Wednesday 11AM Nov 02/22
Dangerous person alert issued after shooting in Melville: Sask. RCMP
A dangerous persons alert was issued by Saskatchewan RCMP following a shooting death in Melville, Sask.
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- Wednesday 11AM Nov 02/22
Two Arrested After THC Candy Handed Out to Children in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police have arrested two people after THC "Nerds" candies were given out to children on Halloween in the South Tuxedo neighbourhood.
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- Wednesday 10AM Nov 02/22
Manitoba First Nation launches app to help keep residents informed
One Manitoba First Nation has launched a new app to provide direct and timely information to its residents.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Nov 02/22
2 arrested in connection with cannabis candies given to trick-or-treaters: Winnipeg police
A 63-year-old man and 53-year-old woman face numerous charges after Winnipeg police say they handed out cannabis candies to trick-or-treaters on Monday night.
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- Wednesday 10AM Nov 02/22
Two arrested in Winnipeg Halloween cannabis incident
Two people face numerous charges in connection with cannabis edibles found in kids' Halloween candy Monday night.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Nov 02/22
Walmart photo centre deals – Day 2
Today’s daily deal from Walmart photo centre.
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- Wednesday 10AM Nov 02/22
Unprovoked stabbing results in attempted murder charge: Winnipeg police
A 20-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with attempted murder after an 18-year-old was stabbed Monday night.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg police arrest two after cannabis edibles handed out to kids on Halloween
A 53-year-old woman and a 63-year-old man are facing multiple charges after cannabis edibles with packaging indicating high levels of THC were handed out to children in Winnipeg on Halloween.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Nov 02/22
Berri-UQAM station’s Sainte-Catherine entrance closed until spring
The main Sainte-Catherine street entrance of the Berri-UQAM metro station will be closed until Spring 2023 to allow for renovations. The STM says the other entrances will remain open. [????????????Berri-UQAM] ????????⛔ As part of the major work underway at the station, the Sainte-Catherine entrance will be closed until spring 2023. The station will remain open, […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Nov 02/22
Bombers’ Schoen named a CFL top performer for October
The CFL announced Wednesday that Bombers wide receiver Dalton Schoen has been named one of its monthly top performers for October.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Nov 02/22
ANALYSIS: Jets need to reduce shots against in quest to be better defensively
To date, Winnipeg has allowed an average of 33 shots against, and on three occasions this season, they've given up 40 or more, including a season-high 48 on Sunday.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg man charged with attempted murder in Chamberlain Avenue stabbing
A 20-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with attempted murder, while the 18-year-old victim in a Halloween night stabbing remains in critical condition.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg to enjoy one more day of above-average temperatures
Winnipeg's streak of unusually warm weather is about to run out, but the above-normal temperatures are set to continue for one more day on Wednesday.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Nov 02/22
Seasonal job postings soar, but employers may struggle to fill them, report shows
Employers may have a tougher time hiring temporary workers this upcoming holiday season as the growth in job postings compared to pre-pandemic outweighs those looking, a new report has found.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Nov 02/22
‘Tip of the Iceberg:’ Report Finds 252 School Personnel Accused of Sexual Offences
A report from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection says 252 current or former school personnel committed or were accused of committing offences of a sexual nature against 548 children over a five-year span.
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- Wednesday 07AM Nov 02/22
Is ‘democracy on the ballot’ in the U.S. midterm elections?
In today’s Big Story podcast, it’s the kind of hyperbolic claim usually made by partisan contenders: “This is the most important election of your life” or “This year, democracy is on the ballot.” But with candidates who deny the results of the 2020 presidential election running in races across the United States — and some […]
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- Wednesday 06AM Nov 02/22
Parts of Manitoba to be hit with up to 30 cm of snow
Parts of northern Manitoba are expected to receive between 20 and 30 centimetres of snow this week.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Nov 02/22
Heavy snow, freezing rain to hit these parts of Manitoba
Parts of northern Manitoba are expected to receive between 20 and 30 centimetres of snow this week.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Nov 02/22
Manitoba Investing $625K to Combat Addictions
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is providing more than $625,000 towards three initiatives aimed at reducing overdoses and combating addictions.
