Monday 12PM Oct 10/22
Winnipeg crews fight five fires in 14 hours: WFPS
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) have had a very busy 24 hours, fighting five residential fires overnight and into the morning.
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- Monday 12PM Oct 10/22
Winnipeg fire crews battle 5 fires between Sunday evening and Monday morning
It’s been a busy 15 hours for Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Services as fire crews had to battle five residential fires. WFPS say the first fire occurred just before 6 p.m. at a single-level home on Alfred Avenue. Within ten minutes of arriving at the home, the fire was extinguished. A couple hours later, WFPS was […]
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- Monday 11AM Oct 10/22
Man dead after being hit by car in southwest Winnipeg
A 78-year-old man is dead following a collision on Osborne Street Sunday. Winnipeg police said the incident happened just before 10 p.m. as the man was crossing the road near Bartlet Avenue. The man was taken to hospital in unstable condition, where he later died from his injuries. The driver of the vehicle reportedly stayed […]
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- Monday 10AM Oct 10/22
78-year-old man dies in South Osborne crash
Winnipeg police are looking for witnesses after a pedestrian died following a collision in the 500 block of Osborne Street Sunday evening.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Oct 10/22
Trudeau, convoy leaders expected to testify at inquiry into use of Emergencies Act
The public inquiry into the federal government's unprecedented use of the Emergencies Act during “Freedom Convoy” protests last winter begins on Thursday.
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- Monday 09AM Oct 10/22
Kevin Spacey-Anthony Rapp trial explained: Key things to know
The second week of Kevin Spacey's MeToo-era trial starts Tuesday in New York -- but no criminal charges are involved. CTVNews.ca looks at what to know about Spacey, Rapp, the lawsuit and the case so far.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Oct 10/22
Man Killed in Pedestrian Crash on Osborne Street
WINNIPEG -- A man has died following a vehicle crash in the 500 block of Osborne Street on Sunday night.
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- Monday 08AM Oct 10/22
Pedestrian, 78, dies after Osborne Street crash: Winnipeg police
A 78-year-old man hit by a vehicle in Winnipeg's Fort Rouge area on Sunday night has died, police say.
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- Monday 07AM Oct 10/22
Sport minister says Hockey Canada leadership still must change after chair resigns
Canada’s minister of sport says Hockey Canada must continue to transition to a new leadership team. Pascale St-Onge issued the statement on Sunday, a day after Andrea Skinner resigned as the interim chair of Hockey Canada’s board of directors. The national sport organization continues to draw widespread criticism for its handling of an alleged group […]
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- Monday 06AM Oct 10/22
Brandon hopes to build downtown cultural hub including library, museum, art gallery
If approved, an application for a $5 million provincial grant will create a home for the Western Manitoba Regional Library, Brandon General Museum and Archives under one roof. If funding is successful the grant would cover 50 per cent of the 10 million dollar project.
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- Monday 03AM Oct 10/22
Multiple Ukrainian cities targeted as Russia unleashes biggest attacks in months
Russia unleashed a widespread and lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities on Monday, smashing civilian targets, including downtown Kyiv, and killing at least 14 people.
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- Monday 03AM Oct 10/22
Deadly explosions rock Kyiv, other Ukrainian cities
Russia unleashed a lethal barrage of strikes against multiple Ukrainian cities Monday, smashing civilian targets including downtown Kyiv and shattered buildings that brought back into focus the grim reality of war after months of easing tensions in the capital.
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- Sunday 10PM Oct 09/22
Pedestrian hit by vehicle taken to hospital in unstable condition: Winnipeg police
A male pedestrian was taken to hospital in unstable condition after being hit by a vehicle in Winnipeg's South Osborne neighbourhood, police say.
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- Sunday 10PM Oct 09/22
Pedestrian hit by vehicle taken to hospital in unstable condition: Winnipeg police
A male pedestrian was taken to hospital in unstable condition after being hit by a vehicle in Winnipeg's Fort Rouge area, police say.
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- Sunday 07PM Oct 09/22
‘I was just kind of taken aback’
A Transcona mother wants her school division to update its transportation policy so both students with disabilities and young children who do not have a caregiver who can safely walk them to the bus stop are eligible for door-to-door service.
