Saturday 06AM Sep 24/22
Costco weekend only sales!!
Costco has some special in store sales for the weekend!! Lots of good ones!!
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- Saturday 06AM Sep 24/22
States of emergency declared as homes washed away by Fiona
Towns in Cape Breton and on Newfoundland’s southern coast declared states of emergency on Saturday as post-tropical storm Fiona – one of the strongest storms to ever strike Eastern Canada – continued to lash the region. Rene Roy, editor of the weekly newspaper in Port aux Basques, N.L., said he saw evidence that nine homes, […]
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- Saturday 06AM Sep 24/22
I finally have a normal school year and I plan to make the most of it
I started my diary entries in September 2020 as a Grade 10 student, while adjusting to new restrictions. Two years later, I finally have the chance to experience and write about a normal school year.
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- Saturday 06AM Sep 24/22
Brandon police station expansion will add jail cells, but city also needs sobering centre: chief
An $8.6-million expansion to the Brandon Police Service's headquarters is underway, which will add more detention cells — but the city's police chief, mayor and community advocates all say the city also needs a sobering centre for people detained while they're intoxicated.
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- Saturday 04AM Sep 24/22
Buckingham Palace releases picture of King Charles at work
King Charles III has been pictured taking up his new state duties in Buckingham Palace for the first time. In the image the monarch is seen looking into his official red box which contains documents from the British Government and the Commonwealth In a sign of royal continuity, the picture is taken in front of […]
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- Saturday 04AM Sep 24/22
Dissident: ‘Iranian women are furious’ over headscarf death
The tears come quickly to Masih Alinejad when she talks about the messages she’s received in recent days from women in Iran protesting against their government after a young woman died in police custody over a violation of the country’s strict religious dress code. They talk about the risks, possibly fatal ones, in facing off […]
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- Saturday 03AM Sep 24/22
- Saturday 03AM Sep 24/22
Curiosity, energy powered teaching career, thirst for knowledge
Joie de vivre, French for an exuberant enjoyment of life, is something Casimir Peniuta had in spades.
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- Saturday 03AM Sep 24/22
Better late than never? Not a chance
For Holly Morris, “disappointed” doesn’t begin to describe how she felt when she recently tested positive for COVID-19.
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- Saturday 03AM Sep 24/22
Kremlin stages votes in Ukraine, sees protests in Russia
Russian forces launched new strikes on Ukrainian cities Saturday as Kremlin-orchestrated votes took place in occupied regions to create a pretext for their annexation by Moscow, while hundreds of people were arrested in Russia for protesting a military mobilization order aimed at beefing up the country’s troops in Ukraine. Ukraine’s presidential office said the latest […]
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- Saturday 03AM Sep 24/22
Every 22 minutes a Canadian woman dies of a heart attack. Most of those deaths are preventable
Every 22 minutes, a woman in Canada dies of a heart attack. But the majority don't have to, experts say, warning that more women will die unnecessarily if the medical community doesn't tailor care to their needs.
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- Saturday 03AM Sep 24/22
Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams, David Foster join Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame
Pop music legends Alanis Morissette, Bryan Adams and David Foster will be officially inducted tonight into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. The homegrown performers are set to be honoured during an evening of live music and orations at Toronto’s Massey Hall. Also joining the Hall of Fame is Jim Vallance, one of Adams’ most […]
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- Saturday 01AM Sep 24/22
Full Circle with Rossbrook House
“It was challenging adjusting to life as a parent,” Alex says of becoming at mom at twenty years old. Attending the Young Mothers’ Program at Rossbrook House is making a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 01AM Sep 24/22
When your need is spiritual
A quiet, private space made for smudging ceremonies is welcoming Indigenous patients and their families at St. Boniface Hospital, made possible by Foundation donor support. The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority’s […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 10PM Sep 23/22
Pandemic protesters try making leap to politics in Manitoba's civic, school board races
Fierce opposition to COVID-19 measures is reverberating through Manitoba's upcoming municipal and school board elections.
