Monday 09AM Aug 29/22
Second-degree murder charge laid after Winnipeg man found stabbed outside hotel
A Winnipeg man is facing a second-degree murder charge in connection with a fatal stabbing in Point Douglas earlier this month.
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- Monday 09AM Aug 29/22
Costco Markdown Monday deals
Here are the Markdowns from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Markdowns are store specific, make sure to check your location. Check out part 1 and part 2 of the unadvertised deals of the week.
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- Monday 09AM Aug 29/22
Arrest made in Higgins Avenue murder, Winnipeg police say
A 20-year-old Winnipeg man is facing a second-degree murder charge in connection with an Aug. 17 stabbing, police said.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Aug 29/22
Winnipeg Rifles knock off Saskatoon in Prairie Jr Football home opener
The Winnipeg Rifles led 13-10 at halftime, but then had to rally in the fourth quarter to beat Saskatoon 19-16 for their first win over the Hilltops in 16 years,© Global |
- Monday 09AM Aug 29/22
Canada's passport, airport and immigration delays improving but still 'a lot of work to do,' ministers say
The federal task force created to improve service delays says that after spending the summer addressing the significant lineups and wait times experienced by Canadians at airports, passport offices, and those waiting for immigration applications to be processed, the situation is starting to improve but 'we're not out of the woods yet.'© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Aug 29/22
Heavy rain, strong winds coming to northern Manitoba
Those living in parts of northern Manitoba can expect heavy rain and strong winds over the next few days.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Aug 29/22
Winds on Manitoba lakes could raise water levels by 5 feet, warning says
Areas affected by high winds on Monday include the south basin of Lake Manitoba, plus shorelines near Gimli and Victoria Beach on Lake Winnipeg.© Global |
- Monday 07AM Aug 29/22
Streaming platforms fight for their futures
In today’s Big Story podcast, Last week HBO debuted their new Game of Thrones prequel series, House of the Dragon. In a few days, Amazon will follow suit with its Lord of the Rings prequel, Rings of Power. These shows cost millions of dollars per episode, and are a big part of HBO and Amazon’s […]
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- Monday 07AM Aug 29/22
Winnipeg Rifles Capture Historic Win
WINNIPEG – With one second on the clock the Winnipeg Rifles forced a turnover and hung on for a nail-biting 19-16 victory over the No. 2-nationally ranked Saskatoon Hilltops in Canadian Junior Football League action on Sunday.
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- Monday 07AM Aug 29/22
Four of six young adults killed in single-vehicle Barrie crash identified
Four of the six young adults killed in a single-vehicle collision in Barrie, north of Toronto, have been identified by family and friends.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Aug 29/22
6 young adults killed in single-vehicle Barrie crash identified
Six young adults killed in a single-vehicle collision in Barrie, north of Toronto, have been identified by family and friends.© CTV |
- Monday 06AM Aug 29/22
Supporters hold rally at first court appearance for Saskatoon mother accused of faking death, abducting child
The Saskatoon woman accused of faking her and a child’s death and illegally crossing into the United States appeared in court on Monday morning.
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- Monday 06AM Aug 29/22
Supporters hold rally outside Saskatoon courthouse before Dawn Walker court appearance
Dawn Walker, the Saskatoon woman accused of faking her and her son’s death and illegally crossing into the United States, is set to appear in court on Monday morning.
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- Monday 05AM Aug 29/22
How can you save money during a grocery shop? A Winnipeg dietitian offers some tips
Winnipeg dietitian Janine LaForte, who owns Real Life Nutrition, shares tips to help lower your food bills, such as shopping for foods you know will be eaten, buying and cooking in bulk, and using frozen foods to supplement fresh produce.
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- Monday 05AM Aug 29/22
Wide-open mayoral race in Brandon, but few candidates entering race so far
Few people are looking to put their names on voter ballots in Brandon this fall — including just one candidate so far for the open mayoral seat, multiple wards with only one candidate, and one ward that has no one registered to run at all.
