Saturday 10AM Nov 19/22
Australian punter Haggerty could be secret weapon in Grey Cup for Argos
REGINA -- John Haggerty could be the Toronto Argonauts' secret weapon Sunday.
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- Saturday 10AM Nov 19/22
Manitoba Grey Cup social brings out camaraderie, costumes for Bombers fans in Regina
Although it's Sunday's CFL final that brought them to Regina, many Winnipeg Blue Bombers fans say the Grey Cup weekend is also an opportunity to connect with each other â through camaraderie, costumes and an old-fashioned Manitoba social.
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- Saturday 08AM Nov 19/22
UN climate talks poised for deal creating disaster fund
SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt (AP) â Negotiators say they have struck a potential breakthrough deal on the thorniest issue of United Nations climate talks, the creation of a fund for compensating poor nations that are victims of extreme weather worsened by rich nationsâ carbon pollution. âThere is an agreement on loss and damage,â which is what […]
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- Saturday 08AM Nov 19/22
Winnipegâs Winter Route Parking Ban to Soon Begin
Winnipeg's new annual winter route parking ban will take effect next weekend.
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- Saturday 07AM Nov 19/22
FIFA boss Infantino scolds World Cup critics in extraordinary diatribe
Gianni Infantino said he feels gay. That he feels like a woman. That he feels like a migrant worker. He lectured Europeans for criticizing Qatar’s human rights record and defended the host country’s last-minute decision to ban beer from World Cup stadiums. The FIFA president delivered a one-hour tirade on the eve of the World […]
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- Saturday 06AM Nov 19/22
A visionary for Hutterite education
When Anna Maendel cold-called St. James Collegiate instructor Mike James and asked him to teach her Hutterite students Advanced Academic Placement biology, he was somewhat hesitant.
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- Saturday 06AM Nov 19/22
- Saturday 06AM Nov 19/22
What can Winnipeg learn from how other places are reducing homelessness?
With thousands now estimated to be experiencing homelessness in Winnipeg, one expert says the answer could be a strategy the government has since "pumped the brakes" on.
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- Saturday 06AM Nov 19/22
Airlines can't seem to safely transport my wheelchair, but they've found a way to move horses by air
Disability advocate Peter Tonge says if airlines can transport a horse by air, they should be able to easily transport wheelchairs. "I call on the airline industry and all levels of government to treat disabled travellers with the dignity and respect that has been shown to horses," he says.
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- Saturday 05AM Nov 19/22
Canada faring better than other major economies when it comes to high inflation
Decades-high inflation has Canadians worried about the rising cost of living, but as gloomy as things may seem, Canada appears to be faring better than many other major economies. Its national inflation rate is still lower than that of the United States, the European Union and the United Kingdom â whose year-over-year inflation rose to […]
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 19/22
Trudeau attends summit of French-speaking nations in Tunisia amid geopolitical tumult
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has arrived in Africa for a gathering of French-speaking countries grappling with chaos in Haiti, soaring food prices and anxiety over the language’s role in the digital age. Members of the International Organization of the Francophonie are gathering this weekend in Tunisia to take stock of a turbulent era in geopolitics […]
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 19/22
Thousands of Canadians still on the hook for pandemic benefit repayments
Thousands of Canadians who received federal COVID-19 emergency benefits for which they weren't eligible â including the $2,000-per-month Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB) â are still on the hook to pay the money back to the government.
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 19/22
Why mask mandates likely wouldn't solve the crisis in children's hospitals
Masks have been essential throughout the pandemic, but while everyone is encouraged to wear them to protect themselves in certain situations during respiratory illness season, mandating them now is harder to justify for a wide range of reasons.
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- Saturday 02AM Nov 19/22
Recognizing Indigenous names a small step
I wrote a column in March about how the Manitoba Vital Statistics Act marginalizes Indigenous names and maintains the legacy of residential schools.
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- Saturday 02AM Nov 19/22
Cancer amputee takes aim at black belt
Two years after losing his left arm to cancer, a Winnipeg man is attempting to fulfill the goal he set through surgery and rehabilitation: get his black belt in karate.
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- Saturday 02AM Nov 19/22
Bombers colours in the house
Manitoba politicians threw away tradition by donning blue and gold to show support for the home team.
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- Saturday 01AM Nov 19/22
Meet Bereket Ezuz
Bereket Ezuz with his wife and daughters: " Because of donors, I am now able to enjoy time spent at the dinner table, coming together, and sharing more than a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 12AM Nov 19/22
Costco weekend deals
These deals are available in the warehouse only and end Sunday night.
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- Friday 10PM Nov 18/22
Feds spread $22.7M among 16 firms to spur innovation
Tamara Abas yearns to help Manitobans build worlds.
