Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg students tear up parking lot to build green space
Students at Miles Macdonell Collegiate swapped their pencils for shovels in an effort to turn a parking lot into an outdoor green learning space.
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- Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
11 candidates now in race for mayor, but who’s expected to win?
So far, 11 candidates are in the race to be Winnipeg's next mayor.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
'It's not fair': Winnipeg woman says Unicity Taxi driver sexually assaulted her
A Winnipeg woman alleges she was sexually assaulted by a cab driver a week and a half ago and left outside mostly naked and blocks from her home.
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- Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
Shared Health ending program that saved millions of dollars
A virtual outpatient program that saved Manitoba millions in avoided COVID-19 hospital admission costs is winding down. As of Wednesday, new patients were no longer accepted into the Virtual COVID Outpatient ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg sewage treatment project costs may overflow to $2B
Winnipeg's major sewage treatment project could now top $2 billion due to excessive inflation and an order to speed up a key component of the project.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
Long live the (decapitated) queen
The Queen Victoria statue — in its ravaged and decapitated state — should be on display as a “teachable moment” to Manitobans. Gordon Goldsborough, president of the Manitoba Historical Society said ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 08PM Jun 23/22
Canadians Mathurin, Sharpe picked back-to-back in NBA Draft
For only the second time in history two Canadians have been selected in the top 10 in the NBA draft. Montreal’s Bennedict Mathurin was selected sixth overall by the Indiana Pacers while Shaedon Sharpe of London, Ont., was selected seventh overall by the Portland Trail Blazers. “I feel like I’m a winner,” said Mathurin. “I’m […]
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- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Manitoba tabs $20M for K-12 education recovery
As teachers grapple with COVID-19 learning loss, Manitoba is earmarking specific dollars to address disengagement, school readiness and academic catch-up. Education Minister Wayne Ewasko has announced $20 million is being allocated ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
WFPS members take paws at work to boost morale
A new collaboration between the city’s animal services agency and Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service will connect adoptable dogs with first responders in an effort to boost morale and help animals ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Peguis members in limbo after flooding
MORE than 1,400 people remain in hotels across the province weeks after Peguis First Nation was hit by flooding. They left the 5,000-person community in early May. Clean-up is underway, but ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
'We can do better': Unbeaten Bombers focus on fixing mistakes going into Grey Cup rematch with Ticats
As the Bombers prepare to host the winless Hamilton Tiger-Cats (0-2) on Friday — the club they beat for back-to-back Grey Cup titles — the focus is on correcting mistakes on both sides of the ball.
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- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg council approves tax deals with First Nations groups for urban reserve, Hudson's Bay redevelopment
Treaty 1 Development Corporation and the Southern Chiefs Organization took another step toward redeveloping on historic lands after Winnipeg city council unanimously passed two tax agreements on Thursday.
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- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Long waits greet passport office patrons
Those looking to renew a passport in Winnipeg may still find themselves in long lines, months after many COVID-19 pandemic restrictions were lifted. Sharon Boulette had kept an eye on ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Council trashes proposal to deter homeless from bus shacks
A hotly debated push to remove key elements from two Winnipeg bus shelters to prevent homeless Winnipeggers from hanging out in them was shelved by city council Thursday after its ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Friesen weighs down current Hydro profit buzz with talk of future woes
The potential for massive financial rebound at Manitoba Hydro has not softened the Tory government’s contempt for the Keeyask generating station and Bipole III transmission line. Finance Minister Cameron Friesen says ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
So… why do you want this job, Mr. Murray?
It’s hard to imagine how Winnipeg would benefit from re-electing a vagabond politician like Glen Murray as its next mayor. Murray, who last served as his worship in Winnipeg 18 years ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg zoo polar bear dies during surgery
A female polar bear at Assiniboine Park Zoo died Tuesday of cardiac arrest, while under anesthesia after dental surgery, officials say. Aurora was nine years old. The bear was initially found wandering ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg woman's allegation she was sexually assaulted after taking taxi under investigation
A woman alleges she was sexually assaulted earlier this month sometime after getting in a taxi to go home from a friend's place.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg city council shelves proposal to dismantle bus shelters, looks for new idea
A motion to dismantle Winnipeg bus shelters is not moving forward after it was replaced with a new idea at city hall Thursday.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg Blue Bombers cleaning up mistakes ahead of Grey Cup rematch with Ticats
The 2-0 Bombers take on the 0-2 Ti-Cats Friday.© Global |
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- Thursday 05PM Jun 23/22
This is how much the 'Eco Mode' button actually saves you on gas
Experts are divided on whether the 'Eco Mode' button will save drivers money on gas.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Jun 23/22
Saint Boniface Archbishop offers to pay for residential school survivors' trip to Alberta for Pope's visit
The Archdiocese of Saint Boniface is offering to take residential school survivors and representatives from First Nation communities in Manitoba to Alberta for the Pope's visit this summer.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Jun 23/22
The anatomy of lightning: How it forms and how to stay safe
CBC meteorologist John Sauder explains everything you need to know about lightning and shares some tips on how to avoid getting hit.