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- Monday 04AM Aug 29/22
Fuel leak interrupts launch countdown of NASA moon rocket
A fuel leak interrupted NASA’s launch countdown for its new moon rocket early Monday, reappearing in the same place that saw seepage during a dress rehearsal back in the spring. Launch controllers halted the tanking operation, which already was running an hour late because of thunderstorms offshore. They slowly resumed the process to confirm that […]
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- Monday 04AM Aug 29/22
Russia to hold sweeping joint war games with China, others
The drills will be conducted at seven firing ranges in far eastern Russia and will engage troops from several ex-Soviet nations, China, India, Laos, Mongolia, Nicaragua and Syria.
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- Monday 04AM Aug 29/22
Engine problem leads NASA to scrub launch of new moon rocket
NASA called off the launch of its mighty new moon rocket on its debut flight with three test dummies aboard Monday after a last-minute cascade of problems culminating in unexplained engine trouble.© CTV |
- Monday 04AM Aug 29/22
Ottawa plans fall flood-mitigation talks
OTTAWA — The federal government will finally start talks this fall aimed at preventing constant, devastating floods at Peguis First Nation, which have left people stranded for as long as 11 years.
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- Monday 04AM Aug 29/22
COVID policy concerns dismissed
Despite inundating the provincial labour tribunal with complaints about COVID-19 policies, concerns raised by numerous frontline police officers and their civilian colleagues have been dismissed without formal hearings.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
PC MLAs pondering political future as polls point down
With Progressive Conservative MLAs Eileen Clarke retiring, Scott Fielding resigning, Blaine Pedersen announcing last year that he won’t run again and successive polls indicating they’d lose an election, political watchers are waiting to see who may leave next.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
Mother hopes landmark case will bolster her fight
A Manitoba mother wants a retrial of her claims a school division has repeatedly failed to adequately support her son, who has autism spectrum disorder and other diagnoses that affect his self-regulation and study skills, so he can learn in a traditional classroom setting.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
Feeding an appetite for connection
A few weeks after Agustin Doming retires from his job at the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, he’s planning to go back to work — and he couldn’t be more excited.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
Embracing the power to help people find strength
One of the routines Janice Michnowicz developed after she retired seven years ago is starting each morning by reading the Free Press while eating white cheddar popcorn.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
Winnipegger honoured as young leader to watch
Naomi Johnson has the future of our planet on her mind.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
Winnipeggers to the rescue
“I wish I never opened this store,” Katrina Tessier began the status message for her business Scout Coffee + Tea on the morning of Aug. 23.
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- Monday 03AM Aug 29/22
NASA's new chapter in human space exploration on hold as Artemis launch postponed
The debut space flight of NASA's "mega moon rocket" at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Monday morning was scrapped prior to liftoff. NASA plans to provide an update on the Artemis mission on Monday afternoon.
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- Sunday 08PM Aug 28/22
Vigil honours ‘kind-hearted woman’ slain in Point Douglas violence
Dozens gathered at the site where Danielle Ballantyne died to pay tribute to the 36-year-old mother of four, remembered for her big heart and contagious smile.© Global |
- Sunday 07PM Aug 28/22
Winnipeg business waits 40 minutes for police after alarm triggered during robbery
A Winnipeg store owner is speaking out after a brazen daytime robbery.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Aug 28/22
Arcade Fire singer denies multiple allegations of sexual misconduct
The lead singer of Montreal-based rock band Arcade Fire has released a statement in response to a media report that includes multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. The accusations against Win Butler are outlined in a report from entertainment news site Pitchfork, which published a story on Saturday containing allegations of inappropriate sexual interactions with three […]
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- Sunday 06PM Aug 28/22
Wind warning issued for parts of Lake Manitoba, Lake Winnipeg on Monday
High northwest winds gusting up to 70 km/h could raise water levels by five feet or more along Lake Manitoba's south basin, the province said in a Sunday news release.