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- Sunday 07PM Oct 09/22
News briefs for Monday, October 10, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, October 10, 2022 9:27 AM 78-year-old man dies after getting hit by car on Osborne Street A 78-year-old man died after […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 06PM Oct 09/22
'People really want to get together': Winnipeggers celebrate first restriction-free Thanksgiving in years
Winnipeggers are celebrating their first Thanksgiving without health restrictions since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and high inflation rates are not necessarily limiting the menu.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Oct 09/22
Record number of turtles admitted to Manitoba wildlife rehabilitation centre a challenge for staff
The Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre is calling for donations to help care for eight injured turtles over the winter — the highest they’ve ever had — and the centre says flooding in the province is partly to blame.
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- Sunday 06PM Oct 09/22
‘It really would be an upset’: candidates vie for North Kildonan
A long-time city councillor is being challenged in his ward by a candidate with a political history.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Oct 09/22
‘This was my one safe place that I could go’
Winnipeg’s Ronald McDonald House has issued a “10-day pause” with stringent rules on socializing among families and a temporary visitor ban in the wake of a positive COVID-19 case.
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- Sunday 05PM Oct 09/22
Peguis First Nation members thankful for community meal after difficult year of flooding, COVID-19
As many as 400 people gathered in Peguis First Nation on Sunday to enjoy a Thanksgiving meal together, taking stock of the things they're grateful for after a very difficult year.
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- Sunday 04PM Oct 09/22
Connecting Ukrainian refugee skilled workers with employers in Manitoba
A Manitoba business is hoping to reduce the shortage of workers in the province by matching Ukrainian refugees with businesses wanting to hire skilled workers from the war-torn country. Mark Myrowich, the owner of ECBVerdyol in Riverton, Man., – about 130km north of Winnipeg – was facing serious staffing shortages. But as a second-generation Ukrainian, […]
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- Sunday 04PM Oct 09/22
Winnipeggers invited to mark fire prevention week
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) is inviting people to mark fire prevention week from Sunday until Oct 15.© Global |
- Sunday 04PM Oct 09/22
Manitobans feel pressure of rising prices of gas, food ahead of thanksgiving
Manitobans are feeling the pressure of high fuel and food prices ahead of thanksgiving.© Global |
- Sunday 03PM Oct 09/22
Missing Ebb & Flow girl in Winnipeg: RCMP
RCMP in Ste. Rose du Lac are looking for missing teenage girl from Ebb & Flow First Nation last seen in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Oct 09/22
Man takes off clothes in arson-related incident: Police
A 35-year-old Winnipeg man is behind bars after allegedly setting a car and garage on fire, and forcing his way into a Weston-area home Friday morning.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Oct 09/22
Suspects demanded cigarettes, groceries from victim before attacking him: WPS
Winnipeg police say two men attempted to rob a 25-year-old man before physically assaulting him in Elmwood on Saturday afternoon. Investigators believe two suspects approached a man on Stadacona Street near Talbot Avenue around 4:15 p.m. They reportedly demanded cigarettes and the man’s groceries. “When their request was denied, the suspects proceeded to physically attack […]
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- Sunday 03PM Oct 09/22
Missing girl from Ebb and Flow First Nation last seen in Winnipeg, say RCMP
RCMP in Manitoba are asking the public to help them locate a 16-year-old girl who has been reported missing and may be in Winnipeg.
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- Sunday 02PM Oct 09/22
Winnipeg man facing arson charges following fire, police say
A Winnipeg man is facing arson charges following a fire on Friday, police say.© Global |
- Sunday 02PM Oct 09/22
2 Winnipeg men facing charges following alleged robbery, assault
Through the investigation, police said the victim had been walking on Stadacona Street when he was approached from behind by the suspects.© Global |
- Sunday 01PM Oct 09/22
Blind Oji-Cree artist ‘Mattmac’ wins Canada’s Walk of Fame emerging musician prize
Matthew Monias, aka “Mattmac,” is the recipient of Canada's Walk of Fame RBC Emerging Musician Program in 2022.© Global |
- Sunday 01PM Oct 09/22
Winnipeg nearing first general municipal workers strike since 1919
A Winnipeg father is concerned a potential strike involving city workers could put his children at risk. The Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 500 – representing 5,000 city workers – voted to strike in July, and strike headquarters have been set up since mid-September. Workers could go on strike Wednesday morning. But life-long Winnipeg […]
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- Sunday 01PM Oct 09/22
Member of Parliamentary committee applauds Skinner’s resignation from Hockey Canada
Sébastien Lemire's comments came after Andrea Skinner announced her resignation as Hockey Canada's interim board chair Saturday night.
