Tuesday 07AM Oct 04/22
New program to reduce number of Manitoba Indigenous youth in custody
A new program at Marymound Inc. aims to reduce the number of Indigenous youths involved in the Manitoba justice system.
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- Tuesday 06AM Oct 04/22
Scott Gillingham, Glen Murray take fire from rival candidates at Winnipeg mayoral forum
Six of Winnipeg's 11 mayoral candidates shared a stage on Monday eveningĀ ā but only two of them wound up taking fire from their colleagues.
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- Tuesday 06AM Oct 04/22
Police Stop Attempt to Expand Encampment Outside Manitoba Legislature
Winnipeg police stopped an attempt by protesters Monday to enlarge an encampment that has been on the front lawn of the legislature for months, while the provincial government confirmed that some people attached to the camp have been recently arrested.
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- Tuesday 06AM Oct 04/22
Canadaās hottest economy is not where you might think it is
In today’s Big Story podcast, over the past couple of years, and particularly since this February, global events have made some industries more precarious and certain commodities much harder to obtain. For most people on Earth, this is bad news, but for one all-too-often overlooked Canadian province, the upheaval has led to a massive windfall. […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Oct 04/22
Retreating Russians leave their comrades' bodies behind
Russian troops abandoned a key Ukrainian city so rapidly that they left the bodies of their comrades in the streets, offering more evidence Tuesday of Moscow's latest military defeat as it struggles to hang on to four regions of Ukraine that it illegally annexed last week.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Oct 04/22
New Omicron subvariant could be problematic for immunocompromised
Scientists are keeping a close eye on a new subvariant of Omicron that is poised to become the dominant strain of COVID-19 this fall and winter. Experts worry the subvariant BQ.1.1, which was first detected in Canada last month, could evade a well-known antibody drug and put vulnerable populations particularly at risk if the strain […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Oct 04/22
Hockey Canada's board chairs defend organization's leadership, decisions
Hockey Canada's board chairs, past and present, played defence under House of Commons questioning of the hockey body's handling of alleged sexual assaults and how money was paid out in lawsuits.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03AM Oct 04/22
These families of missing and murdered Indigenous women hope day of action spurs answers
Two families hope the day of action will spur answers for their daughters' cases.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 02AM Oct 04/22
First Nation, camp owner make deal on grave search
BRANDON — Sioux Valley Dakota Nation and the owner of Turtle Crossing campground have come to a tentative agreement about work involving potential unmarked graves on the northwest Brandon land.
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- Monday 10PM Oct 03/22
Air Canada passengerās bag arrives destroyed. A nightmare followed
President of the Air Passenger Rights advocacy group Gabor Lukacs said Wolkās case is a clear violation of the law and passengers need to stand their ground.© Global |
- Monday 10PM Oct 03/22
Candidates duke it out at Jewish Federation forum
THE full-house audience was pre-warned not to cheer “or jeer” during a Monday night mayoral forum with the six-highest polling candidates hosted by the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg.
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- Monday 10PM Oct 03/22
- Monday 09PM Oct 03/22
Civil court ruling prompts call to reopen police investigation into 2004 death of 87-year-old Winnipeg woman
Jim Garwood says heās hoping a civil court ruling will convince police to reopen an investigation into the death of his 87-year-old mother whose body was found in the basement of her Winnipeg home in 2004.
