Tuesday 03PM Nov 15/22
Why Manitoba Christmas tree farms are bracing for a slow season
Christmas tree farms in Manitoba are preparing for a down year due to a shortage of trees throughout the country and North America.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 15/22
Multiple Canadians nominated for Grammy Awards
Bryan Adams and Drake are among the Canadian talent who have been nominated for Grammy Awards, which will be handed out in February.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 15/22
‘We cannot use a name that causes harm’: Girl Guides of Canada renames ‘Brownies’
The Girl Guides of Canada is changing the name of its Brownies branch in an effort to create "more inclusive spaces" for racialized girls.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 15/22
Girl Guides of Canada to rename its Brownies program to be more inclusive
In a press release on Tuesday, the organization said the move aims to create "an inclusive and equitable space where every racialized girl in Canada feels like they belong and are welcome in guiding."
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 15/22
Nurses unions applaud changes to language proficiency tests, but critics say more needs to be done
Nurses in Manitoba are applauding benchmark changes to language proficiency tests, but critics say they are still problematic in a number of ways.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 15/22
Crash between Winnipeg Transit bus, box truck closes downtown intersection
A Winnipeg Transit driver sustained minor injuries in the crash, police say.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
Child and puppy safe after Winnipeg drug and weapons arrest, police say
A child and puppy are now safe following a drug, weapons-related arrest on Empress Street, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
Missing woman not seen by family since July: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police are looking for a woman, 23, who hasn't been seen by family since early July.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
Ancient pictograph 'windows into the past' still used as teaching tools today in Norway House Cree Nation
A northern Manitoba educator says he and the students he works with continue to learn from the ancient knowledge and teachings offered in a series of rock paintings in Norway House Cree Nation, Man.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
Policing, private health care top Tory re-election agenda
Manitoba’s Tory government is banking on boosting police ranks and propping up health care with private providers to sway voters ahead of next year’s election.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
More private-sector involvement in health care promised in Manitoba throne speech
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson's government will explore using more private partnerships to deliver health care while making multi-year, multibillion-dollar capital investments in hospitals to address the province's health-care crisis, the speech from the throne promises.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
Russian missiles cross into Poland during strike on Ukraine
A Russian missile barrage on the Ukrainian power grid sent the war spilling over into neighboring countries Tuesday, hitting NATO member Poland and cutting electricity to much of Moldova. The strikes plunged much of Ukraine into darkness and drew defiance from President Volodymr Zelenskyy, who shook his fist and declared: “We will survive everything.” It […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 15/22
6 Winnipeg Blue Bombers named to CFL all-star team
The league announced the annual honours Tuesday, naming Zach Collaros, Dalton Schoen, Stanley Bryant, Pat Neufeld, Deatrick Nichols and Janarion Grant to the squad.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 15/22
Poland's Foreign Ministry says Russian-made missile fell near its border with Ukraine, killing 2
Poland's Foreign Ministry said early Wednesday that a Russian-made missile fell in the eastern part of the country near the Ukrainian border, killing two people. If verified, the blast would mark the first time in the war with Ukraine that Russian weapons came down on a NATO country.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 15/22
'People are dying': First Nation sounds alarm over growing drug crisis in northern Manitoba community
A remote First Nation in northeastern Manitoba is raising concerns about a growing drug crisis in the community, noting the federal government have offered little help.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Nov 15/22
Effectiveness of Canada’s homelessness strategy unclear: auditor general
Canada's auditor general has released the results of reports into the federal government's homelessness strategy, as well as other audits.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 15/22
Manitoba throne speech to outline Conservative government agenda for coming year
The Manitoba legislature is to return today with a throne speech outlining the Progressive Conservative government’s agenda for the coming year. It is to be read by the newly named lieutenant-governor of Manitoba, Anita Neville. Premier Heather Stefanson has said her government plans to focus on affordability, economic growth, health care and reducing crime. Before […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 15/22
Former Winnipeg councillor Klein officially nominated by PCs for Manitoba by-election
Kevin Klein finished third in the mayoral race and expressed his desire to run for the Manitoba Legislature shortly afterward. He was officially nominated by the PCs on Monday.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Nov 15/22
'Reactive' Indigenous Services failing to help First Nations manage emergencies, says auditor general
Indigenous Services Canada has failed to provide First Nations communities with the support they need to adequately manage emergencies wrought by increasingly common extreme weather events, the federal auditor general says.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11AM Nov 15/22
Emergency Alert System to Sound on Wednesday
The National Public Alerting System will send an alert out on Wednesday as part of regular testing.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 15/22
Trudeau deletes tweet falsely claiming Iran has sentenced 15,000 protesters to death
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau deleted a tweet containing false information on mass death sentences in Iran, after a viral campaign on social media circulated the fake news.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 15/22
PC Optimum points deals and sales coming up at superstore
There are some really great PC optimum points deals starting Thursday the 17th at superstore. Definitely worth a look through as it covers many areas of the stores and things you might be buying anyways.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 15/22
Gift card bonuses 2022
– Cineplex has a deal if you buy a $50 or more gift card you get $60 in coupons. – Landmark has a promotion that if you buy a $30 gift card or more, you get a free movie ticket. ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 15/22
'It changed our lives forever': How blood donations gave a Manitoba family one last Christmas together
Blood donations have made a huge difference in the lives of a Manitoba family – it gave them extra time with their son and the chance to celebrate the holidays one last time together.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Nov 15/22
AlertReady test scheduled for Wednesday: province
Televisions, radios and wireless devices across Manitoba are set to sound an alert in a push to test and improve AlertReady, the province’s National Public Alerting System.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Nov 15/22
Cineplex $3 family favorite Saturday morning movies!