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- Friday 10PM Sep 23/22
- Friday 10PM Sep 23/22
Oscar-winning ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ actor Louise Fletcher dies
Louise Fletcher, a late-blooming star whose riveting performance as the cruel and calculating Nurse Ratched in “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest” set a new standard for screen villains and won her an Academy Award, has died at age 88. Fletcher died in her sleep surrounded by family at her home in Montdurausse, France, her […]
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- Friday 10PM Sep 23/22
Calls for justice grow in Manitoba over in-custody death of Mahsa Amini in Iran
About 200 people gathered outside the Manitoba Legislature on Friday for the second time in as many days to call for justice in the death of Mahsa Amini.
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- Friday 09PM Sep 23/22
Manitoba school divisions once again battling bus driver shortages, transportation issues
After a school year plagued by bus driver shortages, the issue is rearing its head once again across many Manitoba school divisions this fall.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Sep 23/22
St. Mary’s, St. Paul’s successfully defend provincial golf titles
St. Mary’s Academy and St. Paul’s High School extended their reign over golf in Manitoba on Friday.
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- Friday 08PM Sep 23/22
First Nations leaders decry mayoral candidate who blamed Indigenous men for violence against Indigenous women
Two Manitoba grand chiefs think Don Woodstock isn't fit to lead while one of the Winnipeg mayoral candidate's Indigenous competitors decried his comments suggesting Indigenous men are responsible for violence facing Indigenous women and girls.
© CBC |
- Friday 07PM Sep 23/22
'They will always come back': remembering martial law in the Philippines
The Canadian Museum For Human Rights (CMHR) is marking a grim anniversary for the Philippines.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Sep 23/22
A year after devastating injury at Canucks camp, Pimicikamak's Brady Keeper vows to be 'better than ever'
A year after a heinous injury scuttled his hockey season, Brady Keeper is back with the Vancouver Canucks — and looking to cement his spot on the team.
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- Friday 07PM Sep 23/22
Derelict property plan has potential
Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk’s pledge to have the city seize derelict buildings and turn them into affordable housing may sound like a pipe dream. However, it is doable.
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- Friday 07PM Sep 23/22
Arts and minds
KYIV — Do you start with the war? The normal thing, maybe, would be to start with the war, with the morning that bombs burst over Kyiv, gunshots cracked in the streets and two dancers took their eight-year-old son and fled to a basement, from which they didn’t emerge for two weeks. That’s when much of the world turned its eyes to Ukraine, at least.
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- Friday 07PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg officer found dead hours after being charged with child-pornography crimes
A longtime Winnipeg police constable has been found dead after being charged in a Manitoba RCMP investigation into child-abuse images.
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- Friday 07PM Sep 23/22
News briefs for Saturday, September 24, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, September 24, 2022 10:34 AM Crews respond to blaze on College Avenue Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Services were called to the 300 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Sep 23/22
Community groups propose plan for Portage Place changes
A group of local organizations is calling for a major overhaul of Portage Place mall in Downtown Winnipeg with a focus on community.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Sep 23/22
Outbreak leaves middle-schooler’s dad troubled by Ravenscourt’s COVID nonchalance
A Winnipeg father says he regrets sending his child on a sleep-away field trip after several of his son’s classmates became ill with COVID-19 upon their return and he wants school administrators to rethink lax pandemic protocols.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg mayoral candidate's comments about Indigenous men condemned
First Nations leaders and rival candidates are condemning remarks made by a Winnipeg man who wants to be mayor.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Sep 23/22
Manitoba senator’s failed attempt to help Afghans referred to law enforcement
A Winnipeg senator’s attempt to help a family flee Afghanistan last year has reportedly backfired.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Sep 23/22
CBC Winnipeg News September 23, 2022
Our community. Our neighbourhoods. The news of our city..
