Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
Missing Manitoba woman found dead in Saskatchewan River
A missing Manitoba woman was found dead in the Saskatchewan River on Thursday.
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- Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
Slain teen's legacy lives on with opening of new Garden City bakery in Winnipeg
The memory of a Winnipeg teenager who was killed during a home invasion that shook the city a few years ago continues to live on with the opening of a new bakery in his name.
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- Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
RCMP Seize More Than 80 Guns from Manitoba Home
Manitoba RCMP have seized more than 80 guns and arrested two people in the RM of Reynolds.
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- Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
Urgent recommendation calls for inspection of Canadian-made De Havilland Otter planes
Aviation regulators in Canada and the United States are being urged to order the immediate inspection of a type of Canadian-built float plane involved in a deadly crash in Washington state. The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board issued an urgent safety recommendation Thursday, calling on Transport Canada and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration to require […]
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- Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
Man accused of setting fire in Dauphin retirement home arrested: Manitoba RCMP
Manitoba RCMP have arrested and charged a 21-year-old man after a break-in and arson at a Dauphin retirement home earlier this week.
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- Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
Body of missing northern Manitoba woman found: RCMP
The body of a missing woman in northern Manitoba since mid-October was found in the Saskatchewan River in The Pas on Thursday, RCMP say.
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- Friday 02PM Oct 28/22
12 more COVID-related deaths in latest Manitoba Health report
Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Manitoba saw a slight decrease in the latest epidemiology report, while wastewater surveillance data for Winnipeg suggests transmission of the virus is rising in parts of the city.
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- Friday 01PM Oct 28/22
'Like a washboard': Winnipegger left frustrated over muddy and flooded back lane
One Winnipeg woman is frustrated over the flooded, muddy and rut-filled back lane by her East Kildonan home.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 28/22
Alleged Paul Pelosi attacker posted multiple conspiracy theories
The man who allegedly attacked U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband early Friday posted memes and conspiracy theories on Facebook about COVID-19 vaccines, the 2020 election and the Jan. 6, 2021 attack on the Capitol, and an acquaintance told CNN that he seemed "out of touch with reality."© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 28/22
Shania Twain to hit Winnipeg on Queen of Me Tour
Country music star Shania Twain is set to hit Winnipeg in May.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Oct 28/22
No video monitoring in cell where Winnipeg man died in custody: inquest report
A man who died by suicide in Winnipeg police custody was kept in a holding room with no video monitoring at the oldest police building in the city, the inquest into his death found.
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- Friday 01PM Oct 28/22
Manitoba presses federal government for more aid to help Ukrainians fleeing war
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is to speak in Winnipeg today to a national group that represents Canadian Ukrainians. He’s also likely to hear a request from the Manitoba government for more money to help Ukrainians who are fleeing the war. Premier Heather Stefanson says Manitoba is happy to have welcomed almost 12,000 Ukrainians since the […]
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- Friday 01PM Oct 28/22
Canada poppy campaign goes green ahead of Remembrance Day
The Royal Canadian Legion's 2022 Poppy Campaign is on, with new initiatives launched to breathe fresh life into the annual tradition.
