Monday 02PM Jun 20/22
$105K worth of fentanyl seized from Winnipeg home
Two Winnipeg men are facing charges after police seized more than $100,000 worth of fentanyl from a home on Friday.
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- Monday 02PM Jun 20/22
High winds cause heavy damage across southwestern Manitoba
A storm that ripped through southwestern Manitoba and the Interlake Sunday left a path of destruction that tore off parts of buildings and left thousands of people without power.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 20/22
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 20th
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 01PM Jun 20/22
Loaded shotgun, fentanyl found in Winnipeg drug raid: police
A 37-year-old man and a 47-year-old man are both facing drug and weapons charges.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jun 20/22
Winnipeg man taken to hospital after accidentally shooting himself, police say
A man is in hospital in stable condition after an incident just after midnight Sunday, in which police said he appears to have accidentally shot himself.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jun 20/22
Part 1 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 20th
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. Anything ending in .97 is a markdown and is store specific. Make ... Read More »
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- Monday 01PM Jun 20/22
Province and Winnipeg Humane Society invest $1.5M for affordable veterinary care in Indigenous communities
A new veterinary outreach program is getting $750,000 in funding from the Manitoba government. The One Health Program will look to address animal health gaps and “create opportunities for improved and accessible care in remote and Indigenous communities across Manitoba.” “This funding recognizes additional support is needed to address the barriers faced by communities in […]
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- Monday 01PM Jun 20/22
Manitoba RCMP charge woman in hit and run
A 55-year-old man was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jun 20/22
MITT Doubles Welder Program Capacity
A new state-of-the-art welding shop at Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT) has doubled the program's capacity.
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- Monday 12PM Jun 20/22
More details of fatal police shooting in Winnipeg released by IIU
Manitoba’s police watchdog is releasing more information as it investigates a fatal shooting of a man shot by a Winnipeg police officer last Friday.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Jun 20/22
Expanded training facility to ease shortage of welders in Manitoba
With an eye toward easing a critical shortage of welders, the province has officially opened an expanded training centre at the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology (MITT)’s Henlow campus.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Jun 20/22
Manitoba Marathon organizers prepared for heat, still got caught by surprise Sunday
The Manitoba Marathon's executive director says cancelling the event was regrettable, and despite preparations, 'We did not anticipate that it would get hot as quickly as it did.'© Global |
- Monday 11AM Jun 20/22
New Vet Program to Improve Animal Care in Manitoba’s North
A new program is funding animal healthcare in northern Manitoba communities.
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- Monday 10AM Jun 20/22
New program to improve vet service in remote Manitoba communities
Winnipeg Humane Society has partnered with the province on a new program to bring veterinary services to remote Manitoba communities.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Jun 20/22
Canadian baby product recalls due to entrapment, suffocation, fire risks
The federal government’s health department is recalling three baby products due to various potential risks including entrapment, strangulation and suffocation hazards, though no injuries or deaths have been reported in Canada so far.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Jun 20/22
Armed man arrested at outdoor Winnipeg concert venue Saturday night
A man armed with a BB handgun and a knife was arrested Saturday night near Old Market Square, Winnipeg police said.© Global |
- Monday 08AM Jun 20/22
Pothole damage claims skyrocket
Manitoba drivers have already made a whopping 1,914 pothole-related insurance claims this year — almost four times higher than the total number in 2021. Where normally Manitoba Public Insurance would have ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08AM Jun 20/22
Shoppers Drug Mart recalls several powdered infant formula products
A recall warning on a Government of Canada website has been issued for several powdered infant formula products due to possible microbial contamination.
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- Monday 08AM Jun 20/22
Extreme Sunday heat shatters records across southern Manitoba
The extremely hot, humid weather that blanketed southern Manitoba on Sunday broke several records in the region.
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- Monday 07AM Jun 20/22
Manitoba heat wave breaks temperature record set in 1888
A record-high temperature set in Winnipeg in 1888 was among 21 previous records that were broken Sunday across the province.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Jun 20/22
Pothole damage claims skyrocket
Manitoba drivers have already made a whopping 1,914 pothole-related insurance claims this year — almost four times higher than the total number in 2021.
