Thursday 03PM Dec 22/22
Retired Manitoba RCMP officer might face 3rd sexual assault trial
A third trial has been ordered for a retired Manitoba RCMP officer who has twice been convicted of sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 22/22
Spotty train service forces Mathias Colomb to fly stranded members home for holidays
There's a scramble in The Pas to get people home for the holidays, as Mathias Colomb members struggle with spotty train service. The last train before Christmas to Pukatawagan left Thursday morning with room for only 40 passengers.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Dec 22/22
Millennium Library to begin partial reopening after fatal stabbing
Nearly two weeks after a fatal stabbing, the Millennium Library in downtown Winnipeg will partially reopen to the public.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Dec 22/22
How cougars and grizzlies are reintroducing themselves in Manitoba
More than a century ago, settlers in Manitoba eliminated the last populations of cougars and grizzlies in the province. But in recent years rising numbers of sightings have convinced biologists that these top predators are back.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Dec 22/22
Winnipegâs Millennium Library to start âphasedâ reopening following homicide
'The first phase allows for some library services to resume while work continues on a full-service resumption plan,' said John Orlikow of a partial library opening on Friday.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Dec 22/22
Millennium Library closure extended to middle of January to allow for safety audit, potential lobby redesign
The Millennium Library will remain closed until the middle of January while the City of Winnipeg conducts a safety audit of the downtown facility and considers a redesigned lobby, following a fatal stabbing there earlier this month.
© CBC |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 22/22
Human rights tribunal says Indigenous Services minister, AFN misled public on $20B child welfare deal
Indigenous Services Minister Patty Hajdu and the Assembly of First Nations misled the public by not disclosing the fact that their $20-billion child welfare compensation deal left out some victims and reduced payments for others, says the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.
© CBC |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 22/22
Millennium Library to Gradually Reopen with Limited Service
WINNIPEG -- The Millennium Library will slowly begin resuming service on Friday following a fatal stabbing earlier this month.
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 22/22
Goldeyes Name Greg Tagert as New Field Manager
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have hired Greg Tagert as the fourth field manager in the club's history.
© 2022. This article Goldeyes Name Greg Tagert as New Field Manager appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 22/22
Crown stays animal cruelty charge against Marineland
An animal cruelty charge against Marineland have been stayed, prompting outrage from animal welfare groups who had filed complaints against the Ontario tourist attraction. Niagara Regional Police had charged the Niagara Falls, Ont., park last December for allegedly using dolphins and whales for entertainment. Marineland denied the charge at the time, saying it provides education, […]
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 22/22
What's open and closed in Manitoba over Christmas and Boxing Day
Christmas Day is coming up on Sunday, Dec. 25, which means some businesses, services, and organizations may be closed or operating at reduced hours on the holiday, as well the day before on Christmas Eve and the day after on Boxing Day.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 22/22
The top 10 Canadian books of 2022
CBC Books is counting down the top 10 bestselling Canadian titles of 2022, using data from close to 300 independent Canadian bookstores, courtesy of Bookmanager. Listen to the countdown special hosted by Ali Hassan!
© CBC |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 22/22
Expect flight cancellations, delays in Winnipeg into the weekend: airports authority
The Winnipeg Airports Authority expects the storms in Vancouver and Toronto will affect those travelling through Manitoba's capital city into the holiday weekend.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 22/22
Tips and methods to help people spending the holidays alone
The holidays can be a wonderful time for people to celebrate with family, friends and loved ones, but for those who find themselves alone, this time of year can be particularly hard.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Dec 22/22
Manitoba Conservation to get new equipment through $1.7M in provincial funding
The province is also adding a centralized dispatch communications system for conservation officers.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Dec 22/22
'Weather bomb' expected in Ontario, rest of Canada bracing for extreme cold, blizzards and freezing rain
Heading into the busiest travel period, Canadians are being advised by Environment Canada to postpone non-essential travel, as almost the whole country battles extreme winter conditions from cold to blizzard warnings.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Dec 22/22
Whatâs Open and Closed in Winnipeg Over the Holidays
Hereâs whatâs open, closed or operating with reduced hours in Winnipeg on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Yearâs Day.
