Thursday 02PM Nov 03/22
Manitoba seizes 3.4M illegal smokes in smuggling investigation
The confiscated cigarettes represent more than $1,027,844 in tax revenue to the province, officials said.
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- Thursday 02PM Nov 03/22
I rejected my Indigenous culture in the big city. Going home made me fall in love with it again
De Vine Thomas wants to become a Peguis First Nations fashion designer. Today, the 17-year-old student is proud of her cultural heritage. But that wasnât always the case.
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- Thursday 02PM Nov 03/22
Manitoba sees increase in COVID-19 cases, another 11 deaths
The number of weekly COVID-19 cases in Manitoba has increased, with another 11 deaths reported.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Nov 03/22
People silenced by non-disclosure agreements speak out at hearing for Manitoba Liberal bill
People silenced by non-disclosure agreements were given the opportunity to tell their stories â some for the first time publicly â during a committee hearing for a Manitoba Liberal bill to stop the use of such agreements in cases of harassment and discrimination.
© CBC |
- Thursday 01PM Nov 03/22
Beyond the flood: Meet the people of Peguis First Nation
Six months after historic flooding forced the evacuation of more than half of the community, Now or Never visits Peguis First Nation to see how the people are recovering, and looking forward to the future.
© CBC |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
'Enough is enough,' premier says as Manitoba promises crackdown on criminals, unit targeting violent offenders
A new provincial police unit will take aim at violent criminals, backed by strengthened bail and probation programs to break the criminal cycles of high-risk offenders, Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson said Thursday.
© CBC |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
Manitoba Government, Police Set Up New Unit to Track Down Violent Criminals
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government and police forces are setting up a new unit to track down violent criminals, including those wanted on arrest warrants.Â
© 2022. This article Manitoba Government, Police Set Up New Unit to Track Down Violent Criminals appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
Manitoba reports rise in COVID-19 hospitalizations, deaths
The province says 116 people with COVID-19 were admitted to hospital last week, and new 11 deaths are linked to the virus.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
Salâs Market heat and eat meals!
For Thanksgiving we ordered a giant meal from Sal’s Market. It came with everything we needed, and was super delicious. I had shared it with you guys on my Facebook page but it was after the holiday. So, now I ... Read More »
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- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
Manitoba hopes helicopter, unmarked vehicles, will help in fight against night hunting
Manitoba is providing $300,000 for a helicopter contract and the addition of 11 new vehicles, all to be used in the fight against illicit night hunting.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
New joint police unit to focus on high-risk and violent offenders in Manitoba
Premier Heather Stefanson is saying enough is enough when it comes to crime in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
âToday, we say enough is enoughâ: police team will track down wanted high-risk criminals
An integrated provincial police unit is being set up in Manitoba to track down “violent criminals” who are wanted on warrants and considered a high risk to reoffend.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
'We are no longer going to put up with the heinous acts of crime': Stefanson
Premier Heather Stefanson is saying enough is enough when it comes to crime in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Nov 03/22
Manitoba launches new integrated warrant unit to crack down on violent offenders
The province announced $3 million in funding toward an integrated unit of Winnipeg police, RCMP, and other police agencies, with the goal of cracking down on violent offenders.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Nov 03/22
21 more COVID-related deaths in Manitoba, latest weekly report says
Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 in Manitoba increased in the latest Manitoba Health surveillance report, but ICU admissions have dipped from the previous week.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11AM Nov 03/22
Province injects $300,000 into effort to curb illegal night hunting
The Manitoba government is spending an extra $300,000 to go after illegal night hunting it says is on the rise.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Nov 03/22
Manitoba to Use Helicopter Enforcement to Stop Illegal Night Hunting
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is ramping up enforcement efforts to catch illegal night hunters in the province.
© 2022. This article Manitoba to Use Helicopter Enforcement to Stop Illegal Night Hunting appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 10AM Nov 03/22
Health spending slowing across Canada after COVID-19-related jumps, report says
Health-care spending in Canada is slowing drastically after seeing massive jumps during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Nov 03/22
'Take some concrete action': Lions Place residents pushing to keep building as a non-profit
Residents of Lions Place â a downtown Winnipeg building â are continuing their push to keep the housing complex as a non-profit.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Nov 03/22
Pace of health-care spending subsided in 2022 after pandemic surge: CIHI report
The growth in health spending seen during the first two years of the pandemic will slow dramatically in 2022, predicts a report by the Canadian Institute for Health Information.
