Tuesday 07PM Jun 14/22
Police warn Manitoba is seeing an increase in cybercrime
A rise in cybercrime has police warning people to protect their personal information and email accounts.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jun 14/22
Credit unions across Canada targeted in cybersecurity incident, but no evidence data compromised: tech company
An unspecified number of credit unions in Manitoba and across Canada were hit by a targeted cybersecurity incident last week, and a company that provides digital technology services to credit unions says it has implemented a crisis response plan.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jun 14/22
2 Sikh men detained in Ottawa, released with apologies after bogus terrorism tip
After two Sikh-Canadian men were wrongfully detained following a bogus terrorism tip to Ottawa police that led to the closure of Parliament Hill, there are still few details from officers. Members of United Front of Sikhs Canada go to Ottawa every year to remember victims of India’s 1984 anti-Sikh massacres, when around 2,800 Sikhs were […]
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- Tuesday 07PM Jun 14/22
Farmers in southwestern Manitoba receive some much-needed rainfall
Rainfall in southwestern Manitoba is helping farmers finish their late season seeding.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jun 14/22
No charges for Winnipeg police officers after woman's arm fractured: police watchdog
Manitoba's police watchdog has cleared two Winnipeg officers of any wrongdoing related to the 2020 arrest of a woman who was later found to have a broken arm.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jun 14/22
Why some City of Winnipeg vehicles have licence plates from other provinces
Some of the City of Winnipeg public works vehicles might be sporting licence plates from other provinces this summer, but according to the city, that's all part of the plan.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jun 14/22
Spring cleaning wrapped up in Winnipeg, city looking for feedback
The city says clean up crews will head back to fix "deficiencies" in spring clean up efforts until June 26.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jun 14/22
Repairs underway at Exchange District heritage building after city warns of potential collapse
Repairs are underway at a high-profile heritage building in Winnipeg's Exchange District after a city inspector warned it could collapse.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jun 14/22
- Tuesday 05PM Jun 14/22
Whiteshell residents voice frustrations over lifted evacuation order
Two residents of Eleanor Lake in the north Whiteshell Provincial Park are voicing frustrations after the evacuation order was lifted Friday.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jun 14/22
Stefanson lowest-rated premier in Canada: new poll
Manitoba's premier is on the wrong end of a new approval rating poll from Angus Reid.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jun 14/22
Winnipeg homeless advocates condemn vote to partially dismantle bus shelters
End Homelessness Winnipeg is condemning the city councillors who voted to remove the sides and doors of two Regent Avenue bus stops following public complaints about unsheltered people occupying and using substances in them.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jun 14/22
Southwestern Manitoba municipality declares state of emergency due to 'unprecedented' rainfall
The municipality of North Norfolk has declared a state of emergency after southwestern Manitoba was pounded by rain overnight Monday into Tuesday, causing flooding in the community of Austin.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jun 14/22
âItâs disturbingâ: Winnipeg outreach workers concerned about youth crime rates
'We seem to be in a spike, for sure, and the demographic does seem to be younger at this time.'© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jun 14/22
Additional flood mitigation funding provided by Manitoba government
The Manitoba government has announced an additional $530,000 in funding for future flood mitigation. The funding will be added to the province’s 2020 Mitigation and Preparedness Program (MPP), which benefits six municipalities and their projects to mitigate floods. âOur government is committed to supporting not only the post-disaster recovery needs of municipalities, but also their […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Jun 14/22
Manitoba RCMP find stolen loot in Killarney after rash of thefts at golf courses
RCMP say they found the stolen items after after responding to a report of a suspicious vehicle parked outside a home in Killarney.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jun 14/22
Arrests made in connection with string of break and enters at Manitoba golf courses
Two men are facing charges after a slew of stolen property linked to several break and enters at Manitoba golf courses was discovered in a Killarney, Man. home.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jun 14/22
Aaron Cockerill says playing in the Canadian Open âmakes me want to get back thereâ
Former Manitoba Golfer of the Year Aaron Cockerill says he's loving life on the European Tour, but was amazed at the atmosphere of the Canadian Open in Toronto.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Jun 14/22
Bulk orders from the Costco bakery
Here is what you can order bulk at the Regent Costco bakery. Prices and variety will be different at other locations. A lot of these will come frozen and you bake them at home.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
Three firefighters taken to hospital following north Winnipeg blaze at vacant house
Three firefighters were injured and more than a dozen people had to temporarily leave a neighbouring building after a vacant house in north Winnipeg went up in flames Tuesday.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
