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North Korea vows to defend Kim Jong-un
North Korea stated during the country’s annual New Year’s message on Jan. 1 that it would defend Kim Jong-il’s young son and successor “unto death”, reported CBC News.
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A hero’s welcome
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For most NHL regular season games, hockey fans are solely focused on cheering their team on to a win, securing the two points in the standings and calculating how the game affects their team’s...
A Christmas Day buzzer beater
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The “nuclear winter of basketball” has been averted. The owners and the players’ association ratified a new collective bargaining agreement in early December with the 2011-12 NBA season officially tipping-off on Christmas day.
With...
Five-minute major
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This year marks the 35th anniversary of the release of probably the greatest hockey movie of all-time, Slap Shot. For the uninitiated, the film stars Paul Newman as the captain/coach of the Charlestown Chiefs,...
Occupy Winnipeg lives on
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They may have lost their campsite, but Occupy Winnipeg is still protesting economic inequality and banking policies beyond Memorial Park.
A small group of Occupy Winnipeg protestors gathered in the concourse area of Winnipeg...
Move over Oblivion
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There isn’t much I can add to the conversation of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that hasn’t already been said. What I’m going to concentrate on here is my experience with the game and...
An evening of jazz
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An Evening of Jazz Song, coming up on Jan. 15 at the Park Theatre, features both past and present members of the University of Manitoba Jazz program. Included among the performers are Amber Epp...
