Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Manitoba harvest sitting three weeks behind average: crop report
Manitoba's harvest sits at only 40 per cent complete overall, about three weeks behind schedule according to this week's provincial crop report.
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- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Nearly all COVID-19 fines in Manitoba remain unpaid despite government 'tough' talk
Nearly 2½ years into enforcement of public health orders around the COVID-19 pandemic, the Manitoba government has handed out $8.6 million worth of fines but collected just a wee fraction of that.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Vocal COVID-measure contrarians on October ballots
Some of Manitoba’s most vehement opponents of COVID-19 public health orders or vaccine mandates are running for council or school board seats in the Oct. 26 municipal elections.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Vocal COVID-measure contrarians on October ballots
Some of Manitoba’s most vehement opponents of COVID-19 public health orders or vaccine mandates are running for council or school board seats in the Oct. 26 municipal elections.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Behold the transformation of Poilievre
It appears newly minted Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is willing to add a little water to his wine. After months of criss-crossing the country peddling conspiracy theories and fuelling anti-Liberal rage with juvenile slogans and deranged claims about Canadians losing control of their lives, Poilievre is showing signs of moderation.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
News briefs for Friday, September 23, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, September 23, 2022 12:19 PM Trio of Manitoba teams in curling semifinals The Kerri Einarson, Jennifer Jones and Kaitlyn Lawes teams […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Sep 22/22
'I've worked as hard as I can': Bowman reflects on legacy as mayor after final council meeting
Brian Bowman has had his final city council meeting as Winnipeg's mayor before the upcoming municipal election which will choose his replacement.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Sep 22/22
Interest, indifference greet latest booster expansion
An influx of eager bivalent-booster bookers headed online or phoned local pharmacies first thing Thursday to secure their latest dose of COVID-19 vaccine, but it’s not top priority for many newly eligible Manitobans.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Sep 22/22
Bowman bids adieu to city hall
Mayor Brian Bowman completed his final city council meeting on Thursday while offering no hints about his next job.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Sep 22/22
WRHA clinic hours expanded to take pressure off hospitals
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has announced a plan to take some of the pressure off the city’s overwhelmed hospital emergency rooms and urgent care centres.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Sep 22/22
Bevy of promises by Winnipeg mayoral candidates
Scott Gillingham wants to chip away at City of Winnipeg expenses by taking a close look at its fleet of vehicles.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Sep 22/22
CBC Winnipeg News September 22, 2022
Our community. Our neighbourhoods. The news of our city..
© CBC |
- Thursday 05PM Sep 22/22
Manitoba man who killed Bigstone Cree woman gets 11-year sentence
A Manitoba man was handed an 11-year sentence on Thursday for killing and then concealing the body of 44-year-old Gloria Gladue.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05PM Sep 22/22
Senior assaulted in daytime carjacking
Winnipeg police are searching for a suspect after a senior was assaulted during a carjacking on a residential street in Norwood East.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Sep 22/22
‘Whack-a-mole’ in the danger zone
Vivian Ketchum sees the city workers pull up to the burned-out husks that used to be homes on William Avenue and walks over from the bus stop across the street to give them a piece of her mind.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Sep 22/22
Osborne Village store owner to rebuild after council waives rezoning fee
The owner of an Osborne Village convenience store will rebuild following a tragic fire, after city council cleared a key financial obstacle in her way.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Sep 22/22
The Mint and the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation reveal new Indigenous keepsake
The keepsake coin features imagery designed by Indigenous artists Leticia Spence (First Nations), Jason Sikoak (Inuit), JD Hawk (Métis) along with residential school survivors.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Sep 22/22
Mint teams up with National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation to create keepsake
The experiences of residential school survivors are woven together with First Nations, Inuit and Metis teachings and traditional art forms that were stripped from students in the design of a new commemorative coin unveiled at a special ceremony Thursday. The Royal Canadian Mint teamed up with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous artists […]
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- Thursday 04PM Sep 22/22
Gun pointed at man outside St. Andrews Community Centre: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP are searching for a suspect after a gun was pointed at a man outside of a community centre.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Sep 22/22