© 2022. This article Whatâs Open and Closed in Winnipeg Over the Holidays appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 10AM Dec 22/22
Missing woman last seen in Winnipeg's North End
Winnipeg police are asking for the publicâs help to find a missing woman last seen in Winnipegâs North End almost a month ago.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10AM Dec 22/22
Winnipeg police search for missing woman
Police say Mekha Bear is known to frequent the downtown and West End areas of Winnipeg.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Dec 22/22
Manitobans can now take part in overnight ice fishing
Manitobans now have the opportunity to spend the night ice fishing on Lake Winnipeg this winter.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 22/22
Man Injured in Shooting at Winnipeg Storage Facility
WINNIPEG -- A dispute between business partners has resulted in attempted murder charges after a shooting at a Winnipeg storage facility.
© 2022. This article Man Injured in Shooting at Winnipeg Storage Facility appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 09AM Dec 22/22
Winnipeg man charged with attempted murder
A 27-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with attempted murder after another man was shot at a storage facility Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 22/22
Business dispute leads to shooting, attempted murder charges: Winnipeg police
Police say the victim and the suspect were involved in a dispute over a dissolving business partnership.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 22/22
SickKids says lab results delayed after ransomware attack
Toronto’s SickKids hospital says it could be weeks before all of its systems are back to normal following a ransomware attack over the weekend. In an update posted on its website on Thursday, SickKids says clinical teams are currently experiencing delays with lab and imaging results, which may result in longer wait times for patients and […]
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- Thursday 09AM Dec 22/22
How to protect yourself against ârenovictionâ as rental markets heat up
The term renoviction is used to describe a situation when a landlord cites the need for major renovations as the reason behind an eviction.
The post How to protect yourself against ‘renoviction’ as rental markets heat up appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 08AM Dec 22/22
Manitoba Investing $1.7M to Revitalize Conservation Officer Service
WINNIPEG -- The province is investing $1.7 million to revitalize the Manitoba Conservation Officer Service.
© 2022. This article Manitoba Investing $1.7M to Revitalize Conservation Officer Service appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 08AM Dec 22/22
New trial ordered for retired Manitoba Mountie twice convicted of sexually assaulting child
Last year, the accused was convicted a second time and the judge increased the man's original jail sentence to 18 months.© Global |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 22/22
Big Story staff pick #3: Why donât all Canadian hospitals offer sex assault evidence kits?
In today’s Big Story podcast, we asked different Frequency staff members which TBS episodes resonated most with them in 2022. As we take a break from releasing new episodes over the holidays, we felt this was the perfect time to revisit these old favourites, and give you a bit of a glimpse into all the […]
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- Thursday 06AM Dec 22/22
How to get the most out of your thermostat this winter
Thermostats are a great tool for reducing home energy consumption, but there are a few things that affect their efficiency. CTVNews.ca offers some strategies you might consider to get the most out of your thermostat this winter.© CTV |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 22/22
Cause of victimâs death couldnât be determined, murder trial hears
Danielle Harper was stabbed five times in the chest and lower body, but that wasn’t enough to kill her, a pathologist told the trial of a man charged with her murder.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 22/22
Man flushes âthree grand down the toiletâ as surgery cancelled
A Thompson man is out roughly $3,000 in flights, hotel costs and lost wages after his surgery in Winnipeg was unexpectedly cancelled in early December.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05AM Dec 22/22
Manitoba RCMP looking for driver involved in hit and run
The Manitoba RCMP is looking for the driver involved in a hit and run in Thompson last week.© CTV |
- Thursday 05AM Dec 22/22
New interim Winnipeg property director secured charitable donations from property developers
Winnipeg's new interim property director secured thousands of dollars in charitable donations earlier this month from developers that do business with the city, raising questions about the appearance of potential conflict.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05AM Dec 22/22
Winnipeg bagel shop owner was trafficking drugs, depositing cash into business, court filing alleges