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- Friday 10PM Nov 18/22
Blue Bombers' receiver Dalton Schoen named top rookie after CFL leap of faith
Dalton Schoen had never set foot in Canada and knew little about the CFL before arriving in Winnipeg for training camp.
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- Friday 10PM Nov 18/22
Influenza spread rises in Manitoba, while COVID-19 activity remains similar: report
Influenza spread is on the rise in Manitoba, while COVID-19 activity remains similar to the week before, the provinceâs latest surveillance report says.
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- Friday 09PM Nov 18/22
How Canada can retain nurses amid a struggling health-care system: report
With Canadaâs health-care system struggling to keep its head above the water amid a flu epidemic, the continuing pandemic, staff shortages and worker burnout, the role of nurses is more important than ever â but more needs to be done, a union group says, to retain and support nurses.© CTV |
- Friday 08PM Nov 18/22
Liberals question if PCs properly vetted candidate Kevin Klein over his ties to disgraced mogul
Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont is questioning whether Kevin Klein is fit to serve as MLA because of his time working with Peter Nygard, the former fashion mogul now accused of sexual assault.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Zoo wolf dies from cancer
The Assiniboine Park Zooâs only female grey wolf has passed away after an extended battle with cancer.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Grey Cup fan-tastic, once again
REGINA — This Sunday marks the 109th edition of the Grey Cup, and Winnipeg Blue Bombers super fan John Couture is one of the few people that can say they’ve been at nearly half of them.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
RCMP searching for suspect in Gimli armed robbery
RCMP are on the hunt for a suspect after a Gimli business was robbed by a machete-wielding man Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
18-year-old dies in crash on Winnipeg's Perimeter Highway: RCMP
An 18-year-old has died after RCMP say she lost control of her vehicle on Winnipegâs Perimeter Highway early Thursday morning and collided with a pickup truck.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Kirkfield Park vote kicks off with controversy
Manitoba’s Liberal leader challenged the governing Tories to defend Kirkfield Park byelection candidate Kevin Klein’s employment with disgraced fashion mogul Peter Nygard, as the aspiring MLA was forced to once again distance himself from his former boss.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Stranger grabs, chases boy after offering him candy on way to school: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police are looking for a man they say offered an 11-year-old candy on his way to school Thursday morning, then chased the boy when he refused and ran away.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Alberta Indigenous delegate at COP27 brings message about provinceâs solar potential
A member of Alberta's Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation has been at the COP27 conference in Egypt this week representing Indigenous youth.© Global |
- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Flu and respiratory illnesses cause high absentee rates at schools and daycares
Sky-high daycare absences are the new reality for centres feeling the flu's impact.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 18/22
Fewer care home beds now than in 2016, when Manitoba government promised to build more
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government is farther behind in its pledge to build 1,200 new personal care home beds than when it made the promise in 2016.
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- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
Manitoba COVID-19 data now found with flu data in weekly respiratory virus report
In Manitoba, COVID-19 data will now be made available with seasonal influenza data in a combined epidemiological report issued on Friday mornings.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
'It hits the bottom line': Winnipeg restaurants looking at charging fee for no-shows
After two holiday seasons of limited capacities and other restrictions, Winnipeg restaurants are looking forward to the Christmas rush. But a new problem is surfacing for some dining rooms â-- no-shows and cancellations.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
Staffing shortages could affect city services across Winnipeg, union warns
Winnipeggers could see program cutbacks at community facilities this winter as the city grapples with staffing shortages.
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- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
'You should always help others who are in need': BAPS devotees honour late spiritual leader by giving blood
Members of a global Hindu organization in Manitoba are honouring their late guru's 100th birthday by donating blood this month.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
How Kirkfield Park's byelection could preview next year's provincial election
A local race could set the stage for the provincial election next year.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
Government introduces bill to raise Manitoba's minimum wage to $15 an hour by next October
The bill, if passed into law, would fulfil an earlier commitment to raise the wage to $14.15 an hour in April 2023 and to $15 an hour on Oct. 1.
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- Friday 06PM Nov 18/22
News briefs for Saturday, November 19, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, November 19, 2022 11:28 AM Jets’ Ehlers to undergo surgery for sports hernia The hits keep coming for the Winnipeg Jets […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Nov 18/22
Police Looking for Suspect Who Grabbed Boy, Offered Him Candy
Winnipeg police are looking for a suspicious man accused of approaching an 11-year-old boy on Thursday and grabbing his arm.
© 2022. This article Police Looking for Suspect Who Grabbed Boy, Offered Him Candy appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Friday 05PM Nov 18/22
Patient volumes at Winnipeg childrenâs ER drop, but remain âelevatedâ: Shared Health
So far in November the children's ER at HSC is averaging 172.4 patients per day, according to Shared Health data.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Nov 18/22
Manitoba-raised filmmaker Tara Westwood takes aim at gun violence in eerily timely short
This weekend, Manitoba-raised Tara Westwood will be attending a film festival in Pittsburgh, drawing attention to her directorial debut, an intense â and intensely topical â 18-minute short film titled Triggered.
