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Walmart photo centre has a deal right now for a free express greeting card. Online only and in-store pickup. Offer ends June 15th.
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Canadian Airports Council says Ottawa's move to lift random COVID-19 testing at airports marks a big step but that more measures are needed to clear waits.
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A Canadian Pacific Railway train derailed west of the Manitoba-Ontario border on Saturday.
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Fears about a possible recession pounded markets worldwide on Monday, and Wall Street’s S&P 500 tumbled into the maw of what’s known as a bear market.
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Justin Trudeau announcement on Twitter Monday that he has once again tested positive for COVID-19, adding he is following health guidelines and isolating.
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Winnipeg’s Filipino community came out in droves to eat, sing and celebrate the anniversary of their home country’s independence from Spain on Sunday.
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With interest rates on the rise and the cost of groceries going up, many people are already on the brink of not having enough money to pay monthly bills — meaning big risks for the housing market. Nearly one in four homeowners say they will have to sell their home if interest rates go up […]
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The annual provincial awards recognize the best in writing, book design, publishing and illustration.
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It came a few months late, but people from Winnipeg’s Bangladeshi community finally got to celebrate one of their biggest events of the year on Sunday.
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In today’s Big Story podcast, in short, that it was a huge mess, but that’s not enough. An inquiry is trying to get to the bottom of the police response to the worst mass shooting in Canadian history, and around every corner seems to lurk a new detail about delays, misinformation, too many commanding officers […]
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Malay Das and Kanika Kuri used to travel to work separately from their home in Winnipeg's south end. But now they're among people turning to carpooling as a way to deal with soaring gas prices.
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A Manitoba mother of three will no longer have to answer calls from collection agencies or worry about paying thousands of dollars in medical bills, after her private insurer agreed to retroactively cover the costs — following her decision to go public with her story.
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The sentencing for a man who deliberately drove a van down a Toronto sidewalk, killing 10 people and injuring 16 others more than four years ago, is scheduled to begin on Monday. Initially, Alek Minassian was found guilty of 10 counts of first-degree murder and 16 counts of attempted murder last year for the April […]
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As the U.S. once again debates gun control in the wake of the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, experts and survivors of past massacres argue there are opportunities to intervene early and even prevent shooters from ever getting into the school — by acting on red flags.
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Daily physical activity levels for Canadian children and teens dropped significantly during the pandemic, as school itself has become more sedentary. It's time, say experts, to get kids moving again.
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Oil prices could fall slightly over the months to come, but are still expected to end the year worth more than $100 US per barrel.
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After a two-year break due to the pandemic, hundreds of people participated in a fundraising event in Winnipeg on Sunday in support of children and youth living with physical and developmental disabilities.
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Ambulances in Winnipeg are taking several minutes longer to respond to life-threatening emergencies. It’s an issue that stems from staffing challenges and a lack of ambulances. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) is currently responding to medical emergencies within eight minutes and 59 seconds – the target response time set by the service. But this […]
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An animal welfare rally drew dozens of protesters to the Manitoba legislature ground Saturday as activists demanded the government put an end to horse exploitation. Humane societies say thousands of horses are shipped overseas from Canada every year for slaughter. That practice must end and federal lawmakers need to do more, according to animal rights […]
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While hospitality businesses are still trying to make up lost ground and revenue from more than two years of COVID-19 pandemic fallout, some owners and managers say city bylaw and liquor inspectors aren’t being as lenient about patios as they were in the recent past.
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Senate bargainers announced a bipartisan framework Sunday responding to last month’s mass shootings, a modest breakthrough offering measured gun curbs.
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A severe thunderstorm warning has ended after Environment Canada warned a storm capable of producing strong wind gusts, heavy rain and up to nickel-sized hail was passing through southern Manitoba.
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An expert on mothers who kill their newborns says she was dismayed to see a Winnipeg woman charged with manslaughter this week in the death of her infant daughter.
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Approximately 400 people turned out to celebrate and support diversity at Altona's inaugural Pembina Valley Pride parade on Saturday afternoon.
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A Filipina police officer in Winnipeg who is being recognized as a trailblazer in her community says her lived experience with violence allows her to connect with the people she serves.