© CBC |
- Monday 09PM Oct 03/22
Police search for 20-year-old girl missing since August
Winnipeg police is asking for the public's help in finding a missing 20-year-old girl.© Global |
- Monday 08PM Oct 03/22
Trump sues CNN claiming defamation, seeks US$475M in punitive damages
Former U.S. president Donald Trump sued CNN for defamation on Monday, seeking US$475 million in punitive damages and claiming the network had carried out a 'campaign of libel and slander' against him.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Oct 03/22
Funding health-care services returns to legislature spotlight
One year to the day before the next provincial election is due, the Progressive Conservative government and NDP squared off on how to pay for essential health-care services.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Police move against attempt to expand legislature encampment
MORE than 50 city police and provincial peace officers gathered outside the Manitoba legislature Monday, and some anti-government protesters who had been occupying the grounds in front of the main entrance were arrested.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Sister grieves loss of 'kind, humble' brother who died amid struggles with addiction, homelessness
CJ MowatĀ is being remembered for his caring way with family and friends ā and the things that stood in the way of him getting help ā two months on since hisĀ death in Winnipeg prompted calls from police for help identifying the 33-year-old.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
'I'm going to be the premier of all Quebcers': Legault elected with majority government
Francois Legault has been elected for a second mandate as Quebec premier with a majority government. Within eight minutes of the polls closing across the province at 8 p.m. EST, CTV News declared Coalition Avenir QuĆ©bec has secured a resounding win in the Quebec legislature.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Calls to change how stroke research is done for women
Women are disproportionally affected by strokes. More women die from them, have worse outcomes and face more challenges when recovering, according to the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Updated bylaw sparks trustee transparency tiff
The Pembina Trails School Division board is brushing off a long-time member’s concerns an updated bylaw — which explicitly states note-taking at certain meetings is not required — is “absolutely eliminating transparency and accountability.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Updated bylaw sparks trustee transparency tiff
The Pembina Trails School Division board is brushing off a long-time member’s concerns an updated bylaw — which explicitly states note-taking at certain meetings is not required — is “absolutely eliminating transparency and accountability.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
āI could have had more time if I had more helpā
Sathya Kovac died Monday, but the life-threatening disease she fought for more than 15 years didn’t kill her.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
āI could have had more time if I had more helpā
Sathya Kovac died Monday, but the life-threatening disease she fought for more than 15 years didn’t kill her.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Former AMC leader appearance at pow wow raises ire, questions
The participation of a former Manitoba grand chief in the grand entry for a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation pow wow has left some hurt and angry.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
Dr. Brent Roussin rewarded with 47 per cent raise during pandemic
Manitoba’s chief public health officer received a significant pay bump as he steered the province through the pandemic, allowing him to leap past the salaries of counterparts in Ottawa and other provinces.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Oct 03/22
News briefs for Tuesday, October 4, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, October 4, 2022 10:58 AM Bombers trade for Darby The Winnipeg Blue Bombers traded American defensive end Cedric Wilcots II to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
Prairie premiers, U.S. governors urge Canada, U.S. to keep border crossings open longer
Canada's Prairie premiers and two U.S. governors want their respective countries to restore pre-pandemic operating hours at entry points along their shared land border.
© CBC |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
Right-wing buzzwords, parks and rec, apology demanded: mayoral candidate roundup
Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk lashed out at what she deems “the woke mob” and “COVID theatre” during a fiery campaign speech at The Forks canopy Monday, while promising to ensure the site resumes hosting its traditional Canada Day parties.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
Association of Manitoba Municipalities wanting online voting available in Manitoba
Voters in Winnipeg can start placing their mark on a ballot as advance voting is underway. But unlike several civic elections in Ontario, voters here will be showing up in person.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
Anti-vaccine mandate activists join Motkaluk at The Forks to protest changes to Canada Day event
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk spoke in front of a crowd that included anti-vaccine mandate activists when she reiterated her desire for The Forks to change the name of its Canada Day celebrations.Ā
© CBC |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
North Korea fires missile over Japan
North Korea on Tuesday fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile over Japan for the first time in five years, forcing Japan to issue evacuation notices and suspend trains, as the North escalates tests of weapons designed to strike regional U.S. allies.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
2022 edging closer to record-breaking homicide year in Winnipeg
Currently, 41 Winnipeggers have lost their lives to violent crime in the city this year. The previous record was 44 homicides set in 2019.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Oct 03/22
Justin Trudeau will take the stand at inquiry into Freedom Convoy response
CTV News has learned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be called to testify about his governmentās decision to invoke the Emergencies Act in response to anti-mandate Freedom Convoy protests in February.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Oct 03/22
Winnipeg police stop attempt to expand encampment outside Manitoba legislature
Winnipeg police stopped an attempt by protesters Monday to enlarge an encampment that has been on the front lawn of the legislature for months, while the provincial government confirmed that some people attached to the camp have been recently arrested.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Oct 03/22
Minimum wage goes up in 6 provinces, but some advocates say workers need more
Canadian workers earning minimum wage in several provinces are now seeing an increase in their paycheques.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Oct 03/22
Ward candidate calls for St. B separation
St. Boniface has gotten a raw deal since it joined the City of Winnipeg 50 years ago, and should now separate to become an independent municipality once more, according to one candidate for its council seat.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Oct 03/22
Advanced voting underway for municipal election
Advanced voting for the Winnipeg municipal election began Monday. All eligible voters will be able to cast their ballots for the next mayor, city councillor and school board trustee ahead of election day which is Oct. 26. The City of Winnipeg provided a list of all early voting locations across the city, which anyone can […]
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- Monday 04PM Oct 03/22
Selkirk man arrested after stabbing, dangerous driving with victim on vehicle hood: RCMP
A 33-year-old man from Selkirk faces a number of charges after he stabbed another man, fled with the victim on the hood of the vehicle and then assaulted a police officer, RCMP said.
