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Crime Impacting Winnipeg’s 7-Eleven Stores Being Ignored by Politicians

Summary by Kevin Klein

Winnipeg’s 7-Eleven stores are in trouble. Theft is rampant. Some locations are losing hundreds of dollars daily. Company representatives met with the board to warn that theft levels remain unsustainable. The company previously told city councillors that ten stores were at risk of closing due to financial losses from crime, and some have already shut down. The numbers are staggering—one North End store alone reported over $323,500 in stolen good…

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