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- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
'Alternate environments': WRHA wanting to reduce wait times at children's hospital, promote other options
With long wait times plaguing health-care services across Winnipeg, parents are being asked to consider other options before taking their children to the Health Sciences Centre’s (HSC) children’s emergency department.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
Doctors Manitoba ‘optimistic’ about rural health care changes outlined in new report
Doctors Manitoba president Dr. Candace Bradshaw told 680 CJOB's The Start that the report offers recommendations for short, medium and long-term solutions.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
Supreme Court declares parts of sex offender registry unconstitutional
Canada’s top court says parts of the national sex offender registry are unconstitutional In a ruling this morning, the Supreme Court of Canada says mandatory registration of all sex offenders with more than one conviction goes too far. It also concludes that keeping offenders on the registry for the rest of their lives violates the […]
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- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
Why the cost of some No Name products in flyers is changing despite the announced price freeze
The cost of some No Name products is still changing in grocery flyers, despite the price freeze announced by Loblaw Companies Limited in October. CTVNews.ca takes a look at why this is happening.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
'Create a safer, more inclusive Halloween': Helping kids with food allergies enjoy trick-or-treating
The Teal Pumpkin Project was started to show kids with food allergies what homes offer non-food options so they can still enjoy trick-or-treating.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
Jerry Lee Lewis, outrageous rock 'n' roll star, dies at 87
Jerry Lee Lewis, the untamable rock 'n' roll pioneer whose outrageous talent, energy and ego collided on such definitive records as 'Great Balls of Fire' and 'Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On' and sustained a career otherwise upended by personal scandal, died Friday morning at 87.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
Shania Twain 2023 world tour: Singer plans 17 stops in Canada
Shania Twain's 'Queen of Me' tour starts next April in Spokane, Wash., and has a whopping 49 stops within North America and the U.K.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Oct 28/22
Rwandan family, African community have questions about international student’s mysterious death
A Rwandan family is still searching for answers after their son was found dead in a remote area of Winnipeg last spring.
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- Friday 11AM Oct 28/22
Jerry Lee Lewis, outrageous rock ‘n’ roll star, dies at 87
Of all the rock rebels to emerge in the 1950s, few captured the new genre's attraction and danger as unforgettably as the Louisiana-born piano player who called himself “The Killer."
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- Friday 11AM Oct 28/22
'It's-a me, Super Mario': Charles Martinet shares how he got the job of a lifetime
The saying goes if you love what you do; you never work a day in your life. Super Mario would agree – or at least the voice behind the iconic character.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Oct 28/22
Feds Take First Step Toward Creating Stand-Alone Dental Insurance Program
OTTAWA — The Liberal government is moving toward providing dental-care insurance directly to qualifying Canadians, rather than working with provinces and territories to bolster existing coverage.
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- Friday 11AM Oct 28/22
Trudeau announces more Russian sanctions, supports for Ukraine at Winnipeg congress
A solemn tone greeted delegates to the first nationwide gathering of Ukrainian Canadians in three years, with the last such meeting happening well before cities in Ukraine came under attack by Russian soldiers and bombs.
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- Friday 10AM Oct 28/22
'Grave danger' of further shortages unless more done to attract, retain physicians: Doctors Manitoba
The physician advocacy organization Doctors Manitoba is recommending five steps to government the group hopes will help the province recruit and retain staff in a health-care system that continues to lose workers.
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- Friday 10AM Oct 28/22
ANALYSIS: Years later, Jets 2.0 a better bet than former franchise
Since Winnipeg returned to the NHL, this Jets team has made more appearances in the playoffs than the Desert Dogs, and has certainly gone deeper when they get there.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Oct 28/22
Tom Brady, Gisele Bundchen finalize divorce after 13 years of marriage
NFL quarterback Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen finalized their separation and officially divorced after 13 years of marriage. Brady and Bündchen posted statements on Instagram late Friday morning, each saying they had “amicably” reached the decision. “The decision to end a marriage is never easy, but we have grown apart, and while it is, of […]
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- Friday 09AM Oct 28/22
Toys out at Costco today
Lots of new toys coming in at Costco right now. Here’s what is at the Kenaston location today.
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- Friday 09AM Oct 28/22
Shania Twain’s ‘Queen Of Me Tour’ to Play Winnipeg
Country music superstar Shania Twain will bring her Queen Of Me Tour to Winnipeg next spring.
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- Friday 09AM Oct 28/22
As Canada faces potential recession, Freeland to give fall economic statement Nov. 3
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will deliver an update on federal finances Thursday in the fall economic statement, as anticipation builds for how Ottawa plans to cope with an impending slowdown. The fiscal update, to be presented in the House of Commons, will also share the government’s outlook for an economy facing high inflation and staring […]
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- Friday 08AM Oct 28/22
Manitoba presses federal government for more aid to help Ukrainians fleeing war
Premier Heather Stefanson says Manitoba is happy to have welcomed almost 12,000 Ukrainians since the Russian invasion began last February.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Oct 28/22
Young people are having less sex but why are young men the focus?
