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The Shaftesbury Titans finished atop the Manitoba Women's High School Hockey League's Division 2, winning the championship banner with a 2-1 victory over the Dakota Lancers on March 18 at the Hockey for All Centre in Headingley.
Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada
Transcona takes Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League title It took seven games, but a Manitoba Major Junior Hockey League champion has been crowned.
By: Sheldon Birnie
After soaking up the summer sun, there’s no better time to get a skin checkup.
By: Sheldon Birnie
Readers paying attention to literary discourse these days will no doubt have heard that men don’t read fiction, and that short fiction doesn’t sell.
By: Sheldon Birnie
The first thing Zoe Versteeg did after rolling into the living room was to change the hue-lighting colour to match the shade of her lavender glasses. The smile that spread across her face was nearly as bright as the lights in the room.
On any given Monday evening this summer, Katie Borgfjord could be found scrapping and yapping with friends and strangers alike, building community one collage at a time.
The more things change, the more they stay the same. Time, after all, is a circle.
For Glenn Hares, comic books — specifically, superhero comics — have always been a refuge, a way to both understand and escape the world.
Come one, come all, to Graham Avenue this weekend.
