Friday 04PM Aug 19/22
Klein says proposal would free up police
Mayoral candidate Kevin Klein says sheriffs should man hospitals to free up Winnipeg police resources.
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- Friday 03PM Aug 19/22
Manitoba RCMP Open New Norway House Detachment
Manitoba RCMP have opened a new detachment in Norway House.
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- Friday 03PM Aug 19/22
Saskatoon man charged as drugs found in suitcase at Winnipeg airport
A man from Saskatoon is in custody after RCMP seized cocaine at the Winnipeg International Airport on Thursday. Officers say they were called to the screening area of the airport as screening agents believed a suitcase contained drugs. An inspection of the suitcase uncovered a brick believed to be cocaine. Officers were able to identify […]
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- Friday 03PM Aug 19/22
Hourly wage for some Air Canada part-time employees reduced after payroll error by the airline
A part-time station attendant with Air Canada says the airline reduced their pay without warning following a payroll error amid the chaos at Pearson Airport and backbreaking work. The attendant, who asked to remain anonymous, said when they were first hired in 2019 for Air Canada at Pearson Airport, part-time and full-time workers were both […]
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- Friday 02PM Aug 19/22
'It’s never too late to follow your dreams': New Winnipeg restaurant hoping to share a taste of the Philippines
A taste of the Philippines will soon be coming to southern Winnipeg, a dream that is finally coming true for one of the people behind the restaurant.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Aug 19/22
'On pace to set a record': 2022 could be Winnipeg's rainiest year ever
Winnipeggers who feel like 2022 has been the rainiest year they’ve ever experienced might actually be onto something.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Aug 19/22
ATV driver intentionally hit 4 teens in Oxford House, Man., RCMP say
Four teens were struck by a man driving an ATV in Oxford House, RCMP say, and one youth was further punched and kicked by the driver.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Aug 19/22
Nearly 1.2 kilograms of cocaine seized from luggage at Winnipeg Airport
Nearly 1.2 kg of cocaine was seized from someone's luggage at the Winnipeg International Airport, according to Manitoba RCMP.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Aug 19/22
Free up police by putting sheriffs in Winnipeg hospitals: mayoral candidate Kevin Klein
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Kevin Klein wants to see sheriffs in hospitals, saying police officers are being tied up with people in custody waiting at for treatment.
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- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
Retailers sitting on 'mountains' of excess inventory in need of liquidation: expert
Consumer behaviour, a looming recession and the reactions of retailers to pandemic-driven supply chain issues are combining to drive a liquidation renaissance, according to one business advisor and retail futurist.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
Health official says risk remains low as Manitoba reports first case of monkeypox
Manitoba is reporting the first case of monkeypox in the province. Dr. Jazz Atwal, deputy chief provincial public health officer, says it is an isolated case, the risk remains low and the person likely acquired monkeypox outside of the province. He says public health is contact tracing the case and anyone who may be close […]
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- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
Brick of cocaine found in suitcase at Winnipeg airport: RCMP
A Saskatoon man was arrested at the Winnipeg airport on Thursday after a brick of cocaine was found in a suitcase.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
Police Seize Cocaine from Luggage at Winnipeg Airport
Luggage screeners at Winnipeg's James Richardson International Airport discovered cocaine in a suitcase early Thursday morning.
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- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
40-year-old man identified as latest Winnipeg homicide victim
Winnipeg police have identified the man who died Wednesday after a serious assault in the city's south Point Douglas area as Brian Anderson, 40.
© CBC |
- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
Manitoba Confirms First Case of Monkeypox
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba has confirmed the first case of monkeypox in the province, but health officials say the risk to the general public remains low.
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- Friday 01PM Aug 19/22
Winnipeg to welcome the 2023 World Police and Fire Games
The games will take place between July 28 and August 6 and will be hosted in Transcona - Transconians are invited to attend to watch all the events free of charge.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Aug 19/22
Dr. Jazz Atwal to give update on monkeypox in Manitoba at 1 p.m.
Manitoba public health will give an update on monkeypox in the province on Friday, just over a week after more appointments for vaccination against the illness were made available.
© CBC |
- Friday 11AM Aug 19/22
Manitoba health officials to provide update about monkeypox
Manitoba health officials are set to provide another update on monkeypox Friday afternoon.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Aug 19/22
Manitoba confirms first case of monkeypox
Manitoba has confirmed its first case of monkeypox, saying a public health investigation is ongoing.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Aug 19/22
Two Winnipeggers charged after 30 kg of cocaine seized at Ambassador Bridge
Two Winnipeggers are facing drug related charges after the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) seized 30 kilograms of what is suspected to be cocaine at the port of entry in Windsor, Ont. earlier in the month.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Aug 19/22
New Swimming Program Making Waves for Growing Demand
A new Winnipeg-based swim program is filling the void left by the Canadian Red Cross to teach swimming lessons and help reduce drownings.