In today’s Big Story podcast, for years, studies have shown that young people aren’t having as much sex as in generations past. But a recent study sparked a discussion around what young men, in particular, might do if they can’t find a partner. The numbers were used as the basis for the increasing number of […]
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- Friday 08AM Oct 28/22
Prime Minister adds names to Russian sanction list during stop in Winnipeg
Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has reiterated Canada’s support for Ukraine and criticized Russia’s ongoing invasion of the country, and announced more names have been added to the official sanction list.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Oct 28/22
Winnipeg's Desiree Scott among Canadian soccer stars set to take centre stage in NWSL Championship
Saturday’s NWSL Championship at Audi Field in Washington, D.C. will still have a distinct Canadian flavour to it as it pits the Portland Thorns, featuring Christine Sinclair and Janine Beckie, against fellow Olympic gold medallist Desiree Scott.
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- Friday 07AM Oct 28/22
Air Canada looks to avoid summer mistakes in upcoming travel season
Air Canada is looking to avoid a repeat of this past summer’s widespread disruptions as it heads into the busy holiday travel season. The company learned valuable lessons during the “operationally challenging” summer months that it is applying to current operations as travel demand continues to bounce back, said chief executive Michael Rousseau on Friday. […]
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- Friday 07AM Oct 28/22
Superheroes Rappel Down Side of HSC Children’s Hospital
WINNIPEG -- Sick and injured children recovering at HSC Winnipeg Children’s Hospital received a surprise Thursday outside their bedroom windows.
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- Friday 05AM Oct 28/22
Trudeau sanctions more Russians, offers sovereignty bonds to support Ukraine
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada is imposing sanctions on 35 more Russians and issuing bonds that individuals can buy to support the Ukrainian government.© CTV |
- Friday 05AM Oct 28/22
Rookie city councillor Evan Duncan only fresh face in Winnipeg chambers
A rookie politician with a background in youth counselling was elected to Winnipeg’s city council on Wednesday, the only one who hadn’t served on council previously.
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- Friday 05AM Oct 28/22
Apathy, lack of engagement likely factors in Winnipeg's 37% election turnout, Winnipeggers say
Voter apathy, and the perception that one candidate had a lock on a win, may have contributed to the lowest voter turnout in Winnipeg in recent memory, with just 37 per cent of voters casting ballots this year.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Oct 28/22
Former Ottawa police chief Peter Sloly defends intelligence reading of ‘Freedom Convoy’
Ottawa’s former police chief is defending his reading of intelligence on the protest convoy that descended on the national capital last winter. Peter Sloly is testifying on Friday at a public inquiry into the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act to clear “Convoy” protesters in heavy trucks who blocked the streets around Parliament Hill […]
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- Friday 02AM Oct 28/22
Twelve COVID deaths reported
Manitoba’s COVID-19 death toll increased by 12 people in the second-last week of October.
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- Friday 02AM Oct 28/22
Man jailed 23 months for assault on toddler
A Winnipeg man convicted of assaulting his toddler stepson after claiming he held him “too hard” has been sentenced to 23 months in jail.
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- Friday 01AM Oct 28/22
Jonsson-Fjallby scores go-ahead goal as Jets rally past Kings
Axel Jonsson-Fjallby scored the go-ahead goal on a deflection during the third period and the Winnipeg Jets rallied for a 6-4 victory over the Kings on Thursday night in Los Angeles.
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- Friday 12AM Oct 28/22
Winnipeg Jets overcome early 2-goal deficit to beat Kings
The Jets opened a three-game road trip with a 6-4 win over the Los Angeles Kings for back-to-back wins.© Global |
- Thursday 10PM Oct 27/22
Russian invasion adds significance to triennial gathering of Ukrainian Canadian Congress in Winnipeg
Close to 400 delegates with the Ukrainian Canadian Congress are gathered in Winnipeg from across Canada to attend the XXVII Triennial Congress of Ukrainian Canadians this weekend at the Delta Hotel.
