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After the history of dinosaurs surfaced because of questionable assertions from an independent school curriculum in Saskatchewan, CBC spoke to a paleontologist to get the facts.
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Around 22,000 people will start voting Saturday for the next leader of the Green Party of Canada, with the winner to be announced next week.
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Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter has led to significant changes at the social media company, and many users are now looking for alternatives.
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By putting a value on things like wetlands, forests and coastlines, municipalities can make a financial case to invest in, protect and restore ecosystems while also benefitting from the services they provide.
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Central banks have spent years helping consumers, businesses and markets weather economic storms. Now, in the fight to rein in inflation, those same banks are actively making the cost of living crisis worse.
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Brady Oliveira is ready to be in the playoff spotlight. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers third-year running back will make his first post-season start at that position when the team hosts the B.C. Lions in Sunday's CFL West Division final at IG Field.
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Former President Donald Trump is suing the House committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol to avoid cooperating with a subpoena requiring him to testify. The suit contends that, while former presidents have voluntarily agreed to provide testimony or documents in response to congressional subpoenas in the past, “no president or former […]
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THE quick actions of staff and firefighters prevented serious injury and substantial damage to the Salvation Army Winnipeg Centre of Hope after a room caught fire early Friday morning.
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THE quick actions of staff and firefighters prevented serious injury and substantial damage to the Salvation Army Winnipeg Centre of Hope after a room caught fire early Friday morning.
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Lina Dzubenko sat down in the pews of Winnipeg's Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral on Remembrance Day, filled with thanks for the brave people who have been fighting for years for her home country's independence.
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This week, while the eyes of the world have been on the United States mid-term elections, the U.S. Supreme Court has been hearing arguments in the remarkable Haaland v. Brackeen.
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The Downtown Winnipeg BIZ Building Business Grant program got a $2.5 million federal boost Thursday.
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The NHL and NHL Players’ Association are delaying the upcoming World Cup of Hockey tournament by one year to February 2025. “Over the last year, the NHL and the NHLPA have been working on plans to conduct the next World Cup of Hockey, the premier international best-on-best hockey tournament, in February 2024,” the league and […]
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On November 19th, Cineplex theatres across Canada are having free movies in the morning. Concessions are just $2.50!! There’s four movies to choose from, from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Tickets available the morning of at the box office, first ... Read More »
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Manitobans paid their respect to the country’s war dead Friday morning, including thousands who gathered at the RBC Convention Centre to participate in Winnipeg’s largest in-person Remembrance Day service.
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About 2,000 people gathered in downtown Winnipeg today for the return of the city’s largest in-person Remembrance Day service. The Joint Veterans Association hosted the event, the first since 2019, at the RBC Convention Centre. Armand Lavallee, chair of the association, says it’s good to see any crowd come together after years of being apart […]
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Winston Rose and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are in their third straight West Division final. The two-time defending Grey Cup champions host the B.C. Lions on Sunday at IG Field.
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Gallagher, the long-haired, smash-’em-up comedian who left a trail of laughter, anger and shattered watermelons over a decadeslong career, has died at age 76. Craig Marquardo, in a statement identifying himself as Gallagher’s “longtime former manager,” said that he died Friday at his home in Palm Springs, California, after a brief illness. Gallagher had numerous […]
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RCMP responded to a call about a home invasion on Hudson Bay in Thompson late Wednesday night. Officers found an injured 29-year-old man who had been assaulted with a weapon. He was taken to a local hospital.
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Fighting leukemia stole a year of Kristin Wilson’s life, and then, a life-changing bursary from her university. “She was very, very disappointed, and Kristin is usually pretty optimistic about things. So for her to be this upset, I was very, very, very upset,” explained Nicole Wilson, speaking on behalf of her sister. “When she first […]
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As Elon Musk continues to make sweeping and erratic modifications to Twitter’s verified accounts, one newly created parody profile of Ontario’s premier is starting to confuse and alienate those on the social media platform. Musk recently announced that users could subscribe to Twitter Blue for $8 a month, which would grant that person a blue […]
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Kevin Conroy, the prolific voice actor whose gravely delivery on “Batman: The Animated Series" was — for many Batman fans — the definite sound of the Caped Crusader, has died at 66.
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A Winnipeg man who randomly attacked a disabled elderly woman in a downtown skywalk has about eight months left to spend in jail after he was sentenced earlier this month.
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Emergency supplies of pain and fever medication are expected to arrive soon at hospitals overwhelmed by respiratory illnesses but observers say more can be done to guard against future drug shortages.
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A look at the prices in Canada's grocery stores can be a turnoff recently, and that's especially the case when it comes to lettuce. Experts say the spike in prices is due to drought conditions and crop disease that affected supplies from California.
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A Thunder Bay documentary, called The Sniper, explores the life of a Métis sniper named Patrick Riel, who died on the Western Front in 1916. He was listed as being from Thunder Bay – and rumoured to be related to Métis leader Louis Riel.
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Some Winnipeggers are speaking out after what they say were negative experiences with a local tattoo artist, claiming alongside financial losses, the artist’s alleged unprofessionalism has left a lasting mark. Jayda Cohn wanted to gift her boyfriend a tattoo reminding him of her, but now, the unfinished art has become a permanent reminder of feeling […]
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Emergency supplies of pain and fever medication are expected to arrive soon at hospitals overwhelmed by respiratory illnesses.