© 2022. This article New Swimming Program Making Waves for Growing Demand appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Friday 10AM Aug 19/22
Manitoba to provide monkeypox update Friday
Last week, the province announced more appointments for the monkeypox vaccine would be available soon. That news followed an expansion to vaccine eligibility earlier this month.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Aug 19/22
Manitoba confirms first case of monkeypox
Manitoba has confirmed its first case of monkeypox, deputy chief provincial public health officer Dr. Jazz Atwal announced Friday.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Aug 19/22
Pfizer COVID booster dose approved for kids between 5 and 11
Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says Health Canada is authorizing a booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for children between five and 11 years old. Tam says the National Advisory Committee on Immunization recommends children with underlying health conditions be offered a booster no earlier than six months after their second dose. NACI’s advice says all other […]
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- Friday 10AM Aug 19/22
Severe COVID-19 outcomes on the rise in Manitoba, health officials say
For the fourth week in a row, severe outcomes from COVID-19 continue to increase in Manitoba.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Aug 19/22
Pfizer booster approved for children aged 5-11 by Health Canada
Chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam says Health Canada is authorizing a booster dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine for children between five and 11 years old.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Aug 19/22
City board members warn of frustrations as Winnipeg looks for 112 new citizen reps
The City of Winnipeg is looking for 112 residents to sit on advisory boards, but some members suggest newbies need to bring their patience.
© CBC |
- Friday 09AM Aug 19/22
Osborne Village to welcome Winnipeggers back with Saturday celebration
An iconic Winnipeg shopping and entertainment district is hoping to welcome people back this weekend after a couple of years of pandemic-related uncertainty.© Global |
- Friday 09AM Aug 19/22
Michelle O'Bonsawin becomes 1st Indigenous person nominated to Supreme Court of Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday his nomination of Michelle O'Bonsawin to the Supreme Court of Canada. She will become the first Indigenous person to serve on Canada's highest court.
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- Friday 09AM Aug 19/22
Trudeau nominates Ontario judge Michelle O'Bonsawin to Supreme Court
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has nominated Ontario judge Michelle O’Bonsawin to the Supreme Court of Canada. In a statement announcing the nomination, Trudeau said that O'Bonsawin is an Abenaki member of the Odanak First Nation and is a fluently bilingual Franco-Ontarian.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Aug 19/22
Trudeau appoints Michelle O’Bonsawin to Supreme Court, 1st Indigenous person to hold position
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has appointed Ontario judge Michelle O'Bonsawin to the Supreme Court of Canada, making her the first Indigenous person to sit on the country's highest bench.
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- Friday 09AM Aug 19/22
How to ruggedize your life and prepare for … whatever comes next
We are in a planetary crisis. At this point, we’re no longer wondering if our comfortable lives will be unscathed. The questions are how much, will our lives change, and where will they change the least? People with lots of money are already buying property in places they believe will be safe from disaster. You […]
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- Friday 08AM Aug 19/22
Honey shortage could extend into next year after devastating winter for beekeepers
This past winter saw record losses for beekeepers, and one expert says the prospects for next year are even worse if they face another frigid winter.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Aug 19/22
Today only – free wallet prints from Walmart
Great offer from the Walmart photo centre!!
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- Friday 08AM Aug 19/22
Bell Media launching workplace review following ouster of Lisa LaFlamme
Bell Media will initiate a third-party workplace review after longtime anchor Lisa LaFlamme revealed details of her dismissal this week, saying she was shocked by the decision to let her go after 35 years. In a statement, the parent company of CTV says it regrets how news of her departure “may have left viewers with […]
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- Friday 07AM Aug 19/22
RCMP looking for witnesses after man found injured behind Manitoba school
Manitoba RCMP officers are looking for witnesses to an aggravated assault after a man was found with serious injuries behind a school in Thompson.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Aug 19/22
Winnipeg Men Charged After Cocaine Seizure at Border
Two Winnipeg men have been charged after a drug bust at the Windsor, Ontario port of entry.
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- Friday 06AM Aug 19/22
Back to school: A look at the COVID-19 rules in place across provinces, territories
As students across Canada gear up to enter what will be their fourth academic year in the pandemic, CTVNews.ca takes a look at what measures will be in place in schools, by province and territory.© CTV |
- Friday 05AM Aug 19/22
Hand, foot and mouth disease rampant at child-care centres
A survey by the Manitoba Child Care Association sheds further light on outbreaks amid a sharp increase in cases of hand, foot and mouth disease this summer.