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- Thursday 09PM Oct 27/22
School divisions awash with rookie trustees
Rookie school trustees — six of whom mounted successful campaigns that took out incumbents, including officials who have served for two decades — have earned more than half of all seats on Winnipeg’s public K-12 boards.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 09PM Oct 27/22
How Canadians can trim expenses as recession fears grow
Concerns over a possible recession continue to grow, and Canadians have been finding ways to scale back on spending and top up their savings.© Global |
- Thursday 09PM Oct 27/22
MPs back motion calling on government to recognize residential schools program as genocide
A House of Commons motion from NDP MP Leah Gazan calling on the federal government to recognize Canada's Indian residential schools as genocide passed through the lower chamber with unanimous consent Thursday.
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- Thursday 08PM Oct 27/22
Mother says more thorough investigation needed in death of Flin Flon woman found on Sask. golf course
Val Charlette has worked with many families who have lost their children, but she says she never fully understood the pain until now. Charlette's 25-year-old daughter, Tristan Jobb, died at a golf course in Saskatchewan on Oct. 6, 2022.
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- Thursday 08PM Oct 27/22
'We stand united with you': Manitoba adopts working definition of antisemitism from IHRA
Manitoba has become the latest province in Canada to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
New grand chief inherits organization in crisis
If there’s one thing evident at the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, it’s that a grand overhaul is necessary.
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- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
Low voter turnout and delayed results cast shadow over Brandon civic election
Final tallies released by the City of Brandon say only 17.9 per cent of eligible voters cast ballots in Wednesday's civic election — a number slightly up from the 2018 civic election, which saw 16.86 per cent voter turnout.
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- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
Voter turnout 'disturbing' in Winnipeg after hitting 8-year low
Candidates in Winnipeg's election were fighting over a shrinking number of votes, with voter turnout the lowest in eight years according to figures from the city.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
ER not the place for mildly ill children: HSC
Caregivers are urged to take children with mild illness to a walk-in clinic or family doctor instead of a busy hospital emergency room as cases of RSV among young children are on the rise.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
Federal dental care benefit gets go-ahead from House of Commons
The Liberals dental-care benefit bill passed third reading Thursday in the House of Commons despite opposition from the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois. The bill passed 172 to 138, with Conservatives and the Bloc voting against it. It would give children with families who make less than $90,000 a year as much as $650 per child […]
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- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
Winnipeg low voter turnout ‘quite disappointing’
With a competitive race guaranteed to select a new mayor, Winnipeg voter turnout was widely expected to be strong Wednesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
Winnipeg low voter turnout ‘quite disappointing’
With a competitive race guaranteed to select a new mayor, Winnipeg voter turnout was widely expected to be strong Wednesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
A safe bet
Scott Gillingham won the crowded field in Winnipeg’s dramatic mayoral election thanks to two things: a strong and consistent campaign, and workplace harassment allegations against front-runner Glen Murray.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
A safe bet
Scott Gillingham won the crowded field in Winnipeg’s dramatic mayoral election thanks to two things: a strong and consistent campaign, and workplace harassment allegations against front-runner Glen Murray.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Oct 27/22
News briefs for Friday, October 28, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, October 28, 2022 9:01 AM Trudeau in Winnipeg today Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Winnipeg today. Trudeau is attending the opening […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Broadcaster suffers bout of premature prognostication
A surprisingly early declaration of a winner in the mayoral race, a retraction and then a lengthy wait for vote counts from the last half-dozen city polling stations made things confusing for some Winnipeggers trying to follow Wednesday evening’s civic election results.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
New dashboard tracks Manitoba's pandemic backlogs and surgical wait times
A new dashboard tracking Manitoba's surgical and diagnostic backlogs has been released by the provincial taskforce.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Session may end before bill on MMIWG licence plate passes
A bill to create a specialty licence plate to recognize missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirited people has moved closer to becoming law.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Looking at the new faces who will be part of Winnipeg city council
Wednesday night’s municipal election results are still settling in for councillor-elect Evan Duncan. He is one of three councillor-elects who will be different compared to the council that sat from 2018 to 2022.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba, federal governments pledge $31.6M for work in Berens River First Nation
Vital infrastructure projects on Berens River First Nation will be carried out with combined funding from the federal government the Province of Manitoba.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba unveils surgical, diagnostic wait list dashboard
Manitobans on lengthy wait lists for surgical and diagnostic procedures can now keep tabs on a small part of the province’s efforts to eliminate the COVID-19 pandemic backlog.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba adopts working definition of antisemitism amid 'alarming rates' of incidents
Manitoba has become Canada’s sixth province to adopt the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance’s working definition of antisemitism, in a move that’s been applauded by local Jewish advocacy groups.