One of the owners of a Winnipeg bagel shop was a high-ranking member of a drug trafficking network that moved cocaine and MDMA into Manitoba and distributed it within the province, a court filing alleges.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04AM Dec 22/22
Heaps of laundry and a lot of togetherness: Inside the lives of a Winnipeg family of 9
Laura Cameron reveals the secrets of success in a big family in her new short video, created with two fellow student filmmakers. The video is part of Project POV, a collaboration between Sisler High School's Create program and CBC Manitoba's Creator Network.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03AM Dec 22/22
'A weight's been lifted': New law allows jurors to share trial deliberation details with health providers
A new law, Bill S-206, carves out a narrow exemption in the Criminal Code to allow jurors to speak about jury proceedings with health care professionals.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 10PM Dec 21/22
Centre of Hope offers early Christmas meal, warm place to sleep for homeless Winnipeggers
As the holidays approach and the mercury dips, shelters and soup kitchens across Manitoba are gearing up for a busy several days.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 09PM Dec 21/22
City making progress in negotiations with protesters blocking Brady Road Landfill
The City of Winnipeg is in talks with activists who've been blocking access to the Brady Road landfill since Sunday.© Global |
- Wednesday 08PM Dec 21/22
RCMP search for suspect identified in Easterville homicide
RCMP has identified a suspect in connection with a homicide in Easterville over the weekend and have a warrant for his arrest.© Global |
- Wednesday 08PM Dec 21/22
Winnipeg neighbourhood a step closer to heritage designation; some fear it could hurt Infill
A Winnipeg neighbourhood, which has homes dating back more than one hundred years, is a step closer to having its look and feel protected.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Road to electric vehicle targets in Manitoba not smooth, experts say
Manitoba proponents of electric vehicles say the province is off-track for zero-emission targets, with a lack of charging rural stations and vehicle inventory as key issues.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Can it be recycled? A look at the Christmas items that can and can't go in the blue bin
What are people to do with all the garbage that is left behind from Christmas© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Homeless community concerns rise as temperature plunges
Daniel Lamirante buried himself beneath a mound of blankets and lay on the frozen sidewalk outside Siloam Mission. As temperatures in Winnipeg dropped to -31 C with the wind chill Wednesday morning, he sought warmth from the building’s exterior vent, hoping to catch a few hours of sleep.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Homeless community concerns rise as temperature plunges
Daniel Lamirante buried himself beneath a mound of blankets and lay on the frozen sidewalk outside Siloam Mission. As temperatures in Winnipeg dropped to -31 C with the wind chill Wednesday morning, he sought warmth from the building’s exterior vent, hoping to catch a few hours of sleep.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Slaying victimâs family to hold traditional ceremony at Brady landfill
Brady Road landfill officials have agreed to escort family members of slaying victim Morgan Harris into the site for a closer view and to hold a traditional ceremony, the Indigenous woman’s cousin says.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Slaying victimâs family to hold traditional ceremony at Brady landfill
Brady Road landfill officials have agreed to escort family members of slaying victim Morgan Harris into the site for a closer view and to hold a traditional ceremony, the Indigenous woman’s cousin says.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Indian Muslim community ensures foreign student gets proper funeral
Javed Musharraf was warned to be careful riding his bicycle in the winter, but the international student from India had two jobs and few other options.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Indian Muslim community ensures foreign student gets proper funeral
Javed Musharraf was warned to be careful riding his bicycle in the winter, but the international student from India had two jobs and few other options.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Manitoba alone in not submitting overdose data to federal body
Amid a toxic drug crisis killing thousands of Canadians each year, Manitoba was the only province or territory to not share its latest data on overdoses to a federal body examining the issue.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 21/22
Direction of windfall to steer Toriesâ near future
From the look on his face, it was pretty clear Manitoba Finance Minister Cameron Friesen was going to get exactly what he wants for Christmas.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
Costco Boxing week wireless deals
Lots of great smartphone savings at Costco from now until January 2nd.
