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Manitoba Hydro workers have served notice through their union that they plan to go on strike beginning Friday.
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The heads of two Manitoba historical and heritage organizations are calling for the province to increase funding to protect agencies like theirs, saying inflation and a dwindling volunteer base are putting their sector at risk.
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Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh is calling for an immediate investigation into the bogus terrorist tip to Ottawa police that led to two Sikh Canadian men, who were part of a commemoration event, being wrongly detained over the weekend and the closure of Parliament Hill for several hours. A spokesperson for the two men previously […]
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Disgraced former fashion mogul Peter Nygard is facing more charges in connection with new complainants in Toronto, dating back decades. He is now accused of eight counts of sexual assault and three counts of forcible confinement in Toronto, between the late 1980s and mid-2000s.
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Police are looking for a woman wanted in two separate homicides, from February and May. The Winnipeg Police Services says 34-year-old Leah Carol Clifton of Winnipeg is now wanted for second-degree murder in a second homicide. She is believed to be armed and dangerous. Clifton was already wanted by WPS in the murder of Heather […]
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A 43-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter in the death of another man found with stab wounds on a Winnipeg sidewalk early Wednesday, police say.
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Another great free offer from Walmart photo centre!!
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A made-in-Manitoba web series is poking fun at the lengths Canadians have to wait to receive medical care.
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The worst may be over for the flooding on Lake of the Woods.
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Ten Winnipeg families have a new place to call home after Habitat for Humanity and government partners handed over the keys to a completed affordable housing development on the city’s northern edge.
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A Winnipeg woman already named as a suspect in a February homicide has now been identified as a suspect in the killing of a young mother last month, police say.
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Warning: This story contains details that some readers might find disturbing. Discretion is advised. A Canadian actor known for starring in the popular hit show Riverdale allegedly plotted to kill Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after he fatally shot his mother in 2020. A sentencing hearing for 24-year-old Ryan Grantham began on Monday in the British Columbia […]
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NHL commissioner Gary Bettman promised Wednesday to be "transparent" in the league's investigation into alleged sexual assault.
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WINNIPEG -- Manitoba's real estate market is still red hot, compared to a cooling trend happening in other major Canadian cities.
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Manitoba added fewer COVID-19 deaths to the provincial tally last week and also admitted fewer people to hospital for the disease — but more COVID patients entered intensive care units.
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There's a new incentive to get Manitobans to upgrade their heating system to a more energy-efficient alternative.
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Amazon Canada will be having their Prime Days on July 12th and 13th!!! You need to be an Amazon Prime member to participate! There will be all kinds of special deals happening those days starting at 3am ET on the ... Read More »
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Amid hot inflation and rising interest rates, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland detailed previously announced commitments to help with affordability.
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OTTAWA — The federal Liberals plan to introduce privacy legislation today to give Canadians more control over their personal data and introduce new rules for the use of artificial intelligence.
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LifeWorks Inc. and Telus are set to combine plans to corner the market in employee wellness as a new $2.9-billion transaction has been announced Thursday.
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In today’s Big Story podcast, last week, LIV Golf held its first tournament, in London. Under normal circumstances, there would be no reason for anyone who isn’t a diehard fan the sport to care. These, however, are anything but normal circumstances. LIV Golf is backed by a Saudi Arabian fund that invests in projects to […]
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Emma Reid said sex workers like her could be the unintended victims of a new government bill intended to strengthen existing laws around human trafficking and sexual exploitation.
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The RCMP is updating its statement of "core values" for the first time in a quarter century by adding references to "reconciliation," "diversity," "honour" and "empathy."
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Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is delivering her first major speech since the budget today, outlining $8.9 billion in financial supports her government has introduced already to help Canadians deal with rising inflation.
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There are an estimated 390,000 people in Canada with post-COVID condition, better known as long COVID. A growing number are looking for a specialized clinic to treat their symptoms, but there are not enough doctors or money to tackle the demand, experts say.
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After hours of conversations and speeches from advocates for Winnipeg's homeless population, the mayor and most of his inner circle voted against dismantling two bus shelters on Regent Avenue that are the subject of safety concerns.
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Winnipeg’s jazz festival is back for the first time in three years. There’s live music, and countless performers lined up. Jazz Fest signals the beginning of Winnipeg’s festival season and the non-official kick-off of summer. “How excited are we this year? Eleven out of 10 for sure,” said Zachary Rushing, the programs manager at Jazz […]
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Arson is suspected after a fire significantly damaged a health centre in Dakota Plains First Nation early Tuesday morning.
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Manitoba’s police watchdog, the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU), is investigating following an officer-involved shooting Wednesday morning near Portage la Prairie. RCMP reportedly responded to a break-in of a business around 3:50 a.m. RCMP say while the suspect attempted to flee the scene along Highway 1, they rammed a police vehicle several times and attempted to […]
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COVID-19 shots for U.S. infants, toddlers and preschoolers moved a step closer Wednesday. The Food and Drug Administration’s vaccine advisers gave a thumbs-up to vaccines from Moderna and Pfizer for the littlest kids. The outside experts voted unanimously that the benefits of the shots outweigh any risks for children under 5 – that’s roughly 18 […]
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Construction on the urban reserve just off Kenaston Boulevard in Winnipeg could begin this August if city, federal and First Nations agreements go through, Treaty 1 executives say.