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- Sunday 11AM Oct 09/22
No new mayor, only one new candidate: how Steinbach's municipal election is shaping up
Steinbach's mayor is returning for a second term after being acclaimed with no challengers, and there's not much change on the horizon for the rest of city council, where seven candidates are vying for six seats.© CTV |
- Sunday 10AM Oct 09/22
Blue Bombers wrap up first by blitzing Elks 48-11
If anyone had told Winnipeg Blue Bombers rookie Dalton Schoen he'd be leading the CFL in receiving yards and touchdowns this season, he wouldn't have believed them.© CTV |
- Sunday 10AM Oct 09/22
Silver alert issued for 73-year-old man
Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 73-year-old man.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Oct 09/22
Canadian soccer star Alphonso Davies diagnosed with cranial bruise, no word on return to play
Canadian star Alphonso Davies suffered a “cranial bruise” in taking a boot to the face in Bayern Munich’s 2-2 draw at Borussia Dortmund on Saturday. Bayern Munich said the 21-year-old from Edmonton was “feeling good in the circumstances” but sat out training Sunday. There was no mention of a timeline for his return. Davies, meanwhile, […]
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- Sunday 09AM Oct 09/22
Canadian companies turning to amenities to lure staff back to offices
When Lightspeed Commerce Inc. staff headed back to their Montreal office this year after a pandemic hiatus, they found a space double the size of their last with a restaurant serving free meals, a smoothie bar and a barista to craft custom drinks. A gym and a courtyard complete with foliage and a fountain are […]
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- Sunday 08AM Oct 09/22
Man denied boarding flight home with niece over lack of certified consent letter
It’s not uncommon to see parents extend an invitation to their child’s best friend or closest cousin to join them on a family trip. With that in mind, Dex Clarke and his sister Simone Pratt knew what it meant to include S’naia, Clarke’s eight year old niece, in his plans to visit family in Toronto […]
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- Sunday 08AM Oct 09/22
Missing 73-year-old man last seen in downtown Winnipeg, police say
Police are asking for the public’s assistance in locating Albert Fleury, 73, who was last seen in downtown Winnipeg on Saturday morning.
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- Sunday 08AM Oct 09/22
Missing 73-year-old man last seen in downtown Winnipeg found safe, police say
Winnipeg police say a 73-year-old man reported missing over the weekend has been found safe.
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- Sunday 08AM Oct 09/22
Winnipeg Man Arrested Following Trio of Purse Robberies
Winnipeg police have arrested a man following the violent robbery of purses from three elderly women.
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- Sunday 05AM Oct 09/22
Manitoba women's ringette team hosts national tournament in preparation for 2023 Winter Games
For the first time in two years, Team Manitoba is hosting a national ringette tournament to prepare for the competition at the 2023 Winter Games.
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- Sunday 05AM Oct 09/22
Southwestern Manitoba farmers feeling supply chain pinch
Getting machinery and components has been an ongoing struggle for farmers this year, says the president of Keystone Agricultural Producers, with supply chain delays that have been an ongoing concern since the spring.
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- Sunday 03AM Oct 09/22
‘A time bomb’: Anger rising in a hot spot of Iran protests
Growing up under a repressive system, Sharo, a 35-year-old university graduate, never thought she would hear words of open rebellion spoken out loud. Now she herself chants slogans like “Death to the Dictator!” with a fury she didn’t know she had, as she joins protests calling for toppling the country’s rulers. Sharo said that after […]
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- Sunday 03AM Oct 09/22
Competition Bureau probe of ‘flushable’ wipes goes down the drain
To flush or not to flush? It is a question Canada’s Competition Bureau says it cannot answer. Three years ago, Friends of the Earth Canada and lawyers from Ecojustice filed a grievance with the bureau saying the makers of 20 disposable wipes were falsely advertising the products as safe to flush down the toilet. In […]
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- Sunday 02AM Oct 09/22
CNN crew fined, leaving Thailand in day care attack coverage
Thai authorities on Sunday fined two CNN journalists for working in the country on tourist visas but cleared them of wrongdoing for entering the day care center where more than 20 children were massacred, saying they had filmed inside believing they had obtained permission. Deputy national police chief Surachate Hakparn said the journalists had been […]
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- Sunday 02AM Oct 09/22
- Saturday 10PM Oct 08/22
Griffins women's hockey retires Jordyn Reimer's jersey
Among the championship banners for Grant MacEwan University's hockey teams is the banner showing Jordyn Reimer's number.© CTV |
- Saturday 09PM Oct 08/22
Blue Bombers clinch 1st place in West Division, eliminate Elks with dominant win
Winnipeg Blue Bombers clinched first place in the CFL West Division for the second straight season with a dominating 48-11 victory over the Edmonton Elks on Saturday.
