Monday 05PM Sep 12/22
'I was quite fortunate': Winnipeg man warning others in his neighbourhood after being stalked by coyotes
A Winnipeg man is sharing his story of a close encounter with a group of coyotes last week.
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- Monday 05PM Sep 12/22
Manitobans share grief, honour Queen in books of condolence
Jason Ostapyk lifts his hand in salute in front of the simple book of condolences, set out at the legislative building for Manitobans to sign in honour of Queen Elizabeth.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
CUPE 500 opens Winnipeg strike headquarters
While the union has yet to go on strike, President God Delbridge said they want to be fully prepared in case a settlement cannot be achieved.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
CPL playoff push expected to be tense in final month of games
The Canadian Premier League has reached the final month of the 2022 regular season, and the end of the season is lined up to be the most exciting push for the playoffs the league has seen since it began. Following this weekend’s games, five points separate top seed Atletico Ottawa and defending CPL champions Pacific […]
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- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
'The thrill of a lifetime': Manitobans recount royal brushes with Queen Elizabeth II
As royalists around the world mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Manitobans are fondly remembering the special moments they shared with the late monarch during her many decades of service.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
Gillingham’s billion-dollar promise
Scott Gillingham vows to deliver on the long-awaited widening of Kenaston Boulevard and an extension of the Chief Peguis Trail, if he’s elected mayor next month.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
Flax beverage and memory study up and running at St. Boniface Hospital
After years of waiting because of the pandemic, a clinical trial on flax seed and its effects on memory loss is happening at St. Boniface Hospital Research Centre.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
Victim of fatal crash not discovered until morning after: RCMP
A 30-year-old man killed in a single vehicle crash in Pinawa, Man. Saturday night was not found until the morning after.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Sep 12/22
Man, 30, dies after crashing into a tree in Pinawa, Man.
Lac du Bonnet RCMP is investigating after a 30-year-old man from Powerview, Man., died following a crash.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Sep 12/22
More than $200,000 in drugs, firearms seized by Winnipeg police
A Winnipeg man is facing several charges after more than $200,000 worth of drugs and firearms were discovered in an apartment suite on Sunday.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Sep 12/22
Gillingham offers plans for Chief Peguis Trail, Kenaston Boulevard as mayoral race heats up
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham says he will move forward with two long-planned major infrastructure projects: the widening of Kenaston Boulevard from Taylor Avenue to Ness Avenue and the extension of Chief Peguis Trail west from Main Street to Route 90.
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- Monday 03PM Sep 12/22
Driver Ejected from Vehicle in Fatal Crash Near Pinawa Channel
A 30-year-old man was killed Saturday when the vehicle he was in struck a tree and ejected him on the embankment of the Pinawa Channel.
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- Monday 02PM Sep 12/22
Mayoral candidate Murray promises to electrify bus fleet and complete transit network by 2030
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Glen Murray promised Monday to buy more electric buses, increase the frequency of transit service and build out the city's transit system 15 years ahead of schedule.
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- Monday 02PM Sep 12/22
Former Winnipeg high school football coach accused of sex assaults faces more charges
Police have laid more charges against a former Winnipeg high school football coach accused of sexually assaulting students. Kelsey Albert McKay, who is 52, was charged in the spring with 22 offences against eight former students. Police say a ninth former student has come forward, and McKay has been charged with two more counts — […]
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- Monday 02PM Sep 12/22
Lifesaving Society Manitoba hoping people consider lifeguard training due to staff shortages
Lifesaving Society Manitoba is hoping to connect people with fall courses for lifeguarding, as Manitoba continues to face a shortage.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Sep 12/22
Winnipeg man says cops laughed off his report of bike theft
A Winnipeg man has gone public with his bike theft experience, and his dissatisfaction with the city's police service, after he says a trio of cops laughed off his concerns.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Sep 12/22
Toronto police officer killed in unprovoked 'ambush' attack
A 48-year-old Toronto police officer was fatally shot at close range and died at the scene in an unprovoked “ambush” attack during a lunch break in Mississauga Monday, police officials say.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Sep 12/22
Canadians who will be at the Queen's funeral: list of delegates released
Preparations for Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral are underway in London as Britain mourns the passing of its longest-reigning monarch. Along with Gov. Gen. Mary Simon and the prime minister, Canada’s High Commissioner to the U.K. Ralph Goodale will be one of the "official mourners" from Canada. Trudeau will be accompanied by his spouse, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Sep 12/22
Online food delivery business Skip The Dishes lays off 350 Winnipeg employees
Skip The Dishes says it has laid off approximately 350 workers based in Winnipeg.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Sep 12/22
Former Winnipeg Coach Facing New Sexual Assault Charges
A former Winnipeg high school football coach is facing new sexual assault charges after another alleged victim came forward.