3 firefighters taken to hospital after battling flames at North End home
The city said two firefighters were taken to hospital in stable condition, and a third was transported in unstable condition after a fire broke out in the 300 block of College Avenue.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
Manitoba government wants to seize house of former Winnipeg coach accused of sexual assaults
Manitoba law allows the government to seize assets that are proceeds of a crime or were used to commit one, even in some cases where there is no criminal conviction.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
âI didnât knowâ: Canadaâs foreign affairs minister on rep attending Russian embassy party
Canada's foreign affairs minister says she didn't have advance knowledge an official in her department was set to attend a reception at the Russian embassy.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
Manitoba government wants to seize house of former coach accused of sexual assaults
The Manitoba government is seeking to seize the house of a former football coach who is accused of sexually abusing students.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
Manitoba government wants to seize house of former coach accused of sexual assaults
The Manitoba government wants to seize the house of former high school football coach Kelsey McKay, who has been accused of several counts of historical sexual abuse.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
Manitoba government wants to seize house of former coach accused of sexual assaults
The Manitoba government is seeking to seize the house of a former football coach who is accused of sexually abusing students. The government is asking the Court of Queen’s Bench to grant it the home of Kelsey McKay under the Criminal Property Forfeiture Act. McKay faces charges including sexual assault, sexual interference and luring involving […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Jun 14/22
Firefighter's condition upgraded to stable after north Winnipeg blaze: union president
A Winnipeg firefighter's condition has been upgraded to stable, after he was taken to hospital in unstable condition following a Tuesday morning blaze that saw crews battling flames in extremely humid conditions.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jun 14/22
Costco garden centre markdowns
Here are the markdowns from the Regent garden centre. Markdowns are store specific so make sure to check your local store.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jun 14/22
Canada's COVID-19 travel restrictions: What's changing and what stays in place
Travel rules in Canada have changed, dropping the COVID-19 vaccine requirement for domestic and outbound international travellers. As Canadians try to navigate the changes rules ahead of the busy summer travel season, CTVNews.ca has a guide to the current rules and what's to come.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM Jun 14/22
Canada ending COVID vaccine mandate for federally regulated workers
The Canadian government is lifting COVID-19 vaccine mandates for federally regulated workers, officials announced Tuesday. The new rules, which also apply to vaccine mandates for domestic and outbound international travellers, will come into effect on June 20. The requirements for foreign nationals coming to Canada will not change. Federal workers were required to be vaccinated under […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Jun 14/22
Woman found critically injured in Winnipeg school yard
Police say no charges have been laid because the victim did not provide further information to investigators.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Jun 14/22
Woman found injured, bleeding in schoolyard
A woman was found injured and bleeding behind Chief Peguis Junior High early Tuesday morning, police say.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jun 14/22
More Canadians think nickel should be removed from circulation
Almost 40 per cent of Canadians think the nickel should be flipped out of circulation, according to a recent poll. But across the country, not every province feels the same about cashing out the 5-cent coin and retiring it like the penny. The poll conducted by Research Co in May of 1,000 Canadian adults, showed […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Jun 14/22
False bomb threat tippers should be prosecuted: World Sikh Organization of Canada
The president of the World Sikh Organization of Canada says the wrongful arrest of two rally organizers near Parliament Hill is "deeply concerning."
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- Tuesday 11AM Jun 14/22
Family wanting answers after 53-year-old found dead near highway intersection
The family of a grandmother from Ebb and Flow First Nation wants to know how she ended up dead in a field north of Winnipeg. âItâs a shock to all of us,â said Eugenia Houle, Niece of Lori Ann Mancheese. âI couldnât believe it.â RCMP say the body of 53-year-old Lori Ann Mancheese, was found […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Jun 14/22
Missing Thompson teen may be in Winnipeg, RCMP say
Although she had been in contact with family and friends via text, she hasn't been heard from since Sunday, and police and family are concerned for her well-being.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jun 14/22
Stefansonâs worst-in-Canada approval rating continues to drop: Angus Reid premier approval poll
Manitoba premier Heather Stefanson is dead last â again â according to updated approval polling from the Angus Reid Institute.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jun 14/22
Missing Thompson teen may be in Winnipeg: RCMP
Officers with the Manitoba RCMP say a missing Thompson teen may now be in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jun 14/22
Missing 15-year-old may be in Winnipeg, police say
Police are asking the public for assistance locating a missing 15-year-old girl from Thompson, Man.
