Friday 08PM Oct 07/22
Catalytic converter thefts dropping in Manitoba
Since the province's Scrap Metal Act became a law earlier this year, catalytic converter thefts have dropped dramatically.
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- Friday 08PM Oct 07/22
Vigil held for slain teen
A group of friends and family gathered Friday evening behind a boarded-up home to remember a teenage boy taken from them too soon.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Oct 07/22
City services like pools, parks, 311 would be affected by possible strike: CUPE
Thousands of municipal workers may be preparing to walk off the job in a matter of days if no labour deal is reached with the City of Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
Avian flu means fresh turkeys scarce in Manitoba this Thanksgiving weekend
Anyone hoping to prepare a fresh turkey this Thanksgiving may struggle to find a bird, owing to the devastating impact of avian influenza on commercial poultry productions in Manitoba, but producers say there are enough frozen turkeys for everyone.
© CBC |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
‘I’ve cracked the code:’ Websites connecting Ukrainians with jobs in Manitoba
Ukrainians and a Canadian come together to create a job matching service in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
How important is likeability in a municipal election? Experts and Winnipeggers weigh in
Experts say personality plays an even bigger role for voters choosing a mayoral candidate compared to federal and provincial elections, which rely on a party's brand and leader.© Global |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
African scientists visit Winnipeg to study Canadian lakes
CBC's Marjorie Dowhos talks to a group of female scientists from Africa, who came to Winnipeg to visit the Experimental Lakes area in northwestern Ontario, as they work to preserve and protect Africa's largest lakes.
© CBC |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
Calls grow louder for leadership change at Hockey Canada
Hockey Canada is facing mounting pressure to make leadership changes over its handling of sexual assault allegations against players.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
Hydro, PUB bill draws public fire
A contentious bill proposing significant changes to the Public Utilities Board and Manitoba Hydro was slammed at a committee meeting that narrowly avoided being brought to a premature conclusion.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
Delayed wait-list tracker adds insult to injury for Manitobans awaiting help
There may be a reason why the Stefanson government still hasn’t posted its long-awaited online dashboard to measure hospital wait times: the numbers just took a turn for the worse.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
Community’s support sways judge in sentencing drunk driver who killed friend
Spinning “doughnuts” in his truck at high speed on the family farm was something Kyle Nolan Devos told police he “did for fun.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Oct 07/22
News briefs for Saturday, October 8, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, October 8, 2022 11:00 AM Winnipeg police arrest purse-snatching spree suspect Winnipeg police have arrested a man accused in three purse […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Oct 07/22
'This is a really important building': Lions Place residents call on mayoral candidates for support
A group of residents at Lions Place is calling on Winnipeg's next mayor to help prevent the sale of the non-profit housing complex.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Oct 07/22
Manitoba eyes non-disclosure agreements bill
The Manitoba legislature is set to vote Tuesday on a private member’s bill to restrict the use of non-disclosure agreements in cases of discrimination or harassment.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Oct 07/22
Safety, city wages and reviving downtown all mentioned on the campaign trail
A trio of mayoral candidates shared their latest plans as the long weekend rolls in.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Oct 07/22
Make residents part of Winnipeg community safety plans, mayoral candidate says
Winnipeg mayoral candidates made promises Friday to make neighourhoods safer and raise wages for city workers.
© CBC |
- Friday 06PM Oct 07/22
Staff, volunteers prepare Siloam Mission’s annual Thanksgiving meal
Staff and volunteers spent the day mashing 350 lbs. of potatoes, slicing 142 turkeys and plating up homemade sides, with pumpkin pie for dessert.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Oct 07/22
- Friday 05PM Oct 07/22
Community safety, funding questions, civic wages: mayoral roundup
Communities throughout Winnipeg will create tailored programs that may use anything from all-night libraries to more beat cops to make their streets safer, if Glen Murray becomes the city’s next mayor.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Oct 07/22
Northeastern Manitoba First Nation declares state of emergency over rising drug use, violence
God’s Lake First Nation has declared a state of emergency, saying the community needs a boost in the resources available to help those who are using drugs.