Great lineup coming up for the $3 family favourite holiday movies at Cineplex! These play at a lot of local theaters, check in your area. You can buy the tickets now. – Saturday November 26th – A Christmas Story – ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 15/22
After spending billions, federal government doesn't know if it's reducing chronic homelessness: AG
The federal departments tasked with curbing chronic homelessness in Canada don't know if the billions of dollars in public money they've spent have been effective, Canada's auditor general reported on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 08AM Nov 15/22
Trump to launch new White House bid while Republicans lick their wounds
Donald Trump is set to launch a new White House bid at 9 p.m. ET Tuesday night. His announcement follows a disappointing showing in last week's midterm congressional elections that many Republicans blame on him.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 15/22
Former U.S. President Donald Trump announces a White House bid for 2024
Former U.S. President Donald Trump, aiming to become the country's second commander-in-chief ever elected to two nonconsecutive terms, announced Tuesday night that he will seek the Republican presidential nomination in 2024.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 15/22
Majority of Canadians plan to spend less on holiday gifs this year: poll
With Black Friday around the corner, a new poll finds many Canadians are rethinking their holiday gift buying this year as they cope with a higher cost of living and growing debt. According to the poll by Equifax Canada, 60 per cent of respondents, or six in 10, say they will be spending less on […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Nov 15/22
Manitoba throne speech to outline Conservative government agenda for coming year
The Manitoba legislature is to return Tuesday with a throne speech outlining the Progressive Conservative government's agenda for the coming year.© Global |
- Tuesday 07AM Nov 15/22
Health Canada Importing More Kids’ Pain and Fever Meds to Restock Store Shelves
TORONTO — A foreign supply of children's pain and fever medication should land on Canadian retail shelves in the coming weeks, Health Canada said Monday.
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- Tuesday 06AM Nov 15/22
The Manitoba government is delivering its throne speech. Here's what to expect.
The Manitoba legislature is to return today with a throne speech outlining the Progressive Conservative government's agenda for the coming year.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06AM Nov 15/22
More private health-care options, crime prevention take centre stage in Manitoba's throne speech
Premier Heather Stefanson has outlined her blueprint for Manitoba in the coming year, with plans to explore private health-care services, spend billions of dollars for hospitals, and financially stabilize Manitoba Hydro.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06AM Nov 15/22
Narwhal Week, episode 2: How corporate lobbying is delaying climate action in Canada
In today’s Big Story podcast, for decades, Canada’s environmental policy has been greatly influenced by the interests of oil, gas and mining industries, and the close-knit bonds between these companies and government officials have often been detrimental to climate action. They’ve successfully persuaded governments to weaken emissions regulations and commit billions toward pipeline projects. What’s […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Nov 15/22
Flu epidemic officially declared by Public Health Agency of Canada
A flu epidemic has been declared in Canada with the latest public health data showing cases of influenza are rising rapidly across the country. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada’s Flu Watch Report, flu activity has crossed the seasonal threshold, marking the official start of an epidemic. “All surveillance indicators are increasing and […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 15/22
Poland's foreign ministry says missile that killed 2 was Russian-made, president displays caution
Poland's foreign ministry says that a Russian-made missile fell in the eastern part of the country, killing two people in a blast that would mark the first time since the invasion of Ukraine that Russian weapons came down on a NATO country. Polish President Andrzej Duda was more cautious, telling reporters that officials did not know for sure who fired the missile and that it was 'most probably' Russian-made.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Nov 15/22
Trump expected to announce 2024 presidential bid today
Former President Donald Trump is preparing to launch his third campaign for the White House on Tuesday, looking to move on from disappointing midterm defeats and defy history amid signs that his grip on the Republican Party is waning. Trump had hoped to use the GOP’s expected gains in last week’s elections as a springboard […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 15/22
Manitoba premier promises bold plans in today's throne speech laying out plans for next year
With the next election less than a year away, Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is promising some "bold initiatives" as the Progressive Conservatives look to win over voters.