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- Tuesday 10AM Jun 14/22
'We need our sidewalks for walking': Impassable sidewalk in Osborne Village prompts calls for faster repairs
A stretch of crumbling sidewalk on one of Osborne Villageâs busiest corners has prompted accessibility concerns and calls for the city to speed up repairs.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jun 14/22
Winnipeg brewery offers free beer to Barry Trotz if he comes to coach the Jets
A Winnipeg brewery is sweetening the pot in an attempt to get Barry Trotz to return to Manitoba.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Jun 14/22
1st potash mine in Manitoba gets permission to go ahead near Russell
The Potash and Agri-Development Corp. of Manitoba had been given permission to start extraction and production near Russell, Man.
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- Tuesday 09AM Jun 14/22
Winnipeg cyclist fundraising for granddaughter dies in U.S. collision
J.P. Petit was attempting to cycle about 1,350 kilometres to Hot Springs, S.D., raising money for his granddaughter, who was born with kidney disease.
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- Tuesday 09AM Jun 14/22
Canada dropping vaccine mandate for domestic and outbound international travel as of June 20
The Canadian government is dropping the requirement that domestic and outbound international travellers be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, effective June 20. However, all re-entry requirements will remain in effect, and all passengers will continue to have to wear face masks.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Jun 14/22
Manitoba government approves province's first potash development
The Manitoba government has approved the provinceâs first potash development.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Jun 14/22
Winnipeg brewery to Trotz: Free beer for life to coach Jets
A Winnipeg brewery says it will give Barry Trotz free beer for life if he returns to his native province to coach the Jets.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Jun 14/22
Justin Bieber offers an update on his facial paralysis
Justin Bieber has shared a faith-filled update about a rare medical condition that has resulted in one side of his face being paralyzed.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jun 14/22
Thunderstorms, torrential downpours and damaging winds heading to Manitoba
Environment Canada is warning some southern Manitoba residents that conditions are favourable for âdangerousâ thunderstorms that could produce heavy rain and damaging winds.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06AM Jun 14/22
A new, easier way for officers to search your devices at customs
In today’s Big Story podcast, the new threshold, included in an amendment to the Customs Act, is a “reasonable general concern.” What’s the legal definition of that? Here’s the thing: There isn’t one. In an attempt to create a higher barrier to opening Canadians’ devices on entry, the Alberta Court of Appeals struck down the […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Jun 14/22
Casino cooks lost jobs during pandemic, file Manitoba Labour Board complaint alleging discrimination
A trio of Filipino cooks who used to work at two Winnipeg casinos have filed a complaint with the Manitoba Labour Board, alleging they were discriminated against after Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries failed to recall them after pandemic restrictions lifted.
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- Tuesday 05AM Jun 14/22
'Not really a consultation': Faculty walk out on Manitoba government meeting, say proposed model flawed
As Manitoba appears to move forward with a controversial plan to assess post-secondary institutions using performance, faculty at one university are accusing the government of using them as political cover.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jun 14/22
When stocks, houses and crypto fall, where does all that money go?
Just last November, the total value of cryptocurrency in the world was $3 trillion US. But now, more than $2 trillion of it has gone. Intuitively it is hard to grasp, but when stocks and real estate values plunge, money essentially "disappears into thin air."
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- Monday 10PM Jun 13/22
Winnipeg residents can expect more mosquitoes as weather warms up
The City of Winnipegâs head of insect control says residents can expect to see and feel the mosquitoes produced by heavy rains shortly.Â
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- Monday 10PM Jun 13/22
Trudeau government reportedly set to drop vaccine mandates for planes, trains
It appears unvaccinated Canadians will soon have more travel options. According to multiple reports, the federal government is set announce in the coming days that it will be dropping vaccine mandates for domestic travel on planes and trains, as well as outbound flights overseas. This is reportedly set to go into effect by the end […]
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- Monday 09PM Jun 13/22
Homeowners pressed by rising interest rates still have options, shouldnât panic: experts
Winnipeg mortgage agents say homeowners could consider looking into extending their amortization period or refinancing their mortgage.© Global |
- Monday 09PM Jun 13/22
Federal government now posting passport wait times online as long lineups continue
Passport offices are still dealing with a surge of applications, the minister responsible says, and wait times are “far from acceptable.” Karina Gould says those long wait times are her top priority, but she cannot say when things may return to normal, “I completely understand the frustration that Canadians are facing right now.” The federal […]
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- Monday 08PM Jun 13/22
Soggy spring cramps thousands of campsite reservations in Manitoba
The flooding and consistent Colorado lows that have rocked the province this spring have spoiled the plans of thousands of Manitobans hoping for a campsite getaway.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Jun 13/22
Family of 4-year-old Brandon boy battling rare brain cancer cherishes time together
Four-year-old Gordie White was diagnosed with diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma in February, and his parents, Sarah and Ryan White, were told the survival rate for the rare cancer was nearly zero.