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- Friday 05PM Sep 23/22
WBTC and others call for Portage Place mall to be converted into community centre
The West Broadway Tenants Committee (WBTC) along with several other organizations put forward a plan calling for Portage Place Mall to be converted into a community centre.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Sep 23/22
Police union president retires after eight years at helm
The longtime head of the city’s police union is stepping down.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Sep 23/22
Longtime Winnipeg police officer found dead after being charged with child pornography
A longtime Winnipeg police officer is dead after being charged with possessing child pornography.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Sep 23/22
WPS officer found dead after being charged by RCMP
A member of the Winnipeg Police Service was found dead in his home Friday morning. WPS says it learned of the constable’s death a day after finding out he had been charged by the RCMP’s Internet Child Exploitation Unit (ICE) for possessing child pornography. On Thursday the ICE Unit executed a search warrant for the […]
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- Friday 05PM Sep 23/22
Poll finds Glen Murray still ahead in mayoral race
New polling from Probe Research finds Glen Murray is still the candidate to beat in Winnipeg’s upcoming mayoral election.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Sep 23/22
Murray maintains wide lead with decided voters: poll
Whether it is nostalgia, name recognition or running a good campaign, with little more than five weeks remaining before Winnipeggers choose their next mayor, Glen Murray continues to hold a commanding lead over the 11-candidate field.
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- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
Increased arts funding, scrapping 'strong mayor' model among Winnipeg candidate promises
Glen Murray wants to make Winnipeg Canada's most beautiful city by making design a more integral part of the city's planning, while Kevin Klein said he plans to scrap executive policy committee if he becomes mayor.
© CBC |
- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
WPS charge two in connection to hotel stabbing Thursday night
Winnipeg police have charged two women in connection to a stabbing on Ellice Avenue Thursday night, just before 11 p.m.
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- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
Portage Place should pivot from commerce to community focus, Winnipeg organizations say
A group of Winnipeg organizations has revealed their vision for Portage Place Mall, which focuses on community and includes a proposal for hundreds of affordable housing units, safety initiatives and the opportunity for Indigenous developers to own the property.
© CBC |
- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
City letter about possible CUPE strike sent in error
Some Winnipeggers who signed up for swimming lessons and other leisure guide programs were accidentally told the city isn’t responsible for any inconvenience they suffer, should city workers go on strike.
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- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg police officer dies after child pornography charges laid against him
A police officer has died shortly after being charged with child pornography offences.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
'I couldn’t draw anything else': Exhibit by Ukrainian artists illustrating realities of war coming to Nuit Blanche
A Winnipeg pop-up exhibition of 50 Ukrainian contemporary illustrators is animating the gruesome realities of the Russian invasion, while raising funds to help those fleeing to Canada.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg police officer dead after being arrested on child pornography charges
A Winnipeg police officer who was arrested on child pornography charges on Thursday has since died, police say.
© CBC |
- Friday 03PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg Police Officer Dies After Child Porn Charges Laid
A member of the Winnipeg Police Service has died a day after being charged with possession of child pornography.
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- Friday 03PM Sep 23/22
Motkaluk wants to eliminate photo radar, Murray promises art funding, Klein talks EPC reorganization
Photo radar, the executive policy committee and public art took over the campaign trail on Friday.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Sep 23/22
Boy, 12, Arrested After Shooting Airsoft Gun in School
A 12-year-old boy is facing several weapons charges after one person was injured by an airsoft gun in Nelson House.
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- Friday 03PM Sep 23/22
MPs, Senators debate requirements for medically assisted dying with mental disorders
An expert told a special joint committee of the House of Commons and Senate that people with mental disorders can suffer for decades, and their distress is equally as valid as someone suffering physical pain.