© CBC |
- Monday 03PM Oct 03/22
Police stop attempt to expand encampment outside Manitoba legislature
Winnipeg police have stopped an attempt to enlarge an encampment on the front lawn of the Manitoba legislature.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Oct 03/22
Prairie Premiers, Governors Urge Canada, U.S. to Keep Border Crossings Open Longer
WASHINGTON ā Canada's Prairie premiers and two U.S. governors want their respective countries to restore pre-pandemic operating hours at entry points along their shared land border.Ā
Ā© 2022. This article Prairie Premiers, Governors Urge Canada, U.S. to Keep Border Crossings Open Longer appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Monday 03PM Oct 03/22
Manitoba to commit $2.25M to program that aims to reduce number of Indigenous youth in justice system
A new three-year program that aims to keep Indigenous youth in Manitoba out of the justice system will be funded through a social impact bond managed by Marymound, a social service organization in Thompson and Winnipeg, which will receive $2.25 million if the program outcomes are met, the province announced on Monday.
© CBC |
- Monday 03PM Oct 03/22
Selkirk man facing a dozen charges after chaotic arrest scene
Manitoba RCMP said a suspect had tried to flee the scene of a stabbing and was spotted driving erratically in the area with the victim clinging to the hood of his car.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Stabbing victim clung onto the hood of car driven by suspect: Manitoba RCMP
A Manitoba man was taken to the hospital after a violent incident where he was stabbed and then clung onto the hood of the car being driven by his alleged attacker.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Canada and U.S. border check points should be open longer, some officials urge
The group of provincial and state leaders have written to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Joe Biden that curtailed hours at border crossings are hurting the economy.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Winnipeg man arrested in sex crimes investigation into September bus assaults
Sex crimes investigators arrested a suspect Sunday in connection with disturbances and assaults on Winnipeg Transit buses in September. They hope to hear from additional victims.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Selkirk RCMP Officer Assaulted by Stabbing Suspect
A Selkirk RCMP officer was assaulted last week and had to Taser a suspect to gain control of him.
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- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Report: Hockey Canada had second fund for handling sexual assault claims
Hockey Canada had a previously undisclosed second fund for settling sexual assault claims, according to a report on Monday in theĀ Globe and Mail. Called the Participants Legacy Trust Fund, the fund was established in 1999 by transferring money from the National Equity Fund, which was funded partially by player registration fees, according to theĀ Globe. The […]
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- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Minimum wage up in six provinces as inflation continues ascent
Canadians workers earning minimum wage in several provinces are now seeing an increase in their paycheques. Six provinces – Ontario, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador – hiked their minimum wage on Oct. 1. The increases come as the cost of living soars, with Canada’s annual inflation rate reaching a nearly […]
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- Monday 02PM Oct 03/22
Why gas is more expensive even though the price of oil has remained steady
A recent spike in gas prices has Winnipeggers feeling pain at the pumps but the latest jump comes despite the price of oil remaining relatively steady.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Missing woman, 20, last seen Aug. 25 in William Whyte area of Winnipeg
A 20-year-old woman has been missing for almost six weeks and Winnipeg police are concerned about her well-being.
© CBC |
- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Part 2 ā Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting October 3rd
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.