© CBC |
- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
Rogers-Shaw $26-billion proposed deal: Timeline of key events
Rogers Communications Inc. and Shaw Communications Inc. are gearing up for public hearings before the Competition Tribunal after talks with the federal competition watchdog failed to resolve issues it has with the companies’ $26-billion proposed merger. Three regulators must allow the deal: the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) must approve the transfer of licences on the […]
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- Thursday 06PM Oct 27/22
House of Commons unanimously agrees to describe residential schools as genocide
A New Democrat member of Parliament's motion calling on the federal government to recognize what unfolded inside residential schools as a genocide received unanimous consent from MPs in the House of Commons on Thursday.© CTV |
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- Thursday 05PM Oct 27/22
Rogers-Shaw merger mediation session with competition watchdog fails to reach settlement
Rogers Communications Inc. and Canada’s competition watchdog have failed to resolve their differences over the telecom giant’s $26-billion proposed takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. following a mediation period and weeks of talks. In a joint press release Thursday evening, Rogers, Shaw and Quebecor Inc. said they are “disappointed” the mediation session did not yield a […]
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- Thursday 05PM Oct 27/22
Anti-vaxxer crushed in Winkler, and other races
The political landscape in Manitoba municipalities hasn’t shifted much following Wednesday’s vote since many incumbents were acclaimed or returned to office.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba family lost their cat in Alberta this summer, but remote camera gave them hope
Gustophe the cat slipped away from his owners while on a camping trip in the Rocky Mountains in late August.
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- Thursday 05PM Oct 27/22
Manitobans can now track progress of wait-list backlog through surgical task force website
Manitoba's surgical and diagnostic backlog task force has launched a website to track changes in wait times and wait-list volumes associated with COVID-19 pandemic disruptions.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba NDP want new licence plate for missing, murdered Indigenous women and girls
'Our families deserve to have awareness raised, but also funds raised to help support the children that are left behind.'© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Oct 27/22
Evan Duncan thrilled to be new kid on the block
Evan Duncan says he won’t have first-day jitters the first time he steps foot in city hall.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba NDP want new licence plate for missing, murdered Indigenous women and girls
Manitoba could soon have a new licence plate that would raise money for families of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Oct 27/22
House Fire in Northern Manitoba Leaves Four Children Dead
THOMPSON, Man. — First Nations communities and leaders in northern Manitoba are in mourning after four children died in a house fire Wednesday night.
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- Thursday 04PM Oct 27/22
Spike in serious childhood respiratory virus cases in Manitoba
Winnipeg's Children's Hospital is seeing a spike in the number of children being admitted to hospital with respiratory issues, including respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Officials are asking parents to avoid the emergency room if their children only have minor illness.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 27/22
Many Canadians cut subscription services amid cost-of-living crisis
As Canadians look to cut expenses to deal with the cost of living crisis, many are cancelling subscriptions to streaming services.
