Tuesday 02PM Sep 20/22
Fight outside Winnipeg high school results in three arrests: police
Two adults and a 13-year-old boy are facing charges following a fight outside of a Winnipeg high school on Monday.
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- Tuesday 02PM Sep 20/22
Officer Injured as Suspect Rams Police Vehicle
Manitoba RCMP have a suspect in custody after a chase involving two separate stolen vehicles.
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- Tuesday 01PM Sep 20/22
Manitoba MĂ©tis Federation celebrates grand opening of Li Pchi Pwayson School Age Centre
'By taking care of our children in this way, we are also taking care of the future of the community and the future of the nation.'© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Sep 20/22
Liberals Move Bills on GST Benefits, Dental Care as Parliament Resumes
OTTAWA â The Liberals moved forward on their promised financial help for Canada's lowest-income families on Tuesday, introducing bills to expand the GST, housing and dental benefits within minutes of the House of Commons kicking off its fall sitting.
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- Tuesday 01PM Sep 20/22
Winnipeg officer cleared in shooting of knife-wielding man who killed woman
A Winnipeg police officer was justified in shooting a man who killed a woman and had a knife in his hands as he moved toward police, the Manitoba Independent Investigation Unit says.
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- Tuesday 01PM Sep 20/22
U.S. FDA warns against cooking chicken in NyQuil
The U.S. FDA is pleading with people to not cook their chicken in NyQuil as a potentially dangerous social media trend makes the rounds.
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- Tuesday 01PM Sep 20/22
'The audience just went wild': Local choir performs with The Eagles on stage at Winnipeg concert
A Winnipeg choir felt more like rock stars Friday night after performing on stage with The Eagles at Canada Life Centre.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Sep 20/22
Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk wants to replace police chief, board
Jenny Motkaluk says she wants the Winnipeg Police Board to get rid of the city's police chief, and then she wants to get rid of the board.
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- Tuesday 12PM Sep 20/22
Melita emergency room to reopen
The emergency department at Melita Health Centre is reopening this week.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Sep 20/22
Nearly a quarter of Canadians cutting back on food purchases amid high inflation: survey
Amid soaring prices at grocery stores, a new survey has found that 24 per cent of Canadians have had to cut back on the amount of food they were buying.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Sep 20/22
Aydin Coban sentencing hearing delayed due to COVID-19
The sentencing hearing for Aydin Coban, who was found guilty of harassing Amanda Todd, has been delayed because the lead prosecutor has COVID.
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- Tuesday 12PM Sep 20/22
Vehicles appear to collapse into sinkhole at south Edmonton dealership
There were at least four cars in the hole at Infiniti South Edmonton's parking lot when CTV News Edmonton arrived on scene.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Sep 20/22
Manitoba couple attends Queenâs funeral, despite some criticism
A Manitoba couple from Ebb and Flow First Nation travelled to London to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth II. Matthew Houle and Pearl Baptiste-Houle arrived in London on Saturday morning to attend the funeral of the Queen in person. It was a milestone event they say they couldnât miss. âMy wife is a royalist. […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Sep 20/22
âContinues to Adjust:â Manitoba Housing Market Slowly Cooling
Manitoba's real estate market is moving closer to balanced territory based on August home sales.
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- Tuesday 11AM Sep 20/22
B.C. junior hockey team on probation, fined for hazing incident
The Kootenay International Junior Hockey League's Creston Valley Thunder Cats have been sanctioned after a hazing investigation.
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- Tuesday 10AM Sep 20/22
The pilot project bringing addiction services to remote Manitoba communities
A new mobile medical team is set to bring addiction services to remote First Nation communities in Manitoba that may have difficulty accessing addictions resources.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Sep 20/22
Manitoba encourages people to celebrate food and farm awareness week
From Sept 19 to Sept 23, Manitobans can enjoy activities that celebrate the diversity of food production in the province.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Sep 20/22
Winnipegâs Folklorama nets international awards at Texas conference
Although it was back up and running for an in-person festival this year after forced time off due to the pandemic, Winnipeg's Folklorama is being recognized for its efforts.© Global |
- Tuesday 09AM Sep 20/22
Walmart photo centre prints deal
Walmart photo centre has a deal on prints right now.
