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International News Briefs

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Erin Jackson
U of M graduate awarded U.S. medal of honour Yvonne Brill was awarded the National Medal of Technology and Innovation by U.S. President Barack Obama at a ceremony at the White House on Oct.21, reported...
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International news briefs

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Erin Jackson
Libya’s new leaders declare liberation Members of Libya’s interim government declared the official liberation of the country on Oct. 23, three days after the death of former leader Moammar Gadhafi, reported CBC News. Hundreds attended a...
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local news briefs

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Erin JacksonSarah Petz
Restaurant goers may be able to bring own wine in a week As of Nov. 1, restaurants in Manitoba will be able to allow customers to bring along their own wine, reported the Winnipeg Sun....
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international news briefs

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Erin Jackson
Arab League ignores calls to suspend Syria over violent crackdown on protests The Arab League plans to open dialogue between the Syrian government and opposition groups in order to find a way to end violence...
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Occupiers not going to budge

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Erin Jackson
It has been a chilly first few nights for the Occupy Winnipeg protesters camped in a downtown park since Oct. 14. Around a dozen people set up camp in Memorial Park, located outside the Manitoba...
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New centre aims to educate youth on farming

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Erin Jackson
If you ate today, thank a farmer” is the last message you read when you walk out of the new Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre. The centre, which had its grand opening...
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Aqua Books saved

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Erin Jackson
Aqua Books is set to become a non-profit organization centred on books, community and entertainment, after nearly falling off the Winnipeg map. The owner of the second-hand book store, located at 274 Garry St., announced...
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