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- Thursday 03PM Oct 27/22
66-year-old Winnipeg woman has been missing since Sunday
Winnipeg police are asking the public for help to find a missing 66-year-old woman who hasn't been seen since Sunday evening.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03PM Oct 27/22
Winnipeg's mayor-elect talks downtown, CentrePort, relationship with province in meeting with premier
Downtown safety, a major expansion of CentrePort and a commitment to open lines of communication between city hall and the legislature were among the topics Winnipeg mayor-elect Scott Gillingham says he discussed in his first meeting with Manitoba’s premier.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Oct 27/22
Voter apathy likely to blame for dismal Winnipeg turnout, prof says
The final tally of overall votes Wednesday shows this election had one of the lowest voter turnouts in recent memory.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Oct 27/22
House fire in northern Manitoba leaves four children dead, RCMP say
First Nations communities and leaders in northern Manitoba are in mourning after four children died in a house fire Wednesday night. Officers and emergency responders arrived to find the home in Thompson engulfed in flames, RCMP said in a news release. “This is a heartbreaking tragedy that will have a lasting impact on so many […]
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 27/22
Manitobans studying to be early childhood educators now eligible for tuition reimbursements
More than $4 million is being pooled by the governments of Canada and Manitoba to offset the tuition costs of students studying to become early childhood educators.
© CBC |
- Thursday 01PM Oct 27/22
'Heartbreaking': Four children killed in Thompson, Man. house fire
Four children have died after a fire broke out in a Thompson, Man., home Wednesday night.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Oct 27/22
Jets among NHLers tooting their own horn with personalized goal songs
NHL players choosing their own goal songs is trending in a sport that's historically emphasized team and downplayed the individual.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
House fire kills 4 children in ‘heartbreaking tragedy’ in Thompson: RCMP
'This is a heartbreaking tragedy that will have a lasting impact on so many within Thompson and throughout the entire province.'© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
Four kids killed in Thompson house fire
Four children are dead after a house fire in Thompson that the province’s top Mountie called a “heartbreaking tragedy.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
4 children die in Thompson, Man., house fire
Four children died in a house fire in Thompson, Man., on Wednesday evening, police say.
© CBC |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
Manitoba Early Childhood Educator Students to Receive Tuition Reimbursement
WINNIPEG -- The provincial and federal governments are investing $4 million to reimburse the tuition of early childhood educator students in Manitoba.
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- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
Supreme Court refuses to hear Manitoba labour appeal of repealed wage-freeze legislation
The Supreme Court of Canada won’t hear a constitutional appeal to Manitoba’s wage-freeze legislation from a coalition of labour groups.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
Feds, province announce tuition reimbursement for Manitoba early childhood educator students
The federal and provincial governments have teamed up to reimburse Manitoba early childhood educator students to help cover tuition-related costs.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 27/22
Supreme Court will not hear appeal of Manitoba’s public sector wage freeze
The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear an appeal from unions that consider the Manitoba government’s push for a public-sector wage freeze a violation of collective bargaining rights. As per its usual practice, the high court gave no reasons for its decision Thursday to refuse to hear the case. Labour leaders were displeased. “We’re […]
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 27/22
Hockey Canada signs on to Abuse-Free Sport, all complaints will go to Integrity Commissioner
Hockey Canada says it has become a full signatory to Abuse-Free Sport, the new independent program to prevent and address maltreatment in sports in Canada.
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 27/22
Unions lose bid to appeal Manitoba's wage-freeze law to Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear an appeal from unions that consider the Manitoba government's public-sector wage freeze a violation of collective bargaining rights.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10AM Oct 27/22
Supreme Court will not hear appeal of Manitoba's public-sector wage freeze
The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear an appeal from unions that consider the Manitoba government's public-sector wage freeze a violation of collective bargaining rights.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Oct 27/22
'Build a stronger city': What Scott Gillingham has planned for his time as mayor of Winnipeg
Scott Gillingham was elected as Winnipeg’s next mayor in the 2022 municipal election on Wednesday, beating 10 other candidates in a race that came down to the wire.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Oct 27/22
Supreme Court Will Not Hear Appeal of Manitoba’s Public-Sector Wage Freeze
The Supreme Court of Canada will not hear an appeal from unions that consider the Manitoba government's push for a public-sector wage freeze a violation of collective bargaining rights.
© 2022. This article Supreme Court Will Not Hear Appeal of Manitoba’s Public-Sector Wage Freeze appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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