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- Monday 12PM Sep 12/22
Wolseley break-in suspect arrested, facing additional indecent act charges: WPS
A Winnipeg man is facing charges after a break-and-enter at a Wolseley area home where a suspect committed an indecent act and tried to force himself onto a woman who lived there.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Sep 12/22
50% of Manitobans reject idea of private health care, recent poll shows
Staffing shortages and experiences of poor care across the country have officials searching for answers to Canada’s health care challenges.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Sep 12/22
High school football coach accused of sex crimes handed two new charges, Winnipeg police say
Winnipeg police will be providing an update on additional charges laid against a former high school football coach.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Sep 12/22
Winnipeg police to announce additional charges against high school football coach
The Winnipeg Police Service said they will be announcing more charges against a high school football coach previously charged with sexual assault.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Sep 12/22
Winnipeg police lay more charges against football coach after former student comes forward
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) has laid additional charges against a high school football coach previously charged with sexual assault.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Sep 12/22
2 more charges laid against Winnipeg high school football coach accused of sexual abuse
Winnipeg high school football coach and teacher Kelsey McKay faces two more charges related to sexual abuse of minors during his time at Churchill High School and Vincent Massey Collegiate.
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- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
As Charles becomes King, here's our Royal Family's new order of succession
With Charles becoming King, his sons and grandchildren are next in succession for the monarchy. CTVNews.ca has illustrated the new order of succession.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
The event inviting Winnipeggers to walk for a cause
The United Way Winnipeg is inviting residents to get their steps in this week to support the well-being of the city and those who live in it.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
Winnipeg police make arrest after intruder tried to force himself on woman in Wolseley home
A man accused of going into a Wolseley neighbourhood home, committing an indecent act in front of a woman who lives there and trying to force himself on her has been arrested, Winnipeg police say.
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- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting September 12th
Here are the deals from the Regent location in winnipeg, make sure to check out the first part too. There was some issue with the signs this morning so hopefully it’s complete. Also make sure to check out the new ... Read More »
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- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
Winnipeg man charged with Wolseley break-in linked to multiple indecent acts, police say
Sex crimes investigators have linked a Winnipeg suspect to two other indecent acts in the past year, in addition to an incident at a Wolseley home this summer.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
Part 1- Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting September 12th
Here are the deals of the week from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Seemed to be some issue with the signs today, so hopefully I got everything. Lots of new stuff coming in and moving around too. Also make sure ... Read More »
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- Monday 10AM Sep 12/22
Police Charge Suspect in Multiple Indecent Acts
Winnipeg police have arrested a suspect believed to be responsible for multiple indecent acts and a break-in.
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- Monday 09AM Sep 12/22
Canada's real problem is not job losses, it's the rush to retire: economists
Canada's labor force grew in August, but it fell the previous two months and remains smaller than before the summer as tens of thousands of people simply stopped working. Much of this can be chalked up to more Canadians than ever retiring, said Statistics Canada.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Sep 12/22
Is Canada preparing for an authoritarian United States?
Ever since Canada became a nation, we’ve been making contingency plans, preparing for the worst: American conflict spilling over onto our territory. Canadians have been secretly worried about our friends to the south, just as we have been publicly supportive. Recent events in the United States have only exacerbated those concerns. So what do experts […]
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- Monday 09AM Sep 12/22
Skip the Dishes lays off about 350 Winnipeg staff
Hundreds of employees in Winnipeg have been laid off by food delivery service Skip the Dishes.