© CBC |
- Thursday 09AM Nov 03/22
Risk of recession rising, deficit projected at $36.4B in 2022-23: fall economic statement
The federal government's fall economic update makes it clear that while the deficit is declining, the risk that Canada enters into a recession is rising.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Nov 03/22
Two Air Canada flights diverted to Winnipeg due to fog
Two Air Canada flights were diverted to Winnipeg on Wednesday.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Nov 03/22
Two Air Canada flights diverted to Winnipeg
Two Air Canada flights were diverted to Winnipeg on Wednesday.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Nov 03/22
Manitoba government plans to stick to set election date of October 2023
Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen says the Progressive Conservative government is not planning to call an early election.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Nov 03/22
Manitoba government plans to stick to set election date of October 2023
Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen says the Progressive Conservative government is not planning to call an early election.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Nov 03/22
Less bang for your buck: Use up those gift cards
With the holidays approaching, financial expert Robyn Thompson advises that now is the time to use old gift cards as rising inflation affects their purchasing power.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Nov 03/22
Manitoba Tories plan to stick to set election date of October 2023
Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen says the Progressive Conservative government is not planning to call an early election.
© CBC |
- Thursday 08AM Nov 03/22
Canada's top 3 grocers posted higher profits this year compared to 5-year average: report
Canada's top three grocers all posted higher profits this year compared with their average performances over the last five years, new research from Dalhousie University has found.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Nov 03/22
Critics accuse grocers of âgreedflationâ as 2022 profits top five-year average
Canada’s top three grocers all posted higher profits this year compared with their average performances over the last five years, new research from Dalhousie University has found. Critics have accused grocers of so-called greedflation, suggesting they are profiteering at a time when food prices are rising at the fastest rate in more than 40 years, […]
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- Thursday 07AM Nov 03/22
Driver arrested for hitting police cruiser with stolen van: Brandon police
The Brandon Police Service has arrested a 22-year-old man after a police cruiser was hit by a stolen van over the weekend.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM Nov 03/22
Official: Pakistanâs ex-PM Imran Khan wounded in gun attack
A gunman opened fire at a container truck carrying Pakistan's former Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday.
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- Thursday 07AM Nov 03/22
Muskâs Twitter, Markâs Metaverse and the future of the digital town square
On today’s Big Story Podcast, between Meta (formerly Facebook) losing $80 billion and Elon Musk’s fumbling start to his Twitter acquisition, it’s been an interesting week on social media to say the least. And the size and influence of these companies, means that we could see the fallout reverberate well beyond their user bases. Jesse […]
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- Thursday 07AM Nov 03/22
Northern Health Leader Says Language Test is a Barrier to Indigenous Nurses
WINNIPEG â An English proficiency test for prospective registered nurses in Manitoba, even those who receive all their education in English, is a racial barrier that disproportionately affects Indigenous people, a health official in northern Manitoba said Wednesday.
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- Thursday 07AM Nov 03/22
Fall mini-budget aims to help Canada compete with U.S. clean energy investments
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland is to table her mid-year budget update in the House of Commons today focused heavily on driving investment to Canada’s clean energy industries in response to new American tax incentives signed into law last summer. The government is already further ahead financially than expected as inflation and a stronger economic recovery […]
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- Thursday 06AM Nov 03/22
Walmart photo centre deal â Day 3
Here is today’s deal from the Walmart photo centre.