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- Friday 05AM Aug 19/22
River Heights resident shaken after run-in with thieves in garage
Ab Freig was threatened with his own jerry can of gasoline, then pushed to the ground in his garage when he confronted a pair of thieves rifling through his cars Sunday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05AM Aug 19/22
'Dream come true' for First Nations artist as Winnipeg fabric store commissions Indigenous designs
A Winnipeg fabric store is commissioning Indigenous artists to create a new series of fabric patterns to be carried in their stores. Marshall Fabrics plans to release a new pattern by a different artist every six months in limited edition rollouts.
© CBC |
- Friday 05AM Aug 19/22
Addressing a tragedy: Postcards sent to homes where soldiers lived commemorate Dieppe raid
As Canadians mark the 80th anniversary of the Dieppe raid during the Second World War, a project has been launched to help preserve the memory of the soldiers who died that day, including dozens from Manitoba.
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- Friday 03AM Aug 19/22
Worried about a shortage of children's medications? Here's what you need to know
Parents are urged not to panic-buy pain and fever medications, and instead speak to a pharmacist, as some stores across Canada run low on children's acetaminophen and ibuprofen products.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Aug 19/22
COVID-19 to blame for airport delays, says transport minister
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra has told the House of Commons transport committee that COVID-19 is to blame for airport delays. The minister says Canadians have witnessed significant disruptions in the economy because of the pandemic and that the government is working on tackling those issues. He says it is labour shortages that are primarily contributing […]
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- Friday 03AM Aug 19/22
Canada’s interim import ban on handguns takes effect today
OTTAWA — As of today, individuals and businesses are no longer able to import restricted handguns into Canada, with limited exceptions. The move announced earlier this month is aimed at expediting a key pillar of the federal effort to cap the number of handguns in the country. In May, the Liberal government announced a plan […]
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- Friday 01AM Aug 19/22
Physiotherapy and Neurological Rehab
Did you know that Physiotherapists have an extensive education program and can assist you with various injuries, pain and breathing dysfunction? They also work with individuals with neurological conditions or injuries such as a stroke, traumatic brain injury, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis or dystonia. Neurological conditions or injuries require a health care team approach including physiotherapy […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 09PM Aug 18/22
'The stories of that day still live on': Winnipeggers mark 80th anniversary of Dieppe Raid
The sound of bagpipes rang through Vimy Ridge Park Thursday under a stormy sky, as dozens gathered in a sombre remembrance to honour and pay tribute to the soldiers who died on the beaches of Dieppe.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
2 women charged with 2nd-degree murder in Moose Lake homicide: Manitoba RCMP
Two women have been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the January death of a 28-year-old man in northern Manitoba, RCMP say.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
Manitoba to welcome influx of Afghan refugees
Manitoba is getting ready to welcome an influx of Afghan refugees.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
St. James Civic Centre reopening after two years of renovations, construction delays
After closing for more than two years, the St. James Civic Centre will finally reopen in September, following construction delays that kept it shuttered about a year longer than expected.
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- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
St. James Civic Centre reopening after two years of renovations, construction delays
After closing for more than two years, the St. James Civic Centre will finally reopen in September, following construction delays that kept it shuttered about a year longer than expected.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
Tories find middle ground with minimum-wage compromise
It’s unlikely the Stefanson government could have landed on a better number when deciding where to set the province’s minimum wage in October.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
Turbulence in the air
Winnipeg police Const. Gary Duncan hovers over a North End street doing some routine stolen-vehicle licence plate checks before heading downtown and then west towards the Grace Hospital, where the hunt is on for a suspect in an assault on a young girl.
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- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
Turbulence in the air
Winnipeg police Const. Gary Duncan hovers over a North End street doing some routine stolen-vehicle licence plate checks before heading downtown and then west towards the Grace Hospital, where the hunt is on for a suspect in an assault on a young girl.