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- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Part 1 ā Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting October 3rd
Here is the first part of the deals of the week from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the second part
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- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Donor transparency, recreation funds, taxes, Canada Day on Winnipeg mayoral hopefulsā minds Monday
Over the course of the 2022 Winnipeg election campaign, Global News is sharing the various statements and pledges received from candidates for mayor.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Google Canada grants $2.7M to tech training for Indigenous Peoples, media literacy
Google Canada will allocate $2.7 million toward grants helping Indigenous Peoples prepare for tech jobs and teaching media literacy to underrepresented communities. The U.S. tech giant says more than $1.3 million will be given to Winnipeg professional development and training charity ComIT to close the skills and education gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous populations by […]
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- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Prairie premiers, governors urge Canada, U.S. to keep border crossings open longer
Canada’s Prairie premiers and two U.S. governors want their respective countries to restore pre-pandemic operating hours at entry points along their shared land border. The group of provincial and state leaders have written to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and President Joe Biden to argue that curtailed hours at border crossings are hurting the economy. The […]
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- Monday 01PM Oct 03/22
Winnipeg police investigating death of First Nations woman with ācatastrophicā burns
Winnipeg police are investigating the death of a First Nations woman as a homicide after she was hospitalized for severe burns. Melissa Cook, 41, was admitted to hospital in early July and died on Aug. 20. Officers became involved in the investigation five days later after the chief medical examiner’s office notified them that her […]
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- Monday 12PM Oct 03/22
Ringo Starr cancels 1 day before Winnipeg show after COVID-19 diagnosis
Ringo Starr is cancelling five Canadian shows this month after the former Beatles drummer tested positive for COVID-19.
© CBC |
- Monday 12PM Oct 03/22
Ringo Starr cancels Canadian shows after catching COVID-19
Ringo Starr has cancelled shows in North America after the former Beatles drummer tested positive for COVID-19. The 82-year-old cancelled performances Sunday at the Four Winds Casino in New Buffalo, Michigan, and Mystic Lake Casino in Prior Lake, Minnesota, citing illness. On Monday a spokesperson confirmed that Starr and his All-Starr band would be cancelling […]
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- Monday 12PM Oct 03/22
Final Canadian Premier League playoff spots locked, Valour narrowly miss out again
The penultimate week of the Canadian Premier League regular season has come to a close, and all four playoff teams are now known. The week of games started on Vancouver Island as Pacific FC hosted FC Edmonton. Moments into the game, Manny Aparicio stripped the ball off an FC Edmonton player before taking it up […]
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- Monday 12PM Oct 03/22
Prairie premiers calling for restoration of pre-pandemic hours at land border crossings
Canadaās prairie premiers and two United States governors are calling for the restoration of pre-pandemic hours at land border crossings.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Oct 03/22
Former Beatleās Winnipeg show nixed due to positive COVID-19 test
Bad news for Ringo Starr fans: the former Beatle and his All Starr Band won't be stopping in at Winnipeg's Canada Life Centre on Tuesday as planned.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Oct 03/22
Rec Room food deal
We were just in Edmonton over the weekend and went to the Rec room one night. We have been several times in Winnipeg, we’ve eaten there once or twice but never really paid attention to the menu. Found this awesome ... Read More »
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- Monday 11AM Oct 03/22
Ringo Starr cancels Winnipeg concert due to COVID-19 diagnosis
Ringo Starr wonāt be coming to Winnipeg this week after being diagnosed with COVID-19.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Oct 03/22
Woman who died from burns was victim of homicide, Winnipeg police say
A 41-year-old woman who diedĀ after suffering severe burns was the victim of a homicide and Winnipeg police urge the public to help them learn more about her.
© CBC |
- Monday 11AM Oct 03/22
Burned homeless womanās death a homicide
The death of a homeless woman who suffered severe burns this summer is being treated as a homicide, and police are asking the public if they know of any similar attacks.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 11AM Oct 03/22
Manitoba Reconstructing Highway 12 in $26.9M Project
The Manitoba government is spending nearly $27 million to reconstruct Highway 12 southeast of Winnipeg.