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- Thursday 06AM Nov 03/22
Thatâs all she wrote for library gift shop
FRIENDS of the Public Library is closing the book on its fundraising gift shop after 17 years.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05AM Nov 03/22
Thompson desperately needs foot care services after nursing positions left vacant, seniors group says
Thousands of people in the northern Manitoba city of Thompson have signed a petition asking the province to bring back the preventive foot care nursing services that were offered at the Thompson Clinic until 2019.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05AM Nov 03/22
Garden Hill First Nation high school 'is not healthy,' chief says after mould forces closure
The high school in Garden Hill First Nation, a remote fly-in community in northeastern Manitoba, has been closed due to widespread mould and it's unclear when it could reopen, officials say.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03AM Nov 03/22
Public inquiry hears about divisions within âFreedom Convoyâ leadership
One of the main spokesmen for the “Freedom Convoy” says he did not agree with a proposed deal, struck between organizers and the city of Ottawa, that would have seen truckers move their vehicles out of residential areas. Benjamin Dichter is on the stand Thursday at the Public Order Emergency Commission, the public inquiry that […]
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- Thursday 02AM Nov 03/22
Tories agree to NDPâs non-binding election proposal
MANITOBA lawmakers unanimously endorsed a motion to confirm the next election will take place Oct. 3, 2023.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02AM Nov 03/22
Online booking program links clients, home care workers
A Winnipeg man with quadriplegia — trapped in bed all day or in his wheelchair overnight several times in recent months when home care was cancelled at the last minute — hopes a new booking system may be the key to help when he needs it.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02AM Nov 03/22
Health spending projected below national average
MANITOBA’S annual health-care spending is projected to hit $11.8 billion before the end of this year, new data show, as Canada’s overall health spending climbs to $331 billion.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12AM Nov 03/22
Manitoba government plans to stick to set election date of October 2023
WINNIPEG – Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen says the Progressive Conservative government is not planning to call an early election. Goertzen, who is also the Tory house leader, says the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Nov 02/22
City ready for its closeup
The two-dozen strong Manitoba film industry contingent that blitzed Los Angeles this week established a strong beachhead with the film industry there and officials believe they will see results as early as this spring.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Nov 02/22
New website connects Manitobans who need home, respite care with service providers
A new online platform designed to make it easier for people who need home care and respite services was launched on Wednesday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 09PM Nov 02/22
âPandemic of suffering:â Manitoba chiefs press governments to fund regional hospital
Chiefs of four remote First Nations in northeastern Manitoba are calling for the provincial and federal governments to build a health facility that can treat ongoing mental health and addiction crises for their growing populations. The chiefs from the Island Lake region estimate 15,000 to 18,000 people live in the area, but none of the […]
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- Wednesday 09PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba expands hours, adds staff at addictions treatment clinics
Manitoba is adding more staff to some of its addictions treatment clinics and expanding hours at one location in Winnipeg, the province says.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 08PM Nov 02/22
Flu vaccine decreases risk of stroke: Alberta study
The University of Calgary (UCalgary) released a study Wednesday that says the flu vaccine may help prevent stroke among adults.
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- Wednesday 08PM Nov 02/22
Protesters seek affordable housing protection
A United Church group attended a protest Wednesday outside the office of Families Minister Rochelle Squires to back up demands from Lions Place residents the province do more to provide and protect housing.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 08PM Nov 02/22
Calls for Manitoba to make independent body to investigate teacher misconduct
The Canadian Centre for Child Protection says while schools are generally safe, more should and could be done to protect students. It is a thought echoed by a local group calling for a new independent body to investigate teacher misconduct complaints.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Missing western Manitoba man hasn't been heard from since July: RCMP
RCMP are asking for help finding a missing western Manitoba man who hasnât been heard from in more than three months.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Critics call for changes to Manitoba's 'unacceptable' English proficiency test requirement for nurses
Some nurses trying to register to practise in Manitoba are failing a mandatory English test even though theyâre fluent in the language â and critics say that exam is pushing nurses away at a time the province desperately needs them.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba's police complaints process needs change, lawyer says in closing arguments at misconduct hearing
Closing arguments were heard Wednesday at the public hearing for a Winnipeg police officer accused of misconduct against a photojournalist, marking the end of the first hearing held in five years under Manitobaâs beleaguered Law Enforcement Review Agency.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Nursing college English test âsmells like white supremacyâ
A Tataskewayak Cree Nation nurse, who is desperate to work in Manitoba, has been barred from practising after failing an English exam that advocates argue is prejudiced against First Nations people.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Niigaan and the Lone Ranger podcast rides for first time
First off, if you don’t like the name of the podcast, it’s Niigaan’s fault.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Northern Manitoba health leader says language test is a barrier to Indigenous nurses
The College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba, which requires the test, said it is necessary to ensure patient care.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
Justice minister denounces partygoersâ aggression toward Mounties
