronomers discover new planet type
February 13, 2012
- New immigrants in Brandon miss their families
- Poll provides information about Canadians' views on citizenship
- Canada helps developing countries decrease pollution
February 6, 2012
- Police begin crackdown on distracted drivers
- Prime Minister signs trade agreements during trip to China
- Minimum wages to increase in China
January 23, 2012
- Refugee student program finds temporary home
- Report on Provincial Nominee Program released
- Online economy expected to grow in near future
January 16, 2012
- Local program gets newcomers driving
- First Nations chiefs to meet with Prime Minister Harper
- Protesters gather in Egypt on anniversary of uprising
January 9, 2012
- Midwife shortage in Winnipeg
- Canada offers Haitians resettlement funding
- Burma takes further steps toward peace
January 2, 2012
- Manitobans get unusually warm winter weather
- Canada loses thousands of full-time jobs
- Syria releases prisoners
December 5, 2011
- Winnipeg charity needs coats for children
- Canada's environment minister attends conference in South Africa
- Afghanistan promised support after foreign troops leave
November 28, 2011
- Housing crisis in Manitoba First Nation community
- Canadians too busy to make healthy choices
- Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood leads in elections
November 21, 2011
- Blue Bombers play in Grey Cup game against B.C. Lions
- Provincial Nominee Program declared a success
- Affordable tablet to help bring internet to developing countries
November 14, 2011
- City council approves transit fare increase
- Immigrants healthier than Canadian-born citizens
- Palace to be rented out during Olympics
November 7, 2011
- Manitoba Muslims help First Nations community
- Polar bears to be protected
- Asteroid flies close to Earth
October 31, 2011
- New airport terminal opens
- Minister wants to deal with parent immigration backlog
- Ceremonies mark population of seven billion people
October 24, 2011
- Pop stars visit Winnipeg
- Canadians retiring later in life
- Earthquake in Turkey
October 17, 2011
- First Nations leaders to boycott Air Canada
- Global warming linked to shrinking animals and plants
- TV watching should be limited for children under two
October 10, 2011
- Occupy Winnipeg protest held
- Doctors want CPR taught in Canadian schools
- Flood damage in Thailand cost billions of dollars
October 3, 2011
- New Democratic Party wins provincial election
- Health Canada warns about young people using cellphones
- Women share Nobel Peace Prize
September 26, 2011
- New trash plan proposed for Winnipeg
- Climate change could be costly in Canada
- Australia changes rules for women in military
September 19, 2011
- Winnipeggers celebrate return of the Jets
- School in Toronto to provide space for prayer
- Canada helps fund international mother and child programs
May 30, 2011
- NHL hockey returns to Winnipeg
- Canada Post workers go on strike
- Buried pyramids discovered in Egypt
May 23, 2011
- NHL team likely to come to Winnipeg
- Some Canadians have no Internet access
- Tornado causes destruction in Missouri town
May 9, 2011
- Prime Minister visits flooded areas of Manitoba
- Gas prices rise in Canada
- Approval rating for President Obama increases
May 2, 2011
- Manitobans encouraged to fill out census form
- Canada gets its first Tamil Member of Parliament
- Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. attack
April 25, 2011
- Province will help fund bedbug fight
- Report says kids need to play outside more
- Royal wedding takes place in London
April 18, 2011
- Refugee mother and son reunite
- People in Canada are tied for second happiest in the world
- Haiti declares new president
April 11, 2011
- Severe flooding across Manitoba
- Harper targets immigrant vote
- Nigerians vote on whether president will stay
March 14, 2011
- Province gives funds for community sports
- Prime Minister renews anti-gang funding
- Japan's nuclear complex destroyed
March 7, 2011
- Manitoba Housing fee removed
- MPs pass drugs-for-Africa bill
- Earthquake, tsunami hit Japan
February 28, 2011
- World-class polar bear exhibit coming to Assiniboine Zoo
- Women's World Cup soccer coming to Canada
- Women and children flee Sudan during fighting
February 21, 2011
- Skating helps police build relationships with inner-city residents
- Canadian gas prices to go up soon
- Libyan government cracks down on protesters
February 14, 2011
- Paramedics want to know where bedbugs are
- Federal government cuts back visas for relatives
- Studies say flooding is linked to global warming
February 7, 2011
- Manitoba faces large increase in diabetes cases
- Task force wants financial literacy taught in schools
- Egypt's President steps down after weeks of protests
January 31, 2011
- New Muslim families want kids excluded from certain school activities
- Harper meets with Obama at White House
- Protesters continue to gather in Egypt
January 24, 2011
- Anti-gang programs to close in Winnipeg
- Calgary Islamic school is only one of its kind
- Anti-government protests in Egypt continue
January 17, 2011
- School's smoking shelter for students causes concern
- Party wants to ban kirpan from Parliament
- Wal-Mart plans to sell healthier foods in the U.S.
January 10, 2011
- Shuttle service brings North End to healthier food
- Harper announces Red Tape Reduction Commission
- Taliban may allow girls in schools
January 3, 2011
- African community plans to build downtown complex
- Canada wins silver medal at world junior hockey championship
- World food prices highest in decades
December 6, 2010
- Temporary workers face deportation
- Polar bears invade Nunavut areas
- Cancun hosts United Nations climate talks
November 29, 2010
- Small business tax eliminated in Manitoba
- Canada's ultra-rich getting richer
- Europe deals with severe winter weather
November 22, 2010
- Manitoba named child poverty capital
- MADD calls for random breathalyzers
- World divided on religion: poll
November 15, 2010
- Manitoba throne speech promises more access to family doctors
- Poll says timely health care lacking in Canada
- Britain's Prince William engaged
November 8, 2010
- Winnipeggers protest Bodies exhibit
- Cave explorers rescued in Prince George area
- Nigerians strike over monthly minimum wage
November 1, 2010
- Manitoba lakes named after fallen soldiers
- Canada takes first place in global survey
- Global food security conference held in the Netherlands
October 25, 2010
- Foreign students flocking to Manitoba
- Details of new electronic passports released
- Human rights group speaks out against gold mining in Ghana
October 18, 2010
- Boxing club to help at-risk young people
- Calgary has first Muslim mayor in Canada
- Tibetan students protest Chinese language plans
October 11, 2010
- Volunteers unite to help refugee kids
- Ottawa posted largest deficit ever last year
- Chilean miners rescued after mine collapses
October 3, 2010
- Study says program working for immigrant
- Poll suggests Canadians drive when distracted
- Commonwealth Games held in Delhi, India
September 27, 2010
- Traffic circles cause confusion
- New Governor General sworn in
- Ancient penguin gives clues to evolution
September 20, 2010
- Manitoba Premier says 'door to Manitoba is wide open'
- Refugee experts question human smuggling plan
- Nigeria flooding displaces two million people