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- Thursday 05PM Jun 23/22
Ban on single-use plastic straws will affect those who use them as life-saving medical device
Straws, they’ve been a hot topic of conversation over the last couple of years and the conversation around them has resurfaced as the federal government plans on banning single-use plastics by the end of the year. The announcement by the Canadian government saw final regulations banning single-use items like plastic shopping bags, cutlery, disposable takeout […]
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- Thursday 05PM Jun 23/22
"We've been waiting a long time for this": Turning Leaf moves into new home
A local non-profit providing crisis intervention and treatment services for vulnerable people hopes its new home will help transform the work they do.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Hockey Canada called to answer questions before Heritage Committee next month
The Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage has issued subpoenas for witnesses from Hockey Canada and the Canadian Hockey League to appear and requested emails and texts for hearings scheduled for July 26 and 27 as part of an investigation into how Hockey Canada handled sexual assault allegations. Also issued subpoenas to attend were former Hockey […]
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- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg Jets unveil 2022 Preseason Schedule
Winnipeg Jets 2022 preseason schedule will be highlighted by a special ceremony to honour the late Dale Hawerchuk, and a first ever exhibition meeting against Montreal.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg police say missing man found safe
Police say Clarence Mousseau has been safely located.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Missing man, 63, located safe, Winnipeg police say
Police said Thursday evening a 63-year-old man reported missing earlier in the day had been found safe.
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- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Former Winnipeg Jets head coach Paul Maurice finds a fit in Florida
Paul Maurice's journey will take him from Winnipeg to Florida for his 25th season as an NHL head coach in 2022-23 with the reigning President's Trophy-winning Panthers.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg Jets release 2022-23 pre-season schedule, along with Dale Hawerchuk statue unveiling date
The Winnipeg Jets pre-season will begin with a game against the Oilers this fall, followed closely by an event commemorating the late Jet Hall-of-Famer Dale Hawerchuk.
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- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
Manitoba man facing stunt driving charges in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) said the 25-year-old from Buffalo Point, Man., was arrested after police spotted an eastbound vehicle travelling faster than 170 km/h in a 60 zone.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jun 23/22
IIU investigating death of armed man in Winnipeg police presence
The province's police watchdog says it's looking into the death of a man that occurred in police presence early Thursday morning.© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Police watchdog investigating death of man who stabbed himself in front of officers
A man died Thursday morning in Winnipeg after he stabbed himself in front of police officers who were called about someone in crisis, according to the province's Independent Investigation Unit.
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- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
IIU investigating death of male during Winnipeg police call
The Independent Investigation Unit (IIU), Manitoba’s police watchdog, is investigating the death of a male that happened in police presence.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Manitoba did not adequately consult First Nations on flood channel work, judge rules
A Manitoba judge has ruled the province failed to properly consult First Nations communities on part of a planned flood-prevention project. Chief Justice Glenn Joyal of the Court of Queen’s Bench says the province did not live up to its constitutional duty to consult First Nations near Lake St. Martin, where the province is planning […]
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- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Dozens of fish found dead in Linden Woods retention ponds
Dozens of dead fish have been found in retention ponds in Linden Woods.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Judge rules Manitoba's consultations with First Nations on flood channel work inadequate
The province failed to properly consult First Nations communities on part of a planned flood-prevention project, a judge has ruled.
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- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Manitoba Did Not Adequately Consult First Nations on Flood Channel Work, Judge Rules
WINNIPEG — A Manitoba judge has ruled the province failed to properly consult First Nations communities on part of a planned flood-prevention project.
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- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Brandon Police Receive $211K for Equipment, Safety Initiatives
The Manitoba government is providing $211,000 to the Brandon Police Service to fund crime prevention and safety initiatives.
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- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Manitoba did not adequately consult First Nations on flood channel work, judge rules
The court battle is part of a larger dispute over a $600-million flood-prevention project.© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Police Watchdog Probing In-Custody Death
The Independent Investigation Unit is looking into an in-custody death that occurred early Thursday in Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 03PM Jun 23/22
Gender-affirming health coverage by Canadian province, territory
The types of gender-affirming treatments and procedures that are covered (and requirements for coverage) vary by region. Here's a breakdown.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg Jets Unveil 2022 Pre-Season Schedule
The Winnipeg Jets will open the 2022 pre-season in Edmonton against the Oilers on Sunday, September 25.