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- Sunday 06PM Aug 28/22
Rifles beat Hilltops for first time in 16 years
he Winnipeg Rifles beat the Saskatoon Hilltops 19-16 in Canadian Junior Football League action on Sunday.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Aug 28/22
Road closed near Woodridge due to 'ongoing investigation': RCMP
Manitoba RCMP are investigating an area south of Woodridge, Manitoba.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Aug 28/22
Winnipeg starts mosquito fogging again
Mosquito fogging will start back up against tonight in some areas of the city.© Global |
- Sunday 05PM Aug 28/22
Homicide victim remembered as kind woman who loved her family, helped those in need
The little sister of Danielle Ballantyne, the woman who was allegedly killed by two teenagers earlier this week, says she was a kind person who loved her family. Police found the body of Ballantyne, 36, in Point Douglas on Monday around 7 a.m. BACKGROUND: Second teenager arrested, charged in two ‘random’ homicides: WPS Officers believe […]
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- Sunday 05PM Aug 28/22
PM calls for leaders to take united stance after Freeland confronted in Alberta
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called for political leaders to take a united stance against threats of violence and intimidation after his deputy was confronted last week in Alberta by a man who repeatedly yelled profanity at her and called her a traitor. A video circulating online over the weekend shows Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland arriving […]
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- Sunday 05PM Aug 28/22
Winnipeg's Filipino community searches for heaviest, longest gourd at 2nd annual Upo Festival
Upo is a vegetable known in English as the bottle gourd, which is known for its elongated bottle-like shape. It's a vegetable used often in Filipino cuisine.
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- Sunday 04PM Aug 28/22
'It can happen to you': raising awareness of overdose deaths in Manitoba.
A Winnipeg mother is speaking out about drug overdose deaths in Manitoba, using her fence as a shrine for those who have died.© CTV |
- Sunday 04PM Aug 28/22
Firefighter injured battling blaze at vacant home on Selkirk Avenue
A firefighter was injured putting out a fire at a vacant home on Selkirk Avenue on Saturday evening. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) says the firefighter was assessed on the scene by paramedics before being taken to hospital in stable condition. Fire crews say they were called to a fire in a vacant two-storey […]
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- Sunday 04PM Aug 28/22
Mosquito fogging resumes Sunday night in Winnipeg
Winnipeg is resuming its adult nuisance mosquito fogging program on Sunday night. The City of Winnipeg paused fogging program Aug. 13 after a week. The program starts up again Sunday at 9:30 p.m. and is expected to last until 6:30 a.m. Monday morning. Crews are expected to treat the following areas: Kilcona Park, River East, […]
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- Sunday 04PM Aug 28/22
Legault criticized for calling Liberal leader ‘that lady’ as election campaign starts
Coalition Avenir Quebec Leader Francois Legault is being criticized for referring to Liberal Leader Dominique Anglade as “that lady” on Day 1 of the provincial election campaign. Legault was asked by reporters during his first campaign stop to respond to claims by Anglade, who said Quebec’s economy is struggling. He responded that Quebec’s economic growth […]
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- Sunday 03PM Aug 28/22
Mosquito fogging resumes Sunday: City
The City of Winnipeg is planning to fog for mosquitos again Sunday night, resuming its adult nuisance mosquito control program at 9:30 p.m. if weather permits. The treatments will continue through 6:30 a.m. Monday.© CTV |
- Sunday 02PM Aug 28/22
Torch of Dignity relay event sheds light on continued importance of human rights, education in Manitoba
Winnipeggers passed a torch around Central Park for an annual event this weekend, casting a spotlight on the continued importance of human rights.
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- Sunday 12PM Aug 28/22
Canada invests $100M in 'historic' action plan for 2SLGBT communities
The federal government unveiled Sunday details of an action plan to support 2SLGBT communities with a $100 million investment over five years, a commitment promised in this year's budget.
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- Sunday 12PM Aug 28/22
'94 in 94' social media campaign renews Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action
A new social media campaign is renewing the 94 calls to action put forth by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission nearly seven years ago by encouraging Manitobans to actually do them, and talk about it online.© CTV |
- Sunday 11AM Aug 28/22
Memorials commemorating Dauphin's World War II contributions unveiled in Manitoba
Royal air force planes flew to Dauphin as people gathered on Saturday to commemorate a royal air training base and to remember the thousands of men and women who were stationed in Dauphin and Paulson during World War II.