Southwestern Manitoba Grandmother's Walk a call to action against sexual exploitation, trafficking
More than three dozen people rallied Thursday for Brandon's Grandmother's Walk Protecting Sacred Lives organized by the Westman Team Against Sexual Exploitation. Exploitation is defined as the exchange of sex or sexual acts for money, drugs, shelter, food or other basic human rights.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04PM Sep 22/22
Road repair, affordable housing and vehicle costs discussed on mayoral campaign trail
Candidates for Winnipeg’s next mayor shared how they would approach the topics of road repair, affordable housing and the city’s fleet of vehicles, hot topics on the campaign trail Thursday.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Sep 22/22
WRHA expanding hours, staff at Walk-in Connected Care Clinics
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) is hoping that more staff and expanded hours at its five Walk-In Connected Care Clinics will help reduce hospital ER wait times across the city.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Sep 22/22
Passenger in SUV that nearly hit group of kids in St. Andrews threatened witness with gun: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP say a passenger in a vehicle that nearly struck a group of children outside the St. Andrews Community Centre got out and pointed a gun at a witness Wednesday night.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03PM Sep 22/22
Winnipeg's walk-in connected-care clinics expanding hours in effort to help ease wait times
To reduce wait times at urgent care and emergency care centres, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is expanding hours at five walk-in clinics.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03PM Sep 22/22
Indigenous People More Likely to Have Housing Issues as Population Grows: StatCan
WINNIPEG — Angela Klassen Janeczko calls out to a young woman sitting behind a building in downtown Winnipeg to see if she needs any water or food.
© 2022. This article Indigenous People More Likely to Have Housing Issues as Population Grows: StatCan appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 03PM Sep 22/22
WRHA Expanding Hours at Walk-In Connected Care Clinics
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is expanding the hours of all five Walk-In Connected Care Clinics to ease wait times at the city's emergency and urgent care departments.
© 2022. This article WRHA Expanding Hours at Walk-In Connected Care Clinics appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Thursday 03PM Sep 22/22
Man accused in string of break-ins in Winnipeg's inner city arrested
A man accused of 10 break-ins and other property crimes involving garages, homes and a camper trailer in Winnipeg's Daniel McIntyre neighbourhood was arrested earlier this week, police say.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Sep 22/22
WRHA hopes to cut down on wait times, reduce stress on emergency departments with new initiatives
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) says it's expanding hours at five clinics across the city in an attempt to take the stress off wait-time backlogs.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Sep 22/22
Royal Canadian Mint unveils keepsake to honour residential school survivors and victims, foster reconciliation
A special coin-sized keepsake has been minted in Winnipeg to honour residential school survivors and victims, and ensure Canadians never forget the intergenerational impacts of the schools.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Sep 22/22
Trudeau in favour of lifting vaccine requirement at border by Sept. 30
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed to let a cabinet order enforcing mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirements at the Canadian border expire on September 30, two senior government sources confirmed with The Canadian Press. The news was corroborated by the sources, who spoke to The Canadian Press on the condition they not be named because they […]
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- Thursday 02PM Sep 22/22
Canada's PM Trudeau supports ending mandatory COVID-19 vaccination rules at border
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has agreed to let a cabinet order enforcing mandatory COVID-19 vaccination requirements at the Canadian border expire at the end of this month.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Sep 22/22
72-year-old woman punched, dragged in carjacking Wednesday afternoon
A 72-year-old woman was punched and then dragged out of her car before it was stolen on Wednesday afternoon.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Sep 22/22
Winnipeg man charged in connection to robbery spree between July and September
A 40-year-old man from Winnipeg has been charged in connection to various break and enters between July and September. Thanks to tips and evidence collected police were able to identify the suspect believed to be responsible and on Tuesday, they were able to take him into custody. The 40-year-old is facing 20 charges relating to […]
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- Thursday 01PM Sep 22/22
PM agrees to lift pandemic border measures, source says
The federal government has decided to drop the vaccination requirement for people entering Canada, end random COVID-19 testing at airports and make the use of the ArriveCan app optional by the end of this month, a senior government source told CBC News.