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 15/22
Manitoba family doctors say it'll take more than money for them to open longer hours
Manitoba family doctors say they're hopeful about some of the province's plans to improve the health-care sector, but caution that it'll take more than money for doctors and clinics to extend their hours.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03AM Nov 15/22
Deli a St. B staple
Directly across from the main entrance of the St. Boniface Hospital, there’s a seven-storey building at 400 Taché Ave. that houses medical and healthcare-related services. But it’s also home to a long-time delicatessen that’s been serving its particular brand of comfort food to the community for nearly 40 years..
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- Tuesday 02AM Nov 15/22
World Population hits 8 billion, creating many challenges
The world’s population is projected to hit an estimated 8 billion people on Tuesday, according to a UN projection.
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- Monday 10PM Nov 14/22
New action group focuses on safe transportation for Indigenous women
Cab companies and vehicles for hire in Winnipeg are partnering with a new committee designed to create safe rides for Indigenous women.© Global |
- Monday 09PM Nov 14/22
Province beefs up mining department with $5M investment
This week’s Central Canada Minerals Exploration Convention in Winnipeg is the first time the mining industry has met en masse since before the pandemic.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 09PM Nov 14/22
Immediate supports needed to help with addictions crisis, God's Lake First Nation chief says
An estimated 20-30 per cent of God's Lake First Nation residents are dealing with drug and alcohol addiction, says Chief Hubert Watt.
© CBC |
- Monday 08PM Nov 14/22
PCs nominate Klein in Kirkfield Park
The Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba has officially nominated Kevin Klein as its candidate in the upcoming Kirkfield Park byelection.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Nov 14/22
Hobbs wins Arizona governor’s race, flipping state for Dems
Democrat Katie Hobbs was elected Arizona governor on Monday, defeating an ally of Donald Trump who denied the results of the 2020 election.
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- Monday 08PM Nov 14/22
Kevin Klein nominated for Kirkfield Park by-election by Manitoba PCs
Former Winnipeg city councillor Kevin Klein is officially the Progressive Conservative candidate for the Kirkfield Park by-election.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Nov 14/22
City committee approves front driveway for new home despite safety concerns by planners
A city committee says a home builder can put a front driveway on a new house in St. Vital, despite safety concerns from city planners.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Nov 14/22
Doctor discipline hearing highlights new public stance
A former doctor’s unfounded claims Manitoba physician watchdog investigators “tortured” him and were “racist” have landed him in front of a discipline panel.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 14/22
Children’s ER seeing ‘unprecedented’ patient levels in Winnipeg as feds secure more pain medications
The shortage comes as Canada is experiencing what is being called a “triple-demic” of cases of COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and an early onset of the flu season.© Global |
- Monday 07PM Nov 14/22
Manitoba nursing regulators lower benchmark language-test scores
Nursing regulators in Manitoba have lowered their standards for English-language proficiency tests as part of ongoing efforts to license more internationally educated nurses.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 14/22
'I'm really happy': Ukrainian immigrants find solace in Winnipeg after fleeing war
Three Ukrainian immigrants escaping conflict in their country are calling Winnipeg home, with the road to becoming part of the community fast-tracked by people's generosity.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Nov 14/22
Sorry, kids; it’s not personal, it’s politics
It really comes down to punctuation.