The post Costco Boxing week wireless deals appeared first on Save Money in Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
BUILD Inc. shutters Winnipeg job training program after funding negotiations with province fail
A program that trains people facing barriers to employment will shut down after two years of negotiations with the Manitoba government failed to reach a new funding agreement.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
Fire that sent one person to hospital still under investigation, WFPS says
A house fire in Winnipegâs Riverbend neighbourhood Tuesday night sent one person to hospital and forced the evacuation of some nearby homes.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
Task force tries to boost interest in out-of-province joint surgeries
Manitobans waiting for hip and knee replacements can expect a personal invitation for an all-expenses paid trip to a hospital in Ontario or the United States to arrive in their mail box.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
School division beefs up masking recommendation as absentee rates climb
A school division in Winnipeg is strengthening its stance on masking for staff and students as absentee rates climb higher than they have ever been.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
Overnight ice-fishing expected to reel âem in
It’s not luxury accommodation on a tropical island, but it’s got a certain group of people hooked.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
News briefs for Thursday, December 22, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, December 22, 2022 9:39 AM Business partnership dispute ends in shooting A Winnipeg man is in hospital after being shot after […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 21/22
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 21/22
Gradual reopening on table for Millennium Library: union
The City of Winnipeg could resort to a partial, pandemic-style return to the Millennium Library before it fully reopens to the public after a recent stabbing death, according to the union that represents facility staff.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 21/22
Manitoba RCMP looking for man, 32, charged in Easterville homicide
Mounties have issued an arrest warrant in connection to the death of a man in northern Manitoba on Dec. 17.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 21/22
Why the gift of food could be the best present this holiday season
The cost of food is still incredibly high, leaving some people accessing food banks, so the gift of food might be on many people's Christmas lists this year.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 21/22
City negotiating with activists blocking access to Winnipeg landfill
The City of Winnipeg is currently negotiating with activists who are blocking access to its only operating landfill, demanding searches for the remains of Indigenous women killed by an alleged serial killer.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 21/22
Winnipeg school division reintroduces masking as respiratory illnesses continue to hit children
Respiratory illnesses and influenza are hitting Manitoba kids hard. One Winnipeg school division has now reintroduced a mask recommendation to combat the spread of illness and keep kids healthy in the classroom. On Tuesday, Louis Riel School Division trustees voted to “strongly recommend the wearing of masks in all divisional facilities, including buses,” as opposed […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 21/22
Manitoba doctor wants drastic changes after report shows Indigenous People live less long
The CEO of a self-governing First Nations health organization in Manitoba says there were very few surprises in this weekâs Health Status of Manitobans report. Overall, the report suggests a widening gap in health between First Nations People and others in Manitoba. The rate of premature death is three times greater for First Nations People. […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 21/22
Third sex-assault trial ordered for retired RCMP officer
A retired RCMP officer, who was twice convicted of sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl, has been ordered to stand trial a third time.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 21/22
Police watchdog investigating after man suffers broken arm while being removed from Brandon restaurant
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating after a man sustained a broken arm while officers tried to get him to leave a Brandon restaurant.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
'In her memory': Manitoba family carries on tradition of Christmas scavenger hunt
From brightening people's lives during the pandemic to honouring the life and memory of a beloved wife and mother, a Manitoba family is helping spread Christmas cheer in their own unique way.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
Soaring rates of student absences hitting Winnipeg schools hard
'It makes getting through the curriculum very, very challenging.'© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
Manitoba spring floods rank 3rd on Environment Canadaâs top weather stories of year
Manitoba’s spring floods ranked third in the top weather stories of 2022, according to Environment Canada’s senior climatologist. Dave Phillips put the Manitoba floods high in the list. A series of drenching snow and rainstorms dropped more than 330 millimetres of precipitation on Winnipeg â an amount almost four times normal. It shattered a 125-year-old […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
Wintry Woes Put Canadian Holiday Travel on Ice, as Airports Brace for Another Blast
VANCOUVER â The woes for travellers stranded by heavy snow at Vancouver's airport have spread across the country and Toronto Pearson International Airport is now advising of an approaching storm that could derail things further.
