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Most people do not look at their coins. If you were to look closely at a toonie, you might see something strange. That is, if it’s a fake. And you will understand why it’s called the “camel-toe toonie” as soon as you look at the front right paw of the polar bear on it. Since […]
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Hereâs whatâs open, closed or operating on a reduced schedule in Winnipeg for Labour Day, Monday, September 5.
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A Winnipeg man says he saw a group of young people beat a man up moments before another man was stabbed on the morning of two homicides in Point Douglas, and believes the violence is gang-related.Â
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The City of Brandonâs transportation division will be ending its on-demand transit pilot program, which launched last November, on Saturday, saying the pilot "did not achieve our desired outcomes."
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Although travel is resurging, the number of Americans making road trips to Canada was still down by close to half over the past two months. The mayor and several businesses in Niagara Falls, Ont., say the ArriveCAN app is keeping many of them away.
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Manitoba's all-African soccer organization held its first-ever youth awards gala Thursday night.
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Taxis and other vehicles for hire could soon be helping out the city’s accessible transit service.
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A Manitoba man who initially claimed he was asleep in the back seat of his car during a drunk-driving collision that killed a Selkirk father of three admitted responsibility only after DNA seized from an airbag and other evidence put him squarely in the driver’s seat, a court has heard.
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President Joe Biden warned Thursday night that “equality and democracy are under assault” in the U.S. as he sounded an alarm about his predecessor, Donald Trump, and “MAGA Republican” adherents, labeling them an extremist threat to the nation and its future. Aiming to reframe the November elections as part of a battle for the nation’s […]
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The family of a man who died last week after Vancouver police used a beanbag shotgun is calling for a public inquest and systemic changes in how the department treats people in the Downtown Eastside.
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A package containing more than $1.8 million worth of contraband items was seized outside of Stony Mountain Institution's maximum-security unit, Corrections Canada says.
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The Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba will be able to clear its wait list of schools so they can clear grocery store shelves and feed more hungry students this fall, owing to the province doubling annual funding for the organization.
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The owner of a soon-to-be-opened car wash is cleaning up the wreckage left behind by his “first customer.”
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The town of Lynn Lake is reeling after long-term hospital patients were transferred to a facility an eight-hour drive away, with families getting minimal notice.
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A Winnipeg man has been charged with first-degree murder in a 2020 homicide, but the victim’s family is still waiting for answers.
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HEADINGLEY — Craig MacLean and an interpreter are playing a game of shuffleboard in the rec room. After he excitedly slides the puck down the wooden table, the interpreter carefully draws a map of the board on his back with her index finger.
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HEADINGLEY — Craig MacLean and an interpreter are playing a game of shuffleboard in the rec room. After he excitedly slides the puck down the wooden table, the interpreter carefully draws a map of the board on his back with her index finger.
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Ah, summer, that magical time when Winnipeg is deluged with rain, your flowers drown in saturated soil and you experience fewer of the hottest days than normal.
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The decision to ramp up surgeries over the summer is paying off. Wait times for hip and knee surgeries in Manitoba showed their first sign of falling in July, according to new data released by Manitoba Health.
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An unidentified man believed to be in his late 20s was killed when he was hit by a car while walking along Highway 5 near Dauphin Wednesday night, Manitoba RCMP say.
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The provincial government will pump another $1.3 million into nutrition programs that a charitable organization says are in high demand at Manitoba schools.
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The City of Winnipeg has extended spray pad season by a week, as the city is hit with a late summer heat wave.
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Environment and Climate Change Canada is responding to online reports it says are falsely accusing the ministry of recruiting officers to police climate change.
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Manitobans are unlikely to get a tax break on fuel, after calls by Premier Heather Stefanson for Ottawa to pause collection of the carbon tax were dismissed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a stop in Winnipeg.
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A decision by the Supreme Court of Canada has effectively put an end to a defamation lawsuit between two businessmen arising from a land development project in Winnipeg.
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Canada has approved a Moderna vaccine tailored to fight the Omicron variant of COVID-19. But are Canadians already over the pandemic? BACKGROUND: Canada approves Moderna’s Omicron COVID vaccine “I think people are over and done with it,” said one individual who spoke with CityNews. “I don’t think people are like ‘ooh, it’s gone now entirely’ […]
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Thanks to a forecast that is calling for some of the hottest weather seen this summer, Winnipeg spray pads are staying open an extra week. The City of Winnipeg says […]
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Dauphin RCMP say they are investigating after a man was hit by a vehicle near Dauphin Wednesday. Police said the vehicle-pedestrian crash happened at about 10:10 p.m. on Hwy. 5, […]
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WINNIPEG â Prime Minister Justin Trudeau accused some politicians Thursday of being dishonest about the effects of the federal government's carbon tax.
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Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says her government is starting the process of twinning a section of the Trans-Canada Highway between Falcon Lake and the Ontario border, the area where a father and son were killed in a 2019 crash.
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The Canadian government has no plans to pull back on the federal carbon tax, despite Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson's call for a pause amid a surge in the cost of living.