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- Monday 07AM Jun 20/22
‘World Lost a Good Person:’ Parents Warn of Global Sextortion Targeting Teens
PILOT MOUND, Man. — Daniel Lints was kind and responsible with a witty sense of humour. The rural Manitoba teenager had a bright future and loving family. He played hockey and was a constant visitor to the nearby community pool.
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- Monday 06AM Jun 20/22
Vaccine mandates lift for Canadian travellers, federal workers
Vaccine mandates in Canada for domestic and international travel, as well as federally regulated workers, have temporarily come to an end on Monday. The federal government announced last week that the COVID-19 vaccine mandates would be suspended for domestic travel on planes and trains, as well as all outbound international travellers, as of June 20. […]
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- Monday 06AM Jun 20/22
Heat warnings continue in southeastern Manitoba
The recent round of extremely hot weather continues Monday with heat warnings issued for parts of southeastern Manitoba.
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- Monday 06AM Jun 20/22
A place of learning and togetherness
When members of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation celebrate the grand opening of the multi-use arbour and powwow grounds Tuesday, they will fulfil the dream of late elder Ralph Kent. “Ralph approached me ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06AM Jun 20/22
Was Wealthsimple wrong to bet on crypto?
In today’s Big Story podcast, Wealthsimple started with the goal of making investing, and long-term wealth building accessible to millennials. Then they became one of the first in Canada to become a regulated cryptocurrency exchange. And it went well for a while. The company made huge profits during the pandemic. But over the last month, […]
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- Monday 05AM Jun 20/22
Winnipeggers call for more reliable bus service as gas prices continue to surge
With gas prices hovering above $2/litre, some Winnipeggers looking for cheaper ways to get around say the city's bus system needs to be more efficient before they’ll get on board.
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- Monday 05AM Jun 20/22
Killer of 3 homeless Winnipeggers appeals consecutive sentences in wake of Supreme Court ruling
Lawyers for homeless serial killer John Paul Ostamas have filed notice with the top Manitoba court they want to see his sentence reviewed in light of a recent Supreme Court of Canada decision that struck down what's called "parole stacking" for multiple murders.
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- Monday 04AM Jun 20/22
Canadian employers willing to hire workers without direct experience, survey says
A new survey indicates experience and education — once crucial to many positions — are becoming less important amid labour shortages.
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- Monday 03AM Jun 20/22
Bumping into new friends in a cemetery
It was a warm Saturday evening that I was making my way home from Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. The sun was still hot in the sky and there was no sign ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Jun 20/22
Documents reveal Hockey Canada received $14M in federal funds over the past 2 years
As Ottawa politicians ask if public money was used to compensate a woman who alleges she was the victim of a gang sexual assault by eight junior hockey players in 2018, documents obtained by CBC News give a fuller picture of Hockey Canada's finances — and growing wealth.
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- Monday 03AM Jun 20/22
Canada’s countdown to banning single-use plastics begins
Plastic straws and bags will soon be out of reach for Canadians as the federal government has outlined its fast-approaching ban on single-use plastics.
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- Monday 02AM Jun 20/22
CN Rail signal and communications workers go on strike across Canada
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), which represents about 750 Canadian National Railway Co. employees, says signal and communication workers have walked off the job across the country.
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- Sunday 10PM Jun 19/22
Honouring Indigenous males we've lost
As people took to the downtown streets to walk in honour of murdered and missing Indigenous men and boys on Father’s Day, 16-year-old Callie Starr found herself at the head ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 10PM Jun 19/22
Soaring temperatures make for sizzling Sunday
Intense and potentially dangerous heat gripped southern Manitoba on Sunday, smashing a century-old weather record in Winnipeg and forcing the cancellation of the Manitoba Marathon. Temperatures soared to 37 C (45 ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 08PM Jun 19/22
Walk-around work-around needed
Rimah Bhabha doesn’t drive. She’s able to get to work and wherever else she needs to be on foot or by public transit from her home in Wolseley. For weeks on end, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 08PM Jun 19/22
3 free outdoor movie nights in Transcona
If you are looking for more fun and free family activities for the summer, make sure to add these to your calendar. There will be three free movie nights at Transcona Centennial Square at 135 Regent Ave West. There will ... Read More »
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- Sunday 06PM Jun 19/22
More than 2,600 without power in Whyte Ridge area: Manitoba Hydro
More than 2,600 customers are without power due to an outage in the Whyte Ridge area in Winnipeg Sunday evening.© CTV |
- Sunday 04PM Jun 19/22
'Beer-drinking weather, beach weather': What Canadians can expect from the summer
With the official start of summer just a couple days away, Environment Canada is predicting we’ll be in for some 'beer-drinking weather' with a warmer summer than usual — but storms could pop up.© CTV |
- Sunday 04PM Jun 19/22
City taps fire hydrants, Bear Clan Patrol handing out water amid extreme heat
The city has tapped into some fire hydrants as water stations to keep Winnipeggers hydrated amid sweltering heat.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Jun 19/22
Oak Bluff's Tyler Mislawchuk misses gold by a second in Mexico sprint triathlon
Tyler Mislawchuk of Oak Bluff, Man. earned a silver medal in a World Cup sprint triathlon in Huatulco, Mexico on Sunday.