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- Monday 08PM Jun 13/22
Number of regular blood donors lowest in a decade: Canadian Blood Services
The number of Canadians who regularly give blood is at its lowest point in a decade â low enough to stall Canadian Blood Services' efforts to refill the critically low national blood inventory.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Jun 13/22
Winnipeg brewery offers Barry Trotz free beer for life to coach Jets
Little Brown Jug Brewing Company and a local sports talk show launched the campaign Monday, several months into the NHL club's coaching search. Trotz became available a month ago when he was fired by the New York Islanders.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Jun 13/22
Ottawa set to announce end to vaccine mandates for domestic travel, outbound flights
The federal government is set to announce an end to vaccine mandates for domestic travel on planes and trains, as well as outbound international travel, CBC News has learned.
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- Monday 07PM Jun 13/22
Forest fires, drought impacted number of cubs coming into Manitoba black bear rescue
Fewer orphaned bear cubs are coming into a Manitoba black bear rescue this spring than in previous seasons, and the owner suspects it's because fewer were born due to severe weather events at the beginning of the mother bears' pregnancy.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Jun 13/22
Mayoral hopeful pledges supervised consumption site to address Winnipeg bus shelter issues
A Winnipeg mayoral candidate promises to create supervised consumption sites if elected, to prevent people from using bus shelters as temporary housing and places to use drugs.
© CBC |
- Monday 06PM Jun 13/22
âWeâre still waitingâ: Family of Ebb and Flow First Nation woman found dead in field want answers
Red River North RCMP say they are continuing to investigate Lori Ann Mancheese's death, but the family says they have many unanswered questions a week after her remains were found.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Jun 13/22
Nearly 1 in 4 Canadians feel they may need to sell their homes: new survey
A new survey reveals that if mortgage interest rates continue to rise, one in four homeowners would be forced to sell their home.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jun 13/22
Violent weekend leads to three arrests in three stabbing incidents
Winnipeg police said officers dealt with several stabbings over the weekend that led to three arrests.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jun 13/22
- Monday 05PM Jun 13/22
Thunderstorm, rain prompts overland flood watch in Manitoba
Forecasted thunderstorms and rain on its way to parts of Manitoba have prompted the province to issue a flood watch.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Jun 13/22
Pair charged in cocaine drug bust
Two people have been arrested on Sunday following a cocaine drug bust. Winnipeg police say an investigation began in early June, after a woman was believed to be coordinating the sale of crack cocaine on behalf of a street gang. After a short investigation, police were able to locate two people believed to be involved […]
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- Monday 04PM Jun 13/22
City councillor calls for police chief to turn down potential new role, focus on work in Winnipeg
A city councillor is calling on Winnipeg's police chief to turn down a potential new national role to focus on his work at home.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Jun 13/22
Manitoba will intervene if Supreme Court hears battle over Quebec secularism law
The Manitoba government says it will join a battle over Quebec’s law on religious symbols if it goes to the Supreme Court of Canada. The case is currently before the Quebec Court of Appeal, and Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen says he is fairly certain it will end up in the country’s highest court. He […]
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- Monday 04PM Jun 13/22
Manitoba will intervene if Supreme Court hears battle over Quebec secularism law
The Manitoba government would move to join the battle against Quebec's law on religious symbols if it were to go before the Supreme Court of Canada, says the province's justice minister.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Jun 13/22
Manitoba will intervene if Supreme Court hears battle over Quebec secularism law
The Manitoba government says it will join a battle over Quebec's law on religious symbols if it goes to the Supreme Court of Canada.
© CBC |
- Monday 04PM Jun 13/22
Training program aims to boost staffing at Manitoba family violence, homeless shelters
Provincial funding will provide training for up to 30 people so they can work in the sector, the government said.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jun 13/22
Manitoba will intervene if Supreme Court hears battle over Quebec secularism law
The Manitoba government says it will join a battle over Quebec's law on religious symbols if it goes to the Supreme Court of Canada.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jun 13/22
Kayaker finds human remains on Lake Winnipeg shore
A kayaker discovered human remains on the bank of Lake Winnipeg in the Grand Marais area on the weekend, RCMP say.
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- Monday 03PM Jun 13/22
Kayaker finds human remains on the banks of Lake Winnipeg: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP are investigating after a kayaker discovered human remains in the Grand Marais area over the weekend.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Human remains found on Lake Winnipeg shore in Grand Marais area, RCMP say
Manitoba RCMP say human remains were found by a kayaker on the shore of Lake Winnipeg Sunday in a spot accessible only by boat.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Manitoba is heating up. Is your air conditioner ready?