© CBC |
- Thursday 01PM Sep 22/22
Suspect Sought After Woman Injured in Norwood East Carjacking
Winnipeg police are looking for a suspect after a woman was assaulted and carjacked in the Norwood East area Wednesday afternoon.
© 2022. This article Suspect Sought After Woman Injured in Norwood East Carjacking appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Thursday 01PM Sep 22/22
72-year-old woman recovering after carjacking: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police are looking for a suspect after an assault and carjacking in Norwood Wednesday afternoon.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Sep 22/22
Winnipeg cops connect man to Daniel McIntyre break-in spree
A 40-year-old Winnipeg man is facing more than a dozen charges after police linked him to multiple break-ins and property crimes in the Daniel McIntyre area.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Sep 22/22
Police hoping for help in assault investigation involving woman in wheelchair
Winnipeg police's Major Crimes Unit is asking for the public for help in a robbery and assault investigation from July.
The post Police hoping for help in assault investigation involving woman in wheelchair appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Thursday 01PM Sep 22/22
Winnipeg carjacking victim, 72, taken to hospital after violent afternoon incident
Winnipeg police said a carjacking victim was returning to her parked vehicle in Norwood East when a man confronted her and began punching her while taking the keys out of her hand.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Sep 22/22
Council approves Millennium Library parkade plan for police
Winnipeg city council has approved a plan to give police officers exclusive secure access to the Millennium Library parkade.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Sep 22/22
Province funds green Manitoba projects with $1.5 million in grants
The province is giving a funding boost to 14 green initiatives in Manitoba as part of $1.5 million in grants from the Conservation and Climate Fund.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Sep 22/22
Winnipeg mayoral candidates promise infrastructure spending, better vehicle management for savings
Four Winnipeg mayoral candidates made promises on Thursday, including pledges to reduce vehicle costs, prioritize low-carbon infrastructure and freeze the police budget.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11AM Sep 22/22
Manitoba funds five day NCTR event
The province is dedicating $100,000 to a five-day education event at the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation.
The post Manitoba funds five day NCTR event appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Thursday 11AM Sep 22/22
Province awards $1.5M to 14 green projects
The province is awarding 14 projects $1.5 million in grants from the Conservation and Climate Fund.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Sep 22/22
Royal Canadian Mint unveils keepsake to honour residential school survivors and victims
The Royal Canadian Mint, in partnership with the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, unveiled a new keepsake on Thursday that represents the truth behind the residential school experience.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Sep 22/22
COVID-19 cases slightly increase in Manitoba; number of deaths drop
The number of COVID-19 cases in Manitoba has increased slightly, according to the province’s weekly surveillance report.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Sep 22/22
Three Charged in Fatal South Winnipeg Shooting
Winnipeg police have arrested and charged three people following a homicide in the Parc La Salle area this summer.
© 2022. This article Three Charged in Fatal South Winnipeg Shooting appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Thursday 10AM Sep 22/22
‘Very dangerous storm,’ Atlantic Canada bracing for Hurricane Fiona
Eastern Canada is being warned to brace for impact as Hurricane Fiona continues to make its way north — expected to make landfall this weekend. The Canadian Hurricane Centre is predicting the now Category 4 storm will be a severe weather event for Atlantic Canada and Eastern Quebec. David Neil, a meteorologist in Newfoundland with […]
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© CityTV |
- Thursday 10AM Sep 22/22
More people with COVID-19 hospitalized, ICU number up, Manitoba reports
Manitoba reported more severe outcomes from COVID-19 in its latest update, and added six more deaths to its pandemic total.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10AM Sep 22/22
Police seeking suspect after woman in wheelchair robbed and injured this summer
The Winnipeg Police Service is asking for the public’s help after a woman who uses a wheelchair was attacked and robbed this summer.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Sep 22/22
3 men charged with 2nd-degree murder after St. Norbert shooting death
Three people accused in the shooting death of a St. Norbert man in July were arrested and charged with second-degree murder earlier this week, Winnipeg police say.
