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Police say they've located four siblings who had been reported missing in Winnipeg.

A portage la Prarie Pride parade attracted protestors over the weekend.

At least 50 protesters picketed outside the second annual parade, many holding religious signs. The demonstrators arrived well before the event Saturday. 

Portage la Prairie Pride volunteers said the protesters were singing hymns to marchers and were handing out hateful messages, including pamphlets with a noose on them.
 
However that didn't stop marchers from sending out their message of love.

 As many as 300 people came out in support of the march, including Brandon West MLA Reg Helwer and Portage la Prairie MLA Ian Wishart.

Manitoba Health Minister and Steinbach MLA Kelvin Goertzen has refused to attend Steinbach Pride, another rural celebration of LGBT rights that's faced opposition from religious groups. 

 

The Manitoba NDP’s have chosen their new leader.

This morning reports came in of vandalism causing damage to a fence at Henderson School in Dauphin.

The terrorist group known as Islamic State is claiming responsibility for the bombing yesterday morning in London.

Brandon Correctional Centre has recently reported an outbreak of the mumps and the numbers have tripled in the past few weeks.

The NDP will have a new leader in place this afternoon.

This Thursday is the Grandmothers Protecting Our Children Sacred Walk in Dauphin.

The Open Forum Emergency Lunch on the proposed corporate tax changes scheduled for Monday, hosted by the Dauphin & District Chamber of Commerce, has been moved from City Hall to the Lion’s Den.

Today some local groups and individuals came out to celebrate the Dauphin & District Food Bank and DFC Food For Thought Program receiving the profits from the upcoming harvest of a soybean crop.

The ever changing Canadian dollar and the 2nd increase in interest rates by the bank of Canada will affect how Parkland farmers run their businesses.