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- Friday 03PM Sep 23/22
Woman injured after airsoft gun fired in Manitoba high school: RCMP
RCMP have charged a 12-year-old boy after a woman was shot with an airsoft gun at a high school in northern Manitoba. Mounties say officers were called to the school in Nelson House on Monday morning. A 31-year-old woman who works at the school suffered minor injuries. RCMP say they were told a boy had […]
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- Friday 03PM Sep 23/22
New contract gives Manitoba health care workers retroactive raises, signing bonus
Some 18,000 health-care support workers in Manitoba have ratified a new collective agreement that includes pay raises. The Canadian Union of Public Employees says its members have voted in favour of the deal reached earlier his month. It covers workers in many areas, including the southern, northern and Winnipeg regional health authorities. The seven-year deal […]
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- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
2 women arrested in Winnipeg hotel stabbing, police say
Police said that the victim and two suspects, who were arrested a short time later, were at the hotel together when an argument led to the assault.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
Two women arrested after downtown stabbing
A 20-year-old woman is recovering after being stabbed Thursday night in downtown Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
Plane crash on Lake of the Woods leaves one person dead
A plane crash on Wednesday on Lake of the Woods has left one person dead.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
12-year-old arrested for shooting airsoft gun in Manitoba school: RCMP
Nelson House RCMP have arrested a 12-year-old boy after he allegedly brought an airsoft gun to school and shot someone with it.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
More Indigenous-led services needed for communities, national wellness summit hears
An Indigenous leader who lost loved ones in the Saskatchewan stabbing rampage says there's a need for more Indigenous-led services to help communities deal with tragedies and mental health issues.
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- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
Manitoba health-care support workers ratify new contract that includes pay bump, signing bonus
A newly negotiated contract gives Manitoba health-care workers retroactive raises and signing bonus.
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- Friday 02PM Sep 23/22
Boy, 12, charged after shooting school employee with airsoft gun
A 12-year-old boy in northern Manitoba faces several weapons charges after taking an airsoft gun to school and shooting an employee, RCMP say.
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- Friday 01PM Sep 23/22
Manitobans 18+ are eligible for the new Omicron-specific vaccine. What you need to know
As Manitobans put on their sweaters and thicker socks to prepare for fall and winter, public health officials also want them to get their next dose of the COVID-19 vaccine ahead of respiratory virus season.
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- Friday 01PM Sep 23/22
MKO demanding apology from mayoral candidate following comments made at forum
The Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak (MKO) is calling for an apology from a Winnipeg mayoral candidate following comments made during a forum on Treaty One territory Thursday evening. Grand Chief Garrison Settee of the MKO released a statement Friday morning saying the mayoral candidate made comments regarding gender-based violence in Winnipeg and the role Indigenous men […]
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- Friday 01PM Sep 23/22
Boy, 12, shoots school employee in Nelson House, Man.
Manitoba RCMP said a school employee, 31, was shot with an airsoft gun Monday morning. The school confiscated the weapon, isolated the boy, and called police.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Sep 23/22
Current COVID-19 border restrictions largely ineffective at protecting Canadians: report
With the federal government set to announce an end to COVID-19 border restrictions, a new report from several doctors claims many of those measures failed. The report, prepared for the Canadian Travel & Tourism Roundtable which has been advocating for the end of travel restrictions, says current border restrictions are largely ineffective at protecting Canadians […]
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- Friday 01PM Sep 23/22
New contract gives Manitoba health-care workers retroactive raises, signing bonus
Some 18,000 health-care support workers in Manitoba have ratified a new collective agreement that includes pay raises.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg's Nuit Blanche back for 1-night-only engagement — as it's meant to be
Winnipeg's annual all-night free arts festival is back with more — and less.
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- Friday 12PM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg firefighters donate gear to overseas colleagues in need
As part of an arrangement with Firefighters Without Borders, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) donated truckloads of personal protective equipment Friday morning.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Sep 23/22
Manitoba Health-Care Workers Ratify New Contract
Health-care support workers in Manitoba have ratified a new collective agreement with their employer.
