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Seven First Nations candidates vying for leadership of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs addressed leaders from across the province Tuesday.
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When it comes to picking a first project to executive produce, local filmmaker Myron John Tataryn literally picked a Winner.
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Winnipeg’s airport is flying to new heights of recovery.
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A former Buddhist monk who subjected two young girls to years of sexual abuse at a Winnipeg temple has been sentenced to 11 years in prison.
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Chrest, who was first elected as a city councillor almost 20 years ago, reflects on his last eight years as Brandon's mayor.
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It’s election eve in Winnipeg and all through the city, those seeking city council seats are eagerly waiting. One Winnipeg professor says there are a few wards he’s keeping an eye on. “I think it’s been a very unique election,” Aaron Moore, a political scientist and chair of the University of Winnipeg’s department of political […]
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With just a few hours to go before Wednesday’s municipal election, the candidates at the front of the pack running for mayor made their final attempt to win over voters, each insisting they are confident their message has resonated most with Winnipeggers.
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Hospitals in Manitoba are overwhelmed, and healthcare professionals are burnt out, according to one doctor in Manitoba who’s sounding the alarm over long wait times in emergency departments that he says are leaving physicians in moral distress while patients continue to suffer. St Boniface hospital Emergency medicine physician DR. Kristjan Thompson says he has seen […]
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There is one thing Winnipeg voters can’t complain about in this civic election: a lack of choice. With 11 candidates running to replace outgoing Mayor Brian Bowman and 42 people battling it out in 13 wards, there is plenty to choose from on voting day.
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Health Minister Audrey Gordon has promised the province is working to recruit, attract and retain nurses — and a plan will be unveiled soon to address stress and burnout taking a toll on health-care professionals.
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Health Minister Audrey Gordon has promised the province is working to recruit, attract and retain nurses — and a plan will be unveiled soon to address stress and burnout taking a toll on health-care professionals.
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A provincial government helmed by New Democrats would do in eight years what community organizations and leaders have been working towards for decades — bring chronic homelessness to an end, leader Wab Kinew pledged on Tuesday.
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A provincial government helmed by New Democrats would do in eight years what community organizations and leaders have been working towards for decades — bring chronic homelessness to an end, leader Wab Kinew pledged on Tuesday.
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A citizens committee dedicated to furthering reconciliation has successfully pushed the RM of Gimli to rename a series of roads that commemorate the township’s colonial history.
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The union that represents thousands of workers at the City of Winnipeg says they have officially agreed to a deal with the municipal government, after narrowly avoiding a strike earlier this month.
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Musicians across Canada are expressing concern for their livelihoods after SiriusXM announced it would not renew its contract with CBC.
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A 19-year-old man has been slapped with a murder charge after the man he allegedly assaulted died two days following his release from hospital.
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A Indigenous advocate is refusing to accept what she calls yet another empty apology, saying she was unfairly targeted by special duty police officers in a Winnipeg store.
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Police say they're looking for a person they believe intentionally set a fire at a retirement home in Dauphin, Man., early Tuesday morning.
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WINNIPEG â Manitoba hospitals are full, patients are waiting days for beds and many workers are quitting after burning out, says the chair of the group that represents physicians in the province.
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Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is not ruling out an early election. Under provincial law, the election is scheduled for next Oct. 3, although governments are allowed to call the vote earlier. Stefanson’s predecessor, Brian Pallister, called the last election a year ahead of schedule and won a second straight mandate for the Progressive Conservatives. Opinion […]
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The race for the seat in Point Douglas features a one-term incumbent facing off against two political newcomers who say theyâre unhappy with how the ward has been represented.
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The Manitoba government is spending $12.5 million to develop a health and community services simulation centre at Red River College Polytechnic, creating more training opportunities for health care workers.
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Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne has laid out new conditions for the proposed deal between Rogers Communications Inc. and Shaw Communications Inc. Selling Shaw-owned Freedom Mobile has widely been seen as the main obstacle to the deal’s approval, and Videotron earlier this year agreed to buy it for $2.85 billion. But Champagne says before he would […]
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Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says she is committed to having an election on or before the scheduled date of Oct. 3, 2023, and the Tories will decide on the timing at some point before then.
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A residential school survivor from Winnipeg was invited to Sweden to speak to its truth commission, as the country prepares for its own truth and reconciliation process.
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On the last day before Winnipeg's election, two mayoral candidates unveiled last-minute promises.
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WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is investing $12.5 million into a new health and community services training facility at Red River College Polytechnic.
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Manitoba RCMP have charged a man following threats involving a firearm at a home on Shamattawa First Nation on Monday.
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WINNIPEG -- The victim of an assault has died after being released from a Winnipeg hospital.
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Typical Centra Gas residential customers will have their annual gas bills balloon $100 a year after the Manitoba Public Utilities Board approved an increase in the gas commodity rate.
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The Canadian Human Rights Tribunal says a $40 billion child welfare settlement between Ottawa and First Nations doesn't meet all requirements.
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A key part of a $40 billion dollar First Nations child welfare agreement described as "historic" by the federal government could unravel following a ruling Tuesday by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.
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All city councillor candidates in Mynarski say crime needs to be addressed in the ward, and the incoming challengers say the longtime incumbent hasn't done enough.
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A 19-year-old man is charged with second-degree murder after another 19-year-old died after being assaulted and later released from hospital, Winnipeg police say.