The forecast is calling for temperatures in the mid- to upper-30s for Sunday, along with humidity -- and there isn't expected to be much relief until the middle of next week.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Crack, handgun seized in Winnipeg drug investigation
Police say a 9mm calibre handgun modified to make it fully automatic was found on one of two suspects arrested in a cab in Winnipeg during a drug trafficking investigation.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Pair of teens charged after weekend Winnipeg stabbing
Two teens have been charged with aggravated assault and assault with a weapon after a stabbing over the weekend in Winnipeg.
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- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Part 2 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 13th
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part of the deals of the week from Costco.
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- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Two Sikh rally organizers say they were wrongly arrested amid Parliament bomb scare
Two Sikh event organizers say they were arrested and released after being wrongfully identified in connection to a Parliament Hill area bomb threat.
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- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Part 1 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 13th
Here are the deals from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Deals are mostly the same from store to store, just some variety due to stock or seasonal items. Items ending in .97 are store specific. Make sure to check out ... Read More »
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- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Google apologizes to B.C. business owner after maps error sends customers to wrong location
Gerry OâNeil, who runs a horse-drawn carriage tour service, said the map service was sending would-be customers to the wrong side of Stanley park for about a year.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Manâs shoes stolen after stabbing, another shot in car in violent weekend in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police are investigating three stabbings and two shootings that happened in the city June 10-12.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Teachers union releases new inclusive language guide for Manitoba educators
Last month, the Manitoba Teachers' Society released updated guidelines on inclusive guidelines, covering topics including the use of pronouns and definitions of terms for referring to Indigenous peoples.
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- Monday 02PM Jun 13/22
Winnipeg teen shot, taken to hospital
Winnipeg police are looking for more information after a teen arrived at a hospital with gun shot wounds late Sunday night into early Monday morning.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 13/22
Human remains found in field identified as Ebb and Flow First Nation woman, 53
Manitoba RCMP have announced the identity of human remains found in a field north of Winnipeg in the West St. Paul municipality on the afternoon of June 6.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jun 13/22
New program will train 30 people for work at homeless, family violence shelters
The Manitoba government is spending $450,000 on a pilot project at Red River College Polytechnic that will train students for work at domestic violence and homeless shelters.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 13/22
Family seeks answers after 53-year-old woman with mobility issues found dead in a field off Highway 8
The family of a woman from Ebb and Flow First Nations is seeking answers after her remains were found a field off the highway in the rural municipality of West St. Paul last Monday.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 13/22
Ebb and Flow family seeking answers after grandmother found dead in field near Winnipeg
The family of a mother and grandmother from Ebb and Flow First Nation, who was living with mobility issues and had been frequenting downtown Winnipeg homeless shelters, wants to know how she ended up dead in a field north of the city.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Jun 13/22
Government shutting down COVID Alert app, sources say
The federal government will be shutting down the COVID Alert app and may do so as early as this week, government sources have told CBC News.
© CBC |
- Monday 01PM Jun 13/22
Canadaâs COVID-19 Alert app to be scrapped this week: Sources
Canada’s COVID Alert app will be discontinued in the coming days, a federal government source tells The Canadian Press. The app was launched in the summer of 2020 as the pandemic began and was billed as a way to alert people if they’ve been in close contact with someone who’s been infected with COVID-19, without […]
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- Monday 12PM Jun 13/22
Michael Bublé and John Mulaney coming to Winnipeg
It was announced on Monday that Michael BublĂ© and John Mulaney will each be coming to Canada Life Centre.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Jun 13/22
24-year-old man found injured at West Broadway apartment dies in hospital
A 24-year-old Winnipegger's death after he was found injured at a West Broadway apartment block is being investigated as a homicide.
© CBC |
- Monday 12PM Jun 13/22
Winnipeg police say manâs death at Broadway apartment was homicide
The Winnipeg man was found in the 600 block of Broadway around 5 a.m. Sunday was rushed to hospital in an unstable condition where he later died.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Jun 13/22
Winnipeg's average mosquito trap counts rise over the weekend
City-wide average trap counts ballooned over the weekend in Winnipeg, with the daily average more than quadrupling in 24 hours.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Jun 13/22
Funding announced to add staff at family violence and homeless shelters
The province is looking to alleviate staff shortages at family violence and homeless shelters with a new program.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Jun 13/22
Winnipeggers waiting hours outside passport office
Anyone hoping to visit the passport office in Winnipeg will likely be faced with long lines.© CTV |
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