© 2022. This article Wintry Woes Put Canadian Holiday Travel on Ice, as Airports Brace for Another Blast appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
Here's how many flights have been cancelled by WestJet, Air Canada due to extreme weather
More than 1,000 flights have been cancelled by Air Canada and WestJet over recent days, when winter weather first began impacting airport operations in Vancouver and beyond, stranding thousands during the peak holiday travel period.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
H&M says it has pulled Justin Bieber merchandise after pop singerâs protest
Bieber took to Instagram on Monday to call the H&M product line "trash" and said he "didnât approve it," while the retailer insisted it "followed proper approval procedures" for the products.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
Driver of vehicle flees scene after man run over in Thompson, Man.
RCMP say the driver of a vehicle fled the scene after hitting a man who was crossing the street in Thompson, Man.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 21/22
Check out the most borrowed books from Winnipeg's libraries this year
A Winnipeg authorâs book rose above others in the cityâs library system, becoming the most borrowed book of the year.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 21/22
RCMP release photo of white car suspected to be involved in Thompson hit and run
A 37-year-old man from Northlands Denesuline First Nation was taken to hospital with serious injuries following a hit and run in Thompson, Man., last week.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 21/22
Hammer-wielding suspect robbed store, assaulted people, stole purse: police
Police say a 32-year-old Winnipeg woman with a hammer robbed a business on Portage Avenue, stole a womanâs purse and assaulted three people Monday afternoon. The Winnipeg Police Service believes the woman stole merchandise from a store on Portage near Maryland Street. When an employee intervened, the woman brandished a hammer before fleeing on foot. […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Dec 21/22
Should Canada produce more medicine amid ongoing shortages?
As Canada faces an ongoing shortage of children’s medications, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he doesn’t know if ramping up domestic production of pharmaceuticals is the right approach to addressing the problem. “I don’t know offhand if it is the right thing for Canada to be starting producing these particular pills or whether it’s just […]
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- Wednesday 01PM Dec 21/22
Winnipeg Woman Charged in Hammer Assaults, Robberies
Winnipeg police have charged a woman after she assaulted multiple people on Monday, including with a hammer.
© 2022. This article Winnipeg Woman Charged in Hammer Assaults, Robberies appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 01PM Dec 21/22
Frustrated Winnipeg travellers grounded by WestJetâs Vancouver weather woes
Whether they were heading to a honeymoon destination or a long-anticipated family vacation, disappointed travellers had a snowball’s chance in hell of getting on a WestJet flight Tuesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 21/22
Winnipegâs Christmas Cheer Board delivers all its hampers after call for drivers
'It really makes me realize how wonderful this city truly is,' said Shawna Bell of the Winnipeg Christmas Cheer Board of the overwhelming response to a call for delivery drivers.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 21/22
Police Watchdog Probing Injury During Interaction with Brandon Officers
The Independent Investigation Unit is looking into an incident involving Brandon police last weekend where a man suffered a broken arm.
© 2022. This article Police Watchdog Probing Injury During Interaction with Brandon Officers appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 21/22
New Hockey Canada chair pledges transparency, but won't disclose alleged sexual assault inquiry details
Hugh Fraser is the new chair of Hockey Canada, and pledges that he and his team "are committed to doing things differently."