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- Wednesday 06AM Nov 02/22
‘Freedom Convoy’ lawyer encouraged protest to continue after Emergencies Act invoked
“Freedom Convoy” lawyer Keith Wilson said he never imagined the federal government would use force against “non-violent, peaceful Canadians” when he encouraged protesters to continue to oppose COVID-19 restrictions in Ottawa after the Liberals invoked the Emergencies Act. Wilson testified about his involvement in the protest at the Public Order Emergency Commission, the public inquiry […]
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- Wednesday 05AM Nov 02/22
'Tip of the iceberg:' Report finds 252 school personnel accused of sexual offences
A report from the Canadian Centre for Child Protection says 252 current or former school personnel committed or were accused of committing offences of a sexual nature against 548 children over a five-year span.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05AM Nov 02/22
Hundreds of teachers preyed on students across Canada, study finds
An extensive, Canada-wide study of child sexual abuse in schools has found at least 252 current or former K-12 personnel committed, or were accused of committing, offences against children between 2017 and 2021.
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- Wednesday 05AM Nov 02/22
Manitoba sets record for women heads of council, organization says, but it's still fewer than 1 in 6
When Tina Williams greets a gaggle of kindergarteners at the Virden daycare she works at on Wednesday morning, she won’t just be Miss Tina anymore — she’ll also be the town’s first female mayor.
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- Wednesday 05AM Nov 02/22
3-year-old boy attacked by dog while trick-or-treating in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg couple are asking dog owners who give out candy on Halloween to make sure their pets are kept away from kids — something they say could have prevented their three-year-old son from being attacked and ending up going to the hospital.
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- Wednesday 04AM Nov 02/22
New data shows increase in reports of sexual abuse in schools
A group of childhood sexual abuse survivors, along with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection, is calling for government action as data shows an increasing number of sexual abuse reports from inside this country’s schools.
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- Wednesday 03AM Nov 02/22
Ottawa says it's willing to hold big banks accountable for their climate pledges
High-ranking Liberals responsible for the government's climate file say financial institutions will be held to their climate commitments — with regulations, if necessary.
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- Wednesday 02AM Nov 02/22
Economists believe PCs will balance budget before election
A new report from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives puts Manitoba on track to balance its budget in time for an election, but the province’s finance minister offered no assurances books would be back in the black by next year.
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- Tuesday 10PM Nov 01/22
Scott Gillingham calls for unity in 1st speech after being sworn in as mayor of Winnipeg
Scott Gillingham called for unity Tuesday night in his first speech to Winnipeg city council after being sworn in as mayor.
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- Tuesday 10PM Nov 01/22
Blue Bombers dominate CFL Awards nominations
Blue Bombers quarterback Zach Collaros is up for the Most Outstanding Player Award for the second straight year.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM Nov 01/22
Province puts funds into Westman flood projects
BRANDON — Provincial funding for disaster mitigation will go a long way toward helping Neepawa’s infrastructure rehabilitation, Mayor Brian Hedley says.
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- Tuesday 09PM Nov 01/22
New Mayor Scott Gillingham, council officially sworn in
Winnipeg’s next city council is now officially in place, while the executive policy committee will soon be named.
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- Tuesday 08PM Nov 01/22
NDP pushes for safe consumption sites
The Manitoba NDP are calling on the Tory government to support safe consumption sites in the province.
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- Tuesday 08PM Nov 01/22
Anti-LGBTTQ+ handout sours Halloween spirit
Young trick-or-treaters in the Charleswood neighbourhood received a handout outlining radical anti-LGBTTQ+ material on Halloween.
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- Tuesday 08PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba Tories nominate raft of candidates
The Progressive Conservative party has announced a flurry of candidates in recent days amid speculation Manitobans may go to the polls sooner than the fixed election date — the fall of 2023.
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- Tuesday 07PM Nov 01/22
No denying genocide intent of residential school system
It’s becoming increasing difficult for residential school denialists to defend their cause. The latest blow: a unanimous resolution by the House of Commons last week that calls on the government to recognize what happened to Indigenous children at residential schools as genocide.
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- Tuesday 07PM Nov 01/22
RCMP close in on teenage suspects from law-breaking party
RCMP investigators say they have identified dozens of suspects from a Saturday night party in East St. Paul where Mounties were swarmed, spat on and subjected to racial slurs.
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- Tuesday 07PM Nov 01/22
News briefs for Wednesday, November 2, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, November 2, 2022 9:19 AM Arrest made in stabbing A suspect has been arrested while a stabbing victim remains in critical […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Nov 01/22
Mobile overdose prevention site now on the streets in Winnipeg
New mobile overdose prevention site is up and running in Winnipeg, a first in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba’s Opposition promise to freeze hydroelectric rates, but offer no details
Manitoba’s Opposition New Democrats promised Tuesday to freeze electricity rates if they win next year’s provincial election but offered no details on how they might do so. Energy rates at Crown-owned Manitoba Hydro are set by the provincial regulator, the Public Utilities Board, which the NDP has promised to keep free from political interference. “The […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Nov 01/22
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 01/22
Ex-cadet leader gets 13 years for child luring
A former officer with the Canadian Cadet program has been sentenced to 13 years in prison after admitting to grooming and sexually exploiting three teenage girls under his wing.