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- Sunday 03PM Jun 19/22
Discovery of human remains at Winnipeg landfill reignites decade-long trauma for family of missing woman
The recent discovery of human remains at the Brady landfill is bringing back trauma for one Indigenous family that’s been looking for a missing loved one for more than a decade. Winnipeg police have spent the last few weeks searching the landfill for the remains of 24-year-old Rebecca Contois, who was recently killed. BACKGROUND: ‘Horrifically, […]
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- Sunday 02PM Jun 19/22
Winnipeg man hospitalized after alleged stabbing by man who lives with him
A 44-year-old man is in hospital after allegedly being stabbed by a 21-year-old man who lives with him, police say. The Winnipeg Police Services says the man was stabbed Saturday around 11:30 a.m. at a home on Burrows Avenue near Main Street. Officers say they found the victim suffering from a life-threatening injury. They gave […]
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- Sunday 02PM Jun 19/22
Tornado watches issued for southwestern Manitoba Sunday
Tornado watches have been issued for multiple regions of southwestern Manitoba on Sunday. Dauphin, Minnedosa and Virden are among the municipalities under Environment Canada’s latest weather watch for the province. Severe thunderstorms are being forecast along the Saskatchewan-Manitoba border for the afternoon. Canada’s weather authority says strong winds, heavy rain and large hail could accompany […]
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- Sunday 01PM Jun 19/22
Three teens arrested after woman followed off bus, attacked and robbed
Three teenage girls are facing charges after Winnipeg police say a woman was followed off a bus, attacked and robbed at knifepoint.© CTV |
- Sunday 01PM Jun 19/22
Teenage girls attacked, robbed woman after getting off bus in south Winnipeg: police
Three Winnipeg teenage girls were arrested and facing charges in connection with a robbery that left a woman with injuries last week. The incident occurred on Pembina Highway in south Winnipeg around 1:30 a.m. on Friday, according to police. Investigators believe the three teenagers – two 16-year-olds and a 13-year-old – were on a bus […]
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- Sunday 01PM Jun 19/22
The Forks plans reimagined July 1 event following reflection, consultation
The Forks is taking a different approach to the celebrations come July 1 – a move organizers hope will allow for a welcoming space for all communities.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jun 19/22
Tornado watches remain in western Manitoba
Multiple tornado watches remain in place Sunday evening for parts of western Manitoba amid severe thunderstorms.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jun 19/22
Witnesses say more than 200 killed in Ethiopia ethnic attack
Witnesses in Ethiopia said Sunday that more than 200 people, mostly ethnic Amhara, have been killed in an attack in the country’s Oromia region and are blaming a rebel group, which denies it. It is one of the deadliest such attacks in recent memory as ethnic tensions continue in Africa’s second most populous country. “I […]
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- Sunday 11AM Jun 19/22
'World lost a good person': Manitoba parents warn of global sextortion targeting teenaged boys
Jill and Derek Lints say they are dealing with unimaginable tragedy. Their son Daniel, whom most people called Danny, was the victim of a growing global sextortion scheme that is largely targeting teenage boys.