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- Saturday 09PM Oct 08/22
Blue Bombers Wrap Up First by Blitzing Elks 48-11
WINNIPEG — Rookie receiver Dalton Schoen caught three touchdown passes and running back Brady Oliveira scored twice as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers clinched first place in the CFL West Division for the second straight season with a dominating 48-11 victory over the Edmonton Elks on Saturday.
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- Saturday 08PM Oct 08/22
Andrea Skinner, Hockey Canada’s interim chair, resigns from position
Hockey Canada has confirmed that Andrea Skinner, interim chair of the organization’s board of directors, has submitted her resignation. Skinner assumed the role in August after the resignation of former chair Michael Brind’Amour. In a statement, Skinner says that due to recent events, “it no longer makes sense for me to continue to volunteer my time […]
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- Saturday 07PM Oct 08/22
‘Music is our life’: Ukrainian refugees join Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra
Two Ukrainian brothers who were recently reunited in Winnipeg are sharing their passion for music together through the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.© Global |
- Saturday 07PM Oct 08/22
Blue Jays blow 8-1 lead, eliminated from MLB playoffs after Mariners comeback
The Toronto Blue Jays were eliminated from the playoffs in two games after losing 10-9 to the Seattle Mariners on Saturday. The Blue Jays led the Mariners 8-1 in the fifth inning at Rogers Centre, but Seattle chipped away at Toronto’s lead, and an RBI double from Adam Frazier — his third hit of the […]
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- Saturday 07PM Oct 08/22
News briefs for Sunday, October 9, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, October 9, 2022 9:11 AM Silver alert for missing 73-year-old Winnipeg man The Winnipeg Police Service has activated a silver alert […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg musicians invited to sing with Michael Bublé at concert
Several Winnipeg artists got to sing with Michael Bublé during his concert at the Canada Life Centre on Friday.
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- Saturday 06PM Oct 08/22
International students in Winnipeg call change to work hour limit a good step but not enough
International students in Manitoba are welcoming changes by the federal government that would allow them to work unlimited hours, but say the measure doesn't go far enough to address the pressing challenges they face.
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- Saturday 06PM Oct 08/22
First-ever costume swap gives second life to Halloween attire
A Winnipeg non-profit is helping people prepare for the upcoming spooky season and giving new life to old costumes in an effort to help the planet.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeggers come out to Kildonan Park for tree seedlings
Trees Winnipeg's bi-annual ReLeaf Tree planting program is back and it's bigger than ever.© Global |
- Saturday 05PM Oct 08/22
'Pay-what-you-can" lunch offers Thanksgiving meal in West Broadway
A Winnipeg taproom is keeping a Thanksgiving tradition going in order to bring the West Broadway community together.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Oct 08/22
Iranian-Canadians rally in support of protests in Iran on the steps of CMHR
More than 100 Iranian-Canadians protested in Winnipeg on the steps of Canadian Museum for Human Rights Saturday as anti-government demonstrations continue to roil Iran.
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- Saturday 03PM Oct 08/22
3 fires reported in same area in 3-hour span: Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service
Winnipeg firefighters had a busy start to their long weekend, after responding to four separate fires in a 24-hour span starting Friday afternoon, the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service says.
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- Saturday 03PM Oct 08/22
How St. Boniface Hospital researchers made an important medical breakthrough for heart disease
Researchers at St. Boniface Hospital are celebrating an important discovery that will help cardiac patients live longer.© CTV |
- Saturday 03PM Oct 08/22
Manitoba teachers welcome public education funding, but say more is needed
Manitoba teachers are addressing what they call inadequate funding in public school education in a meeting with the province. The Manitoba Teachers’ Society says in the last five to six years, funding increases have fallen well behind the rate of inflation and the rate of student growth. “Teachers need to know that things will get […]
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- Saturday 02PM Oct 08/22
Insomnia hitting you hard? You’re not alone, experts say
If you have found yourself staring at the ceiling and counting more than a thousand sheep every night, you are not alone, according to local experts.© Global |
- Saturday 02PM Oct 08/22
Dauphin, Man. RCMP search for 3 teen suspects after man knifed with sword
RCMP in Dauphin, Man. are searching for three teen suspects after a man was knifed with a sword on Monday.© Global |
- Saturday 02PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg fire crews battle four blazes within 17 hours
Winnipeg fire crews were called to four separate blazes in the city within a 17-hour window from Friday afternoon to Saturday morning. Three of those fires took place in the city’s North End – within a few blocks of one another – in a short span Friday afternoon. SELKIRK AVENUE The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service […]
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- Saturday 02PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg man, 50, arrested after string of purse robberies from seniors
A 50-year-old Winnipeg man has been arrested after police allege he robbed three seniors of their purses last month.