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- Tuesday 05PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba NDP says it would freeze Hydro rates, but no details yet on how
Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats promised Tuesday to freeze electricity rates if they win next year's provincial election but offered no details on how they might do so.
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- Tuesday 05PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba’s Opposition promises to freeze hydroelectric rates, but offers no details
NDP Leader Wab Kinew says he'll outline a plan closer to the provincial election.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 01/22
NDP vows to freeze hydro rates
Manitoba Hydro was once again at the centre of a political scrap as the NDP promised to freeze electricity rates while the government held firm to its proposed five per cent cap.
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- Tuesday 05PM Nov 01/22
Motion to call residential schools ‘genocide’ a victory over misinformation, denialism: expert
A professor of Indigenous studies says denialists will have a more difficult time spreading misinformation now that a unanimous motion was passed in the House of Commons to officially recognize what happened in residential schools as an act of genocide. “A lot of these talking points – that have been thoroughly discredited – don’t have […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Nov 01/22
Weapons call prompts two Brandon schools to enter lockdown
A call involving weapons in a Brandon neighbourhood prompted two nearby schools to go into lockdown procedures on Tuesday, according to the Brandon School Division.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Nov 01/22
Angel wing spotted in ducks in Winnipeg; public reminded to avoid feeding wildlife
The Wildlife Haven Rehabilitation Centre is putting out a reminder to Manitobans not to feed wildlife, including birds, pointing out it can have dire results for the animals.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Nov 01/22
Housing supply concern as feds boost immigration target to 500,000
Canada is once again expanding its targets for immigration but already there are concerns about where the newcomers will find housing.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba earmarks $3.6M for partnership working toward 'safer, healthier' downtown: premier
The Manitoba government is providing a multimillion-dollar grant to a group committed to building a "safer, healthier and a more welcoming downtown Winnipeg," Premier Heather Stefanson says, while also upping supports for addictions and overdose-related services.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba earmarks $3.6M for partnership working toward 'safer, healthier' downtown: premier
The Manitoba government is providing a multimillion-dollar grant to a group committed to building a "safer, healthier and a more welcoming downtown Winnipeg," Premier Heather Stefanson says, while also upping supports for addictions and overdose-related services.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 01/22
Ottawa Reveals Plan to Welcome 500,000 Immigrants Per Year by 2025
OTTAWA — The federal government is planning a massive increase in the number of immigrants entering Canada, with a goal of seeing 500,000 people arrive each year by 2025.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 01/22
‘Maybe Hawaii’: Manitoba Woman Shocked After $1M Lotto Win
It's a phone call Diane Hebert of Lorette won't soon forget.
© 2022. This article ‘Maybe Hawaii’: Manitoba Woman Shocked After $1M Lotto Win appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba injects over $625,000 into new initiatives to combat addiction
Manitoba will contribute more than $625,000 to three initiatives to help combat addiction and reduce overdose deaths.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba woman $1M richer following Lotto Max win
Diane Hebert from Lorette, Man., bought a Lotto Max ticket through her PlayNow.com account and thought she'd won $2, until she got a phone call saying she'd won a lot more.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
'I was just ecstatic': 1970s muscle car found abandoned in Selkirk less than a day after theft
A 1970 muscle car that was stolen from the driveway of a Winnipeg man was found abandoned on a back road in Selkirk less than a day after the theft.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba woman shocked and overwhelmed after $1M lottery win
A Manitoba woman who recently won $1 million from the Oct. 15 Lotto Max draw said she is shocked and overwhelmed by her big win.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Province pledges to help make downtown Winnipeg safer
The Manitoba government is putting up $3.6 million to improve safety in downtown Winnipeg and addressing homelessness and addiction. The money is going to the Downtown Community Safety Partnership, a coalition of government, business and first responder organizations. The partnership has people on patrol to act as eyes and ears on the street and help […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba health-care staff can now return to work after COVID-19 with no negative test
Health-care workers in Manitoba are now allowed to return to work as soon as five days after their COVID-19 symptoms start without the need for a negative test result.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Front-end loader intentionally crashed into store: police
WINNIPEG police are investigating after someone drove a front-end loader into a 7-Eleven store early Tuesday morning.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Front-end loader intentionally crashed into Main Street 7-Eleven: WPS