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- Sunday 11AM Jun 19/22
'World lost a good person': Parents warn of global sextortion targeting teens
Derek Lints and his wife, Jill, say they are dealing with unimaginable tragedy. Their son, Daniel, whom most people called Danny, was the victim of a growing global sextortion scheme that is largely targeting teenage boys.© CTV |
- Sunday 10AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba Marathon cancelled due to extreme heat
The Manitoba Marathon was cancelled Sunday due to extreme heat – about 90 minutes after the first runners left the starting line. Officials decided to cancel the event around 9:30 a.m. Heat warnings were in effect for much of southern Manitoba over the weekend, including Winnipeg – where the race was taking place. It was […]
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- Sunday 10AM Jun 19/22
Two in hospital after Manitoba Marathon cancelled due to soaring heat
The Manitoba Marathon has been cancelled and runners are being asked to turn around due to the sweltering heat.© CTV |
- Sunday 10AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba Marathon cancelled due to soaring heat
The Manitoba Marathon has been cancelled and runners are being asked to turn around due to the sweltering heat.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba Marathon Cut Short Due to Heat
WINNIPEG -- Organizers of the Manitoba Marathon pulled the plug on the annual event Sunday due to heat and humidity.
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- Sunday 09AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba Marathon called off due to heat and humidity
Organizers called off the Manitoba Marathon around 8:15 a.m. this morning due to the the humidex and climbing temperatures.© Global |
- Sunday 09AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba family warns of global sextortion targeting teens: ‘The world lost a good person’
Daniel Lints was kind and responsible with a witty sense of humour. The rural Manitoba teenager had a bright future and loving family. He played hockey and was a constant visitor to the nearby community pool. He was a normal and happy 17-year-old until one chilly February day, he accepted a message request from what […]
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- Sunday 09AM Jun 19/22
2SLGBTQ+ advocates call out ‘rainbow washing’ by corporate allies
Toronto-based graphic designer Dylan Horner says a lot of the marketing campaigns he comes across during Pride month make him cringe. Throughout June, advertisements from brands featuring Pride imagery appear on televisions, billboards and especially social media feeds. Companies ranging from local businesses to multinational corporations drop new Pride-themed products and add touches of rainbow […]
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- Sunday 08AM Jun 19/22
Seawall damage forces closure of main beach in West Hawk Lake, Man.
The province has closed off the main beach in West Hawk Lake following flood damage to the seawall behind the beach.© Global |
- Sunday 08AM Jun 19/22
Eastern Manitoba under tornado watch as south under heat warning
The southern half of the province is under a heat warning on Sunday, where the mercury will rise to the mid-30s C, feeling much hotter throughout the day with the humidity.
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- Sunday 08AM Jun 19/22
Canadian Summer Camp Operators Facing Post-Pandemic Staff Shortages, Climbing Costs
Though health restrictions have lifted and demand has returned, summer camp operators across the country say they're grappling with staffing issues driven by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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- Sunday 07AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba Marathon cancelled as mercury climbs
The Manitoba Marathon has been cancelled after Environment Canada issued a heat warning, organizers confirmed to CBC News.
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- Sunday 06AM Jun 19/22
Morale is concern as NATO chief warns war could last ‘years’
Four months of war in Ukraine appear to be straining the morale of troops on both sides, prompting desertions and rebellion against officers’ orders, British defense officials said Sunday. NATO’s chief warned the fighting could drag on for “years.” “Combat units from both sides are committed to intense combat in the Donbas and are likely […]
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- Sunday 06AM Jun 19/22
Legacy of longtime St. Vital resident carved into neighbourhood's history with eagle sculpture
A nearly 1.5-metre-tall wooden eagle carving is catching the eyes of St. Vital residents, but it's the story behind the sculpture — a tribute to longtime resident Georgie Hodges — that neighbours hope will live on.
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- Sunday 06AM Jun 19/22
‘Deepfakes’ and disinformation should fall under online hate law: advisory panel
Disinformation, including “deepfake” videos and bots spreading deception, should come within the scope of a future online harms bill, say a panel of experts appointed by Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez to help him shape a future law. Members of the expert panel, including Bernie Farber of the Canada Anti-Hate Network and Lianna McDonald of the […]
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- Sunday 05AM Jun 19/22
Manitoba RCMP search for missing man, vehicle spotted on highway
Multiple Manitoba Search and Rescue Teams are scoping areas around the Grand Valley Campground near Brandon for Jordan Ross, who was reported missing on Friday.© Global |
- Sunday 05AM Jun 19/22
Being non-binary is my act of resistance, Winnipeg artist says
To mark Pride month, Winnipeg artist Azka brought together nine transgender and gender non-conforming people for a portrait project. The subjects joined the artist to discuss gender and how people and spaces can be more inclusive.