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- Tuesday 07AM Sep 20/22
Break and enter, car theft near Brandon results in arrest of teens
Two teenagers were arrested over the weekend following the report of a break and enter into a home near Brandon.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Sep 20/22
Inflation rate cools in August but grocery prices continue to climb
Canada’s annual inflation rate slowed to 7.0 per cent in August largely driven by the price of gasoline falling, but the cost of groceries continues to climb. In its latest monthly consumer price index (CPI) report, Statistics Canada said grocery prices rose at the fastest rate since 1981, with prices up 10.8 per cent compared […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Sep 20/22
Canada's inflation rate cools to 7%, but food prices are still climbing
Canada's inflation rate cooled to seven per cent in August, Statistics Canada said Tuesday. But food prices are still climbing, with the cost of groceries rising by 10.8 per cent in the past year.
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- Tuesday 07AM Sep 20/22
Expert Flags Potential for Dental-Care Clawbacks as Result of Federal Program
OTTAWA â A University of Calgary economist warns a new federal dental benefit for children could open families up to the potential for "clawbacks" if they don't spend all the money on their kids' teeth.Â
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- Tuesday 06AM Sep 20/22
With ceremonies over, King Charles III faces biggest task
The cannons have sounded, the bells have rung and the mourners have paid their respects. Now King Charles III faces the task of preserving a 1,000-year-old monarchy that his mother nurtured for seven decades but that faces an uncertain future. The challenge is immense. Personal affection for the queen meant that the monarchyâs role in […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Sep 20/22
A search for answers after a Toronto shooting spree
Three people, including a police officer, were killed. The gunman dies as well. The crimes stretched over three cities, five police agencies and hours of the middle of a day in Southern Ontario. But more than a week after the shooter was killed by police, there still isn’t much to explain why this happened. What […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Sep 20/22
Inflation is cooling, but the Bank of Canada isn't done its fight: economists
Inflation in Canada is cooling faster than expected, but economists don't expect the Bank of Canada to back down from its fight just yet. The annual inflation rate slowed to 7.0 per cent in August, Statistics Canada said.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Sep 20/22
Strengthening Hurricane Fiona barrels toward Turks and Caicos Islands
A strengthening Hurricane Fiona barreled toward the Turks and Caicos Islands on Tuesday as it threatened to strengthen into a Category 3 storm, prompting the government to impose a curfew. Forecasters said Fiona could become a major hurricane late Monday or on Tuesday, when it was expected to pass near the British territory. âStorms are […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Sep 20/22
Homelessness, crime top list of election issues for Winnipeggers, Probe poll suggests
A majority of Winnipeggers place homelessness and poverty among the top issues in this yearâs civic election, newly released poll results suggest.
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- Tuesday 05AM Sep 20/22
Downtown Winnipeg seeing slow recovery, foot traffic about 1/2 of pre-pandemic level: study
Downtown Winnipeg has less than half the foot traffic it did just over two years ago when the pandemic started, a new report from the University of Toronto and the University of California, Berkeley, suggests.
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- Tuesday 04AM Sep 20/22
First Nations in Manitoba lack adequate security measures, including police, chiefs say
The tragedy of the mass killings at James Smith Cree Nation is making Manitoba's First Nations leaders think hard about how to bring full-time Indigenous police officers to their communities.
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- Tuesday 02AM Sep 20/22
Crime-weary businesses join forces in search for solutions
For the last month, plywood has covered the glass front door at Pup Paradise that was shattered when someone broke into the dog grooming shop and walked out with expensive equipment.
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- Tuesday 02AM Sep 20/22
Indigenous CMU students welcome teepee on campus
There’s something new on the campus of Canadian Mennonite University — a teepee.