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Police forces need to take seriously a pattern of hate and harassment targeting journalists and other public figures, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Thursday. Trudeau said that message would be conveyed to the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police during a meeting with Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino Thursday afternoon. “He will be bringing forward […]
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Three firefighters were hurt as Winnipeg Fire and Paramedic Service dealt with a pair of fires Wednesday night into Thursday morning. WFPS says the first fire occurred just before 9 p.m., in a vacant multi-family home on Toronto Street. Upon arrival, fire crews said the residence was engulfed in heavy smoke and flames and was […]
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says some premiers aren’t being honest about the impact of Ottawa’s carbon tax on average families. Trudeau, who is to meet with Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson in Winnipeg, says the average family gets more money back from the federal price on pollution. The Manitoba leader has called for the federal government […]
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The Manitoba First Nations Police Service is getting a cash boost to buy some new gear and provide training to front-line staff â thanks to busted criminals.
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The province is giving the Manitoba First Nations Police Service (MFNPS) $155,100 from the provincial Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund to buy equipment and enhance training. Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen made […]
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Students making the shift to in-person classes from online learning say the experience can be a jarring one as many head back to school.
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Manitoba reported more severe outcomes from COVID-19 in its latest update, after a drop in hospitalizations and deaths the week before.
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Three firefighters were injured while fighting a fire in a vacant house in Winnipeg's West End on Wednesday night and had to be taken to hospital.
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Manitoba RCMP, the Winnipeg Police Service and the Manitoba First Nation Police Service (MNFPS) say after a two-year investigation, they have laid first-degree murder charges against a man for the […]
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A 41-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with first-degree murder in the 2020 homicide of Bud Paul, RCMP announced on Wednesday.
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A former councillor is hoping to get his old seat back. Russ Wyatt registered to run in the Transcona Ward Thursday at City Hall. The former councillor says he has […]
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It will soon be every thrifty Winnipegger’s favourite weekend. The Fall edition of Giveaway Weekend is happening Saturday Sept. 10 and Sunday Sept. 11, says the City of Winnipeg. People […]
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Health Canada has formally approved Moderna's updated COVID-19 vaccine targeting the Omicron variant.
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Manitoba is moving forward with plans to twin the province’s last remaining undivided stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway, with the first phase to begin soon, the Free Press has learned.
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For most physicians in Canada, the first full year of the pandemic delivered a financial gut punch, according to an exclusive CBC News data analysis. But for a select group of highly paid doctors, it was a very different story.
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Health Canada has approved Moderna's new Spikevax Bivalent shot geared toward the Omicron variant, just ahead of the fall.
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Twitter is finally rolling out its long-awaited edit function and Canadians will be among the first users able to try it out, but it comes at a literal cost. The company says it is testing what it calls its “edit tweet” function internally with its team. It will then be rolled out with a select […]
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WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government is still planning to make the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation an official statutory holiday but says it's too late for the change to take effect this year.
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When CPC leadership frontrunner Pierre Poilievre shook hands with Jeremy MacKenzie, a founder of the Diagolon movement, he likely had no idea who he was. But he soon found himself being asked to distance himself from the man. That’s because although many in the movement will tell you that Diagolon is a joke, or a […]
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Since 2016, Neepawaâs population has jumped 23 percent, making it the third fastest growing town in Manitoba and the 13th fastest growing town in Canada. Much of this growth can be directly attributed to Manitobaâs hog sector, which is expanding thanks to new investments and substantial demand, around the world, for high-quality pork.
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The West Kildonan Memorial Community Centre is starting to show its age.
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Some Winnipeg sidewalks could be cleared right down to the pavement this winter, if a new motion winding its way through city hall succeeds.
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Jenna OâHare says the money the province announced Wednesday to help Manitoba families struggling with inflation comes at the perfect time.
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Former Transcona city councillor Russ Wyatt says he wants to reclaim his former seat, four years after he stepped away from city hall.
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Mining the moon might sound like a concept that belongs in a science fiction novel, but it's likely to be a part of reality in the not-so-distant future. That's made it a hot topic of discussion among space lawyers â yes, there are space lawyers â on Earth.
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About 20 people gathered on a side street in the 600 block of Main Street, to remember Marvin William Felix, one of the victims in a string of violent attacks that occurred early last week.
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Education department officials and research partners can expect to learn about a spike in anxiety disorders, insomnia and weight gain among the student population when they probe the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on teenager health.
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It was touted as an affordability initiative, an effort by the Progressive Conservative government to help Manitobans “most in need” of relief from inflation.
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Going 59 in a school zone, nearly twice the speed limit.
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Going 59 in a school zone, nearly twice the speed limit.
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A city councillor is calling for a full review after a third-party online booking system crashed, leaving thousands of Winnipeggers treading water while trying to book children’s swim lessons.
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Four people have been hospitalized after a collision Wednesday afternoon involving an SUV and pickup truck on Highway 10 south of Brandon.
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