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A political science professor expects the winning candidate in Wednesdayâs municipal election to win with a small proportion of the vote. Aaron Moore, with the University of Winnipeg, says itâs the likely scenario when there are 11 candidates vying for the cityâs top job. Thatâs why Moore says itâs especially true this year that every […]
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Cities are on the front lines of climate adaptation. They manage the day-in, day-out impacts of warmer, wetter and more extreme weather.
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Winnipeg police are investigating after a man was found dead underneath a U-Haul truck in East Elmwood on Monday morning.
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Winnipeg police are investigating a homicide after a man was found dead underneath a U-Haul truck on Monday morning.
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Winnipeggers are not mistaken if theyâve felt this year was consistently rainy or gloomy. In fact Winnipeg in 2022 has seen the most precipitation ever since records started being kept in 1873. âWinnipeg has set its wettest year on record as of the morning of Oct. 24,â said Scott Kehler, the chief scientist at Weatherlogics. […]
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WINNIPEG -- Manitoba's film industry continues to attract some of Hollywood's biggest names, including Emilia Jones and comedian Zach Galifianakis.
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Walmart photo centre has 10 cent 4×6 prints right now. Free in-store pickup.
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The wine is called Olivia the Brave, produced in memory of Charlie Baessler's Manitoba niece, whose young life was cut short by a congenital illness.Â
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Rishi Sunak became Britainâs third prime minister of the year on Tuesday, tasked with taming an economic crisis that has left the countryâs finances in a precarious state and millions struggling to pay their food and energy bills. Sunak, who is the U.K.âs first leader of color, met King Charles III at Buckingham Palace, where […]
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The Rogers Foundation has announced they will be donating $90 million to further sustain the Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research (TRCHR). The donation builds on the $130-million gift in 2014 given to establish the collaborative initiative between The Hospital for Sick Children, University Health Network and the University of Toronto. It is being matched […]
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In today’s Big Story podcast, the United Kingdom is about to have their third Prime Minister in two months, without even holding an election. Boris Johnson was finally ousted, only to be replaced by Liz Truss, who managed to tank the economy before resigning last week. Now Rishi Sunak is set to take on the […]
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Another lawsuit has been added to Assiniboine Park’s Leaf project.
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Adidas has ended its partnership with the rapper formerly known as Kanye West over his offensive and anti-Semitic remarks, the latest company to cut ties with Ye and a decision that the German sportwear company said would hit its bottom line. “Adidas does not tolerate antisemitism and any other sort of hate speech,” the company […]
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CBC News analyzed more than half a million calls for service from January 2020 to June 2022 to find out where police are being sent, and why.
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Thanks to name recognition, incumbent city councillors often enjoy an an advantage on election day. But a challenger in Winnipeg's Transcona ward has levelled the playing field with name recognition of his own.
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Hereâs a quick roundup of what's been happening in the province's municipal election campaigns, with everything you need to know before election day.
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A Winnipeg physician says his emergency department is reaching its breaking point and, for the first time, he's thought of quitting.Â
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Financial crises are hard to define, but central banks know them when they see them and must be ready to act. Massive unemployment, bank failures, a run on bonds, the collapse of pension funds, a severe collapse in real estate can all be the result.
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An inspector with the Ottawa Police Service was worried the “Freedom Convoy” could turn into a Jan. 6-style attack on Parliament Hill, the Public Order Emergencies Commission heard Tuesday. Insp. Russell Lucas, who was on the witness stand Tuesday, discussed that fear in an interview with commission lawyers before public hearings for the commission began. […]
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An SUV crashed through a hair salon in Winnipegâs St. James neighbourhood on Monday evening, causing significant damage to the storefront.
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The Jets came through for their sick head coach. Defenceman Josh Morrisey set up two goals as Winnipeg defeated the St. Louis Blues 4-0 at Canada Life Centre with head coach Rick Bowness nursing an illness at home on Monday.
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The Jets came through for their sick head coach. Jets defenceman Josh Morrissey set up two goals as Winnipeg defeated the St. Louis Blues 4-0 before 13,936 fans at Canada Life Centre with head coach Rick Bowness nursing an illness at home on Monday.
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Harm reduction advocates are raising alarm about increasing rates of drug poisoning in Manitoba and lack of political will to make changes they say would save lives.
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It was a nice ceremony, for those who saw it: the bugle call, the polite applause, the operatic solo sung from the Manitoba legislative chamber’s gallery.
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Two teens facing possible life sentences for a Winnipeg shooting spree that left one woman dead and three others wounded could be released from custody in as little as 2 1/2 years, a court heard Monday.
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One of Wellington Crescent’s most eye-catching buildings is being demolished.
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It wasn’t just hats tossed into this year’s race to be the 44th person to occupy the mayor’s chair. There were a couple of hand grenades, as well.
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It wasn’t just hats tossed into this year’s race to be the 44th person to occupy the mayor’s chair. There were a couple of hand grenades, as well.
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It happens almost every election: after a month or more of spewing unsolicited advice and analysis about the candidates’ platforms, someone writes to me with a pointed question.
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Private nursing agencies are taking a bigger share of Manitoba’s health-care budget, as sick and tired nurses take more time off and competition drives up the province’s bill for temporary workers.
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Private nursing agencies are taking a bigger share of Manitoba’s health-care budget, as sick and tired nurses take more time off and competition drives up the province’s bill for temporary workers.
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Jonathan Torchia arrived late Friday to find his Portage Avenue storefront surrounded by Winnipeg police and emergency crews, the result of a hit-and-run collision that left a vehicle overturned on a neighbouring lot.
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