© CBC |
- Friday 05PM Oct 07/22
NDP joins Tories in ‘standing up for farmers in Manitoba’ by opposing federal fertilizer-emissions target
In a rare show of solidarity, the NDP tacitly supported a Progressive Conservative resolution Friday that asks the federal government to abandon its “fertilizer-reduction strategy,” saying it is irresponsible in a time of food insecurity and high inflation.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Oct 07/22
The new look for the barriers at Portage and Main
The barricades at Portage and Main are getting a makeover.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Oct 07/22
Effective catalytic-converter anti-theft etching program expands beyond Perimeter
STEINBACH — A anti-theft program meant to help police catch catalytic-converter thieves has expanded southeast of Winnipeg.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Oct 07/22
Catalytic converter theft plummeting in Manitoba due to new programs
The provincial government says an engraving program for catalytic converters will now help reduce theft rates for the in-demand car parts in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Oct 07/22
Groups slam province for funding non-Indigenous-led organization working to keep youth out of justice system
Some Indigenous organizations say they were shocked and hurt earlier this week to learn the Manitoba government had awarded $2.25 million through a social impact bond to a non-Indigenous-led organization to help keep Indigenous youth out of the justice system.
© CBC |
- Friday 04PM Oct 07/22
Murray moves to clarify work record comments
Glen Murray says he doesn’t let personal issues affect his work life and the Winnipeg mayoral candidate “misspoke,” when he recently indicated otherwise.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Oct 07/22
Manitoba seeing fewer catalytic converter thefts
Since new Manitoba legislative changes came in this year, a noticeable drop in catalytic converter thefts has been seen, the province says.
The post Manitoba seeing fewer catalytic converter thefts appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 03PM Oct 07/22
Health Officials Hope New Omicron Vaccine Will Improve Uptake of COVID-19 Boosters
OTTAWA — Health Canada approved on Friday the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 booster vaccine that targets the BA.4 and BA.5 strains of the Omicron variant.
© 2022. This article Health Officials Hope New Omicron Vaccine Will Improve Uptake of COVID-19 Boosters appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Friday 03PM Oct 07/22
Portage, Main barriers art shifts to ‘Manitoba pattern’
Artwork on the barriers at the intersection of Portage Avenue and Main Street is changing for the first time.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Oct 07/22
Community safety, downtown revitalization, living wages on Winnipeg mayoral candidates’ minds Friday
Over the course of the 2022 Winnipeg election campaign, Global News is sharing the various statements and pledges that are received from candidates for mayor.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Oct 07/22
Manitoba sending emergency support workers, equipment, to storm-ravaged P.E.I.
Manitoba is shipping out emergency support workers and equipment to Prince Edward Island to help with cleanup efforts in the wake of Hurricane Fiona.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Man Killed in Rollover Crash in RM of Stuartburn
A single-vehicle crash in the RM of Stuartburn has claimed the life of a 22-year-old area man.
© 2022. This article Man Killed in Rollover Crash in RM of Stuartburn appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Manitoba sends 15 emergency workers to P.E.I. to help in recovery effort after Fiona
Manitoba is sending a crew of 15 emergency support workers and gear to the East Coast as Atlantic provinces continue cleanup and recovery efforts following Fiona, which hit the region as a post-tropical storm two weeks ago.
© CBC |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Nike suspending sponsorship relationship with Hockey Canada
Nike says it is suspending its relationship with Hockey Canada and pausing its support of the sport’s governing body in Canada. Nike sent a statement to Sportsnet on Friday. “Nike believes sport should create a safe, supportive environment for all athletes. We’re deeply concerned by the ongoing reports around Hockey Canada. We believe significant and […]
The post Nike suspending sponsorship relationship with Hockey Canada appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Canada bans thousands of Iranian regime’s senior officers
Canada has declared more than 10,000 members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard are inadmissible to this country for life.