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- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
‘Over the top hypocrisy’ of F1 oilsands protest helps Alberta’s case, Kenney argues
The “over-the-top hypocrisy” outspoken Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel displayed on his T-shirt and helmet last weekend in Montreal is just the sort of thing Premier Jason Kenney says he needs to disprove and discredit the critics of Alberta’s oilsands. Kenney visibly relished the chance Thursday to denounce Vettel as a hypocrite after the German […]
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- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
‘Waits and uncertainty are unacceptable’: Minister Karina Gould
Minister of Families, Children and Social Development Karina Gould says passport wait times are unacceptable and more is being done to remedy the situation.
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- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
Manitoba reports 6 COVID deaths, 58 hospitalizations
The latest COVID-19 data shows a continued decline in hospitalization rates in Mantioba.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
Quebec man arrested in B.C. for human trafficking
Manitoba and B.C. RCMP have arrested Jean Francois D’Asti-Brideau, 26, of Laval, Quebec following a human trafficking investigation. RCMP say D’Asti-Brideau was pulled over in Kamloops, B.C., due to reckless driving. An investigation of the vehicle discovered that a female passenger was a victim of human trafficking. “Human trafficking is the recruitment, harbouring, and/or transporting […]
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- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
Saying Thanks
“Thanks” is a powerful word, and we all were given ample reason to use it often in 2021. Through another pandemic-impacted year, St. Boniface Hospital Foundation donors steadfastly maintained – and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02PM Jun 23/22
Polar bear at Assiniboine Park Zoo dies at nine
The Assiniboine Park Zoo has sadly announced the passing of one of its polar bears. The zoo said the 9-year-old bear, Aurora, died Tuesday during a dental procedure. Aurora was rescued near the Churchill airport and was transferred to the Leatherdale International Polar Bear Conservation Centre in October 2013 as a cub. She was later […]
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- Thursday 12PM Jun 23/22
Ten COVID-19 deaths reported, daily testing sees drop in June
Ten more COVID-19 deaths have been reported in Manitoba, and though the number of cases has dropped, so too has the number of people seeking tests.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Jun 23/22
Pimicikamak Cree Nation announces new healing camp for residential school survivors
The Pimicikamak Cree Nation is hosting a new summer healing camp for residential school survivors.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Jun 23/22
Second Person Injured in Red River Ex Shooting
A second person was injured in a Monday evening shooting at the Red River Ex.
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- Thursday 12PM Jun 23/22
Boy, 11, hit by stray bullet in Red River Ex shooting, police say
Police say the victim's mom quickly got him to hospital after he was caught in the crossfire.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Jun 23/22
11-year-old boy injured in Red River Ex shooting: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police say a shooting at the Red River Exhibition grounds earlier this week that sent a 16-year-old to hospital also injured an 11-year-old boy.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Jun 23/22
Manitoba investing $20M to help students whose learning was disrupted by the pandemic
The Manitoba government is allocating more than $20 million to improve student supports and learning after years of disturbance from the COVID-19 pandemic.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Jun 23/22
11-year-old bystander also hit by bullet in Red River Ex shooting
There was a second victim in the shooting at Winnipeg's big summer fair — an 11-year-old boy.
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- Thursday 11AM Jun 23/22
Polar bear dies at Winnipeg zoo while under anesthesia for dental procedure
Aurora had been receiving ongoing veterinary care to deal with a dental problem, which is believed to have been caused by eating rocks and sticks when she was younger.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Jun 23/22
Polar Bear Aurora Dies at Assiniboine Park Zoo
WINNIPEG -- One of Assiniboine Park Zoo's polar bears has passed away.
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- Thursday 11AM Jun 23/22
Human trafficking charges laid against Quebec man after traffic stop in Manitoba
A Quebec man has been charged by RCMP with human trafficking after he was initially stopped for erratic driving in Manitoba.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10AM Jun 23/22
Polar bear Aurora dies at Assiniboine Park Zoo following dental procedure
The Assiniboine Park Zoo is mourning the loss of one of its beloved polar bears.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10AM Jun 23/22
Deaths, hospitalizations due to COVID-19 continue to decline in Manitoba
Deaths and hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Manitoba continued to decline in the latest weekly report.