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- Monday 07PM Nov 14/22
Bus, parking on Esplanade Riel a bridge too far, protesters say
The Esplanade Riel’s newest tenant has promised there will be no more parking on the footbridge after pedestrians and cyclists complained about vehicles, including a bus, driving onto the span.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 14/22
Bus, parking on Esplanade Riel a bridge too far, protesters say
The Esplanade Riel’s newest tenant has promised there will be no more parking on the footbridge after pedestrians and cyclists complained about vehicles, including a bus, driving onto the span.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 14/22
Observers seek big-picture throne speech
The Progressive Conservative government will set out its legislative agenda for the next session Tuesday — as it gears up for an election in 2023, while facing multiple crises in health care, homelessness and cost of living.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 14/22
‘We’re stretched physically… mentally’: Children’s Hospital ER medical director
A surge of sick kids continued to overwhelm the Children’s Hospital emergency department over the weekend, spurring calls for health officials to address Manitobans amid the unprecedented patient load.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 14/22
Demand for changes to Indigenous-affecting place names overwhelming
A surge in demand is delaying the city’s handling of renaming requests for places and historical markers that negatively affect the Indigenous community.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 14/22
News briefs for Tuesday, November 15, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, November 15, 2022 10:16 AM Emergency alert test to sound on Wednesday The provincial government wants Manitobans to know that when […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
Calls grow to mask up in public again, whether Manitoba requires it or not
As a surge in respiratory viruses strains Winnipeg's children's hospital, calls are growing for people in Manitoba to start wearing masks again — including from formerly prominent face of the province's pandemic response team.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
Search for Grey Cup accommodations may leave fans out in cold
Winnipeg Blue Bombers fans seeking to cheer on their team in person Sunday in Regina will likely have trouble finding a place to stay. Hotels across the Queen City are booked solid ahead of the CFL title game.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
Controversial River Park South development clears city hall committee
A contentious development in River Park South has cleared a hurdle at city hall.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
Suspect in fatal shooting of 3 Virginia football players caught
The 22-year-old suspect in the fatal shooting of three University of Virginia students has been arrested, officials say.
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- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
The vehicles most likely to be stolen in Canada
Could you own a vehicle that is more likely to be stolen than other vehicles? An organization focused on reducing and preventing insurance fraud and crime has compiled a list of the Top 10 Stolen Vehicles in 2021 in Canada.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
Patient volumes at Winnipeg's Children's Hospital reach 'unprecedented levels': Shared Health
There were 201 patient visits to the emergency department at Winnipeg's Children's Hospital at the Health Sciences Centre on Sunday — the highest single-day total the department has seen in several years, the statement said — and 114 of them were higher-acuity pediatric patients, several of whom required resuscitation.
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- Monday 05PM Nov 14/22
- Monday 04PM Nov 14/22
Brigette Lacquette to feature in Tim Hortons campaign on diversity in hockey
A Tim Hortons campaign highlighting diverse hockey trailblazers will feature Saulteaux hockey player Brigette Lacquette.
© CBC |
- Monday 04PM Nov 14/22
Group of Indigenous women partner with Winnipeg cab companies to improve safety
A committee made up of Indigenous women is working with cab companies and the City of Winnipeg’s Vehicles for Hire department to improve safety for women, girls and two-spirit people.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Nov 14/22
Canada officially in a flu epidemic after crossing seasonal threshold
The latest FluWatch report confirms what experts have been warning could happen as an early rise in influenza cases spreads across Canada: we're now officially in the midst of a flu epidemic.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Nov 14/22
Three charged following Winnipeg liquor store robbery
Three people have been charged following a robbery at a liquor store along Marion Street in Winnipeg on Sunday night.
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- Monday 03PM Nov 14/22
Online Job Portal Launches to Pair Manitoba Workers with Employers
WINNIPEG -- A new online job portal has been launched by the Manitoba government to connect job seekers and employers in the province.
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- Monday 03PM Nov 14/22
Walmart photo center gifts deals
The Walmart photo center has a lot of sales for 3 days on gift items.
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- Monday 03PM Nov 14/22
Winnipeg fans hungry for three-peat glory as Bombers compete again for Grey Cup
If the championship game-bound Winnipeg Blue Bombers can find a way to take home their third consecutive Grey Cup, they'll be joining a very elite group.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Nov 14/22
Winnipeg cab companies, Indigenous community propose new advocate to improve women's safety
Winnipeg cab companies and a new action group spearheaded by Indigenous women have come together to form a partnership aimed at making transportation safer.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Nov 14/22
Province, federal government spend $70M to bring 600 new child-care spaces to rural Manitoba
Several southern Manitoba and Interlake communities will have new child-care facilities built in time for the next school year, creating more than 600 new spaces.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Nov 14/22
Manitoba supporting arts, sports and culture community celebrations with $260K grant
The Province of Manitoba is supporting arts, culture and sports celebrations through a $260,000 grant to fund 59 community events allowing locals 'to come together to celebrate.'© Global |
- Monday 02PM Nov 14/22
Mounties search for man who tried to rob a Steinbach bank
Mounties are looking for a man who walked into a Steinbach area bank in hopes of robbing it.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Nov 14/22
Woman dead in SUV-Semi collision near Manitoba-Saskatchewan border
Manitoba RCMP is investigating a fatal collision near Kola, Manitoba, a small community near the provincial border with Saskatchewan.