Winnipeg police believe the driver of a front-end loader intentionally drove the vehicle into a convenience store on Main Street Tuesday morning before driving away. The Winnipeg Police Service says it happened shortly before 4:20 a.m. on Main Street and Bannerman Avenue. The vehicle crashed into a 7-Eleven and caused a “substantial amount of damage […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 01/22
Make those Jack o’ lanterns go ‘splat’ with Winnipeg pumpkin drop
Wondering what to do with that pumpkin now that Halloween has passed? Why not throw it off the top of a Winnipeg parkade?© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 01/22
Manitoban man, 55, dies following single-vehicle crash on Highway 52
The fatal crash Monday occurred at 12.55 p.m. in the RM of La Broquerie on Highway 52 near road 40 East, Manitoba RCMP say.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 01/22
Bombers QB Collaros guns for 2nd straight CFL outstanding player award
Zach Collaros finished with over 4,000 yards passing for the first time and his 37 TD strikes were a CFL high as he led Winnipeg to a CFL-best 15-3 record, which was also a franchise record for most regular-season victories.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 01/22
Police break up alleged downtown Winnipeg crack operation
Seven males between the ages of 17 and 21 have been charged.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 01/22
Winnipeg man charged with forcible confinement
Winnipeg police charged a man with forcible confinement near the scene of the Mountain Avenue incident after they found him with help from the K9 unit.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Victim identified in record-tying 44th homicide of year
Winnipeg police have confirmed the man found unresponsive in Elmwood – who died in hospital – is being investigated as a homicide. It’s the 44th homicide in Winnipeg this year, tying the record set in 2019. Police say they found the unresponsive man on Johnson Avenue West near Henderson Highway around 2:30 a.m. Monday. He […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Struggling Nets part ways with Canadian coach and basketball Hall of Famer Steve Nash
The Nets said in a release that the franchise mutually parted ways with the two-time NBA MVP and basketball Hall of Famer.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
18-year-old arrested after man’s SUV carjacked at Winnipeg gas station
Winnipeg police say an SUV was stolen from a gas station in the first 100 block of Marion Street early Monday. Police have charged an 18-year-old with armed robbery.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba giving $3.6 million to Downtown Community Safety Partnerships
Manitoba is giving $3.6 million to Downtown Community Safety Partnership (DCSP) as part of the government's efforts to help make communities safe.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba Injects More Money into Downtown Winnipeg Safety Program
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is putting up $3.6 million to improve safety in downtown Winnipeg and addressing homelessness and addiction.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Man, 55, dead after vehicle goes into ditch, hits pole in southeastern Manitoba
A 55-year-old man died Monday afternoon when the vehicle he was driving went off the highway and hit a pole, RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Manitoba investing $3.6 million to help make downtown Winnipeg safer
The Manitoba government is providing a $3.6 million grant to an initiative aimed at making downtown Winnipeg safer and more inviting.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Cannabis edibles found in children’s Halloween candy in Winnipeg: police
Winnipeg police say packages of marijuana edibles that looked like candy were found in children’s bags after trick-or-treating in the South Tuxedo neighbourhood on Monday. Police say they received at least half a dozen reports about THC “Nerds” candy found by parents. At a press conference Tuesday, Cst. Dani McKinnon said police have not received […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Cops warn of cannabis candy
Winnipeg police have received at least six reports about Nerds cannabis candy found in children’s Halloween candy.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Brandon school in lockdown after possibly armed people fight outside
A Brandon, Man., high school is in lockdown on Tuesday morning after two people possibly armed with guns were seen fighting nearby, police say.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 01/22
Province boosts non-profit partnership’s downtown-safety efforts with $3.6M contribution
A non-profit organization dedicated to improving safety in downtown Winnipeg received $3.6 million from the provincial government Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 01/22
Drugs, money and fraudulent ID seized from stolen SUV in Winnipeg
Drugs, money and fraudulent identification have been seized from a stolen SUV in Winnipeg, police say.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Nov 01/22
Police Report THC Edibles Handed Out on Halloween
Winnipeg police are alerting parents to check their kids' Halloween candy after packages of marijuana edibles were handed out in one neighbourhood on Monday night.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 01/22
Cannabis candies found in children's Halloween treats, Winnipeg police say
Winnipeg police are warning parents to check their children's Halloween bags, after receiving half a dozen reports of cannabis edibles in kids' treats on Monday.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 01/22
La Broquerie Man Killed in Single-Vehicle Crash
A single-vehicle crash on Monday afternoon has killed a La Broquerie man.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 01/22
Front-End Loader Crashes into Winnipeg 7-Eleven: Police
WINNIPEG -- The driver of a front-end loader deliberately drove the vehicle into a 7-Eleven early Tuesday, according to Winnipeg police.