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- Sunday 11AM Aug 28/22
2nd teen suspect arrested in connection to string of Point Douglas violence: police
Another 15-year-old is already behind bars in connection to the same assault and two homicides. The news comes a day after Danielle Ballantyne's family held a vigil where she died.© Global |
- Sunday 11AM Aug 28/22
‘Sort of Who I Am’: Cree Youth Hopes to Inspire Others with Science Videos
A single eagle feather sits on the kitchen table in Simon Monteith's home.
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- Sunday 11AM Aug 28/22
'A beautiful person': Family, community mourn death of woman in Point Douglas
Family, friends and others in the community who knew Danielle Dawn Ballantyne lit candles, sang traditional Indigneous songs and prayed together Saturday evening, keeping vigil for the memory of the 36-year-old found dead by police in a suite in the 100 block of Jarvis Avenue on Monday.
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- Sunday 11AM Aug 28/22
Canada invests $100M into ‘historic’ action plan for 2SLGBTQ+ communities
Canada is pledging $100 million to fund what Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is touting as the country’s first federal five-year plan to support 2SLGBTQ+ communities. Trudeau says 75 per cent of the funding will go toward community organizations focused on diversity and inclusion. The news comes on the last day of Pride celebrations in Ottawa, […]
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- Sunday 10AM Aug 28/22
Teen homicide suspect arrested: Police
Winnipeg Police have found a 15-year old male suspect wanted in connection to a double homicide and aggravated assault last week.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Aug 28/22
Second teenager arrested, charged in two ‘random’ homicides: WPS
A second teenager has been arrested in connection with two deaths in Point Douglas earlier this week and an alleged aggravated assault. BACKGROUND: Point Douglas murder, Main Street assaults (Aug. 25) Police say they took the 15-year-old boy into custody on Friday afternoon, one day after issuing a Canada-wide warrant for his arrest. Another 15-year-old […]
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- Sunday 09AM Aug 28/22
15-year-old suspect arrested in connection to 2 Point Douglas homicides, serious assault: police
A 15-year-old suspect identified by police in connection to two homicides and a serious assault in the Point Douglas neighbourhood last week has been arrested and is now in custody, Winnipeg police announced on Sunday.
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- Sunday 09AM Aug 28/22
Funding for community groups a central plank of Canada's first ever LGBTQ2S+ 'action plan'
The federal government says it will prioritize direct funding for community groups under Canada's first ever federal LGBTQ2S+ 'action plan,' stating that they are the best-placed organizations to identify and deliver the support needed to address 'persisting inequities' and improve the wellbeing of LGBTQ2S+ individuals in this country.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Aug 28/22
Head of Bell says Lisa LaFlamme’s departure not related to age, gender or grey hair
The decision to end Lisa LaFlamme’s contract with CTV National News had nothing to do with her age, gender or grey hair, the head of Bell Media’s parent company said. “The narrative has been that Lisa’s age, gender or grey hair played into the decision,” Mirko Bibic, president and CEO of BCE Inc. & Bell […]
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- Sunday 09AM Aug 28/22
Artemis launch: The rocket, the flight plan and what’s next
Years late and billions over budget, NASA's new moon rocket makes its debut in a high-stakes test flight before astronauts get on top. The 322-foot (98-metre) rocket will attempt to send an empty crew capsule into a far-flung lunar orbit, 50 years after NASA's famed Apollo moonshots.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Aug 28/22
Artemis space mission to moon ‘a stepping-stone’ to Mars and beyond
The last time humans went to the moon, it was a destination. But when NASA’s Artemis 1 mission launches Monday, the moon will be more of a way station. “It’s really to learn how we can go further,” said Isabelle Tremblay of the Canadian Space Agency, which is playing a big role in the Artemis […]
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- Sunday 08AM Aug 28/22
Goldeyes Clinch Playoff Berth with Win Over Fargo
The Winnipeg Goldeyes are headed to the playoffs after splitting a double-header with the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks on Saturday night.