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OTTAWA — Crowds have gathered at cenotaphs and monuments to honour those who died in service to Canada as Remembrance Day ceremonies kick off across the country.
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Winnipeg is shovelling out from approximately 10 to 15 centimetres of snow, with the southeast corner of the city receiving the higher amounts.
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As the Last Post from a bugler echoed through the hall of the RBC Convention Centre, not a single other sound could be heard as thousands stood silent at Friday's Remembrance Day service in Winnipeg.
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Manitobans have many ways to mark Remembrance Day on Friday as several full in-person events return for the first time since the pandemic began.
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WINNIPEG -- Six new warming huts will find their way onto the frigid Nestaweya River Trail and around The Forks this winter.
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Recently Bruce Willis’s digital likeness was licensed for use in a Russian telecom commercial. And as both technology and acceptance of ‘deepfakes’ like this are improving, opportunities will soon abound for people with value attached to their names and likenesses. But who controls a digital instance of someone? Can an actor sell his or her […]
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Cash-strapped tenants are tightening budgets or packing bags following hefty rent hikes approved by the Residential Tenancies Branch — despite the Progressive Conservative government issuing property tax rebate cheques to Manitoba landlords amid a two-year rent freeze.
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Thousands of people wearing poppies turned out at Remembrance Day ceremonies across the country to pay their respects to those who died in service to Canada. Dozens of veterans and active Armed Forces members marched through the streets of Ottawa to drums and pipes amid unseasonably warm temperatures before taking up positions in front of […]
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Connections are being lost and memories dissolving with years and successive generations, as a sentimental tradition reaches the end of a path for many families of military veterans.
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Veterans Affairs Canada has been overestimating the number of Canadian veterans for decades — and newly released census numbers suggest there may be 25 per cent fewer veterans than the federal government previously thought.
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The Hong Kong Veterans Commemorative Association (HKVCA) has spent the last year trying to identify and recognize Indigenous veterans who fought in Canada’s first battle during the Second World War.
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Canada is on track to face its first full flu season in several years — one that’s starting earlier than usual, all while the country’s healthcare system is already grappling with respiratory infections like COVID-19 and RSV.
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Families of soldiers buried at the National Military Cemetery, located in the larger Beechwood Cemetery in Ottawa, get the option of having a religious symbol on their loved ones gravestones. It was only until recently that two symbols were approved for Indigenous veterans.
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Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party said Thursday the sudden cancellation of a major fundraising dinner was due to scheduling conflicts and won't have a big effect on party finances.
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A 15-year-old boy from Canupawakpa Dakota Nation in southwestern Manitoba has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a death in the community in July, RCMP say.
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Manitoba's premier says the province isn't looking at bringing back rules around wearing masks, as a surge in kids with respiratory viruses clogs Winnipeg's children's hospital.
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Poor driving conditions due to snow led to the closure of several Manitoba highways Thursday night.
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Manitoba's premier dodged questions Thursday about why she pointed to California's negative experience with supervised consumption sites as a reason for not supporting the creation of one here — even though there are no sanctioned sites in that U.S. state.
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So-called amnesty lockers have been introduced at the Health Sciences Centre emergency department.
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So-called amnesty lockers have been introduced at the Health Sciences Centre emergency department.
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Nearly three dozen Winnipeg road construction projects that should have ended this year are now delayed into 2023, and rain is being blamed as a key culprit.
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Nearly three dozen Winnipeg road construction projects that should have ended this year are now delayed into 2023, and rain is being blamed as a key culprit.
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In simply speaking about La Cenerentola, Lizzy Hoyt can’t help but get emotional. Since her childhood in Edmonton, the mezzo soprano has loved the story of the young woman who wrests herself out from beneath the wickedness of her ugly stepsisters whose grossness is not physical, but spiritual.
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Les Bruce has a barber shop in the North End, but owning a small business wasn’t the direction his life was heading when he was younger.
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Les Bruce has a barber shop in the North End, but owning a small business wasn’t the direction his life was heading when he was younger.
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EAST ST. PAUL — Over time, this writer has penned in the neighbourhood of 200 stories primarily focused on what individuals collect and why. That includes a gent in Italy who had amassed close to 5,000 hotel do-not-disturb signs, a grandmother in Boissevain who lovingly stored hundreds of antique salt-and-pepper sets in a large, wooden hutch, and a fellow in Southdale in possession of a few thousand casino poker chips, every last one of which remained uncashed.
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Michael Strahan traded the warmth of a New York network TV studio for Churchill’s frozen, snow-covered ground this week.
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After pleading with the government to expedite their brother's application to come to Canada, Layla and Amal Alhussein have finally reunited with their 13-year-old brother, Ayad.
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A tall grass prairies property in the Interlake — roughly 10 times larger than Assiniboine Park — will now be protected by the Nature Conservancy of Canada.
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The Manitoba government is resisting calls to reintroduce a mask mandate as a spike in respiratory viruses, especially among children, is expected to worsen and put further strain on the health system.
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Promises to expand hours and access to health centres and to hire more nurse practitioners are at the core of the New Democratic Party’s pitch to Manitobans in its alternative throne speech.
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