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Daycare connected to fire-damaged apartment shuttered

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By Morgan Modjeski Verified
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
A Winnipeg mother is scrambling to find care for her autistic son after a fire at a connected Manitoba Housing building shuttered a West Broadway daycare. The daycare, licenced for 45 children, was forced to lock its doors after a fire at 25 Furby St. sent eight people to hospital early Thursday morning. Parents were informed about the closure of the Cornish Child Care Centre on the morning of the blaze.
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Five ATV deaths renew mandatory safety course debate

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By Morgan Modjeski Verified
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
A high number of ATV fatalities in Manitoba has longtime riders wondering what measures can be taken to prevent deaths, including the possibility of mandatory safety courses. So far this year, five riders have been killed in the province. The latest tragedy took place Thursday when a 59-year-old woman died in South Indian Lake, located about 770 kilometres north of Winnipeg. RCMP arrived to find her lying on the road, while her ATV was in the ditch.
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‘Very quiet around here’: Duck Mountain biz owners plead for assistance after flooding washes out park

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By Morgan Modjeski Verified
| Winnipeg Free Press Verified
Business owners at Duck Mountain Provincial Park who have lost thousands in revenue say they’re feeling left out of flood-recovery assistance in the Parkland region. Dawn Dowsett, owner of Blue Lake Resort, said life has been chaotic since the parked closed on June 30 due to road washouts. While there is limited access to the park, with some seasonal campers and cabin owners returning, it’s listed as closed on the Government of Manitoba’s website, with no nightly camping available until July 23.
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