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- Monday 08AM Sep 12/22
Brandon police respond to 3 break-ins in 6-hour span
Brandon Police Service officers responded to three, separate and unrelated break and enters in the span of six hours over the weekend.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Sep 12/22
Eligible Manitobans can book bivalent vaccine appointments Monday
Manitobans who are eligible for the bivalent COVID-19 vaccine can begin booking appointments as of 9 a.m. Monday.© Global |
- Monday 08AM Sep 12/22
Questions remain whether Queen’s funeral will mark national holiday in Canada
Two more Commonwealth countries have announced they will mark the death of Queen Elizabeth II with a public holiday, but there is still no word if Canada will follow suit. Both Australia and New Zealand announced residents would get a one-time national public holiday later this month to mourn the Queen. Canada announced its plans […]
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- Monday 07AM Sep 12/22
Man arrested in Brandon for picking up and tossing teen: police
The Brandon Police Service arrested a man last week for allegedly tossing a teenage boy.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Sep 12/22
Ukraine reclaims more territory, reports capturing many Russian soldiers
Ukrainian troops retook a wide swath of territory on Monday as part of a lightning advance that forced Russia to make a hasty retreat. It was not yet clear if it could signal a turning point in the war. Momentum has switched back and forth before, but rarely with such a big and sudden swing.
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- Monday 07AM Sep 12/22
Flamingoes, Sandwiches Among Unusual Items Left at Queen Tribute Site in London
LONDON — A pink papier maché flamingo, a marmalade sandwich and a Queen-shaped rubber duck are among the items being left among the cards and flowers at a tribute site to the late Queen Elizabeth II in London.
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- Monday 05AM Sep 12/22
Pierre Poilievre to meet Conservative party caucus after landslide leadership win
Pierre Poilievre will address the national Conservative caucus today for the first time since handily securing the party’s leadership over the weekend. Poilievre is set to meet with the Tories’ members of Parliament and senators in Ottawa, where many had already gathered to see his big win. The longtime MP cruised to the opposition leader’s […]
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- Monday 05AM Sep 12/22
Queen hailed in service as a 'constant in all our lives'
As Queen Elizabeth II's four children walked silently behind, a hearse carried her flag-draped coffin along a crowd-lined street in the Scottish capital Monday to a cathedral, where a service of thanksgiving hailed the late monarch as a 'constant in all of our lives for over 70 years.'© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Sep 12/22
King Charles describes ‘weight of history’; Queen’s coffin arrives in Edinburgh
King Charles III and his three siblings marched behind their mother’s coffin Monday in a solemn procession along the Royal Mile in the historic heart of the Scottish capital of Edinburgh. A military bagpiper played the national anthem as the coffin of Queen Elizabeth II, draped in the royal standard, was carried from the Palace […]
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- Monday 05AM Sep 12/22
Mom who went to Manitoba ER for postpartum depression help told she had 'nothing to be depressed about'
A Manitoba mother with postpartum depression says she was dismissed by an emergency room physician last month when she sought help after having suicidal thoughts.
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- Monday 05AM Sep 12/22
Gimli rallies together to put on picture-perfect wedding for Ukrainian newcomers
A rural Manitoba town banded together to help two Ukrainian newcomers get married as they settle into their life in Canada.
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- Monday 03AM Sep 12/22
Frustrated business owners fed up by break-ins joining forces
Leah Ann Pedersen was ready to call it quits after two break-ins at her hair salon and other challenges that come with running a small business.
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- Monday 03AM Sep 12/22
Glimmer of light during a family’s darkest moments
Team Brody Foundation is a non-profit organization started by the family of a boy named Brody Birrell-Gruhn.
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- Monday 03AM Sep 12/22
Teaching dream of Canadian citizenship
It’s a big week for Caroline Josephson. The retired teacher will celebrate her 75th birthday Wednesday, but first she has a meeting with the mayor of Winnipeg.
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- Monday 03AM Sep 12/22
Thousands of international students still waiting on permits after Canadian school year begins
The first week of college and university in Canada has passed, but thousands of international students were not at orientation or in classrooms because they are still waiting on study permits.
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- Sunday 07PM Sep 11/22
News briefs for Monday, September 12, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, September 12, 2022 10:07 AM Man arrested after series of indecent acts Winnipeg police have charged a man in a string […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 06PM Sep 11/22
‘Schools shouldn’t be run by businesses’
Winnipeg teacher Katie Hurst dips into her own pocket to pay for supplies for her students, while many of her colleagues prepare applications for financial grants on their own time.