The post Canada bans thousands of Iranian regime’s senior officers appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Canada permanently banning top Iranian regime officials, levelling new sanctions
Canada is permanently banning top members of the Iranian regime from coming into the country, restricting financial transactions with Iran, and pursuing new sanction enforcement measures, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday. 'We're taking steps that will raise the bar internationally, in holding Iran accountable," Trudeau said.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Manitoba man killed in RM of Stuartburn vehicle rollover
Officers from the Emerson detachment were called to the scene, at Road 10 North and Road 38 East, just before 10 a.m. Thursday, where they found the vehicle submerged in the ditch.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
No immediate end in sight for shortages of children’s pain medication
Health Canada says it is working to expand supply and implement shortage mitigation measures when it comes to the shortage of children’s pain medication. The federal health agency acknowledges there was an unprecedented demand for infant and children’s acetaminophen and ibuprofen products this past summer and supplies have not kept pace. Health Canada says as […]
The post No immediate end in sight for shortages of children’s pain medication appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 07/22
Thanksgiving Monday: What's open and closed in Winnipeg
Get your full serving about what's open and what's not on this Thanksgiving holiday weekend in Winnipeg.
© CBC |
- Friday 12PM Oct 07/22
How Manitoba is helping P.E.I. with post-Fiona relief
The Manitoba government is lending emergency personnel and equipment to Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) to help with post-hurricane relief efforts.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 07/22
Manitoba sending workers to help with cleanup post-Fiona
The Manitoba government is lending emergency personnel and equipment to Prince Edward Island (P.E.I.) to help with post-hurricane relief efforts.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 07/22
Winnipeg police charge two for prohibited firearm possession
Winnipeg police have charged two people in connection to a prohibited firearm investigation. The Winnipeg Police Service’s Firearms Investigation and Enforcement Unit (FIEU) searched a home on Ross Avenue on Thursday as part of its investigation. During the search, officers were able to seize a pair of sawed-off 12-gauge shotguns, gun barrels, ammunition and some […]
The post Winnipeg police charge two for prohibited firearm possession appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 07/22
How Winnipeg’s real estate market shaped up in September
The housing market is continuing to balance itself out in Winnipeg according to the latest sales numbers from September.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 07/22
Southern Manitoba man, 22, dead after vehicle rolls off road, gets submerged in ditch
A 22-year-old man died Thursday after the vehicle he was driving rolled into a water-filled ditch in southern Manitoba.
© CBC |
- Friday 12PM Oct 07/22
Woman killed in Winnipeg crash to be honoured at MacEwan University hockey game
A 24-year-old Winnipeg woman who was killed earlier this year in a crash involving an alleged drunk driver will be honoured at Friday’s home opener for the MacEwan University women’s hockey team in Edmonton.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Oct 07/22
Regional home-care spending falls as demand outstrips funds
Health authority spending on home-care clients in western and southern Manitoba dropped over the past four years, as demand for the essential service that allows people to continue living at home outpaced funding.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11AM Oct 07/22
New art at Portage and Main celebrates diversity, ‘Manitoba pattern’
A new, large-scale mural by a local artist, which aims to highlight the city's diversity, is being installed on the barricades, to replace the Pride motif painted in 2019.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Oct 07/22
Keisha Paul is new host of CBC Manitoba's Weekend Morning Show
CBC Manitoba wants you to get to know the person behind the mic on Saturday and Sunday mornings as our new Weekend Morning Show host.
© CBC |
- Friday 11AM Oct 07/22
Children’s pain medication to continue to be ‘intermittently available’: Health Canada
Health Canada says it's working with manufacturers of children's acetaminophen and ibuprofen products to keep increasing supply to deal with the ongoing shortage.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Oct 07/22
New Mural Being Installed on Portage and Main Barriers
WINNIPEG -- The iconic intersection of Portage and Main is getting new, colourful art installed.