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- Thursday 10AM Jun 23/22
Three Canadian cities crack top 10 most livable list in the world
Three Canadian cities have made the top 10 list of the most livable cities in the world. The annual ranking, compiled by the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Global Liveability Index 2022, is described as looking a lot like it did pre-pandemic with Vienna, Austria recapturing the top spot after dropping last year due to COVID restrictions, […]
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- Thursday 10AM Jun 23/22
New bike service helps folks with mobility issues get out and about in Thompson
Seniors and people with mobility issues in Thompson, Man., will have a new way to get out and see the northern city this summer.
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- Thursday 10AM Jun 23/22
Quebec man arrested for erratic driving in Manitoba now charged with human trafficking: RCMP
Officers with the Manitoba RCMP have charged a Quebec man with human trafficking more than a year after they arrested him for erratic driving.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Jun 23/22
Pope Francis' visit to Canada to include stop at residential school
The Vatican has released the program for Pope's visit to Canada next month, which includes visiting the site of a former Alberta residential school with survivors of the institutions.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jun 23/22
Human Trafficking Charges After Headingley Traffic Stop
A five-month investigation by Manitoba RCMP, following a traffic stop in Headingley, has ended with a Quebec man being charged with human trafficking.
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- Thursday 09AM Jun 23/22
Winnipeg councillor backs off on dismantling bus shelters in favour of long-term options
Transcona's city councillor, who earlier wanted to dismantle two bus shelters due to concerns about homeless people using them, is backing off that idea and supporting better housing.
© CBC |
- Thursday 09AM Jun 23/22
Manitoba traffic stop last year led police to human trafficking arrest
A Quebec man is behind bars facing human trafficking charges after a multijurisdictional arrest that included Manitoba RCMP.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Jun 23/22
Assiniboine Park Zoo polar bear dies during dental procedure
A female polar bear living at Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg has died during a dental procedure while under anesthesia.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jun 23/22
Pope Francis to visit Canada in July despite knee problems
The Vatican released the itinerary for Pope Francis’ July 24-30 trip to Canada, saying he can travel despite knee problems. This will be the fourth papal visit to Canada and the first since Saint John Paul II’s journey in 2002. The upcoming trip will see Pope Francis visit the cities of Edmonton, Québec and Iqaluit. […]
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- Thursday 08AM Jun 23/22
Many renters fear they will never be able to buy a house in Canada: Poll
Homeowners and those who want to be are worried about their financial future according to the latest numbers from a Canada Life poll.
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- Thursday 08AM Jun 23/22
'There's no answers': Vigil held for woman after remains found in landfill
A vigil was held for Rebecca Contois, 24, on Wednesday evening, the day after police confirmed her remains were found at the Brady Road Resource Management Facility.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM Jun 23/22
U.S. coach makes dramatic rescue of artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez at worlds
U.S. coach Andrea Fuentes prevented a tragedy at the swimming world championships, rescuing artistic swimmer Anita Alvarez after she sank motionless to the bottom of the pool during a solo free routine.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM Jun 23/22
CRTC Renews CBC Licensing for Another Five Years, Tweaks Its Mandate
OTTAWA — The Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission said Wednesday that it is renewing CBC's licensing, with tweaks to its mandate that will make it spend money on programming produced by people with disabilities, Indigenous and racialized people and the LGBTQ community.
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- Thursday 06AM Jun 23/22
'In shock' about inaction on transgender slurs
A transgender teen’s first job after high school has become the learning experience they didn’t want, after they were the target of slurs from co-workers and the employer did nothing ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06AM Jun 23/22
An investigation into an RCMP raid on Wet’suwet’en territory
By now, you might be familiar with images of RCMP officers using an axe to break down the door of a tiny house built by Indigenous land defenders on Wet’suwet’en territory. The structure was part of a camp that was blocking access to a site run by Coastal GasLink, who is currently building a natural […]
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- Thursday 05AM Jun 23/22
European Union leaders set to grant Ukraine candidate status
European Union leaders on Thursday are set to grant Ukraine candidate status to join the 27-nation bloc, a first step in a long and unpredictable journey toward full membership that could take many years to achieve. Making the war-torn country a contender now seems to be a done deal after leaders were initially divided on […]
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- Thursday 05AM Jun 23/22
As fuel prices soar, rural Manitoba commuters say they need more ways to get to work
People who commute from rural communities to work in Winnipeg are calling on the province to come up with more alternatives to driving alone, as they face the pressure of high fuel costs.