© CBC |
- Thursday 09AM Sep 22/22
Three people charged in connection with fatal shooting of Winnipeg man
The Winnipeg Police Service has arrested three people in connection with a fatal shooting in the city’s Parc La Salle neighbourhood in July.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Sep 22/22
Police seek witnesses to July 20 robbery in Winnipeg’s downtown
The violent robbery at Hargrave Street and Ellice Avenue left the woman hospitalized for more than a month. Her wallet, jewelry, and other personal items were stolen in the attack.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Sep 22/22
3 face murder charges after fatal July shooting in Parc La Salle
Winnipeg police say they believe that all three of those charged were at the victim's home in Parc La Salle when the fatal shooting took place July 3.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Sep 22/22
New research shows how lockdowns impacted wildlife around the world
A Manitoba-led research team has determined that the impact of pandemic lockdowns on wildlife was different depending on which part of the world the animals were in.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Sep 22/22
Last-place Manitoba premier drops again in provincial leaders’ approval poll
In the latest approval ratings of Canada's premiers, Heather Stefanson is dead last once again with a paltry 22 per cent approval.© Global |
- Thursday 08AM Sep 22/22
Stefanson Has the Lowest Approval Rating Among Canadian Premiers
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson's approval rating remains at the bottom of the pack among her provincial counterparts.
© 2022. This article Stefanson Has the Lowest Approval Rating Among Canadian Premiers appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Thursday 07AM Sep 22/22
New Manitoba lieutenant governor to be sworn in next month
Manitoba’s next lieutenant governor will be sworn in at a special ceremony next month.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM Sep 22/22
Guard Assaulted by Prisoner at Steinbach RCMP Detachment
Steinbach RCMP have charged a man after a 75-year-old jail guard at the local detachment was assaulted by a prisoner.
© 2022. This article Guard Assaulted by Prisoner at Steinbach RCMP Detachment appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Thursday 06AM Sep 22/22
Can Pierre Poilievre grab the far-right votes without falling prey to paranoid populism?
In recent years many conservative politicians have catered to the more extreme parts of their base to get elected, only to find that once in power they are obliged to continue to serve them. In the CPC leadership race, Pierre Poilievre managed to peel support away from would-be PPC voters and others on the fringe. […]
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© CityTV |
- Thursday 05AM Sep 22/22
Manitoba struggles to convince people to get booster shots as many shrug and stay away
Public health authorities are reducing barriers to encourage Manitobans to get boosted with the new Moderna bivalent COVID-19 vaccine that targets the Omicron variant, but not everyone is ready for the shots.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05AM Sep 22/22
Reimagining office space, Indigenous investment key to downtown Winnipeg's future, leaders say
Indigenous leaders believe their financial investments in Winnipeg's downtown could revitalize the area while a commercial real estate agent thinks remodeling office space is key to getting a post-pandemic workforce into the area.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03AM Sep 22/22
Green bin pilot project ends with some high hopes
After two years of throwing everything from spoiled food to coffee grounds to used paper towels and tissues into a green bin for curbside pickup, thousands of Winnipeggers will start throwing them into the garbage again.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03AM Sep 22/22
'Nuclear blackmail': Deconstructing Putin's latest strategic gamble in Ukraine
Even if Vladimir Putin manages to get Ukrainians in occupied provinces to vote at gunpoint for annexation by Russia, Russia's tactical position appears to outside experts to be remarkably weak — and threats of nuclear retaliation don't seem to be spooking anyone.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03AM Sep 22/22
Inflation is cooling but prices aren't going to fall. Here's why
Inflation is finally cooling, but that only means the rate by which prices are growing will slow. What you pay for goods and services will continue to rise, but hopefully at a more manageable level
© CBC |
- Thursday 03AM Sep 22/22
Federal review looks at public-health impact of cannabis legalization
The federal government launched a long-awaited review on Thursday of how legalizing marijuana has affected the health of Canadians, the domestic cannabis industry and the black market. The Liberals lifted a century-long prohibition on the recreational use and sale of cannabis in October 2018, with the provision that they review the law three years after […]
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© CityTV |
- Wednesday 10PM Sep 21/22
Winnipeg Indigenous population highest in Canada again: StatsCan
Winnipeg again has the largest urban Indigenous population of any city across the country, according to the latest from Statistics Canada.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 10PM Sep 21/22
- Wednesday 10PM Sep 21/22
Crime dominates discussion during candidate’s forum
A St. James resident whose car was stolen out of her driveway this summer. A woman from Weston whose concerns about arson reached a new level when a vacant home on her street burned down, and several animals were found dead inside it. A police officer who works at a North End unit that has seized 13 firearms since the week began.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Sep 21/22