© 2022. This article New Mural Being Installed on Portage and Main Barriers appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Friday 10AM Oct 07/22
Winnipeggers busted with firearm components used to make ‘zip guns’: police
Winnipeg police said they raided a Ross Avenue West home, leading to the seizure of two disassembled, sawed-off shotguns, two gun barrels, loose firearms components, and more.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Oct 07/22
What actress Lea Thompson said about Winnipeg during two talk show interviews
Actress and director Lea Thompson appeared on two popular talk shows this week – The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon and Live with Kelly and Ryan – and both times made mention of her time working in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Oct 07/22
Manitoba RCMP Investigating After Float Planes Shot
Manitoba RCMP are investigating two float planes that were recently found with bullet holes on Tataskweyak Cree Nation.
© 2022. This article Manitoba RCMP Investigating After Float Planes Shot appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Friday 10AM Oct 07/22
Is the end near for Hockey Canada?
Questions continue to swirl around the future of what was once a beloved institution in this country, as Hockey Canada scrambles to deal with multiple sexual assault scandals
The post Is the end near for Hockey Canada? appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 09AM Oct 07/22
Canada to allow international students to work more hours due to labour shortage
Immigration Minister Sean Fraser says Canada will temporarily allow international students to work more than 20 hours a week to help address ongoing labour shortages. Speaking at a coffee shop in Ottawa this morning, Fraser says the changes will start on Nov. 15 and be in effect until the end of 2023. The labour market […]
The post Canada to allow international students to work more hours due to labour shortage appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 09AM Oct 07/22
Health Canada approves Pfizer’s bivalent Omicron vaccine for anyone 12+
Health Canada approved on Thursday the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 booster vaccine that targets the BA.4 and BA.5 strains of the Omicron variant. The vaccine, which is approved for people at least 12 years old, can be given three to six months after a second dose of the primary vaccine series, or the most […]
The post Health Canada approves Pfizer’s bivalent Omicron vaccine for anyone 12+ appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 09AM Oct 07/22
Health officials hope new Omicron vaccine will improve uptake of COVID-19 boosters
Health Canada approved on Thursday the use of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 booster vaccine that targets the BA.4 and BA.5 strains of the Omicron variant. It is the second combination vaccine greenlighted by Health Canada's vaccine review team, but the first that targets the virus strains that are now most common in Canada© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Oct 07/22
Costs have jumped for tech transformation at Manitoba Public Insurance
The cost of modernizing technology at Manitoba's auto insurance Crown corporation has jumped sharply.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Oct 07/22
ANALYSIS: Time for some Jets games that mean something
For these past few weeks, the Jets and the 31 other teams have been practicing and playing games that for the most part have been played to fill two, maybe three, positions.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Oct 07/22
Brandon police make two arrests in separate child pornography cases
The Brandon Police Service arrested two men on Wednesday for separate incidents regarding the distribution of child pornography.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Oct 07/22
Driver in 'confused state' arrested, stolen van recovered outside Calgary
A Manitoba man faces vehicle theft charges following an RCMP investigation into reports a van was swerving and frequently drifted on to the shoulder of the Trans-Canada Highway east of Calgary.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Oct 07/22
Float planes destroyed by gunfire on northern Manitoba lake, RCMP say
Police said two float planes were shot at overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday, causing $850,000 in damage and likely making both vehicles total losses.© Global |
- Friday 07AM Oct 07/22
Canada’s unemployment rate falls to 5.2% in September
Canada’s unemployment rate fell 0.2 percentage points to 5.2 per cent in September as the economy added 21,000 jobs in the month. In its labour force update on Friday, Statistics Canada said the unemployment rate fell as fewer people looked for work. Most of the job gains were in educational services and health care and […]
The post Canada’s unemployment rate falls to 5.2% in September appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 07AM Oct 07/22
Canada added 21,000 jobs last month, pushing jobless rate down to 5.2%
Canada's economy gained 21,000 jobs even as the labour force shrank by the same amount, Statistics Canada reported Friday.
© CBC |
- Friday 07AM Oct 07/22
Costs have jumped for tech transformation at Manitoba Public Insurance
Project Nova, aimed at letting customers and brokers do more business with Manitoba Public Insurance online, was originally expected to cost $86 million plus contingencies.© Global |
- Friday 07AM Oct 07/22
Manitoba RCMP looking for info into shooting of float planes
The Manitoba RCMP is looking for information after two float planes were shot at and likely destroyed.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Oct 07/22
Costs Have Jumped for Tech Transformation at Manitoba Public Insurance
WINNIPEG — The cost of modernizing technology at Manitoba's auto insurance Crown corporation has jumped sharply.