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- Sunday 06AM Aug 28/22
Mickey Mantle card breaks record, as sports memorabilia soar
A mint condition Mickey Mantle baseball card sold for $12.6 million Sunday, blasting into the record books as the most ever paid for sports memorabilia in a market that has grown exponentially more lucrative in recent years. The rare Mantle card eclipsed the record just posted a few months ago – $9.3 million for the […]
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- Sunday 06AM Aug 28/22
From underneath the cloak
HOLLAND, Man. — A sign in the gap of a tall lilac hedge cautions visitors not to venture further, but these days the doors of a former Trappist cloister are wide open.
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- Sunday 06AM Aug 28/22
Winnipeg man jailed for road rage triggered by unexplained, 'uncontrolled burst of anger'
A Winnipeg man whose acts of road rage wound up making international news will serve 10 months in jail and is prohibited from driving for three years.
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- Sunday 06AM Aug 28/22
Two art heists, 50 years apart: expert says Canada is a ‘soft target’
It’s not clear how they did it: was it a clandestine operation, carried out under the cloak of darkness? An elaborate ruse, designed to fool onlookers? Or something else? However it happened, it’s clear those who stole a world-famous portrait of Sir Winston Churchill from the Château Laurier planned the heist meticulously. It took more […]
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- Sunday 05AM Aug 28/22
Expert tree climbers scaling championship ladder in Regina this weekend
About 32 competitors from the Prairie provinces will compete in the Prairie Chapter Tree Climbing Championship, a competition that tests the tree climbing arborist skills.
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- Sunday 05AM Aug 28/22
Pride on display during Southwestern Manitoba Ukrainian Independence Day celebration
Community members rallied together Saturday in Brandon to mark Ukrainian Independence Day. The event organized by Brandon-based Canadian Ukrainian Association group Tryzub celebrated culture and traditions with a special dinner and concert.
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- Sunday 04AM Aug 28/22
Cities near Ukrainian nuclear plant shelled
Russian rocket and artillery strikes hit areas across the Dnieper River from Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, Ukrainian officials said Sunday, as fears persisted that fighting in the vicinity could damage the plant and cause a radiation leak. Russian forces took control of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant soon after the war began and hold […]
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- Sunday 03AM Aug 28/22
Growing Filipino success
Purple beer, noodle battles and a spring roll eating competition mark the beginning.
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- Sunday 02AM Aug 28/22
- Saturday 07PM Aug 27/22
News briefs for Sunday, August 28, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, August 28, 2022 9:54 AM Police arrests second teen suspect in Point Douglas attacks Winnipeg Police Service has arrested the 15-year-old suspect identified on Friday afternoon and is now in custody. No other details were made available. The teen had been evading police after a second […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06PM Aug 27/22
Man in critical condition after police-involved shooting
A man is in critical condition after an officer involved shooting in Windsor Park on Saturday.© Global |
- Saturday 05PM Aug 27/22
'We stand with them': Ukrainian independence day celebrated in Manitoba
Newly-arrived Ukrainians in Manitoba and their supporters gathered in West St. Paul Saturday to celebrate Ukraine's Independence Day.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Aug 27/22
Nationwide search for toddler's stem cell match comes to Winnipeg, highlights lack of Black donors
An Alberta father is in Winnipeg this weekend as a national search for a stem cell match for his two-year-old son with cancer continues — and he’s raising awareness about the desperate need for Black stem cell donors along the way.
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- Saturday 03PM Aug 27/22
Diana’s car auctioned as 25th anniversary of her death nears
A car driven by Princess Diana in the 1980s sold for 650,000 pounds ($764,000) at auction Saturday, just days before the 25th anniversary of her death. Silverstone Auctions said there was “fierce bidding” for the black Ford Escort RS Turbo before the sale closed. The U.K. buyer, whose name was not disclosed, paid a 12.5% […]
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- Saturday 03PM Aug 27/22
Chrystia Freeland latest target of public threats, intimidation against women in Canadian politics
Journalists, activists and politicians, especially women, have been the subject of harassment and intimidation, including a campaign of threats against journalists and the verbal harassment of Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland.