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- Friday 05PM Nov 18/22
Winter parking ban starting Nov. 26
Due to recent and forecasted weather conditions, the City of Winnipeg has declared the Annual Winter Route Parking Ban will start on Nov. 26, at 2 a.m. Once the parking ban is in effect, no one will be allowed to park along snow routes or winter routes between 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. In October, […]
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- Friday 05PM Nov 18/22
- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
VIDEO: Bombers QB Zach Collaros returns to practice after ankle injury
Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Zach Collaros practised Friday for the first time since his team landed in Regina for Sunday's Grey Cup.
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- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Influenza activity increasing in Manitoba: province
Numbers show that influenza activity is climbing in Manitoba, with the province saying the test positivity rate for Influenza A during the week of Nov. 6 to 12, was 7.4 per cent.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Aging Grey Cup fans look to the youth to carry on Canadian football traditions
Many diehard Canadian Football League fans worry their traditions will die out as they look to younger generations to help grow the league and carry out the Grey Cup party. One of these fans it attending his 49th straight Grey Cup festival this year.
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- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Toys out at Costco
Here are the toys out at the Regent location in Winnipeg today.
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- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Operation Red Nose prepares to relaunch in Manitoba after 2-year pandemic pause
Operation Red Nose will will relaunch its services in nine Manitoba communities starting next Friday, offering free rides home until Dec. 31.
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- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg police looking for man after child allegedly chased to school
Winnipeg police are looking for a man that allegedly chased an 11-year-old on his way to the school Thursday morning.
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- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg snow route parking ban takes effect early
Starting Nov. 26, anyone parked on prohibited streets in Winnipeg between 2 a.m. and 7 a.m. might receive a fine of up to $100.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Sheet cake orders at Costco
Sheet cakes are back at Costco again! $25 and you can get vanilla or chocolate. You can choose from the designs shown and get your message written on them too, just give them 24 hours notice. Fill out the paper ... Read More »
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- Friday 04PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg Blue Bomber fans take over Regina ahead of 109th Grey Cup
Fans from across the nation, and especially Manitoba, have gathered in Regina for the 109th Grey Cup and the venues are starting to fill up Friday as the game approaches.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
What to know for the Grey Cup, where a dynasty hangs in the balance
CBC Sports' daily newsletter previews the 109th Grey Cup, where the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are trying for the CFL's first championship three-peat in over four decades.
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- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
The Grey Cup wagers between Manitoba and Ontarioâs major politicians
Manitoba's Premier has made a football-based bet with Ontario Premier Doug Ford ahead of the Grey Cup on Sunday.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Operation Red Nose Returning for Holiday Season
After a two-year hiatus, Operation Red Nose will be back on the road this holiday season. Safety Services Manitoba and Manitoba Public Insurance launched the 2022 seasonal campaign on Friday.
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- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg boy, 11, escapes after being grabbed and chased down by unknown man
Officers say the man approached the boy and offered him candy on St. Matthews Avenue at roughly 9 a.m. on Thursday.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Police searching for suspect after attempted child abduction
Winnipeg Police are looking for a suspect after an attempted child abduction in the West End Thursday morning.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg QB Zach Collaros joins Blue Bomber practice ahead of Grey Cup
The Blue Bombers have won two straight Grey Cups with Collaros as their starter.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Artemis expected to ignite interest in space: Calgary scientists say
The Artemis launch is expected to pique interest in space, with a Calgary physicist and a former astronaut saying they can relate.
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- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Walmart photo centre weekend deals
The Walmart photo center has quite a bit of deals for the weekend.
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- Friday 03PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg woman, 18, killed in Perimeter Highway crash: RCMP
While investigating a fatal crash on the North Perimeter Highway, Manitoba RCMP reported icy conditions on the roadway around Winnipeg Thursday.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Nov 18/22
Gimli RCMP looking for robbery suspect following machete incident
RCMP said a machete-wielding man stole items from a Gimli business and threatened an employee around 9:45 p.m., before coming back a few minutes later and demanding cash.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg Woman Killed in Crash on Perimeter Highway
An 18-year-old Winnipeg woman has died following a crash on the North Perimeter Highway on Thursday morning.