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- Saturday 01PM Oct 08/22
Leaders trying to correct underrepresentation of female chiefs, says candidate for AMC grand chief
If elected in an upcoming byelection, Sheila North would be the first female grand chief the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs has seen in its nearly 35-year history. While the number of female chiefs has gone up slightly in Manitoba in recent years, women are still underrepresented.
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- Saturday 01PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg couple recounts ‘scary’ backyard encounter with coyote: ‘It kept coming’
A scary encounter with a coyote in Winnipeg has a couple cautioning others after they say the animal reportedly showed no fear towards people. “It had me shaking. I’m shaking now just thinking about it. I was shaking pretty good all night,” said Susan Golembleski. “It kept coming up and I was yelling at it, […]
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- Saturday 12PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg man arrested after three purse snatchings: Police
Winnipeg police have arrested a 50-year-old Winnipeg man after a string of purse snatchings across the city last month.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg crews fight four fires in less than 24 hours
Winnipeg fire crews have had a busy 24 hours, responding to four blazes across the city, three within a few hours of each other.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Oct 08/22
N. Korea launches missile toward sea after US-SKorea drills
South Korea says North Korea has fired a ballistic missile toward its eastern waters, the latest in a barrage of weapons tests in recent days. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff says the launch was made early Sunday but gave no further details like how far the weapon flew. The Japanese government also says North […]
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- Saturday 11AM Oct 08/22
Fort Frances dominates St. Johns in Friday high school football
Week five of Winnipeg high school football came to a close with nine games Friday.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg police arrest purse-snatching spree suspect
Winnipeg police have arrested a man accused in three purse snatchings in September.
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- Saturday 11AM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg man stole purses from 3 seniors, including 1 at knifepoint: WPS
Police say a 50-year-old Winnipeg man was arrested and charged in connection with three separate purse snatchings last month – including one at knifepoint. Winnipeg police say the three victims were women ranging in age from 66 to 79. None of the victims were injured. The alleged robberies took place between Sept. 20 and Sept. […]
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- Saturday 11AM Oct 08/22
Pierre-Luc Dubois scores twice for Jets in 5-3 pre-season win over Flames
The Winnipeg Jets capped their pre-season Friday with a second straight decisive win over the Calgary Flames.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg man arrested after 3 purse robberies, some at knifepoint: police
The major crimes unit entered into an investigation involving three elderly women who were allegedly robbed of their purses in different areas of the city in late September.© Global |
- Saturday 10AM Oct 08/22
Winnipeg Blue Bombers expect 'street fight' with last-place Edmonton Elks
Jermarcus Hardrick is going to ensure his helmet is buckled on tight when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers host the Edmonton Elks on Saturday.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Oct 08/22
Shuttered Friendship Centre among those damaged by fire
Winnipeg fire crews were busy Friday and Saturday morning.
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- Saturday 09AM Oct 08/22
Harvey Weinstein goes on trial in LA, where he once reigned
Five years after women’s stories about him made the #MeToo movement explode, Harvey Weinstein is going on trial in the city where he once was a colossus at the Oscars. Already serving a 23-year sentence for rape and sexual assault in New York, the 70-year-old former movie mogul faces different allegations including several that prosecutors […]
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- Saturday 09AM Oct 08/22
2 killed as demonstrations around Iran enter 4th week
Anti-government demonstrations erupted Saturday in several locations across Iran as the most sustained protests in years against a deeply entrenched theocracy entered their fourth week. At least two people were killed. Marchers chanted anti-government slogans and twirled headscarves in repudiation of coercive religious dress codes. In some areas, merchants shuttered shops in response to a […]
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- Saturday 08AM Oct 08/22
Pierre-Luc Dubois Scores Twice for Jets in 5-3 Pre-Season Win Over Flames
The Winnipeg Jets capped their pre-season Friday with a second straight decisive win over the Calgary Flames.
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- Saturday 08AM Oct 08/22
Catalytic Converter Thefts Declining in Manitoba
Thefts of catalytic converters are sharply down in Manitoba and the province is crediting recent legislation for the drop.
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- Saturday 08AM Oct 08/22
Walmart photo centre free prints
Walmart has an offer for two free 8×10 value prints!
