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Eric Redhead visited York Landing June 3 and says he is grateful for the support his campaign has received from party leader Wab Kinew, who has been to the riding twice since April 23 and intends to return for election day June 7.

Angie Perry urges anyone who is being abused or mistreated to reach out for help before it's too late.

Charlotte Larocque says some of the port town’s issues are different from those in other communities, but many are the same

"You always want to be drilling in mining," Gary Annett tells Thompson Chamber of Commerce during June 1 presentation.

Tessa Perry, 31, is the third Indigenous woman to die by homicide in Manitoba’s largest city in the span of three weeks.

Lack of staff and resources in federally and provincially operated northern health care facilities is racism and is putting residents at risk, leaders say.

A public presentation of the City of Thompson’s proposed 2022 budget will take place June 9.

The team from host Vale Manitoba Operations placed second overall  and won the first aid and written exam portions of the competition.

Eric Redhead says he received an absolute discharge for the charge, which was laid following a dispute with his then-partner about 15 years ago.

Those who opposed the new rates, which take effect July 1, said some residents can’t afford to pay their water bills even at the current level.