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Governments of Canada and Manitoba invest in strengthening the Manitoba First Nations Police Service and First Nations Safety Officer Program
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Parliamentary Secretary Louis highlights new measures to lower energy costs and reduce emissions in Kitchener–Conestoga
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Officials highlight businesses, celebrate Route 66 at State of the County event
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D-CA Chair meets the Canadian Minister of Agriculture and Agri-food
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Where would the billions generated by Prop. 1 be spent? Here’s a look
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