Manitoba’s justice minister decried the violent response to RCMP officers who broke up an out-of-control house party in East St. Paul, citing it as an example of increasing attacks on, and loss of respect for, law enforcement.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Nov 02/22
News briefs for Thursday, November 3, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, November 3, 2022 10:16 AM Orr, Kuntz honoured by Golf Manitoba Southwoodâs Rhonda Orr and Braxton Kuntz of Breezy Bend are the provinceâs amateur golfers of the year in 2022, Golf Manitoba announced Wednesday. It is the fourth time that Orr, 61, has […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Northern health leader says language test is a barrier to Indigenous nurses
A health official in northern Manitoba says an English-language proficiency test required for some nurses seems like an example of white supremacy.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Warm weather breaks records in Manitoba
Wednesday saw temperatures soar to above 20 degrees in parts of the province, breaking decades-old weather records in some places.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba looks at creating teacher misconduct registry in bid to improve transparency
Education Minister Wayne Ewasko says the province is consulting with stakeholders on the changes.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Safe consumption site unsuitable for Manitoba: minister
Eighty front-line organizations and service providers have called for a safe consumption site to prevent drug users from dying, but the minister of community wellness said her government hasn’t identified a model that will work in Manitoba.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Retailers in Prairies âconcernedâ about lack of seasonal workers as holidays approach
Retailers in the Prairies are âquite concernedâ about the lack of seasonal workers heading into the holiday season. John Graham with the Retail Council of Canada says retailers are focused on increasing staffing levels as major shopping events like Cyber Monday and Black Friday approach. Graham says over the past 18 months, many seniors and […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Daughter of Portage la Prairie homicide victim still waiting for answers,15 years after killing
'I'm almost at the point where I don't think it's going to be solved just because it's gone on so long,' says Cherie Barrault of her mother Charlene Ward's death on Nov. 1, 2007.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
Province hires former Winnipeg police chief to help create new police training
The Manitoba government is hiring a former Winnipeg police chief to help develop new public safety training across the province. The province says Devon Clunis, who also served as inspector general of policing for the Ontario government, will lead a committee that will work with communities and police forces on a new system. Justice Minister […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Nov 02/22
- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
Officer just doing his job by seizing media camera, judge told
A Winnipeg police officer wasn’t infringing on freedom of the press when he seized a photojournalist’s camera at a crime scene, a judge was told Wednesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
âUnsettlingâ report finds 252 school personnel accused of sexual offences
A Manitoba counsellor says a report into sexual offences committed by school personnel in Canada is âunsettling.â The report from the Winnipeg-based 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. It says another […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
Christmas stuff out at Costco
Here’s most of the Christmas/Holiday items out at Costco right now. Pictures from the Regent location in Winnipeg. .
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- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg Jets recall Jansen Harkins after injury up front
With forward Morgan Barron dealing with an upper-body injury, the Jets called up Jansen Harkins from the Manitoba Moose.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba spending $390K to expand services at Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine clinics
Manitoba is spending $390,000 to expand services and increase capacity at Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine (RAAM) clinics across the province.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
âAn amazing humanâ: Elmwood homicide victim mourned
Family of a man slain this week in Elmwood wants their loved one remembered as someone who could light up a room with his laughter.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Nov 02/22
Mayor Gillingham appoints Executive Policy Committee after inauguration
Mayor Scott Gillingham has appointed five members of the Executive Policy Committee. Coun. Jeff Browaty: chair of the standing policy committee on finance and economic development Coun. Janice Lukes: chair on public works Coun. Brian Mayes: chair on water, waste and environment Coun. John Orlikow: chair on community services Coun. Sherri Rollins: chair on property […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
3 men behind bars following string of property crimes in Winnipegâs west end
Three men are behind bars after a string of property crimes in Winnipeg's West End, according to police.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg police charge four after October theft spree
Winnipeg police have charged three men and a woman in connection to a series of stolen property, drug trafficking and firearm investigations throughout October. On Tuesday, WPS issued and executed a search warrant at a house along Langside Street. During the search, police took the four adults into custody and seized the following items: Winchester […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Winnipegâs new mayor reveals executive policy committee appointments
Each of the five councillors named to EPC will also chair one of council's standing policy committees.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba government says it will consider independent body to investigate teacher misconduct complaints
The provincial government has proposed changes to the way teacher misconduct is handled in Manitoba, the same day a new national report criticizes the lack of transparency and independent review processes in Manitoba.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Samplesource free sample boxes arriving â check your mailboxes!
If you were chosen for the sample source free samples a few weeks ago, check your mailbox as they’re starting to arrive. These are completely free and they come out twice a year, usually end of September and end of ... Read More »
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- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Muskâs Twitter takeover creates uncertainty for professionals using platform for good
Elon Musk's Twitter takeover has professionals thinking of fleeing the platform, but some say leaving could give those who spread misinformation what they want: silence.