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- Sunday 06PM Sep 11/22
Winnipeg man providing aid in flood-stricken Pakistan says it will take years to repair damage
Masroor Khan travelled from Winnipeg to Pakistan to provide humanitarian aid and is doing anything he can to help. The devastating flood in Pakistan has displaced millions of people, leaving them without homes, food and water. It has also claimed the lives of more than 1,300 people, and injured thousands more. Khan has been in […]
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- Sunday 06PM Sep 11/22
Ovarian cancer fundraiser returns as an in-person event at Winnipeg's Kildonan Park
More than 200 people gathered in Kildonan Park on Sunday to raise awareness and money for ovarian cancer research.
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- Sunday 06PM Sep 11/22
ManyFest draws thousands to Winnipeg’s downtown
Winnipeg's largest street festival returned to the city's core marking an important step in downtown Winnipeg's post-lockdown recovery.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Sep 11/22
Rules issued for those wanting to pay respects to the queen
The government has published guidelines for people wishing to file past the late queen's closed coffin as it lies in state at the Palace of Westminster.
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- Sunday 05PM Sep 11/22
'The most fatal disease': Walk of Hope raises money for ovarian cancer research
More than 300 people got out to Kildonan Park Sunday morning to join in the fight against ovarian cancer.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Sep 11/22
Calculating true value of civic campaign pledges
The first question Winnipeg voters should ask candidates in the lead-up to this year’s civic election: how do they plan to pay for all the promises they’re making?
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- Sunday 04PM Sep 11/22
Mayoral candidate Gillingham vows to close the gaps in Winnipeg's active transportation network
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham has promised to upgrade active transportation if he’s elected next month.
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- Sunday 04PM Sep 11/22
Suspects tasered, bystander assaulted, weapon seized in stolen vehicle arrest: WPS
Winnipeg police say they seized a weapon and drugs from four suspects allegedly parked in a stolen vehicle in Sargent Park on Saturday night. Police say the arrest included a struggle with an officer, two suspects getting tasered, and a bystander being assaulted. It happened around 11:45 p.m. at Ashburn Street and Richard Avenue. Police […]
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- Sunday 04PM Sep 11/22
Good deeds don’t erase drug broker’s crimes, judge rules
Lord Kofi Agyapong-Mensah turned his attention to mentoring Winnipeg youth after he was released from a California prison for his part in a cross-border scam that bilked seniors out of at least $280 million.
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- Sunday 04PM Sep 11/22
- Sunday 04PM Sep 11/22
Toronto Fire rescue actor Anna Kendrick from stuck elevator at TIFF
Kendrick strikes a few red-carpet worthy poses while Toronto Fire opens the elevator hatch and lowers a ladder down.
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- Sunday 03PM Sep 11/22
Manitoba Conservatives hope for unity with Pierre Poilievre as new leader
Tories in Manitoba are hoping for a unified stance moving forward after members of the Conservative Party of Canada overwhelmingly chose Pierre Poilievre as their new leader.
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- Sunday 03PM Sep 11/22
Charest returning to private sector after finishing distant 2nd in Conservative leadership race
One of the most stunning parts of Pierre Poilievre’s first-ballot victory to become the next leader of the Conservative Party of Canada was his success in Quebec. Poilievre, who is a fluent French-speaker, captured nearly all ridings over the province’s former premier Jean Charest. Charest congratulated Poilievre in a video posted to social media on […]
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- Sunday 03PM Sep 11/22
How the Prairie Comics Festival shows off the work of local comic creators
Winnipeg's independent comic creators got together this weekend to showcase their work and celebrate the world of indie comics.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Sep 11/22
U.K. keeping Queen’s memory alive, one flower at a time
LONDON — It’s only 8 a.m. on Sunday morning but deep within the misty folds of The Green Park, in a small hollow known as the Floral Tribute garden, dozens of women are working frantically to remove cellophane and paper wrappers from some of the thousands of bouquets that have been left for Queen Elizabeth.
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- Sunday 02PM Sep 11/22
Four Arrested After Police Spot Stolen Vehicle in Sargent Park
Winnipeg police arrested four people on Saturday night after officers spotted a stolen vehicle in the Sargent Park neighbourhood.