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- Saturday 02PM Aug 27/22
Nazem Kadri brings the Stanley Cup home to London, Ont. mosque
London, Ont.’s own Nazem Kadri brought the Stanley Cup home to celebrate with his hometown. Festivities began at the London mosque on Oxford Street, where Kadri attended prayers growing up. As the first Muslim NHL player to ever win the cup, this was a big moment for the city of London, and the Muslim community....© Global |
- Saturday 02PM Aug 27/22
Deputy PM Freeland verbally attacked in Alberta; politicians condemn abuse
Politicians are condemning the man who verbally harassed Canada’s deputy prime minster while she visited Alberta on Friday. An interaction caught on video and shared widely online shows a man insulting and berating Chrystia Freeland at city hall in Grande Prairie, Alta. “What the (expletive) are you doing in Alberta” the man shouts while Freeland, […]
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- Saturday 02PM Aug 27/22
Officer-Involved Shooting in Windsor Park: Police
WINNIPEG -- The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba is looking into an officer-involved shooting that occurred early Saturday in Windsor Park.
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- Saturday 01PM Aug 27/22
Sask. woman reported missing after being seen in Manitoba found safe: RCMP
Saskatchewan RCMP have found a 76-year-old safe after she was reported missing while travelling from Manitoba to Saskatchewan.
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- Saturday 01PM Aug 27/22
How should brands address hot-button issues – if at all?
In the weeks since CTV news anchor Lisa LaFlamme’s dismissal, a handful of brands have taken a stand in their marketing. Wendy’s Canada and Dove Canada are the most prominent companies to address directly or indirectly LaFlamme’s exit, which reportedly may be linked to a case of ageism in the workplace. Media reports have tied […]
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- Saturday 12PM Aug 27/22
Opaskwayak Cree Nation youth shares passion for science through social media videos
For the past two years, Simon Monteith, a nine-year-old from Opaskwayak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba, has been virtually inviting others into his Winnipeg home to share his love of all things science related.
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- Saturday 12PM Aug 27/22
How to fight violent crime in Winnipeg? Some mayoral candidates weigh in
A few mayoral candidates running for the city’s top job shared their proposed plan for fighting violent crime in Winnipeg. Robert Falcon-Ouellette, former mayor Glen Murray, Scott Gillingham and Kevin Klein weighed in on how they would approach the issue, if elected. Robert Falcon-Ouellette Falcon-Ouellette say she would put a freeze on the police budget […]
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- Saturday 12PM Aug 27/22
9-year-old Cree boy inspires others with educational science videos
Simon Monteith, aka Simon The Scientist, is creating educational videos for other kids, and bridging the gap between science and Indigenous culture.© Global |
- Saturday 11AM Aug 27/22
Simon the Scientist: Manitoba Cree youth inspires others with science videos
A single eagle feather sits on the kitchen table in Simon Monteith’s home. Next to it is an array of household products including hydrogen peroxide, dish soap, food colouring and a baking dish. The scene depicts the two worlds the nine-year-old walks. From a science perspective, feathers aid in thrust, enabling flight. From a First […]
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- Saturday 11AM Aug 27/22
Flames’ Nazem Kadri brings Stanley Cup home for special celebration
Calgary Flames forward Nazem Kadri brought the Stanley Cup to his hometown of London, Ont., on Saturday. Kadri, 31, became the first Muslim player to win the Stanley Cup this past season when he was with the Colorado Avalanche. “I’ve been waiting my whole life for this,” Kadri told CityNews on Friday. “Anytime you’re the […]
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- Saturday 11AM Aug 27/22
One in four Canadian millennials believe they will never own a home, survey finds
Despite the cooling housing market, 25 per cent of non-homeowner millennials in Canada still say they believe they will never own a home, according to a new survey.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Aug 27/22
A Kind of Magic
St. Boniface Hospital Foundation Board member Tom De Nardi is understandably grateful for the donor-supported emergency protocols that likely saved his life last winter. Now, you can continue to make care like this possible by attending an enchanting evening under the stars! One afternoon last November, De Nardi finished running on a treadmill at home. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 10AM Aug 27/22
Swimmers told to stay out of the water at Ninette Beach due to high toxic algae levels
The province is warning Manitobans to avoid the water at Ninette Beach, on northern Pelican Lake, after high levels of toxic algae were discovered last week.