Ā© 2022. This article Manitoba Reconstructing Highway 12 in $26.9M Project appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Monday 11AM Oct 03/22
Police Seek Information After Woman Dies from Severe Burns
Winnipeg police are turning to the public in hopes of solving the homicide of a woman who was severely burned before her death this past summer.
Ā© 2022. This article Police Seek Information After Woman Dies from Severe Burns appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Monday 10AM Oct 03/22
Manitobaās Highway 12 slated for reconstruction
The province is giving over $25 million to reconstruct a section of the Provincial Trunk Highway.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Oct 03/22
Where to go for advance polls for the municipal election
Advance voting begins on Monday for the Manitoba municipal election coming up on Oct. 26.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Oct 03/22
Homicide victim found near Health Sciences Centre identified by police
A man recently found unresponsiveĀ near downtown Winnipeg, who later died and was determined to be the victim of a homicide, has now been identified by police.
© CBC |
- Monday 10AM Oct 03/22
On the Trapline by David A. Robertson and Julie Flett wins $50K TD Canadian Children's Literature Award
TheĀ award recognizes the best Canadian book for readers up to age 12 in any genre and is the biggest of its kind in the country. $116,00 in prize money was awarded across eight categories at the Canadian Centre for Children's Book Centre Awards on Sept. 29, 2022.
© CBC |
- Monday 10AM Oct 03/22
Winnipeg police look for answers in burning death of 41-year-old woman
Police said she was likely burned between late June and early July, but remained quiet about her injuries until notifying a shelter in July, when she was taken to hospital.Ā© Global |
- Monday 10AM Oct 03/22
Winnipeg police identify Sunday morning homicide victim
Creedence Justin Beardy, 27, was taken to Health Sciences Centre after a bystander found him unresponsive around 6:45 a.m. near Sherbrook Street and Cumberland Avenue.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Oct 03/22
Gillingham pledges more funding for recreation and parks, while Loney releases campaign donor list
Mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham promised Sunday to boost parks and recreation, while Shaun Loney released his campaign donor list.
© CBC |
- Monday 09AM Oct 03/22
Winnipeg police investigating homicide of man found with 'suspicious' injuries
The Winnipeg Police Service is investigating a homicide after a man was found unresponsive in the cityās West End over the weekend.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Oct 03/22
Death of Manitoba woman with severe burns ruled a homicide: Winnipeg police
WARNING: This story contains details that may be disturbing. The Winnipeg Police Service is asking the public for any information regarding the homicide of a woman who died of severe burns.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Oct 03/22
Get a head start on voting as advance polls open for Winnipeg election
If you want to vote early in Winnipeg's municipal election, you can cast your ballot at an advance poll as of Monday morning.© Global |
- Monday 08AM Oct 03/22
ANALYSIS: Cole Perfetti leaves nothing to chance with Jets
Cole Perfetti's mindset, right from the start of Jets' training camp, has been to keep getting better every day. Suffice to say, he is succeeding at moving the needle forward.© Global |
- Monday 08AM Oct 03/22
Traffic stop leads to seizure of rifle, meth: Brandon police
A traffic stop in Brandon, Man., on Thursday resulted in the seizure of a rifle and about 30 grams of meth.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Oct 03/22
Loved ones gather at funeral to honour longtime Manitoba politician Bill Blaikie
Family, friends and colleagues gathered on Sunday evening to celebrate the life of Bill Blaikie, a longtime Manitoba politician who died at the end of September at age 71.
© CBC |
- Monday 07AM Oct 03/22
Advance voting begins in Winnipeg for 2022 municipal election
Winnipeggers who can't wait to mark their ballot in this month's municipal election don't have to wait anymore.
© CBC |
- Monday 07AM Oct 03/22
Police Investigating Homicide After Victim Taken to HSC
Winnipeg police are investigating a homicide after a deceased man was located at the Health Sciences Centre with suspicious injuries.
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- Monday 06AM Oct 03/22
Creative artificial intelligence has crossed a major threshold. What happens next?