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The City of Ottawa is still dealing with the fallout of the trucker convoy protests that saw thousands of people from across the country descend upon the nation’s capital. Between Jan. 28 and Feb. 18, bylaw and regulator services issued 3,812 parking tickets and 318 provincial offence notices. Only 1,600 parking tickets have been paid […]
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Dozens of people gathered outside what was once an infamous Main Street hotel Saturday to celebrate the artistic talent that is sometimes hidden in Winnipeg's core.
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A police operation that saw Parliament Hill placed on lockdown due to a “suspicious incident” ended Saturday afternoon after police determined there was no threat to public safety. The Parliamentary Protective Service had told members of Parliament and senators to “shelter in place” while it investigated. That investigation was concluded when the Ottawa Police Service […]
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Chiefs from two First Nations in Manitoba say their communities are still looking for answers after finding possible graves using ground-penetrating radar at the sites of former residential schools that were run by the Roman Catholic Church. Sagkeeng First Nation found 190 anomalies in the soil and Minegoziibe Anishinabe First Nation located six. Initial data […]
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The matriarch of the Rogers family, noted philanthropist Loretta Rogers, has passed away. She was 83. Her daughter Martha shared a statement from the family on Twitter saying “a beautiful soul left us today” and asked that donations be made to charities she supported in lieu of flowers. A beautiful soul left us today. She […]
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Canadian Dr. Rosamund Lewis, the WHO's technical lead for monkeypox, says it's crucial to act before the virus begin spreading in the general population.
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It’s a proven fact fish are attracted to particular colours, so what do you do if you run a home-based venture turning out one-of-a-kind, hand-painted fishing lures, and it just so happens that you’re colour blind?
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One day only, Sunday June 12th at Shoppers Drugmart – spend $75 and get 2 free Cineplex tickets. Make sure to read the fine print below to see what is excluded – and it says to see cashier for the ... Read More »
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Manitobans will take to the streets of a rural town's first Pride parade Saturday, and while there's cause for celebration, organizers and some community members are also calling out a local pastor for spreading anti-2SLGBTQ views.
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Marc Liegghio connected on a 25-yard field goal with six seconds remaining to lift the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to a 19-17 victory over the Ottawa Redblacks in the season opener for both teams Friday.
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Dozens of Winnipeg food delivery workers are holding protests across the city, demanding a livable wage from the app companies that rely on their services amid skyrocketing gas prices.
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Doctors Manitoba is urging Manitobans to take back their physical health after over two years of a pandemic during which an active lifestyle may have been put on the back burner.
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Ikea in Winnipeg is having free movies daily from July 1st to 3rd.
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The lawyer for McCaine Electric Ltd. says it needs extra time to satisfy the City of Winnipeg’s latest request for documents related to its police headquarters lawsuit, because the company did not receive the motion until mid-May for a court appearance scheduled on May 31.
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A commercial truck was caught dumping trash in the Point Douglas neighbourhood, exacerbating a problem residents say already plagues the area. Residents of point Douglas say people discard trash in their neighbourhood far too often. It’s a problem that was highlighted when a construction company was caught dumping debris on camera. “It’s like garbage everywhere. […]
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A treaty knowledge centre slated to open this summer, in a collaboration between the Treaty Relations Commission of Manitoba and The Forks North Portage Partnership, received a $500,000 in tourism funding from the federal government on Friday.
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Ukrainians now in Manitoba who paid for medical exams as part of their asylum process after fleeing Russia’s invasion will have those costs reimbursed, the provincial government said Friday.
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A group that wants to see more diversity in Manitoba's school system is calling on the province to create a role dedicated to making that happen.
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Random COVID-19 tests at Canadian airports for fully vaccinated international travellers have been suspended. Unvaccinated travellers will sill be tested.
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The federal government announced Friday it will end the mandatory randomized arrival testing for incoming travellers at Canada's airports, a move that comes as the U.S. is also signalling it will ease up on some testing requirements.
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Canada is poised to become the first country to require a warning printed on every cigarette. The addictions minister says the goal is to reach more people.
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Three girls are facing aggravated assault charges after an incident in a school field. Police responded to reports of an assault in the field behind Victoria-Albert School. Police say a witness observed a victim on the ground being kicked in the head by a group of people. A teenage girl with serious injuries was transported […]
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Canada's monkeypox case count has risen, with 112 infections confirmed in total across the country as of Friday, June 10.
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Winnipeg's fire-paramedic chief says ambulance response times to life-threatening emergencies are six minutes longer than the city's nine-minute response target due to both staff shortages and an insufficient number of actual ambulances.
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