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- Saturday 10AM Aug 27/22
Man critically injured after Winnipeg police shooting in Windsor Park
A man is in critical condition after he was shot by Winnipeg police in the city's Windsor Park neighbourhood early Saturday morning.
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- Saturday 10AM Aug 27/22
Police report officer-involved shooting in Windsor Park
A man is in critical condition after a police-involved shooting overnight.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Aug 27/22
Man in critical condition after being shot by WPS officer: police watchdog
Manitoba’s police watchdog is investigating after a Winnipeg police officer allegedly shot a man in the Windsor Park neighbourhood early Saturday morning. Winnipeg police say the shooting took place shortly after 2 a.m. The man was taken to hospital in critical condition. The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) was notified and is investigating.
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- Saturday 09AM Aug 27/22
Open letter to Bell says LaFlamme ousting shows sexism, ageism women face at work
An open letter signed by a long list of Canadian luminaries is taking aim at Bell Media’s abrupt dismissal of Lisa LaFlamme as anchor of the company’s flagship newscast. In a two-page spread in today’s Globe and Mail, the missive signed by a who’s who of Canadian arts, business and politics — including Margaret Norrie […]
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- Saturday 08AM Aug 27/22
Executive to Take Leave Amid Fallout from Lisa LaFlamme’s Departure from Bell Media
TORONTO — A Bell Media executive is taking a leave from his job amid the fallout from the ousting of Lisa LaFlamme as anchor of the company's flagship newscast.
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- Saturday 06AM Aug 27/22
‘Only the beginning’: Hundreds protest Western University vaccine mandate
A student organizer behind Saturday’s protest against Western University’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate says the demonstration is “only the beginning” in the push to overturn the controversial policy. Hundreds of people gathered on campus to hear speakers denounce the London, Ont., university’s decision to mandate at least three vaccine doses for staff, students and some visitors. […]
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- Saturday 06AM Aug 27/22
- Saturday 06AM Aug 27/22
After soggy spring, Manitoba farmers anxiously looking ahead to fall
After a challenging spring, crop farmers in southwestern Manitoba are now anxiously watching the weather, and hoping for a late fall frost to make up for a late harvest.
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- Saturday 05AM Aug 27/22
Ukraine, Russia trade more blame on threats to nuclear plant
Concern about the potential for a radiation leak at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant persisted as Ukrainian authorities said Saturday that Russian forces fired on areas just across the river and Russia claimed Ukrainian shelling hit a building where nuclear fuel is stored. Authorities were distributing iodine tablets to residents who live near the Zaporizhzhia […]
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- Saturday 03AM Aug 27/22
More than $140M in drugs found in luxury car shipped from Canada to Australia
Four people have been arrested in Australia after more than $155-million AUD ($140-million CAD) worth of illegal drugs were discovered in a vintage car shipped from Canada. Australia’s New South Wales Police Force says border officers received a tip about a shipping container that had arrived at a port in Sydney from Canada earlier this […]
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- Saturday 03AM Aug 27/22
The polar bear became an 'accidental icon' of climate change. Is it time to rethink that?
When biologist Andrew Derocher discovered in the 1990s how polar bears were affected by climate change, his work helped launch the charismatic critter as an icon — used by activists as a poster animal for a warming world, and exploited by climate deniers to argue the opposite. But get close and the story of Arctic change is more complex.
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- Saturday 03AM Aug 27/22
After 6 months of war, weapons from the West remain vital to Ukraine
Six months into the Russia-Ukraine conflict, there are no signs of slowing from either side. Without a clear picture of how the next six months will unfold, analysts say one thing is certain — Ukraine will need continued support from the West, both financially and militarily, to continue its fight.
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- Saturday 03AM Aug 27/22
Sport minister calls for 'change' at Hockey Canada as calls for resignations mount
As calls mount for the leaders of Canada's national hockey organization to resign over sexual misconduct scandals, Sport Minister Pascale St-Onge is calling for "change" within the organization.
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