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- Friday 12PM Sep 23/22
NHLers have mixed feelings on jersey ads: ‘You knew something like that was coming’
'You knew something like that was coming,' said Leafs captain John Tavares said. 'We saw the helmet ads come in, which I think probably makes it a little bit easier to see.'© Global |
- Friday 11AM Sep 23/22
Jets set to hit the ice this weekend with Fan Fest, preseason debut
Not only will the team welcome Winnipeggers back for the first Jets Fan Fest in two years, but the players kick off the 2022-23 campaign with a pre-season game against the Oilers.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Sep 23/22
Downtown Winnipeg parking lot to be transformed into outdoor disco roller rink
For one night only, an Exchange District outdoor parking lot is being transformed into a ‘70s inspired disco roller rink.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Sep 23/22
Garden contest winners helping to beautify Winnipeg communities
A contest focused on how front-yard gardens improve curb appeal and beautify the city, has chosen six winners who have helped to improve their communities with flowers, plants, and vegetables.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Sep 23/22
Ukraine says 436 bodies exhumed from mass site in Izium; 30 show torture
Ukrainian officials say 436 bodies have been exhumed from a mass burial site in the eastern city of Izium, 30 of them with visible signs of torture. The governor of the Kharkiv region, Oleh Synyehubov, and the region’s police chief, Volodymyr Tymoshko, told reporters in Izium on Friday that three more grave sites have been […]
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- Friday 10AM Sep 23/22
Weekend Road Closures in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG -- Sections of several Winnipeg streets will be temporarily closing this weekend.
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- Friday 08AM Sep 23/22
The open house giving Manitobans the chance to learn about caring for wildlife
One Manitoba wildlife rescue and rehabilitation centre is hosting an event this weekend to give people the chance to see what it is like to care for the province’s wildlife.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Sep 23/22
ANALYSIS: Jets face big challenges in tough division
And so it begins: another season for the Winnipeg Jets. And their biggest challenges are the same ones that ended the last season.© Global |
- Friday 07AM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg man charged in connection with slew of break-ins in Daniel McIntyre area
A 40-year-old Winnipeg man is facing numerous charges in connection with 10 break-ins and other property-related crimes that took place between July and September in the Daniel McIntyre area© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Sep 23/22
'Very powerful' Hurricane Fiona forecast to bring severe winds, heavy rain to Atlantic Canada
People across Atlantic Canada were stocking up on last-minute essentials and storm-proofing their properties Friday ahead of the arrival of Fiona, which forecasters say will hit the region as a 'very powerful' post-tropical storm.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Sep 23/22
‘Seismic Change:’ Jets GM Cheveldayoff Excited to Have Bowness Behind Bench
WINNIPEG — Kevin Cheveldayoff knows he didn’t make big changes to the Winnipeg Jets roster in the off-season, but the general manager believes hiring Rick Bowness as head coach was a "seismic" move that should pay off.
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- Friday 06AM Sep 23/22
How much of the monarchy can Canada realistically get rid of?
Polls show a lot of support among Canadians for re-examining, and perhaps even ending, our relationship with the monarchy. This is clearly an opportunity to do something. But what does that something actually entail? What would happen if Canada tried to reopen the Constitution to become a republic? If that’s not feasible, what other steps […]
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- Friday 06AM Sep 23/22
Gallery owner finally putting her own work on display
Author and motivational speaker Simon Sinek wrote a 2014 book titled Leaders Eat Last, focusing on strategies that can bring teams together rather then breaking them apart.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06AM Sep 23/22
Reel representation
In the film The Gravedigger’s Wife (2021), set in Djibouti City, a man hunts for bodies, waiting to be chosen to dig graves for the dead. In return for this undertaking, Guled the gravedigger is paid a paltry sum which he uses to support Nasra, his dying wife, and emotionally distant son Mahat. It’s a heavy task to shoulder but he would do anything for his family.
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- Friday 05AM Sep 23/22
Begging friends for help and shipping overseas: Here's how far parents are going to find medication for their kids
Amid a shortage of various children's pain and fever medications, parents are going to great lengths to find relief for their sick kids. Some are begging friends and family members for help, while others have ordered medicine from outside of Canada.© CTV |
- Friday 05AM Sep 23/22
Poverty, safety and city services: Winnipeggers weigh in on what they want to see from the next mayor
CBC spoke with several Winnipeg residents this week, just over a month ahead of the Oct. 26 election, about what they want to see from Winnipeg's next mayor. They flagged issues ranging from poverty to safety to 311 service as things they'd like the mayor to address.