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Winnipeg police investigating ‘small area’ of Tuxedo after reports of cannabis edibles in Halloween candy
Winnipeg police are set to make an announcement Tuesday about multiple reports that cannabis edibles were discovered among children's Halloween goodies.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Front-end loader strikes convenience store in downtown Winnipeg, flees: police
A front-end loader struck a convenience store downtown and fled Tuesday morning.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Feds reveal plan to welcome 500,000 immigrants per year by 2025
The federal government is planning a massive increase in the number of immigrants entering Canada, with a goal of seeing 500,000 people arrive each year by 2025.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Winnipeg cops identify Johnson Avenue murder victim
The man's death marks Winnipeg's 44th homicide of 2022 — and matches a grim record set in 2019.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
THC edibles were handed out to children on Halloween: Winnipeg police
The Winnipeg Police Service is advising parents to check their children's Halloween candy after receiving reports of THC candy being found inside some candy bags.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Front-end loader smashes through front of 7-Eleven store in Winnipeg
A 7-Eleven convenience store in Winnipeg is heavily damaged after someone drove a front-end loader through the front of it, police say.
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Feds reveal plan to welcome 500,000 immigrants per year by 2025
Statistics Canada says immigration is the main driver of population growth, in part because of the aging population and low fertility rates in the country.
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 01/22
Winnipeg police identify homicide victim found unresponsive in Elmwood
A man who was found unresponsive in Elmwood on Monday and later declared dead has been identified as a 47-year-old from Winnipeg, police say.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 01/22
Manitoba premier says meeting with Alberta over Churchill port not a priority
Alberta’s premier wants to meet with Manitoba and Saskatchewan officials to discuss shipping oil through Churchill to Europe, but Premier Heather Stefanson said there are bigger priorities for Manitoba.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Nov 01/22
Toronto Stock Exchange to resume trading after morning halt
TMX said it was experiencing a connection issue at the time with the TSX order entry symbol range M to S.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 01/22
Manitoba approves 89 municipal projects to prepare for future disasters
Manitoba is looking ahead to future natural disasters, with 89 municipal projects approved as part of the province's 2022 Mitigation and Preparedness Program.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 01/22
Financial struggles affecting Canadian workplaces
A survey from the National Payroll Institute shows Canadians are so distracted with their finances that it is impacting the economy.
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- Tuesday 08AM Nov 01/22
Millions of Canadians to get more money starting this week: Feds
According to the Prime Minister, some Canadians will begin receiving their boosted GST rebate this Friday.
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- Tuesday 08AM Nov 01/22
Walmart photo centre 5 days of deals – Day 1
First deal from the Walmart photo centre is buy 1 get 1 free 12×12 value canvas! Code is only good today!
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- Tuesday 08AM Nov 01/22
Scott Gillingham to become Winnipeg's mayor on Tuesday
Scott Gillingham will officially become Winnipeg’s mayor on Tuesday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 01/22
'A night of new beginnings': Scott Gillingham sworn in as Winnipeg's new mayor
Scott Gillingham has officially been sworn in as Winnipeg's new mayor.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Nov 01/22
Migos member Takeoff shot dead during fight at Houston party
A member of the grammy-nominated rap group Migos has been shot and killed during a fight at a party in Houston. Migos member Takeoff was attending a private party at a bowling alley early Tuesday morning when a fight broke out and someone opened fire. The 28-year-old rapper was pronounced dead on scene, a representative […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Nov 01/22
Front-end loader intentionally crashed into Winnipeg convenience store: police
The Winnipeg Police Service is alleging that a front-end loader intentionally crashed into a convenience store on Main Street on Tuesday morning.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Nov 01/22
Mom of last Canadian soldier killed in Afghanistan named Silver Cross Mother
We'll see you at Christmas. It was October 2011 and Candy Greff was standing outside a restaurant in Morinville, Alta., saying goodbye to her son Byron Greff. Little did she know that it would be the last time she would see him alive.© CTV |
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