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- Monday 10PM Sep 19/22
EQ3 partnership lets you furnish your apartment virtually
Pretty soon, you’ll be able to virtually furnish your empty apartment with the click of a mouse.
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- Monday 09PM Sep 19/22
Hundreds remember queen in local service
As local mourners gathered to honour the life and legacy of Canada’s longest-serving monarch, Queen Elizabeth watched over them — from the north easternmost stained-glass window of St. John’s Anglican Cathedral.
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- Monday 08PM Sep 19/22
Gillingham wants to bring âyesâ culture, better customer service to city hall
MAYORAL candidate Scott Gillingham wants to bring better customer service to city hall.
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- Monday 08PM Sep 19/22
Gillingham wants to bring âyesâ culture, better customer service to city hall
MAYORAL candidate Scott Gillingham wants to bring better customer service to city hall.
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- Monday 08PM Sep 19/22
Winnipeg retirement home hosts tea party to honour Queen Elizabeth II
As people around the world watched while Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest, a Winnipeg retirement home hosted a fitting farewell.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Sep 19/22
New shelter on horizon for St. James shed resident
A homeless man who made headlines for living in a shed on city property in St. James for a month is getting help finding safe housing, income assistance and employment.
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- Monday 08PM Sep 19/22
Brandon man's passion for the monarchy fuels decades-long collection
From figurines to saucers, Doug Adams' living room is filled with royal faces.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Sep 19/22
Winnipeg native Harry Langford, 'Ironman' for Stampeders in 1950s, dies at 92
Harry Langford, who played 135 consecutive games for the Calgary Stampeders over nine seasons (1950-58), was one of the franchise's earliest stars and toughest athletes. He died Monday morning at age 92.
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- Monday 07PM Sep 19/22
Beyond Meat executive accused of biting manâs nose outside college football game
Officials said that an executive of a vegan food products company has been charged with felony battery and making a terroristic threat after an altercation outside a football game in which he’s accused of biting a man’s nose. Beyond Meat Chief Operations Officer Doug Ramsey has been accused of a road rage attack outside Saturday’s […]
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- Monday 07PM Sep 19/22
Recession 'almost inevitable' Winnipeg economist says
As she walks through the aisles at the supermarket, Susan Meged says the price of produce and other groceries is hard not to notice.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Sep 19/22
News briefs for Tuesday, September 20, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, September 20, 2022 11:36 AM Mayoral candidate Motkaluk wants police chief fired Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk wants the Winnipeg Police Board […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Sep 19/22
90-year-old Manitoba artist starting up art classes following pandemic pause
"To paint, it saved my life," Joyce Anderson told Global News.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Sep 19/22
Historian reflects on Queen's visit to a Manitoba Hutterite colony
A Manitoba historian is reflecting on the Queenâs visit to a Hutterite colony during a Royal Tour in the province more than 50 years ago.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Sep 19/22
'An incredible gesture': Memories of Queen Elizabeth II's visit to a Manitoba Hutterite colony
A Manitoba historian is reflecting on the Queenâs visit to a Hutterite colony during a Royal Tour in the province more than 50 years ago.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Sep 19/22
Family matters in mayoral campaigns
Gordon Alder may be 90 years old and ineligible to vote for mayoral hopeful Scott Gillingham, but he has voluntarily assembled dozens of the candidate’s election signs.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Sep 19/22
Alberta man found guilty in death of MĂ©tis hunters appealing conviction, sentence
An Alberta man found guilty of manslaughter in the deaths of two MĂ©tis hunters is appealing his conviction and sentence.