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- Friday 05AM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg's downtown is in trouble. Here's what some key stakeholders want to see
The corporations that brought downtown Winnipeg an internationally recognized art gallery, a huge sporting venue and a convention centre are calling on all levels of government to renew their focus on the core of the city.
© CBC |
- Friday 05AM Sep 23/22
Manitoba's 2nd-largest city has 1st mayoral race since 2014, with 2 contenders in Brandon
Ward 1 (Assiniboine) City councillor Jeff Fawcett and Elliott Oleson, a longtime Brandon resident and local volunteer, are vying for the open mayoral seat in the upcoming Brandon municipal election.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Sep 23/22
Three arrested in St. Norbert slaying
Police have taken three men into custody for the slaying of a 59-year-old St. Norbert man in July.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03AM Sep 23/22
Filipino survivors of martial law still haunted by abuses 50 years after declaration
Fifty years after the declaration of martial law in the Philippines, survivors and activists in the country and around the world are commemorating what’s widely considered to be a dark chapter in the country’s history.
© CBC |
- Friday 02AM Sep 23/22
Lt.-Gov. to be sworn in Oct. 24
ANITA Neville will be sworn in as Manitoba’s 26th lieutenant-governor on Oct. 24 in a ceremony at the legislature.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 02AM Sep 23/22
COVID cases, hospitalizations increasing
MANITOBA recorded an increase in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations last week.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 12AM Sep 23/22
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Don Woodstock blames Indigenous men for violence against Indigenous women
Some Winnipeg mayoral contestants are condemning candidate Don Woodstock for standing up at a forum on women's issues and stating Indigenous men are the cause of violence against Indigenous women.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10PM Sep 22/22
Airplane crash on island south of Kenora, Ont., leaves 1 dead
One person died after a plane crash on Shore Island on Lake of the Woods on Wednesday night, according to Ontario Provincial Police.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10PM Sep 22/22
Northerners want economic development lending tap turned back on
At a meeting of the Northern Manitoba Tourism Advisory Committee earlier this month, members enjoyed the catering services of Pickled Loon Kitchen, a Flin Flon “experiential tourism” operator that prepares food that includes foraged plants, roots and trees harvested locally from the boreal forest.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 08PM Sep 22/22
Sturgeon Heights holds Elmwood off of scoreboard: Winnipeg high school football
It was a busy night in Winnipeg high school football, with five games on the slate.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Sep 22/22
'We are a sisterhood of survivorship': dragon boat team celebrates 25 years
A Winnipeg dragon boat team is celebrating 25 years of competition, and fighting breast cancer.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Sep 22/22
Councillor calls for more consistent trash collection
Cindy Gilroy is calling for the city to mandate a minimum number of garbage bins on the properties of multi-family residences after a garbage pile-up in her ward.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Sep 22/22
Rail repairs to close section of south Perimeter Highway this weekend
The closure, which will stretch between St. Anne's Road and Lagimodiere Boulevard, will last from 6 p.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Winnipeg Jets banking on new head coach to restore excitement in the stands and on the ice
Kevin Cheveldayoff knows he didn't make big changes to the Winnipeg Jets roster in the off-season, but the general manager believes hiring Rick Bowness as head coach was a "seismic" move that should pay off.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
'Bait bike' scheme nets 4 arrests after string of thefts in Garden City, West Kildonan
Winnipeg police arrested four people earlier this month using a "bait bike" scheme after dozens of bikes were stolen from the Garden City and West Kildonan areas in recent months.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Sep 22/22
Brian Bowman bows out at last council meeting as Winnipeg's mayor
Mayor Brian Bowman thanked city councillors and staff for their work over his eight years as the city’s 43rd mayor, saying they had made the council chamber and Winnipeg as a whole "a more inclusive and welcoming place."
© CBC |
- 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.© CTV |
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