Federal government to announce review of Cannabis Act as legal industry faces big hurdles
Nearly four years after cannabis was legalized in Canada, the federal government will finally announce its plans Thursday for a long-overdue review of the country's Cannabis Act.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09PM Sep 21/22
‘Leave the past in the past’: Free gang tattoo removal program in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg partnership is allowing the removal of gang tattoos for free, helping former gang members move away from their ties to crime. Writer and advocate Ryan Beardy is a leader with the Gang Action Interagency Network in Winnipeg – or GAIN – which helps people leave gang life and support them through the transition. […]
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© CityTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
Staffing crunch puts another ambulance on sidelines
A shortage of paramedics pulled another Winnipeg ambulance out of service Wednesday, as officials continue to warn of chronic staffing problems among first responders resulting in millions in municipal over-expenditures.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
Demand for Indigenous language, cultural programming growing along with population
The population of Indigenous people in Canada continues to increase at a faster rate than non-Indigenous people, but the pace of the growth has slowed, the 2021 Census reveals.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
Poor housing conditions rising among Indigenous population, exacerbating poverty: advocates
The number of people who identify as Indigenous in Canada now sits at 1.8 million, growing twice as fast as the non-Indigenous population, according to the latest Canadian census data. Between 2016 and 2021, the Indigenous population grew 9.4 per cent, now making up five per cent of Canada’s total population. BACKGROUND: Indigenous kids make […]
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© CityTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
No elections required
About a dozen municipalities in Manitoba will not hold council elections in October due to an absence of challengers, sparking concerns about public interest and a toxic climate in politics.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
No elections required
About a dozen municipalities in Manitoba will not hold council elections in October due to an absence of challengers, sparking concerns about public interest and a toxic climate in politics.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
Ninety per cent of $8.5 million in Manitoba COVID-19 tickets unpaid
Not even $800,000 of the whopping $8.5 million in COVID-19 fines has been collected in Manitoba, despite the Tory government promising it would make rule-breakers pay.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
Ninety per cent of $8.5 million in Manitoba COVID-19 tickets unpaid
Not even $800,000 of the whopping $8.5 million in COVID-19 fines has been collected in Manitoba, despite the Tory government promising it would make rule-breakers pay.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
Spent family doctor fleeing southeastern Manitoba
An exhausted, disillusioned family doctor who has practised in a southeastern Manitoba community for more than five years is packing up and heading to Winnipeg before the end of the year.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Sep 21/22
News briefs for Thursday, September 22, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, September 22, 2022 9:24 AM Three charged with Parc La Salle slaying Three Winnipeg men have been charged in connection with […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Sep 21/22
Winnipeg school division election teeming with candidates
More people have entered the competition to earn a seat on Manitoba’s largest school board this year than they have in at least 25 years.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Sep 21/22
Winnipeg woman living with brain cancer wins Amazing Race Canada
When Winnipeg’s Catherine Wreford-Ledlow was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumour in 2013, doctors gave her anywhere between two and six years to live. So when, nearly a decade later, Wreford-Ledlow and her best friend Craig Ramsay finished first in the Amazing Race Canada – a feat of strength and endurance spread across several weeks […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Sep 21/22
Winnipegger with terminal brain cancer teams up with longtime friend to win Amazing Race Canada
On Tuesday, Winnipeg-born Catherine Wreford — who was diagnosed in 2013 with a malignant brain tumour — and Craig Ramsay were declared winners of the latest edition of the reality show Amazing Race Canada.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 06PM Sep 21/22
Former CBC Manitoba host running to be next grand chief of Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs
A former CBC broadcaster and the past leader of an organization that represents dozens of northern First Nations is taking a second run at the top position with the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs this fall.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 06PM Sep 21/22
North to run for Manitoba grand chief
Sheila North, a Winnipeg TV anchor and former Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak grand chief, has announced her candidacy to become the grand chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Sep 21/22
CBC Winnipeg News September 21, 2022
Our community. Our neighbourhoods. The news of our city..