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- Monday 02PM Nov 14/22
Steinbach, Man. RCMP looking for suspect after failed bank robbery
Police said they were called to the TD Canada Trust bank on Main Street Thursday afternoon just before 5 p.m., after a man had attempted a robbery but left without obtaining cash.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Nov 14/22
Health Canada secures foreign supply of children’s medication amid shortage
Health Canada has announced that foreign supply of children’s acetaminophen will soon be for sale at retail and community pharmacies in the next coming weeks amid a shortage. The government agency is urging parents to only buy what they need so that all parents and caregivers can access medication for sick children. A statement said […]
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- Monday 01PM Nov 14/22
- Monday 01PM Nov 14/22
Jets, Moose practice facility just west of Perimeter gets new name
True North Sports + Entertainment announced Monday that the four-rink Iceplex just west of Winnipeg's city limits will now be known as the Hockey For All Centre.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Nov 14/22
Alleged Winnipeg beer vendor bandits foiled by snowbank: police
The suspects had to be extracted from their get-away vehicle after getting stuck in a snowbank, police say.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Nov 14/22
Nickelback to be inducted into Canadian Music Hall of Fame
Nickelback is getting a spot in the Canadian Music Hall of Fame. The rock hitmakers from Hanna, Alta. have been named as the latest inductees into the illustrious home of Canada’s top music talent. Lead singer Chad Kroeger and his bandmates Mike Kroeger, Ryan Peake and Daniel Adair, will be ushered into the Hall of […]
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- Monday 01PM Nov 14/22
Selkirk man charged in Winnipeg break-in
The suspect broke a window and had entered the home before officers arrived, police say.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Nov 14/22
Woman, 35, dead after head-on crash with semi-trailer truck in western Manitoba
A 35-year-old woman died after the SUV she was driving collided head-on with a semi-trailer truck near the Manitoba-Saskatchewan border on the weekend, RCMP say.
© CBC |
- Monday 12PM Nov 14/22
Man arrested in connection with home invasion, assault in Thompson
A man who had been wanted by police in connection with a serious assault in northern Manitoba has been arrested, RCMP say.
© CBC |
- Monday 12PM Nov 14/22
Cineplex gift card promotion
Spend $50 or more on gift cards at Cineplex online or in store until December 31st, and you’ll get a free holiday bundle. You get $60 worth of extras, like a free admission, two free popcorns, two movie ticket upgrades, ... Read More »
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- Monday 12PM Nov 14/22
Manitoba nurses could make thousands more for long-term, full-time, and weekend work
Full-time Manitoba nurses could get paid more than $30,000 extra if they promise to stay in their jobs for two years under a government plan to retain and attract health-care workers, the Manitoba Nurses Union says.
© CBC |
- Monday 12PM Nov 14/22
Health Canada says it has secured more foreign supply of children's pain medication
As parents continue to struggle to find pain and fever medications for their children amid an uptick in respiratory illnesses, Health Canada announced Monday that it has secured a foreign supply of children's acetaminophen. This incoming supply will be available for retail purchase, or for parents to access at community pharmacies 'in the coming weeks.'© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Nov 14/22
Virden Woman Killed in Crash with Semi
The driver of an SUV was killed on Saturday after her vehicle collided with a semi-trailer near Kola, Manitoba.
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- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
Joint funding of $70M to create 1,200 new Manitoba child-care spaces
The federal and provincial governments have announced joint funding for new child-care facilities, creating more than 1,200 new spaces across Manitoba by the summer of 2023.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
Woman Fatally Shot on William Avenue
Winnipeg police are investigating a homicide after a woman was fatally shot over the weekend.
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- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
Tips to control your holiday spending
With the holiday season right around the corner, one financial expert says it is a good idea to have a plan to control your spending this year.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
23-year-old woman dies of gunshot wound: Winnipeg police
A 23-year-old Winnipeg woman died after she was shot in the city's Centennial neighbourhood early Saturday morning, police say.
© CBC |
- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
Blind Canadian Paralympian kicked off Virgin cruise receives free ride
A blind Canadian Paralympian who was asked to get off a Virgin cruise ship in Miami because he was travelling solo has received an apology.
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- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
Woman fatally shot over the weekend; homicide unit investigating
Winnipeg police are investigating the homicide of a Winnipeg woman who was fatally shot over the weekend.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
Dirty play: Last time Bombers met Argos in Grey Cup was infamous 1950 Mud Bowl
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers were top of the class in the CFL's regular season but if history holds any weight, the Blue and Gold would be well-advised to do some extra studying.
© CBC |
- Monday 11AM Nov 14/22
RCMP arrests Hydro-Quebec employee on espionage charges
The RCMP has arrested a Montreal-area Hydro-Quebec employee Monday morning for allegedly selling trade secrets to the Chinese government.© CTV |
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