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Flin Flon was alive with the sounds of ABBA


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High Tea fit for a Queen


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Why Manitoba’s mining industry is failing


It’s time to take the gloves off when it comes to removing regulatory barriers to mining development. Dorothy Dobbie


ing in Manitoba. Most have already negotiated


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productive and mutually beneficial relationships with neighbouring indigenous communities to en- sure that there is training, mean- ingful employment and true part- nership.


Their investment here


would bring hundreds of millions of dollars to the local community in addition to the construction of roads and other infrastructure.


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The mining camp of Flin Flon in 1928, at a time when mining was once an important industry in Manitoba.


Will the Moose be moved to Saskatchewan? Fred Morris


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n October 26, 2019, the Winnipeg Jets will host the Calgary Flames at


Mosaic Stadium . Regina will be- come the 15th Canadian City to host a regular season NHL and or a Stanley Cup playoff game. Besides the seven current NHL cities, Victoria, Saskatoon, Ham- ilton, Fort Erie Ontario, Wind- sor Ontario, Quebec City, and Halifax have hosted a regular


Photo courtesy of the Manitoba Moose.


season and or Stanley Cup play- off game.


Saskatchewan has produced many great hockey players: Gor-


die Howe, Glen Hall, Elmer Lach, Bernie Federko, and Ryan Getzlaf. Junior hockey has domi-


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Winnipeg born Juliette Cavazzi, became better known as “Our pet Juliette.”


Jim Ingebrigtsen I s it just me?


Or do we define our lives in different ways? Some measure it in time, others in success, friends


and family, life experiences or changing hair colour or loss of. I recently had a birthday. I don’t celebrate them, I just have them. As we get older many of us tend to reflect on our past, as I did. I didn’t spend a lot of time on this because I don’t want to waste it cogi- tating over good times, bad times, never-had times. Not to be morbid, I must confess, along with my


love of music, I have always had a propensity toward melancholy and make no apology for it. Music is my measuring stick for my life. I had the opportunity while in radio and TV to spend time with scores of famous people. I started, out of curiosity more than anything, to make a list of those I met, interviewed, had dinner with in our house or theirs in this country or in the U.K. Then I realized some are no longer with us. The following are some I have had the plea- sure of meeting and who have passed on since 2000. Cue the melancholy.


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here are at least five gold projects at various stages of readiness to begin produc-


Festivals of the


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Music and the memories


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