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- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
News briefs for Friday, August 19, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, August 19, 2022 9:05 AM Bricks of cocaine found in truck crossing border Two Winnipeg men are facing charges after border services officers found about 30 kg of “suspected cocaine” inside a truck. The incident took place at the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ont., on Aug. 1. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
Stuck in park: waits for driver’s licence testing reach six months
Rookie drivers have their patience tested long before their driving skills are examined.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Aug 18/22
Stuck in park: waits for driver’s licence testing reach six months
Rookie drivers have their patience tested long before their driving skills are examined.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Aug 18/22
Winnipeg on track to set precipitation record
Winnipeg, already waterlogged before being hit by thunderstorms Thursday, is racing toward a new annual precipitation record.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Aug 18/22
Murray unveils extensive plan to increase safety on city buses
Glen Murray is promising to enact an extensive plan to make Winnipeg Transit buses safer during his first term of office if he’s elected mayor in October.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Aug 18/22
NDP, Tories clash over CancerCare
The NDP has accused the Tory government of shortsightedness and disregard for cancer patients after Shared Health ordered $5.5 million worth of “immediate needs and stabilization” projects at CancerCare Manitoba.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Aug 18/22
Rising food costs affecting Brandon programs
Inflation continues to increase the cost of living throughout Manitoba, and food prices are no exception.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Aug 18/22
Saint's statue stolen from historic grotto in Manitoba
A Manitoba parish is hoping a saint's statue stolen from a historic grotto near St. Malo will be returned before an annual pilgrimage.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Aug 18/22
- Thursday 05PM Aug 18/22
'We'll have more coming': Premier considers rebate cheques to help with inflation
Manitobans could be receiving more rebate cheques from the provincial government to help deal with rising inflation costs.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Aug 18/22
'We'll have more coming': Manitoba Premier considers rebate cheques to help with inflation
Manitobans could be receiving more rebate cheques from the provincial government to help deal with rising inflation costs.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Aug 18/22
Winnipeg foundation companies overwhelmed with calls due to wettest spring, summer on record
Winnipeg has seen the wettest spring and summer in recorded history and foundation companies can't keep up with the calls for help from homeowners.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Aug 18/22
Assault charge stayed against daycare operator
Prosecutors have stayed criminal proceedings against an unlicensed daycare operator who was accused of assaulting an infant in her care, just two months after she lost her fight to quash her trial.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Aug 18/22
Teen shot near Main St Wednesday night, WPS investigating
A teen was taken to hospital after a shooting near Main Street. Police responded to reports of shots fired near Main and Jarvis Avenue shortly before 7 on Wednesday night. Officers located a teenage boy with a gunshot wound. He was transported to hospital in unstable condition but was later upgraded to stable. The Major […]
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- Thursday 04PM Aug 18/22
Wildfire danger levels 'low to moderate' as three big blazes burn
There are currently 32 fires burning across Manitoba according to the MWS, with seven new fire starts in the past 24 hours.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Aug 18/22
Province and Winnipeg invest in child-care services for newcomer families
The province has partnered with the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce to provide more than $1 million to support child-care services for newcomer families. 12 spaces are available as part of a pilot project, with a total of 68 fully subsidized spaces to be created by April of next year. “This new program will go a […]
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- Thursday 04PM Aug 18/22
Instructors apprehensive after U of W lifts campus mask mandate
A day after the University of Winnipeg’s mask mandate was lifted, Kevin Freedman, an instructor in the department of business and economics, witnessed the impact first-hand.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Aug 18/22
Mayoral candidate sets sights on surface parking lots
A Winnipeg mayoral hopeful would try to force owners of surface parking lots to pay the same tax rates as those whose lots have been developed.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Aug 18/22
City of Winnipeg’s Fall Leisure Guide now online
The city has released its new fall leisure guide to help Winnipeggers keep active over the next few months.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Aug 18/22
Morning fire destroys house, firetruck involved in collision on route
One house has been destroyed following a fire Thursday morning. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) responded to reports of a house fire on Matheson Avenue East around 6:40 a.m. When crews arrived smoke could be seen coming from the home, and the fire was soon extinguished, preventing damage to nearby properties. “Due to significant fire, […]
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- Thursday 02PM Aug 18/22
Manitoba increasing minimum wage to $13.50
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says the province is increasing the minimum wage to$13.50 an hour come October, up from $11.95. She says it will keep Manitoba competitive with other provinces and help people cope with inflation. The province says the increase is part of a plan to gradually raise the minimum wage to $15 by […]
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- Thursday 02PM Aug 18/22
Mayoral candidate Ouellette pitches tax for surface lots that would require change to provincial law
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Robert-Falcon Ouellette wants the city to tax surface parking lots as if they had buildings on them.
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- Thursday 02PM Aug 18/22
Manitoba's minimum wage will rise to $15 per hour by October 2023
Minimum wage earners in Manitoba will make just over $3 per hour more than they currently do by the fall of 2023, when the hourly rate goes up to $15, the province said Thursday.