© CBC |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 21/22
Rifle and $56k in drugs seized from Winnipeg home: Police
An SKS rifle and $56,000 worth of drugs were seized from a home in Winnipeg on Tuesday, police say.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 21/22
Bag of Bugles chips being auctioned off for charity in Manitoba
A Manitoba man has received a $500 bid for two bags of chips no longer available in Canada that heâs auctioning off to help those in need.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 21/22
Manitoba man receives $500 bid for two bags of chips, including Bugles
A Manitoba man has received a $500 bid for two bags of chips no longer available in Canada that heâs auctioning off to help those in need.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 21/22
Winnipeg woman charged in hammer attack, robberies
Winnipeg police say officers saw a fight involving a woman with a hammer happening at the corner of St. Matthews Avenue and Maryland Street around 4 p.m. Monday.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 21/22
Manitoba's epic spring floods among Canada's top 10 weather stories of 2022
While 2022 wasnât as bad weather-wise as 2021, there was still a lot of severe weather Canadians had to deal with this year. Here's Environment and Climate Change Canada's Top 10 stories of the year.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 21/22
Makeshift shelter in St. Boniface proves worth as frigid temperatures take hold
A makeshift warming shelter in Winnipeg's St. Boniface neighbourhood, which opens when temperatures plunge, was a popular place Tuesday night â and is expected to be for the rest of this week.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 21/22
'We fill up pretty fast': Shelters dealing with increased demand amid cold snap
As the temperature drops in Winnipeg, local shelters are seeing increased demand in people seeking a space to escape the cold.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 21/22
ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jetsâ dependable strength has been in the middle of the ice this season
Overall, the centre position for the jets has been steady, consistent, reliable, prolific and onerous for the opposition.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Dec 21/22
Canadaâs population growing faster than it has in decades: StatCan
As 2022 draws to a close, Canada's population has already grown more than in any other year since Confederation.Â
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- Wednesday 10AM Dec 21/22
Food prices in Canada rise at faster pace than overall inflation, 12 months in a row
New figures show grocery inflation in Canada surged again in November as the price of basics like bread, eggs, and dairy products shot up.Â
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- Wednesday 10AM Dec 21/22
These are the food items that saw the biggest price increases in November
There are multiple food items that increased the most in price in November, with edible oil, tea, and coffee prices seeing the steepest jumps.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Dec 21/22
Exclusive: 2020 intel warned Trudeau government that Chinaâs interference in Canadian elections will likely be âpervasiveâ
A February 2020 intelligence document warned Justin Trudeau that China's interference in Canadian elections would be 'more persistent and pervasive in future elections.'© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Dec 21/22
Big Story staff pick #2: The rise and fall of Canadaâs cannabis industry
In today’s Big Story podcast, we asked different Frequency staff members which TBS episodes resonated most with them in 2022. As we take a break from releasing new episodes over the holidays, we felt this was the perfect time to revisit these old favourites, and give you a bit of a glimpse into all the […]
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© CityTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Dec 21/22
New report highlights system failures creating pathways to youth homelessness
A new report is sounding the alarm on youth homelessness in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Dec 21/22
Winnipeg house fire sends one to hospital
The cause of the fire in the first 100 block of Horrox Bay in Winnipeg is under investigation. The fire was reported at 8:19 p.m. Wednesday and was under control by 9:11 p.m.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Dec 21/22
Estranged daughters of condo gunman say he was 'abusive husband and father'
The gunman in a Toronto-area condo shooting rampage was a "controlling and abusive husband and father" who was estranged from his children, his three daughters say in a statement.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Dec 21/22
Salvation Army Coming Up Short on Holiday Fundraising Goal
WINNIPEG -- The Salvation Army is hoping more generous Manitobans open their wallets as Christmas quickly approaches.
© 2022. This article Salvation Army Coming Up Short on Holiday Fundraising Goal appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 07AM Dec 21/22
Canadaâs annual inflation rate fell slightly in November
Canada’s annual inflation rate edged down slightly to 6.8 per cent in November. In its latest consumer price index report released Wednesday, Statistics Canada said slower price growth for gasoline and furniture last month was offset by rapidly rising shelter costs and stubbornly high grocery prices. Grocery prices climbed at a faster annual rate in […]
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