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- Sunday 02PM Sep 11/22
Canada’s High Commissioner meets with King Charles III in ’emotional reunion’
Canada’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom says it was an emotional reunion at the palace on Sunday where he met with King Charles III. Charles III met with the secretary-general of the Commonwealth at Buckingham Palace before holding a reception with the foreign secretary and commissioners from those countries, including Canada, for the first […]
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- Sunday 02PM Sep 11/22
Afghan, Ukrainian refugees in Winnipeg given handmade quilts as winter looms
As Afghan and Ukrainian refugees continue to settle in Winnipeg, a group of volunteers is making sure they’ll be staying warm this winter. Members of the Excel Empowerment Centre came together this week to sew handmaid quilts to welcome the newcomers – and make sure they stay warm as the temperature begins to drop. A […]
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- Sunday 01PM Sep 11/22
Lack of ‘essential service’ decried as landline woes continue
The weeks-long loss of their landline has not only hurt their business, a Winnipeg couple says, it has put them in danger.
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- Sunday 10AM Sep 11/22
Brandon pop-up park pilot project aims to support people who are unhoused
A pop-up park being set up in Brandon, Man., will include porta-potties, a sheltered area and seating, serving as a place for people to congregate in community. The space is intended for daytime use only.
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- Sunday 08AM Sep 11/22
Queen’s death casts uncertainty over fate of beloved corgis
For many people around the world, the word corgi is forever linked to Queen Elizabeth II. Princess Diana once called them a “moving carpet” always by her mother-in-law’s side. Stubby, fluffy little dogs with a high-pitched bark, corgis were the late queen’s constant companions since she was a child. She owned nearly 30 throughout her […]
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- Sunday 08AM Sep 11/22
Blue Bombers Pick Roughriders Apart in One-Sided Banjo Bowl
WINNIPEG — It was more than the lopsided score that had Zach Collaros proud of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' offence on Saturday. It was the way they did it.
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- Sunday 07AM Sep 11/22
Hundreds gather for Pakistan flood relief fundraiser at Winnipeg mosque
Hundreds of people gathered at the Manitoba Islamic Association in Winnipeg Saturday to share a meal and prayers and raise money to support emergency flood relief efforts in Pakistan.
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- Sunday 06AM Sep 11/22
On infrastructure, Winnipeg's mayoral race offers little risk and not much opportunity
Winnipeg's wide-open mayoral races offer voters a chance to hear new ideas, but when it comes to infrastructure pledges, candidates are shying away.
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- Sunday 06AM Sep 11/22
With death of Queen Elizabeth, Indigenous people reflect on often difficult relationship with the Crown
As people across the globe mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth, First Nations people reflect on what the future may hold for their relationship with the Crown.
© CBC |
- Sunday 06AM Sep 11/22
Military ombudsman reports 10 vaccine-related complaints, no plans to probe mandate
Canada’s military ombudsman says his office has received fewer than a dozen complaints from service members about the Armed Forces’ vaccine requirement, and that he has not found any issues with how it is being enforced. The Canadian Armed Forces since December has required that all troops receive two shots of a recognized COVID-19 vaccine […]
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- Sunday 05AM Sep 11/22
Queen Elizabeth II's coffin takes long road through Scotland
Queen Elizabeth II's flag-draped coffin slowly processed through the rugged Scottish countryside Sunday on a final days-long journey from her beloved Balmoral Castle to London.© CTV |
- Sunday 05AM Sep 11/22
Aid for flood victims arrives in hard-hit Pakistani province
Two more U.S. military planes loaded with tons of aid for Pakistanis affected by flooding from deadly monsoon rains landed Sunday in southern Sindh province, one of the worst-affected regions in the impoverished country. Saif Ullah, spokesman for the country’s Civil Aviation Authority, said each plane was loaded with about 35 tons of relief aid […]
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- Sunday 05AM Sep 11/22
Brandon monument celebrates rich cultural tapestry of southwestern Manitoba
The Labyrinth of Peace in Brandon has been refurbished to become a centrepiece of the Brandon Riverbank Discovery Centre. The monument features 10 different religions' symbols for peace.
