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Top Story Sat Nov. 07 2009
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Upgrades planned for dangerous stretch of Headingley highway
The provincial and federal governments are spending more than $11 million to build a new median which will run for 1.7 km from near a stretch of road that has seen multiple fatal accidents.
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Winnipeg H1N1 clinics closed until Nov. 12
The Winnipeg Reginal Health Authority says all of its H1N1 flu shot clinics will be closed until Nov. 12 as it awaits another shipment of vaccine.
War veterans offended by video game release date
Some veterans feel the release of a new war video game on the day before Remembrance Day is disrespectful and insensitive.
Stony Mountain residents face off with the RM of Rockwood
Some residents want to see the municipality formally establising a local urban district that oversees how municipal taxes are spent but talks between supporters and the RM have stalled over Stony Mountain prison.
Suspects face more than 100 charges after organized crime raids
Following an investigation that started in April, officers raided a series of residences in October, targeting an alleged drug-trafficking cell with connections to Asian organized crime, said police.
Robbers assault teen in home invasion
A teen boy was assaulted and restrained by a pair of robbers in the North End, who took off with electronic items and jewelry. Police are asking for the public's assistance in finding the suspects.
Police seek missing person in need of medical attention
Winnipeg police are asking the public for help in locating Kaitlyn Schwolman, who went missing on October 21st. She is at risk for being exploited and victimized, she may also require medical attention.
Winnipeg to introduce new diamond lanes for buses and cyclists
City officials say new diamond lanes will go into effect on Nov. 9, giving priority to buses and cyclists during peak weekday periods.
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CTV Sport Star: St. Vital Pee Wee MustangsThe talented Mustangs football team captured the provincial pee wee championship.
CRIMEWATCHCTV's Kelly Dehn is the only local television news reporter dedicated to the crime beat. 
CONSUMERWATCH: Concern over chemicals in canned foodsConsumer Reports has raised concerns about the levels of Bisphenol-A in canned food products. 
Small Wonders: Neonatal Family Support Program at Children's HospitalCTV checks out a program that provides a parent "buddy" to help families through premature births. | ||
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Flu Watch: tracking the H1N1 virusFind out how you can stay informed, safe and healthy in the midst of a virus affecting people throughout the world with information on H1N1 vaccine clinics, school absenteeism rates, infection rates and more.
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