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- Saturday 07AM Oct 08/22
Turkey or ham? Survey settles the great Thanksgiving debates
Who doesn't love a feast? But not everyone agrees on what makes up the best Thanksgiving dinner.
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- Saturday 06AM Oct 08/22
Justin Bieber postpones rest of world tour shows due to his health
Justin Bieber is pulling the plug on the remaining shows of his Justice World Tour due to his health. A statement on the tour’s official Instagram account says all remaining dates of the tour, up to and including March 25, 2023, are postponed to next year. The Canadian pop superstar had initially sidelined the North […]
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- Saturday 06AM Oct 08/22
Roots run deep
My favourite place on Earth is a hill on the farm where I grew up in southwestern Manitoba. Furry, lilac-coloured crocuses, yellow cowslips, wolf willow and other plants I cannot name grow among the grasses along the gentle incline to this high point of native prairie. Rocks covered in orange, white and sage-coloured lichens dot the way. From the top, I can see our farmhouse and old red barn to the east. Three little lakes, Chain Lakes, fill the valley below.
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- Saturday 06AM Oct 08/22
My son's death revealed the connection between mental illness and addiction
"Devin, our only child and the centre of our lives, passed away at 22 from an accidental overdose. While he had been under psychiatric care, there was nothing that could have prepared my husband or me for this unimaginable loss," Sandra Ingram writes.
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- Saturday 06AM Oct 08/22
Road renewals, reconciliation and regrets: Brian Bowman reflects on 8 years as Winnipeg's mayor
During two terms as Winnipeg's mayor, it would be fair to credit Brian Bowman for following through on a promise to attempt to make city hall more transparent. The same can't be said for all his promises.
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- Saturday 03AM Oct 08/22
‘I love you, mommy’: 4-year-old Thai day care victim mourned
The little girl’s nickname was Plai Fon. In Thai, it means “the end of the rainy season” — a time of happiness. And then in one horrible burst of violence, the happiness that the chubby-cheeked 4-year-old had symbolized for her adoring family was shattered. In its place is an unfathomable agony over what happened to […]
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- Saturday 03AM Oct 08/22
Nearly half of the world's birds are on the decline, which experts say is a serious threat to ecosystems
Birds are all around us, every day, and they play a crucial role in the health of our planet. But in the past 50 years nearly three billion birds have disappeared across North America and the European Union alone. And experts are worried that it could be a bigger sign about the health of our ecosystems.
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- Saturday 03AM Oct 08/22
Even with rising food costs, many Canadians find Thanksgiving meal traditions tough to break
A recent online Angus Reid survey that found of those who celebrate Thanksgiving, more than two-thirds will be eating the same food they usually do. However, some may make adjustments, and lower-income households are almost certainly making changes due to higher food prices.
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- Saturday 02AM Oct 08/22
The wise, supportive, calming shelter from the political storm
Ron Wasylycia-Leis was never one to crave the limelight.
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- Saturday 02AM Oct 08/22
Sisters hold final service in beloved monastery
For Mary Coswin and Dorothy Levandosky, Friday was bittersweet.
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- Saturday 02AM Oct 08/22
- Saturday 01AM Oct 08/22
3 dead as blast damages Crimea bridge, key supply route in Russia’s war
An explosion Saturday caused the partial collapse of a bridge linking the Crimean Peninsula with Russia, damaging an important supply artery for the Kremlin’s faltering war effort in southern Ukraine. Russian authorities said a truck bomb caused the blast, which killed three people. The speaker of the Russian-backed regional parliament in Crimea immediately accused Ukraine […]
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- Friday 10PM Oct 07/22
Dubois scores twice, Hellebuyck sharp as Jets down Flames in preseason finale
After dominating the Flames in Winnipeg Wednesday night, the Jets doubled down with a 5-3 win in Calgary Friday night to cap off their preseason schedule on a high note.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Oct 07/22
Siloam Mission treats hundreds of homeless in Winnipeg to Thanksgiving lunch
An army of volunteers and the staff of Siloam Mission in Winnipeg rallied together to serve as many as 700 hundred hot meals to people experiencing homelessness at the mission’s annual Thanksgiving lunch Friday afternoon.
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- Friday 09PM Oct 07/22
Women come together in Winnipeg's North End to celebrate cultures, build community
CBC videographer Walther Bernal speaks with Ellen Gahigi and Val Vint at the North End Women's Centre's culture night, a potluck gathering where women from the community come together with recent immigrants to welcome them, celebrate their similarities and forge connections.
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