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- Sunday 03AM Sep 11/22
Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin arrives in Edinburgh after long road through Scotland
In a somber, regal procession, Queen Elizabeth II’s flag-draped coffin was driven slowly through the Scottish countryside Sunday from her beloved Balmoral Castle to the Scottish capital of Edinburgh. Mourners packed city streets and highway bridges or lined rural roads with cars and tractors to take part in a historic goodbye to the monarch who […]
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- Sunday 03AM Sep 11/22
Ukraine pushes big counteroffensive as war marks 200 days
As the war in Ukraine marked 200 days on Sunday, the country has reclaimed broad swaths of the south and east in a long-anticipated counteroffensive that has dealt a heavy blow to Russia. The counterattack began in the final days of August and at first focused on the southern region of Kherson, which was swept […]
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- Sunday 03AM Sep 11/22
Rural hospital shutdowns continue into fall
Summer shutdowns at some rural Manitoba hospitals have quietly extended into fall, and the uncertainty about reopening is frustrating residents.
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- Sunday 03AM Sep 11/22
- Sunday 03AM Sep 11/22
- Sunday 12AM Sep 11/22
Outside power restored, Zaporizhzhia nuke plant shuts down
Europe’s largest nuclear plant has been reconnected to Ukraine’s electricity grid, allowing engineers to shut down its last operational reactor in an attempt to avoid a radiation disaster as fighting rages in the area. The six-reactor Zaporizhzhia plant lost its outside source of power a week ago after all its power lines were disconnected as […]
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- Sunday 12AM Sep 11/22
9/11 attacks still reverberate as US marks 21st anniversary
Americans remembered 9/11 on Sunday with tear-choked tributes, and pleas to “never forget,” 21 years after the deadliest terror attack on U.S. soil. Bonita Mentis set out to read victims’ names at the ground zero ceremony wearing a necklace with a photo of her slain sister, Shevonne Mentis, a 25-year-old Guyanese immigrant who worked for […]
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- Saturday 08PM Sep 10/22
Blue Bombers pick Roughriders apart in one-sided Banjo Bowl
Zach Collaros threw for four touchdowns as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers scored on their first eight possessions in a crushing 54-20 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday.© CTV |
- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
Recovery Day in Winnipeg attracts crowd to defeat addictions, stigma: ‘There’s always hope’
Manitoba organizations advocating for mental health and addictions resources hosted their first in-person Recovery Day since the pandemic began.© Global |
- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
Huge quake hits Papua New Guinea, extent of damage unclear
Renagi Ravu was meeting with colleagues at his home in the Papua New Guinea highlands Sunday morning when a huge magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck. Ravu tried to stand up from his chair but couldn’t maintain his balance and so ended up in a kind of group hug with his colleagues, while plates and cups crashed […]
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- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
Collaros throws 4 TDs as Blue Bombers dominate Roughriders in Banjo Bowl
Zach Collaros threw for four touchdowns as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers scored on their first eight possessions in a crushing 54-20 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday.
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- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
Many gather for downtown street festival return
For the first time in two years, Winnipeggers packed downtown streets ready for outdoor concerts, carnival rides, and rows upon rows of food trucks.
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- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
Blue Bombers pick Roughriders apart in one sided Banjo Bowl
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers scored on their first eight possessions in a crushing 54-20 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday.© Global |
- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
Blue Bombers Pick Roughriders Apart in One-Sided Banjo Bowl
WINNIPEG — It was more than the lopsided score that had Zach Collaros proud of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' offence on Saturday. It was the way they did it.
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- Saturday 07PM Sep 10/22
News briefs for Sunday, September 11, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, September 11, 2022 12:21 PM RCMP locates missing Steinbach man A man reported missing from Steinbach last Tuesday has been safely […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06PM Sep 10/22
'It's always a good time': Bombers, Roughriders fans enjoy rivalry ahead of Banjo Bowl
A sea of Winnipeg Blue Bombers jerseys, the smell of barbecue in the air, blaring music and wild costumes — all ingredients for a successful tailgate party outside IG Field before the Banjo Bowl on Saturday afternoon.
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- Saturday 06PM Sep 10/22
Police didn’t help stop bike theft, cyclist says
A cyclist says he’s left feeling violated after Winnipeg police officers refused to help him while his bike was being stolen.
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