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- Thursday 03AM Jun 23/22
Federal government tables bill to create national reconciliation oversight body
Seven years after Honourary Chief Wilton Littlechild of the Maskwacis Cree Nation helped pen a recommendation calling for the creation of a national reconciliation oversight body, the federal government is finally moving to make it a reality.
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- Thursday 03AM Jun 23/22
Why the timing of your next COVID shot is so important
The timing of your next COVID-19 vaccine may be more important than ever as highly contagious Omicron subvariants are on the rise in Canada and waning immunity from previous vaccination and infection threatens to fuel another surge.
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- Thursday 03AM Jun 23/22
As Canadian price rises hit 7.7%, could inflation be reaching its peak?
As Canadian inflation hits 7.7 per cent, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Rogers says the Bank of Canada sees worse inflation ahead. But they've been wrong before, and there are some early signs a surge in interest rates combined with market forces mean the wave of inflation could soon crest.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jun 22/22
Station Doggie Dates program helps increase morale of first responders
WFPS and the Winnipeg Animal Services agency are teaming up for the "Station Doggie Dates" program, which gives first responders a chance to host an adoptable dog in the station.© Global |
- Wednesday 10PM Jun 22/22
Phased reopening coming to Whiteshell, Nopiming, other parks as flood conditions improve
Manitoba campers will soon have access to several parks that have been closed this season due to significant spring flooding and road washouts.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jun 22/22
'She didn't deserve that': Heartbroken mother speaks at vigil for Rebecca Contois
Family members from as far as Brandon, friends and members of the community turned out to remember the life of Rebecca Contois and to support her grieving mom at a vigil Wednesday evening.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jun 22/22
Ex fun for people of all ages
The Red River Ex is doing what it can to ensure patrons of all ages enjoy the excitement and community of Winnipeg’s annual fair. “A lot of the thinking is, how ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Jun 22/22
Residential school survivor on 'healing journey'
SOMERSET, Man. — Victoria McIntosh’s thoughts returned to herself as a small, vulnerable 10-year-old girl when she learned a retired Catholic priest was being charged with sexually assaulting her at ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Jun 22/22
'My heart's broken… I miss her'
Family and friends offered prayers, songs and tobacco to honour Rebecca Contois, after remains recovered from the Brady Road Landfill were confirmed to belong to the young First Nation woman. Over ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Jun 22/22
$100M fundraising campaign aims to bring new surgical, diagnostic tech to Health Sciences Centre
The Health Sciences Centre is set to get a range of upgrades through a $100-million fundraising campaign it also expects will help with staff recruitment and retention.
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- Wednesday 08PM Jun 22/22
'We will keep the traditions alive': A look at the new home of the Fort Garry Legion
Taking the memories of the past and giving them a modern twist – that is what the new Legion on Pembina Highway hopes to do as it prepares for its grand opening.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08PM Jun 22/22
Inquests pushed to 2023 due to backlogs caused by pandemic
Calling the wait a disservice to both the public and their family, some waiting for answers and insight into the deaths of their loved ones will have to wait even longer as inquests across the province are now on hold until Fall 2023. The news is more than frustrating for Carol Packer. An inquest was […]
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- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Children's Hospital fundraising hits $52M
A major fundraising campaign in support of the Health Sciences Centre Children’s Hospital and pediatric medical research is nearing its ambitious $75-million goal. The Children’s Hospital Foundations of Manitoba’s five-year Better ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
'I'm disgusted by our system': abuse allegations at Winnipeg care home prompts calls for oversight
As allegations of abuse at a St. James facility come to light, families and advocates are calling for independent oversight in Manitoba's private care homes.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Artist's 'Viking Spirit' wins mural of the year in Winnipeg
An artist's mural depicting the 'Viking Spirit' of Scandinavian culture has been recognized as the mural of the year in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Former Jets coach Paul Maurice hired as new coach of Panthers
The Florida Panthers announced Paul Maurice has been hired as their new head coach on Wednesday.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Whiteshell portions reopen as water retreats
More of the north Whiteshell area is being reopened, as floodwaters continue to recede. Betula Lake became accessible via Provincial Road 307 from the south through Rennie for permanent residents, cottagers ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Murray entry makes good mayoral race better
Now that former mayor Glen Murray has officially entered the 2022 Winnipeg race — a madcap affair featuring 11 registered candidates — we can be sure of only one thing. It’s ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Abuse allegations push calls for review of Extendicare operations in Manitoba
"We need to be asking some tough questions in this case here."© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Jun 22/22
Sewage plant project swells to $900M
The City of Winnipeg now expects it will cost $360 million more to complete the second phase of the upgrade to its north end sewage facility, thanks primarily to inflation ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
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