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- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Property crime in rural Manitoba is up since last year: Manitoba RCMP
Manitoba RCMP is reporting an increase in cases of property crime compared to this time last year.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Former WPS chief Clunis to head Manitoba public safety training development
The province has hired a former Winnipeg police chief to lead efforts to develop consistent public safety training programs for law enforcement officers and community wellness teams across Manitoba.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Two councillors who endorsed Glen Murray ousted from mayor's inner circle
Winnipeg's new mayor has announced who will be in his inner circle, leaving some members who endorsed his opponent Glen Murray on the outside looking in.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Missing book, non-existent honour, leaked membership list among new Turpel-Lafond revelations
Since publishing its investigation, CBC has received a series of tips that have led to more unanswered questions about Turpel-Lafond. In addition, her ex-husband has decided to speak publicly, saying she is not a "villain or fraudster" but "more like a flawed hero."
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Nov 02/22
Waverley West councillor back in, 2 Murray supporters out as Winnipeg's new mayor announces inner circle
Mayor Scott Gillingham revealed who is in and who is out of his inner circle with the announcement of his executive policy committee appointments on Tuesday.Â
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Nov 02/22
RCMP seek public assistance in search for Manitoba man missing since July
David Shaun Sinclair, 43, hasn't been seen since July, RCMP say.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Nov 02/22
Suicide crisis prompts Island Lake chiefs to call for equal access to health care
Leaders of several remote Manitoba First Nations are calling on the provincial and federal governments to do more to ensure equal access to health care and social services to deal with rising mental health and addictions issues.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Nov 02/22
Health-care workers must be 'fit for work' but don't need negative COVID-19 test: Shared Health
New guidelines out of Shared Health allow health-care workers to return to work after having COVID-19 without a negative test result.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Nov 02/22
Gillingham follows through on vow to cut his cabinet
Mayor Scott Gillingham named a slightly smaller executive policy committee on Wednesday as he vowed to collaborate with colleagues to ensure he has the votes to fulfil his campaign promises.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01PM Nov 02/22
Former Winnipeg police chief will create new police training
The Manitoba government is hiring a former Winnipeg police chief to help develop new public safety training across the province.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 01PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba hires former Winnipeg police chief for new public safety training
The Manitoba government is hiring a former Winnipeg police chief to help develop new public safety training across the province.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Nov 02/22
Former WPS Chief to Help Create New Police Training in Manitoba
The Manitoba government has hired the former chief of the Winnipeg Police Service to lead provincewide public safety training programs.
© 2022. This article Former WPS Chief to Help Create New Police Training in Manitoba appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 01PM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg police investigate âsharp objectâ reportedly found in Halloween candy bar
'Every year, unfortunately, the police service does receive one or two reports similar to this.'© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Nov 02/22
CFL releases East and West Division all-star rosters
The Canadian Football League unveiled its East and West Division all-star roster on Wednesday, with the final all-star squad to be named next week.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 01PM Nov 02/22
Musk: People banned from Twitter wonât be restored for weeks
Elon Musk said Wednesday that Twitter will not allow anyone who has been kicked off the site to return until it sets up procedures on how to do that, a process that will take at least a few weeks. That would mean people banned from the site for violating Twitter’s rules for harassment, violence, or […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba teams up with former Winnipeg police chief to enhance community safety
Manitoba is teaming with the former Winnipeg Police Service chief and former inspector general for policing in Ontario to enhance community safety.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba First Nations chiefs put pressure on governments to fund regional hospital
Chiefs from four remote First Nations in Manitoba are calling for the provincial and federal governments to work together with them to build a hospital in their area.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Nov 02/22
Manitoba First Nations chiefs put pressure on governments to fund regional hospital
About 18,000 people live in four First Nations communities in Manitoba's Island Lake area, but the region does not have a hospital.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Nov 02/22
RCMP getting 'traction' on identifying suspects at wild party north of Winnipeg
Police are poring through reams of video to identify partygoers who trashed an RCMP cruiser and swarmed and spat on officers just outside of Winnipeg on the weekend.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 11AM Nov 02/22
Winnipeg police charge two for handing out THC candy on Halloween
Winnipeg police have charged two people in connection to THC-infused “Nerds” candies being handed out as Halloween candy to children. As of Wednesday morning, WPS say they received over a dozen reports from parents saying the THC candy was found in their child’s bag after trick-or-treating in the South Tuxedo neighbourhood on Halloween night. BACKGROUND: […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Nov 02/22
Costco holiday hours
Here are the hours for the Winnipeg locations. If you’re not in Winnipeg, you probably want to double check what your province is doing for the holidays at Costco.
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