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October 06, 2021

COVID vaccine

Third dose of vaccine to be available for health-care workers, people with AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson

Manitoba health-care workers and people who didn't receive an mRNA shot will soon be able to receive a third dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Trudeau expected to announce all federal workers must be vaccinated against COVID-19
Gas prices in Winnipeg are approaching record highs; Here's why
More tickets, heftier fines considered to sway snow zone violators in Winnipeg
Man to be sentenced for unprovoked hammer attack on Winnipeg teen
Woman killed following crash following flight from traffic stop, suspect in custody: Winnipeg police

Featured

Unvaccinated Manitobans to face slew of new public health rules ahead of Thanksgiving
Peter Nygard consents to extradition to United States
New sitcom puts comedic spin on life in a northern Manitoba First Nation community
GIS clawback impacting low income seniors


Sports

SportStar: 3-on 3 player sets sights on Olympics
Manitoba Moose back on the ice
INTERVIEW: Manitoba prospects for NHL Entry Draft

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