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Canada’s top military officer says military police have charged retired lieutenant-general Trevor Cadieu, who is now in Ukraine, with two counts of sexual assault. Provost Marshal Brig.-Gen. Simon Trudeau says the charges relate to incidents that are alleged to have taken place in 1994 at the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont. Trudeau says military […]
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A man found on a Winnipeg sidewalk with stab wounds died in hospital early Wednesday morning.
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A gathering outside the former Portage la Prairie Residential School, now a national historic site and museum run by Long Plain First Nation, saw the Manitoba government outline how $2.5 million it pledged last year to help find and commemorate unmarked graves at the sites will be distributed among Indigenous organizations.
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It’s time to bid farewell to the ArriveCan app, say border-city mayors, tourism industry leaders and others who complain Canada’s stringent COVID-19 rules for international travellers are encouraging would-be U.S. visitors to spend their tourist dollars at home. Two Ontario mayors whose cities depend on cross-border tourism — Sarnia’s Mike Bradley and Jim Diodati of Niagara […]
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A church bell dating back to the 1890s and memorial plaques outside Canada's oldest Ukrainian Catholic church were stolen from a historic site near Dauphin, Man., earlier this month.
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The Manitoba government has outlined how it will distribute $2.5 million it promised last year to help find and commemorate unmarked graves at former residential schools. The money is to be shared between Indigenous groups, including the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, the Manitoba Metis Federation and the Manitoba Inuit Association. The Progressive Conservative government says […]
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A local state of emergency has been declared in the western Manitoba municipality of North Norfolk. The municipality posted a notice on its website saying Tuesday morning’s unprecedented rainfall flooded the town of Austin, which is about 130 km west of Winnipeg. The notice warns residents of the possibility of rushing water both in ditches […]
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A 27-year-old man from Winnipeg is in the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after he was shot by police officers in Portage la Prairie early Wednesday morning.
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If you are wanting to order a sheet cake or platters from Costco, you need go in store at least 24 hours in advance. Head to the bakery department and there is the form below to fill out. Can choose ... Read More »
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Mounties in Manitoba say a bronze church bell dating back to the 1890s and several memorial plaques were stolen from a historical site near Dauphin.
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Police say they have recovered human remains while searching a landfill as part of an investigation into the killing of an Indigenous woman. Officers started searching the Winnipeg landfill two weeks ago for the remains of Rebecca Contois, who was 24. Her partial remains were found last month in a garbage bin near a city […]
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A new website will give Manitobans dealing with long Covid or post-COVID-19 symptoms access to information and resources.
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OTTAWA — Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller says Pope Francis’s upcoming trip to Canada remains unchanged at the moment, but the pontiff’s health is an “extreme concern.” Miller’s comments come after the Vatican announced last week the 85-year-old Pope would reschedule an upcoming trip to Africa to avoid interrupting therapy he is undergoing for his […]
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Several mayors of border communities are speaking out over the continued use of the ArriveCan app, despite other COVID mandates being lifted.
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Toronto’s interim Police Chief James Ramer has apologized as newly released race-based data from Toronto Police concluded that Black people were not only disproportionatly represented in use of force incidents but found that police pointed firearms most often at the Black population compared to other communities. “For this, as Chief of Police, and on behalf […]
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Winnipeg police have found human remains at the Brady Road landfill during a search connected to the killing of Rebecca Contois.
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In today’s Big Story podcast, the more the public learns about the events in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, 2021, the more disturbing it gets. And the public hearings currently running on (most) American networks are offering a deeper look than ever before. So what are we learning that we didn’t know before the hearings […]
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New polling suggests Liberal and New Democrat voters think Jean Charest or Patrick Brown would make the best leader of the federal Conservative party. The data released by the research firm Leger is based on an online survey it did of 1,528 Canadian adults last weekend using computer-assisted web interviewing technology. It cannot be assigned […]
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Winnipeg insect-control crews are working overtime in an effort to kill as many mosquito larvae as they can before high temperatures speed up the development of the blood-sucking bugs.
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A program helping to revive the endangered burrowing owl population in Manitoba is at risk, once again, of extinction.
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An Indigenous-led community service organization in Winnipeg wants to create a 24/7 safe space for women and gender-diverse people in light of recent violence in the community.
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Vaccine mandates are lifting for air and train travel. At the same time, the monkeypox outbreak and a backlog in passport processing may present other problems for travellers. Here's what you need to know if you're planning a trip this summer.
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Love it or hate it, the once king of internet browsers has been laid to rest after 27 years. Internet Explorer will no longer be supported as of Wednesday.
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