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- Monday 05PM Sep 19/22
Living in Winnipeg: Renting and buying affordability breakdown
The city's rent prices haven't seen many changes over the years, but the housing market is facing swinging highs and lows creating challenges for first-time buyers.© Global |
- Monday 05PM Sep 19/22
Assault near school nets charges
Police have laid charges in connection to a Monday incident involving students and at least one parent at Collège Sturgeon Heights Collegiate.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 19/22
âFrustratedâ civic workersâ union ramps up strike preparations
The largest union of city workers is poised to strike.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 19/22
Small talk, stillness, glimpses of royalty: witnessing history from its background
LONDON — It was eerie, how you could pinpoint the moment the surreal became real.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 19/22
UAlberta has tips on food for brain to maximize learning capacity
University of Alberta dietician says food has a huge impact on learners' ability to focus, and humans need good fuel for their brains.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 19/22
Safer opioid supply program leads to drop in hospitalizations, ER visits: study
Safe opioid supply programs can cut down on ER and hospitalizations for people at high risk for overdose, says new research from Ontario.
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- Monday 04PM Sep 19/22
Several suspects arrested, charged after 3 people bear-sprayed outside Winnipeg school: police
Several suspects were arrested and are facing charges after three people were bear-sprayed outside a Winnipeg high school around lunch time on Monday, police say
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- Monday 03PM Sep 19/22
City starts spraying for elm bark beetles
The city has started its yearly quest to control Winnipegâs elm bark beetle population in an effort to reduce the spread of Dutch elm disease.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Sep 19/22
Police recover gun, arrest several after group seen armed in William Whyte neighbourhood
Several people were arrested and a gun was recovered after witnesses saw the weapon among a group of people in the William Whyte neighbourhood on Monday, Winnipeg police say.
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- Monday 03PM Sep 19/22
Several people facing charges after fight at Winnipeg high school: police
Several people are facing charges after a fight involving an adult broke out at a Winnipeg high school.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Sep 19/22
Overhaul Winnipeg city departments to improve customer service, mayoral candidate says
The City of Winnipeg needs to reorganize itself to make it more focused on customer service, mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham says.
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- Monday 02PM Sep 19/22
Manitoba commemorates Queen Elizabeth with memorial service, formal salutes
The Province of Manitoba will commemorate the life of Queen Elizabeth II Monday evening with an invitation-only memorial service at St. John's Anglican Cathedral in Winnipeg.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Sep 19/22
What an arborist says about the future of Manitoba's iconic Halfway Tree
Rooted on the side of the Trans-Canada Highway, a century-old Cottonwood Tree has stood as a marker to countless Manitobans letting them know they have almost made it â they are halfway home.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Sep 19/22
'Historic but also very sad time': Manitobans pay tribute as Queen Elizabeth II laid to rest
Cannons boomed across the Assiniboine River in downtown Winnipeg on Monday in a deafening salute to Queen Elizabeth II as she was laid to rest 6,000 kilometres away.
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- Monday 01PM Sep 19/22
Mexico hit by big earthquake
An earthquake hit the west coast of Mexico, south of Guadalajara, off the state of Michoacan Monday afternoon.
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- Monday 12PM Sep 19/22
Is this the real life? Justin Trudeau tries to sing 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in London hotel piano bar days before Queen's funeral
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is not a poor boy from a poor family, but that didn't stop him from trying to sing Queen's banger of a song 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in a London, U.K., hotel piano bar Saturday ahead of Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Sep 19/22
'I'm here to honour her': Manitobans flock to legislative grounds for gun salute to Queen Elizabeth II
Ceremonial gunfire rang out on the Manitoba Legislature grounds to honour Queen Elizabeth II on the day of her funeral.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Sep 19/22
Royal gun salute for late queen
More than 200 people gathered south of the Manitoba Legislative Building this morning for a royal gun salute to Queen Elizabeth.
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- Monday 12PM Sep 19/22
Royal gun salute for late queen
More than 200 people gathered south of the Manitoba Legislative Building this morning for a royal gun salute to Queen Elizabeth.