© 2022. This article Costs Have Jumped for Tech Transformation at Manitoba Public Insurance appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Friday 06AM Oct 07/22
Would you pay more for ethical bananas?
Bananas are the cheapest fruit around, and Canadians eat them by the millions. In fact, during the current spike in inflation, bananas are one of the few foods to actually decrease in price. But even still, some Canadians are choosing to pay more for their bunches. Deborah Aarts wrote in The Globe and Mail’s Report […]
The post Would you pay more for ethical bananas? appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Friday 05AM Oct 07/22
Deco Dawson's 1st film in a decade a timely story of Ukrainian newcomer in Winnipeg's North End
As Winnipeg filmmaker Deco Dawson prepares to premiere his first-ever feature film on Saturday, Oct. 8 at Montreal's Festival du Nouveau Cinema, he acknowledges it is liable to subvert expectations.
© CBC |
- Friday 05AM Oct 07/22
How this woman says Manitoba's child welfare system broke her connection to her First Nation community
The people and First Nations behind a $1 billion lawsuit against the province of Manitoba and the Attorney General of Canada say the child welfare system rips children away from their culture and community, leaving them, their families and First Nations with longstanding issues.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Oct 07/22
Former leader suing Bear Clan, board member
The former leader of the Bear Clan Patrol is suing the Winnipeg community non-profit and one of its board members for alleged defamation.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03AM Oct 07/22
Is it game over for the Hockey Canada brand? Maybe, say ad experts
As company after company has cancelled sponsorships with Hockey Canada over its mishandling of gang-rape allegations and millions in payouts to complainants with sexual misconduct claims, communications experts are not sure the organization can ever recover with advertisers.
© CBC |
- Friday 01AM Oct 07/22
A Happy Runner
Running is one of the most uniting activities, and also an experience that is intensely individual. Whether it’s a drive for fitness, friendship, freedom, or fierce competitiveness, ask any runner […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 10PM Oct 06/22
Hockey Manitoba would support leadership change at Hockey Canada
Hockey Manitoba says it would support a leadership change at Hockey Canada, as the national body continues to face criticism over its handling of sexual assault allegations.© Global |
- Thursday 10PM Oct 06/22
Northern Manitoba Oji-Cree rapper Mattmac wins Canada's Walk of Fame emerging artist grand prize
An Oji-Cree artist from Garden Hill First Nation in northern Manitoba who is making waves across the country is now being recognized as one of Canada's best young musicians.
© CBC |
- Thursday 08PM Oct 06/22
Winnipeg Art Gallery hosts retrospective of Robert Houle's career
Janet Stewart talks to Saulteaux Anishinaabe artist Robert Houle, originally from Sandy Bay First Nation, about the gallery's exhibit looking back on his long career.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 06/22
Animal welfare groups ask province to withdraw pesticide bill
Animal welfare advocates are asking the Progressive Conservative government — and its dog-loving premier — to kill a bill rolling back a ban on cosmetic pesticides.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 06/22
Mayoral candidates blasted for skipping forum
An inner-city shelter’s forum for mayoral candidates had a big problem — most of the candidates didn’t show.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 06/22
Costs soar for technology overhaul at Manitoba's auto insurer
The cost of modernizing technology at Manitoba's auto insurance Crown corporation has jumped sharply.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 06/22
Murray tanking his job interview
Election campaigns are like job interviews: candidates are the applicants and members of the public are the prospective employers.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 06/22
News briefs for Friday, October 7, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, October 7, 2022 12:05 PM Man, 22, dies after vehicle rolls into ditch in Stuartburn A 22-year-old man died after his […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 06/22
Cost of MPI upgrade balloons to $290M
The massive overhaul and upgrade of Manitoba Public Insurance’s online system is expected to cost three times as much as projected, and take nearly twice as long to complete.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 06/22
Construction bidding, campaign donations, transit rework: mayoral roundup
A mayoral candidate says the City of Winnipeg must focus on each bidder’s qualifications to award construction design contracts, instead of just selecting the lowest price.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 06/22