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- Thursday 02PM Aug 18/22
Manitoba’s Minimum Wage Increasing to $15 by 2023
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba will increase its minimum wage to $15 per hour by October 2023.
© 2022. This article Manitoba’s Minimum Wage Increasing to $15 by 2023 appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 01PM Aug 18/22
UBC researchers say they've found 'weak spot' in all COVID-19 variants that could lead to better treatment
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered what they describe as a "weak spot" in all major variants of the virus that causes COVID-19 — a revelation they believe could open the door for treatments to fight current and future mutations.
© CBC |
- Thursday 01PM Aug 18/22
New Wastewater Treatment Facility for SE Manitoba
Four communities in southeastern Manitoba will benefit from a new wastewater treatment facility after a funding commitment from the provincial and federal governments.
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- Thursday 01PM Aug 18/22
New rural wastewater treatment plant announced, to service four Manitoba communities
A new wastewater treatment is in the works for rural Manitoba that will service four communities in the southeastern part of the province.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Aug 18/22
Federal, provincial governments fund Manitoba RSR wastewater facility construction
The federal and provincial governments will flush $39 million into the construction of a wastewater treatment facility in Manitoba serving Niverville, Taché, Hanover and Ritchot.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Aug 18/22
Here is what this Legislature encampment member is saying after getting eviction notices
A member of the encampments on the Manitoba Legislature grounds handed eviction notices says they plan on staying put and fighting the move.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
Province set to make minimum wage announcement
The Manitoba government will make an announcement about the province's minimum wage Thursday afternoon.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
What Manitoba's minimum wage will be increasing to this fall
Manitoba's minimum wage is going up this fall. This increase will leave Manitoba with the second-lowest minimum wage in the country, according to the Retail Council of Canada – followed by Saskatchewan's expected increase to $13 per hour.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
Winnipeg police make arrest after St. James lounge shooting investigation
Major Crimes took up the investigation in late May after a 24-year-old man drove himself to the hospital with gunshot wounds.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
Manitoba plans to raise minimum wage to $15 by 2023
The government of Manitoba plans to raise the minimum wage to $15 by October 2023.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
Province to make announcement on minimum wage in Manitoba
Premier Heather Stefanson and other officials will make an announcement on Manitoba's minimum wage at 2 p.m. Thursday.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
Teen shot on Main Street, Winnipeg police investigate
Winnipeg police are investigating after a teen was shot near Main Street and Jarvis Avenue Wednesday night.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Aug 18/22
Manitoba spending $1 million to support child-care services for newcomer families
By April 2023, the entirety of the $1 million will support 68 fully subsidized licensed child-care spaces for these newcomer families.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Inmate Dies at Stony Mountain Institution
An inmate at Stony Mountain Institution has died while in custody.
© 2022. This article Inmate Dies at Stony Mountain Institution appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Manitoba spending $1M to create 68 fully subsidized child-care spots for newcomer families
The province is spending more than $1 million on a pilot project that will create more than 60 fee-free child-care spaces for newcomers in Manitoba's labour market.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Manitoba COVID-19 death count jumps 14, hospitalizations and cases continue to climb
The numbers of Manitobans with COVID-19 who have died or were admitted to hospital continues to climb, the latest report from Manitoba Public Health says.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
‘Weak spot’ in virus responsible for COVID-19 could mean new treatments: researchers
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered what they are calling a “weak spot” in the virus that causes COVID-19, paving the way for potential new treatments effective against all strains. A study published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Nature Communications says the “key vulnerability” is found in all major variants of the […]
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- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Gun-Carrying Suspect Flees on Bike from Dauphin RCMP
Manitoba RCMP in Dauphin caught up to a suspect who attempted to flee on a bicycle after an alleged drug deal.
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- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Firearms seized after RCMP foot chase in Dauphin, Man., suspects still on the loose
Dauphin RCMP are looking for two suspects linked illegal firearms and drug trafficking who fled police by bike on Tuesday.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Man incarcerated at Stony Mountain institution dies in custody
A man died on Tuesday while incarcerated at Stony Mountain Institution in Manitoba, the Correctional Service of Canada says.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11AM Aug 18/22
Winnipeg’s fall leisure guide now available online
The guide offers a wide variety of recreation and leisure programming for Manitobans to enjoy.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Aug 18/22
Latest COVID-19 data shows another increase in cases in Manitoba
Lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases were once again up in Manitoba according to the latest data from the province.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Aug 18/22
New outdoor basketball court is coming to Sinclair Park Community Centre
Construction of the new basketball court is scheduled to begin in June 2023 and is anticipated to be open to the public in August 2023.© Global |
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