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- Monday 11AM Sep 19/22
'It's about joy': Winnipeg event aimed at honouring Treaty commitment
An event in Winnipeg this weekend brought together Indigenous people, settlers and newcomers to celebrate the relationships created through the signing of the Treaties.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Sep 19/22
ANALYSIS: Scheifele podcast comments add to eventful lead-up to season for Winnipeg Jets
The Winnipeg Jets' attempt to put what was an extremely disappointing season in the rearview mirror begins later this week, with the start of training camp at Bell MTS Iceplex.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Sep 19/22
Loyal to the last, Queen's corgis and pony watch her pass
Queen Elizabeth II's black pony Emma watched the monarch's funeral procession pass by in the grounds of Windsor Castle. The Queen's two corgis, Sandy and Muick, were also brought out for the arrival of the coffin at the castle.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Sep 19/22
Winnipeg's largest union warns workers to prepare for strike after latest talks fail to result in contract
The City of Winnipeg's largest union has told its 5,000 members to sign up for strike picket duty after the latest round of contract talks failed to result in a collective agreement.
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- Monday 10AM Sep 19/22
Ending birth alerts a 'red herring' that doesn't address root causes of child apprehension, experts say
The number of newborns taken into care dropped dramatically as birth alerts ended across Canada, but child welfare experts warn ceasing the practice cannot be the only step governments take to keep families together.
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- Monday 10AM Sep 19/22
Hurricane Fiona slams Dominican Republic after pounding Puerto Rico
Hurricane Fiona roared over the Dominican Republic on Monday after knocking out power across all of Puerto Rico, causing damage the governor said was “catastrophic.” Many people were left without water service. No deaths had been reported, but authorities in the U.S. territory said it was too early to know the full scope of damage […]
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- Monday 09AM Sep 19/22
Part 2 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting September 19th
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part of the deals of the week from Costco.
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- Monday 09AM Sep 19/22
Part 1 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting September 19th
Here is the first part of the deals of the week from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Deals are mostly the same from store to store, just some variety due to stock or seasonal items. Anything ending in 97 is ... Read More »
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- Monday 09AM Sep 19/22
Time to get ready for Samplesource
It’s almost that time of year – Samplesource Fall samples should be available soon. If they do it as usual it should be out next Tuesday September 27th. Now’s the time to register on their website if you haven’t done ... Read More »
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- Monday 09AM Sep 19/22
The final fight in the Return To Office war
Many companies are pushing to bring employees back to the office, but new data shows workers are getting more comfortable working from home.
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- Monday 08AM Sep 19/22
How Manitoba is marking the day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II
Manitoba is recognizing Monday, Sept. 19 as a day of mourning for Queen Elizabeth II, and is holding provincial events and observances to commemorate the Queen on the day of her state funeral.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Sep 19/22
Manitoba Iranian community protests death of young woman in police custody in Iran
Winnipeg's Iranian community gathered at the legislative grounds Sunday evening to raise awareness about the case of a young woman in Iran who died in custody after she was arrested, reportedly after morality police found fault with her headscarf.
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- Monday 08AM Sep 19/22
âA red herring:â Experts warn ending birth alerts not the only solution
Manitoba had a 65 per cent decrease in newborns apprehended after the practice stopped. But the downturn was much less dramatic for babies 12 months and younger.© Global |
- Monday 07AM Sep 19/22
World Says Final Goodbye to Queen Elizabeth at State Funeral, Processions
LONDON â The queen who ruled the United Kingdom and served as Canada's head of state for seven decades was carried to her final resting place on Monday after a state funeral watched across the Commonwealth and around the world.
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- Monday 07AM Sep 19/22
IN PHOTOS: State funeral of Queen Elizabeth II
Queen Elizabeth II, who reigned for 70 years, spent most of her life dedicated to service and duty, and on Monday, Britain and the world gathered to honour and say a final goodbye to the late monarch. The state funeral was held at Westminster Abbey in London and a committal service took place in St. […]
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- Monday 07AM Sep 19/22
Racing Season Extended at Assiniboia Downs
Local horse racing fans will get one extra day of live action at the track. Assiniboia Downs has extended the racing season until Wednesday, September 28.