In today’s Big Story podcast, last week, the creative AI DALL-E opened to everyone wanting to use it. The program, which returns images based on text prompts provided by the user, has created mesmerizing tableaus from the gorgeous to the obscene, and it gets better all the time. But is this art? If not, why […]
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- Monday 05AM Oct 03/22
Southwestern Manitoba First Nation denied access to search for unmarked graves
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation's Missing Children Project team wants to search for graves of children who attended the former Brandon Residential School, but they need access to private property on Turtle Crossing Campground and it's been denied.
© CBC |
- Monday 05AM Oct 03/22
Crown downplays value of inquiry in Winnipeg police HQ scandal, doubles down on decision not to lay charges
The day after a Manitoba court found former City of Winnipeg top bureaucrat Phil Sheegl took a bribe while in office, Manitoba's Prosecution Service office sent out a briefing note explaining why charges were not laid in 2019 and downplaying the need for an inquiry.
© CBC |
- Monday 05AM Oct 03/22
Suffering from assaults, abuse: Inside Manitoba's jails, corrections officers are struggling
A formerĀ corrections officer says he couldn't guard his mind from theĀ assaults, verbal abuse and incidents of self-harm he witnessed in Manitoba's jails.
© CBC |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
āHe was a brother, son and friendā
The family of a man who died in hospital after being found in medical distress outside a fast-food restaurant in early August wants the world to know he was loved.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
Heritage advocates lobby to save homes
There’s not much conservationists can do to stop fast-tracked demolition of near-century-old homes in the city’s wealthiest neighbourhoods, the executive director of Heritage Winnipeg says.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
No tricks, but mom a skilled magician
In August, my mom excitedly planned to attend David A. Robertson’s book launch for The Stone Child at McNally Robinson. For her, this was as big as a Harry Styles concert or something. She’s a big fan of Robertson, often citing from his book Black Water; she is convinced that she knows the location of a party he attended and wrote about.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
Regiment service honoured
A monument dedicated to more than a century of service from one local military regiment was unveiled Sunday during a ceremony at Vimy Ridge Park.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
Right to timely bail hearings in spotlight
A Norway House woman who was detained for more than 25 hours without a chance for release has doubled down on a court declaration that her charter right to a timely bail hearing was violated.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
Inspiring legacy of caring lives on
Wayne Catcheway Jr. believed in healthy eating, so there was stew and bannock for the guests.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
Local Latin American communities celebrating heritage in October
Latin American immigrants in Winnipeg are shifting their national festivities from September to October to join in Canada’s national celebration of Latin American Heritage Month.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03AM Oct 03/22
Canada significantly undercounts maternal deaths, and doctors are sounding the alarm
Doctors are warning there is no consistent or reliable national system to collect and share information on maternal deaths and close calls. This is particularly tragic, they say, because most deaths and adverse outcomes are preventable. In the absence of government leadership, doctors are working to change that.
© CBC |
- Sunday 08PM Oct 02/22
Bolsonaro, Lula headed to runoff after tight Brazil election
Brazil’s top two presidential candidates will face each other in a runoff vote after neither got enough support to win outright Sunday in an election to decide if the country returns a leftist to the helm of the world’s fourth-largest democracy or keeps the far-right incumbent in office. With 99.9% of he votes tallied, former […]
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- Sunday 08PM Oct 02/22
One Sent to Hospital in Sargent Avenue Fire
WINNIPEG -- One person was transported to hospital early Sunday after a fire in a three-story apartment building in the 700 block of Sargent Avenue.
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- Sunday 07PM Oct 02/22
Canadaās Mackenzie Hughes wins PGA Tour event in a playoff
Mackenzie Hughes of Hamilton, Ont., made birdie on the second playoff hole to defeat Sepp Straka in the Sanderson Farms Championship. Hughes twice had to made tough par saves on the closing hole at the Country Club of Jackson, in regulation from 100 feet behind the green for a 3-under 69 to force a playoff […]
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- Sunday 07PM Oct 02/22
News briefs for Monday, October 3, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, October 3, 2022 9:54 AM Police identify victim of weekend homicide in West End Winnipeg police have released the name of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 06PM Oct 02/22
Southern Chiefs' Organization reveals totem pole in honour of residential school children
The Southern Chiefs' Organization (SCO) held a protocol ceremony to raise a totem pole from British Columbia in Assiniboine Park on Sunday.
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