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Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms

WINNIPEG — Just under 11,000 people have taken out memberships in the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba in time to vote for next month's leadership race — up from 2,200 members the party had when the race was launched last summer, party offi
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Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have 11,000 members as April leadership vote looms

WINNIPEG — Just under 11,000 people have taken out memberships in the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba in time to vote for next month's leadership race — up from 2,200 members the party had when the race was launched last summer, party offi
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Manitoba premier says landfill search for two women's remains under budget

Manitoba premier says landfill search for two women's remains under budget

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the search of a landfill for two murdered First Nations women is under budget, as work continues on identifying a set of remains found last month.
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Manitoba premier says landfill search for two women's remains under budget

Manitoba premier says landfill search for two women's remains under budget

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the search of a landfill for two murdered First Nations women is under budget, as work continues on identifying a set of remains found last month.
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Manitoba premier hints U.S. firms could be excluded from energy infrastructure work

Manitoba premier hints U.S. firms could be excluded from energy infrastructure work

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the province's Crown-owned energy corporation could use its purchasing power to fight back against tariffs imposed by the United States.
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Manitoba premier hints U.S. firms could be excluded from energy infrastructure work

Manitoba premier hints U.S. firms could be excluded from energy infrastructure work

WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says the province's Crown-owned energy corporation could use its purchasing power to fight back against tariffs imposed by the United States.
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Alberta's Brad Jacobs beats Manitoba's Matt Dunstone 5-3 to win the Montana's Brier

Alberta's Brad Jacobs beats Manitoba's Matt Dunstone 5-3 to win the Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — The saying "just make eight" has been used all season long by the members of Team Brad Jacobs. The Alberta foursome did just that in the 10th end on Sunday night and it paid off with a Montana's Brier title.
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Alberta's Brad Jacobs beats Manitoba's Matt Dunstone 5-3 to win the Montana's Brier

Alberta's Brad Jacobs beats Manitoba's Matt Dunstone 5-3 to win the Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — The saying "just make eight" has been used all season long by the members of Team Brad Jacobs. The Alberta foursome did just that in the 10th end on Sunday night and it paid off with a Montana's Brier title.
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Relegation Return? Competition format a talking point at Montana's Brier

Relegation Return? Competition format a talking point at Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — Numerous blowout games. A 6-2 team missing the playoff cut. No tiebreakers. The 18-team format at the Montana's Brier has had its share of critics even though six strong teams made it to the playoff round at Prospera Place.
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Relegation Return? Competition format a talking point at Montana's Brier

Relegation Return? Competition format a talking point at Montana's Brier

KELOWNA, B.C. — Numerous blowout games. A 6-2 team missing the playoff cut. No tiebreakers. The 18-team format at the Montana's Brier has had its share of critics even though six strong teams made it to the playoff round at Prospera Place.
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