Short film aims to dispel stigma around pregnancy and infant loss
*CONTENT WARNING: Mentions of suicide, miscarriage and infant loss* October is pregnancy and infant loss awareness month — a topic widely veiled in a culture of silence. A new short film explores the feelings of guilt and shame surrounding the concepts of miscarriages, abortions and other reasons for infant loss, hoping to dispel the stigma. […]
The post Short film aims to dispel stigma around pregnancy and infant loss appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 06PM Oct 06/22
- Thursday 05PM Oct 06/22
Man guilty of killing 28-year-old woman as she slept
A Winnipeg man has been found guilty in the September 2019 killing and torture of a woman he had accused of being “a rat.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Oct 06/22
Mayoral candidate who promised to continue police-HQ legal action returns donation from defendant
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham, who has promised to continue the city's legal action over the police headquarters project, is returning a campaign contribution from a contractor the city added to its police-HQ lawsuit.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05PM Oct 06/22
Safety concerns in city at ‘crisis level,’ pollster says
With crime on many voters’ minds before the Oct. 26 municipal election, a new survey suggests an overwhelming majority of Winnipeg adults feel less safe in the city than they did three years ago.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Oct 06/22
Second person charged in Powerview homicide: RCMP
RCMP have charged a second person in connection with a homicide that killed a 20-year-old in Powerview-Pine Falls in June.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Oct 06/22
2 float planes likely ruined after being riddled with bullets on Tataskweyak Cree Nation
Two float planes worth an estimated $850,000 together were shot at overnight in a northern Manitoba First Nation and are "likely to be declared total losses," according to RCMP.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04PM Oct 06/22
2nd teen charged with 2nd-degree murder after pedestrians hit by vehicle in Powerview-Pine Falls
A second teenager has been charged with second-degree murder after two pedestrians were hit by a vehicle in June, and a 20-year-old man died.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04PM Oct 06/22
Family of 2019 homicide victim push for public info
The family of an 18-year-old woman whose death in The Pas three years ago has been declared a homicide is relieved it may soon have some answers.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
Hockey Manitoba withdraws support for Hockey Canada leadership amid sexual assault scandal
Hockey Manitoba on Thursday reversed its decision taken months ago to defend Hockey Canada, but stopped short of cutting ties with the organization, as was done by Hockey Quebec on Tuesday.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
The new signs that will greet people coming into Winnipeg
Signs with a new slogan that will greet people coming into Winnipeg are going up around the city, and they contain something that’s never been seen before on a city sign.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
New research shows why Winnipeg schools feel unsafe for Black and Indigenous students
New research from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives shows that racism in schools, as well as police in schools, are some of the main reasons schools feel unsafe for Black and Indigenous students.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
SK stabbing suspect responsible for all deaths, including brother’s: RCMP
The Saskatchewan RCMP says it's believed Miles Sanderson was responsible for killing 11 people, including his brother, on his own last month.
The post SK stabbing suspect responsible for all deaths, including brother’s: RCMP appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
City puts new deal on table after CUPE sets strike deadline
The city’s largest union could head to the picket lines as soon as Wednesday, marking the first general municipal workers’ strike since 1919.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
What's open and closed in Manitoba over the Thanksgiving long weekend
Thanksgiving is coming up on Monday, Oct. 10, which means some businesses, services and organizations may be closed or operating at reduced hours© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 06/22
City of Winnipeg workers could be on strike next week
The union that represents thousands of City of Winnipeg workers have set a strike deadline for next week.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Oct 06/22
‘Welcome to Winnipeg’ signs slated for revamp featuring new city slogan
New welcome signs featuring Winnipeg's new slogan and a land acknowledgement will be installed along highways by the end of October.© Global |
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