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05PM Sep 21/22
Municipal elections in Manitoba: Shortage of candidates leads to acclaimed seats
'I think it's very difficult right now for a lot of municipalities to find or to fill the seats … some very big issues have happened in the last few years.'© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Sep 21/22
Mayoral candidates make infrastructure, rail yard study, derelict property pitches
Mayoral candidate Kevin Klein is promising, if elected, to create a $2-million infrastructure plan to prioritize Winnipeg road and sewer projects — with the goal of removing politics from such decisions.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Sep 21/22
Goertzen wants Criminal Code changed for bear spray, as WPS notes increase in incidents
Manitoba’s justice minister is hoping the Criminal Code can be updated related to bear spray. Kelvin Goertzen wants Section 84 of the Criminal Code to include bear spray that is modified for use on people as a prohibited weapon. The justice minister also wants to make it more difficult for someone who uses bear pray […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Sep 21/22
Goertzen adds bear spray to his Criminal Code-amendment wish list
Manitoba’s justice minister is lobbying the federal government to amend the Criminal Code to make it harder for criminals who use bear pepper spray in assaults to receive bail.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
2 Winnipeggers face charges following armed robbery on Queen Street
Two Winnipegers are facing many charges following an armed robbery in the 200 block of Queen Street on Tuesday, according to Winnipeg police.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
Klein promises infrastructure plan, Ouellette eyes rail relocation, Motkaluk takes aim at derelict homes
Three mayoral candidates took to the campaign trail Wednesday, promising plans to tackle infrastructure, rail relocation, and derelict housing.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
$31M expansion of Selkirk Regional Health Centre underway
Construction has begun on an expansion of a health facility in Manitoba’s Interlake region. The province says renovations at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre will allow for an increase in its in-patient capacity, and will allow the site to provide more services. The expansion is to make room for thirty acute care in-patient beds and […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
Norway House Cree Nation to begin search for unmarked graves near former residential schools
An Indigenous community in northern Manitoba is set to begin its search for any unmarked graves on the grounds of two former residential school sites.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
Staff shortages resulting in cancelled appointments at kids’ diabetes clinic
Staffing shortages have resulted in multiple appointments being cancelled at a pediatric diabetes clinic in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
Winnipeg police locate stolen unmarked police vehicle
Winnipeg police and Manitoba RCMP are looking for an unmarked police vehicle that was stolen on Tuesday morning.
The post Winnipeg police locate stolen unmarked police vehicle appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
Norway House Cree Nation to begin searching former residential school sites for graves
An Indigenous community in northern Manitoba is set to begin its search for any unmarked graves on the grounds of two former residential school sites. Norway House Cree Nation is working with engineering firm Stantec to conduct the search. Chief Larson Anderson says in a release that it is necessary to proceed with the project […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
Low wages lead to decline in Winnipeg's 311, library, recreation services: report
The City of Winnipeg is no longer a "gold standard" employer as it struggles to retain and recruit key civic employees due to low wages, a new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Sep 21/22
All adults in Manitoba can now receive COVID-19 bivalent booster
Manitoba is expanding access for COVID-19 bivalent boosters. Anyone aged 18 and over in the province is now eligible and can start booking appointments Thursday. Moderna’s bivalent vaccine specifically targets the original strain of COVID-19 and the Omicron variant. It was approved by Health Canada earlier this month. The province says it is launching an […]
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© CityTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Sep 21/22
Expansion of Selkirk Regional Health Centre Begins
Construction is underway to expand acute care inpatient capacity at the Selkirk Regional Health Centre.
© 2022. This article Expansion of Selkirk Regional Health Centre Begins appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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