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- Sunday 03AM Jun 19/22
The Forks changes for Canada Day events praised
Steve Morris has watched The Forks’ Canada Day fireworks for as long as he can remember. He always looked forward to his July 1 tradition but isn’t upset it’s gone. The ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 03AM Jun 19/22
Eye on Crime
Incident: 1220 When: May 5, 2022 Where: 1400 block of Main Street Two women at a retail store began selecting and concealing merchandise in reusable bags. As the pair were attempting to leave, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 03AM Jun 19/22
Sun, suds, sparks and stars
Summer 2022 may have been the most anticipated one in Winnipeg’s history. One of the worst winters on record in our city was followed by one of its soggiest springs. Winnipeggers ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 03AM Jun 19/22
Canadians seeking closure are finally holding funerals, memorials delayed by COVID-19
With pandemic restrictions lifted, Canadians are planning long-awaited memorial services to say goodbye to their loved ones — some, after two years of delays.
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- Saturday 06PM Jun 18/22
Hundreds march in Brandon Pride parade
Hundreds of people were out in Brandon Saturday afternoon marching in the city's Pride parade.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Jun 18/22
'The beach is vital': Whiteshell businesses hampered after province fences off beach
Businesses near Crescent Beach, a popular destination in the Whiteshell, are worried a closure by the province will hurt vital tourism.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Jun 18/22
Residents worried about safety after North End shooting
Robin Friesen is relieved he wasn’t in the wrong place at the wrong time Friday afternoon. The 45-year-old Winnipegger regularly catches the bus to work at the corner of Salter Street ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 05PM Jun 18/22
Road closures to be in place Sunday for Manitoba Marathon
Runners are getting set to take off Sunday for the Manitoba Marathon, which the city warns is causing some road closures.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Jun 18/22
Knife-wielding suspect attacked police officer, shot dead during traffic stop: witnesses
Witnesses of a fatal police shooting in Winnipeg Friday afternoon say they were worried for their safety and their lives. A man reportedly attacked a police officer and threatened others in what has been described by witnesses as a chaotic scene on a busy city street. “It’s scary when people are coming at somebody with […]
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- Saturday 04PM Jun 18/22
Rescue crews, volunteers search for man near Brandon-area campground
RCMP search and rescue officers and volunteers are searching an area around the Grand Valley Park campground near Brandon for Jordan Ross, who went missing Friday morning.
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- Saturday 04PM Jun 18/22
Manitoba sex offender with violent past set to leave jail Saturday
A man considered to be a violent risk to women and girls is being released from a Brandon jail and is expected to live in Winnipeg, police said Saturday.
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- Saturday 04PM Jun 18/22
MS clinic to receive needed funding, staffing boost: doctor
Additional clinicians are expected to be hired to keep Manitoba’s multiple sclerosis clinic afloat, with a $284,000 funding boost from the province. The provincial government hasn’t yet announced the new funding, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 03PM Jun 18/22
Bear euthanized after being shot by Winnipeg police officer
A bear spotted in Winnipeg early Saturday morning has been euthanized after it was shot by a Winnipeg police officer.© CTV |
- Saturday 03PM Jun 18/22
Brandon Pride parade draws hundreds to Manitoba city's streets
Hundreds of people took to the streets of Brandon for the southwestern Manitoba city’s pride parade on Saturday.