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- Monday 05AM Sep 19/22
'A red herring:' Experts warn ending birth alerts not the only solution
The number of newborns taken into care dropped dramatically as birth alerts ended across Canada, but child welfare experts warn ceasing the practice cannot be the only step governments take to keep families together.© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Sep 19/22
'This is not my downtown Winnipeg': frustration grows with drug use, people living in bus shacks
Some Winnipeggers are losing patience with the number of homeless people who continue to live in bus shacks throughout the downtown and want the area cleaned up so they will feel safe again.
© CBC |
- Monday 04AM Sep 19/22
LIVE COVERAGE: Queen Elizabeth IIâs state funeral
Queen Elizabeth II is being laid to rest with a funeral at Westminster Abbey followed by a procession to Windsor Castle before a committal service in St. George’s Chapel. She will then be buried with her late husband, Prince Philip, at a private family service. CityNews special correspondent Lisa LaFlamme, alongside reporters Cynthia Mulligan and […]
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- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
U.K. and the rest of the world say final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II
Britain and the world said a final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II at a state funeral Monday that drew presidents and kings, princes and prime ministers — and crowds who massed along the streets of London to honor a monarch whose 70-year reign defined an age. In a country known for pomp and pageantry, the […]
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- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Experts warn against booster delay
Delaying a COVID-19 booster shot appointment to wait for expanded bivalent vaccine eligibility may not be the best option as transmission levels are predicted to rise this fall, a national network of COVID-19 researchers is recommending.
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- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Divine inspiration drives downtown green plan
Cathy Campbell came up with the idea of greening downtown Winnipeg while taking in the view from her office window at Holy Trinity Anglican Church.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Liberal leader pressures premier on property sale disclosure
Calls for more transparency about her undisclosed property and its sale continue to dog Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Local piper honours Elizabeth
Park-goers within earshot stopped and turned as bagpipe music rang out in the English Gardens at Assiniboine Park Sunday morning.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Church event explores legacy of residential schools
An upcoming event invites people of all faiths to Walking the Paths: From the Truth of Residential Schools to Reconciliation at Westworth United Church.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Complex feelings wrap days of remembrance, mourning
When I was a little girl, I remember sleeping at my Amma’s house and waking early to watch Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson get married and, of course, all of the extravagance and custom that a royal wedding brings.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
Honouring lifelong commitment to building community
A lifelong volunteer, Terumi Kuwada links her interest in community service to her mother and father.
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- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
- Monday 03AM Sep 19/22
National commemorative service to honour Queen Elizabeth is underway in Ottawa
Canadian dignitaries are gathered at Ottawa's Christ Church Cathedral for a solemn send-off to Queen Elizabeth, the country's longest-serving monarch.
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- Monday 02AM Sep 19/22
Queen Elizabeth II mourned at funeral by Britain and world
Britain and the world said a final goodbye to Queen Elizabeth II at a state funeral Monday that drew presidents and kings, princes and prime ministers â and crowds who massed along the streets of London to honour a monarch whose 70-year reign defined an age.© CTV |
- Sunday 11PM Sep 18/22
Queen Elizabeth's funeral to be held at Westminster Abbey
Queen Elizabeth II, Britain's longest-reigning monarch, will be laid to rest at Windsor Castle on Monday following a funeral service at London's Westminster Abbey.
© CBC |
- Sunday 07PM Sep 18/22
News briefs for Monday, September 19, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, September 19, 2022 10:41 AM Woman, 40, found safe A 40-year-old woman missing since February has been found safe. Roseanne Cameron, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 06PM Sep 18/22
Terry Foxâs cousin among runners in Winnipeg fundraising for cancer research
Terry Fox’s cousin says heâs blown away by the support. Canadians once again laced up their shoes to take part in this yearâs Terry Fox Run, with more than 650 communities across the country fundraising for cancer research. Fox’s cousin Carlisle Settee ran in Winnipeg on Sunday â his 37th run. “It’s huge… huge!â said […]
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