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Permit problems force spooky Halloween event to cancel
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2:03Now PlayingWinnipeggers who were looking for a fright this Halloween are getting refunds instead of scares. Fear Winnipeg had been planning a large, indoor, interactive haunted house for months, but unforeseen issues with permits and the city forced organizers to cancel the event two days before opening.
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