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Manitoba’s Arts, Legacy, and New Frontiers | Winnipeg News
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A new era begins for The Garry Theatre in Selkirk, with Winnipeg’s Julia Brown taking the helm as Executive Director and a late September reopening on the horizon. In St. Andrews, a scholarship fund honors the memory of teen Ethan Cruz Fiddler, supported by the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority’s $5 Club. Manitoba makes history with its first supervised consumption site, a bittersweet milestone in addiction care. Art enthusiasts in Eastern Manitoba can explore local talent at the upcoming Boreal Shores Art Tour, featuring over 35 open studios. Meanwhile, North Dakota celebrates the grand opening of the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in Medora, attended by law enforcement and service members.
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