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The building that housed the Manitoba Sugar Company is still standing in the Fort Garry area. (Source Gordon Goldsborough, 2016)

The history of Manitoba-made sugar and how the sugar beet industry could be revived in the province

As the Rogers Sugar strike drags on with no end in sight, some bakers are looking for sugar on shelves, while others are looking to Manitoba's manufacturing history for answers.
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First Nations leaders call for action in wake of brutal assault
High expectations, tight budget pose a challenge for Manitoba's new premier
Manitoba premier wants to turn derelict buildings into new social housing
Province exploring ban of replacement workers
Two dead following McDermot Avenue fire
 

Featured

Selkirk closes iconic arena, putting its future on thin ice
Winnipeg's Christmas Cheer Board no longer accepting applications this season
Manitoba shipping company signs agreement with Hudbay Minerals to ship products through Port of Churchill
Cracking the code: Messages found in silk dress decoded by Manitoba researcher


Sports

Newfoundland and Labrador hockey body axes post-game handshakes, citing 'issues'
Vilardi scores and adds two assists to lead Jets to a 5-2 victory over Red Wings
Barron scores OT power-play goal as Canadiens edge Jets 3-2

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