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- Saturday 03PM Jun 18/22
Bitcoin drops below US$20,000 as crypto selloff deepens
The price of bitcoin fell below $20,000 on Saturday for the first time since late 2020, in a fresh sign that the selloff in cryptocurrencies is deepening. Bitcoin, the most popular cryptocurrency, fell below the psychologically important threshold, dropping by as much as 12% to less than $18,100 by late afternoon on the East Coast, […]
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- Saturday 03PM Jun 18/22
Convicted sex offender with history of violence against women, girls released from prison
A convicted sex offender with a lengthy history of violence against women and girls was released from prison on Saturday. Winston George Thomas, 45, is expected to live in Winnipeg after being released from Brandon Correctional Centre. Thomas was serving a sentence for assault by choke, suffocate or strangle involving an adult woman. The Winnipeg […]
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- Saturday 02PM Jun 18/22
'Absolutely out of this world': 95-year-old Manitoba woman checks skydiving off her bucket list
It had been on Audrey McCosh's bucket list all her life, and so in celebration of her 95th birthday, she finally went skydiving.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Jun 18/22
Summer camp operators facing post-pandemic staff shortages, certification backlogs
Though health restrictions have lifted and demand has returned, summer camp operators across the country say they’re grappling with staffing issues driven by the COVID-19 pandemic. Craig Douglas, executive director of Timberline Ranch in Maple Ridge, B.C. said Saturday it was harder to hire staff this year than in any of the previous 16 years […]
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- Saturday 12PM Jun 18/22
CDC advisers recommend COVID-19 shots for children under 5
U.S. health advisers on Saturday recommended COVID-19 vaccines for infants, toddlers and preschoolers _ the last group without the shots. The advisers to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention unanimously decided that coronavirus vaccines should be opened to children as young as 6 months. The final signoff was expected later in the day from […]
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- Saturday 11AM Jun 18/22
Three decades in the wiener's circle
Still smokin’ after all these years, Darren Yewchyn has something special up his white, paper hotdog sleeve to mark the 30th anniversary of Smoke’n Bob’s, one of the longest-running and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 10AM Jun 18/22
Heat warnings issued; parts of southern Manitoba may hit upper 30s
Several heat warnings across southern Manitoba say some residents can expect to see temperatures soar to the upper 30s.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Jun 18/22
The Forks Turning the Page on Canada Day Festivities
In what's traditionally known as Winnipeg's largest Canada Day celebration, The Forks says this year will be different.
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- Saturday 08AM Jun 18/22
Manitoba Contributes $38K to Eastman Police Agencies
The Manitoba government is providing $38,000 to two eastern police detachments to purchase equipment to combat crime in the region.
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- Saturday 08AM Jun 18/22
In Ukraine, funeral for activist killed and mourned in war
Poppies, the blood-red flowers that cover the battlefields of Europe’s two world wars, were lain in mourning Saturday on the coffin of yet another dead soldier, this one killed in yet another European war, in Ukraine. The hundreds of mourners for Roman Ratushnyi, 24, included friends who had protested with him during months of demonstrations […]
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- Saturday 06AM Jun 18/22
Transport minister hopes COVID-19 vaccine mandates won't need to be reinstated, says it depends on new variants
On Monday, the federal government's vaccine mandates for domestic and outbound international travel, and for federal workers, will be 'suspended.' But, what would have to happen with the COVID-19 pandemic to prompt the Liberals to reinstate them?© CTV |
- Saturday 06AM Jun 18/22
Families hope trauma-informed policing becomes the rule, rather than the exception, in MMIWG cases
It was nearly a decade ago that Sue Caribou's family gathered at a landfill in Winnipeg as police began to search for the remains of her missing niece Tanya Nepinak.
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- Saturday 04AM Jun 18/22
Asexuality is not a ‘symptom’: Asexual Canadians fight to dispel harmful misconceptions
People on the asexual spectrum have long face dehumanization and harmful assumptions that their sexuality is a consequence of medical problems and disability.© Global |
- Saturday 03AM Jun 18/22
Rootsy requiem
Try as he might sometimes, Del Barber can’t shake the voice in the back of his head when he is working on a new song. Truth be told, the Manitoba-born and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 03AM Jun 18/22
High prices force change in driving habits
Record prices at the pumps are taking a bite out Manitobans’ wallets and livelihoods. With fuel prices expected to remain high into 2023, some Manitobans are changing their habits — and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 03AM Jun 18/22
As students wrestle with 'social malnutrition,' small gestures make big impact, says Steinbach teen
Across the country, students have dealt with ongoing disruptions due to the pandemic — from cancelled school clubs and events to changing cohorts and online learning. Both health-care professionals and students have noticed the impact a lack of socialization has had on mental health.
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- Saturday 02AM Jun 18/22
Race-based data a hallmark of pandemic response
First-of-its-kind race-based data that was a hallmark of Manitoba’s early COVID-19 response is expected to be used more widely in its health-care system in the near future. “COVID helped us to ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 01AM Jun 18/22
The Forks scraps traditional Canada Day celebrations
The Forks has decided to ditch traditional Canada Day celebrations after holding them for decades. Instead, it will hold an event called “It’s a New Day at The Forks.” Sara Stasiuk, CEO ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
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