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- Friday 01PM Nov 18/22
Downtown streets set to close for Santa Clausâ arrival in Winnipeg Saturday
The City of Winnipeg says numerous road closures will be in place around the downtown for the Santa Claus parade, starting as early as 8 a.m. Saturday.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Nov 18/22
Woman dies following crash on Perimeter Highway Thursday: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP says one woman has died after a crash on the Perimeter Highway Thursday morning.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Nov 18/22
âBreak a barrierâ: Indigenous artist to sing part of O Canada in Cree at Grey Cup
When Teagan Littlechief sings in front of thousands of fans at Sunday’s Grey Cup game, she’ll be thinking about Canada’s Indigenous youth. Littlechief, who is from White Bear First Nation on Treaty 4 territory in southeastern Saskatchewan, says she was often the only Indigenous person on stage when she first started performing. “My thing is […]
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- Friday 01PM Nov 18/22
Manitoba government introduces bill to enact promised minimum wage increase
The Manitoba government has introduced a bill in the legislature to formally enact a raise in the minimum wage. The wage is normally adjusted every October in line with the inflation rate of the previous year, but the province announced in the summer the wage would rise higher to deal with a sudden spike in […]
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- Friday 12PM Nov 18/22
Brandon man guilty in cyberattack, ghost gun case
A Brandon man has pleaded guilty to building 3D-printed handguns and participating in a prolonged cyberattack campaign in Canada and the United States.
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- Friday 12PM Nov 18/22
Meth, guns found in vehicle of sleeping man leads Steinbach RCMP to stolen loot
After finding stolen guns in the parked car of a man who was asleep at the wheel, police later searched the suspects home with a warrant and found more weapons.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Nov 18/22
Cancer claims 'sweetheart' wolf at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Zoo
Onyx, a 13-year-old grey wolf at Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Zoo, has died after a battle with cancer, the zoo says.
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- Friday 12PM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg football coach is âreally, really proudâ to see former players compete in Grey Cup
Oak Park High School coach Stu Nixon is looking forward to watching his former players compete in the Grey Cup on Sunday.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Nov 18/22
Manitoba Moves to Formalize Minimum Wage Increase
WINNIPEG -- A bill introduced by the Manitoba government will formalize the province's planned minimum wage increase next spring.
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- Friday 12PM Nov 18/22
Street closures for Santa parade set for Saturday morning
The Santa Claus Parade is happening Saturday, and related road closures will begin that morning.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11AM Nov 18/22
Ukrainian mother who fled with children set to celebrate first Christmas in Canada
A Ukrainian mother who fled her country with her children is set to celebrate her first Christmas in Canada.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Nov 18/22
Make Way for Santa Claus: Saturday Road Closures in Effect
Road closures for Winnipegâs Santa Claus Parade on Saturday will be in effect as the big guy prepares for an early seasonal visit.
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- Friday 11AM Nov 18/22
Itâs mayor vs. mayor in friendly Grey Cup wager between Winnipeg and Toronto
As is tradition, Winnipeg mayor Scott Gillingham and Toronto mayor John Tory are putting a friendly wager on the CFL Grey Cup game this Sunday.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Nov 18/22
What Buffalo, N.Y. and parts of Ontario look like after being walloped by snowstorm
CTVNews.ca has compiled photos capturing the massive snowfall that walloped Buffalo, N.Y. and parts of Ontario, as a dangerous lake-effect snowstorm hit the region.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Nov 18/22
Twitter shuts down offices until Monday as employees quit after Musk ultimatum: reports
Twitter has reportedly told its employees that it will close its offices until Monday, as hundreds of workers quit the social media company following an ultimatum from new owner Elon Musk. On Thursday, Musk gave Twitter’s workers a choice to pledge to “hardcore” work or resign with severance pay. Some took to Twitter to announce […]
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- Friday 10AM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg's Santa Claus Parade to start early on changed route
Winnipeggers who were worried about missing the end of the Santa Claus Parade to take in the Jets game won't have to compromise on their entertainment.
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- Friday 10AM Nov 18/22
Child sex offender released from prison, expected to live in Winnipeg, police warn
A convicted sex offender considered to be a high risk to reoffend against children, particularly girls, has been released from prison and is expected to live in Winnipeg.
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- Friday 10AM Nov 18/22
High-risk sex offender to live in Winnipeg, at risk of reoffending against kids, police say
A convicted sex offender considered high risk to reoffend against children, particularly girls, was released from prison Thursday and is expected to live in Winnipeg.© Global |
- Friday 09AM Nov 18/22
'Almost nothing': Number of catalytic converter thefts in Winnipeg drop
Efforts by the province to crack down on catalytic converter thefts have dropped the number of thefts in Winnipeg to 'almost nothing.'© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Nov 18/22
Canada importing 1M bottles of children's medication by next week
In an update to reporters on Friday, Health Canada says more than one million bottles of a foreign supply of children's medication will arrive in the country by next week.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Nov 18/22
Pfizer booster spurs immune response to new Omicron subtypes
Pfizer said Friday that its updated COVID-19 booster may offer some protection against newly emerging Omicron mutants even though it’s not an exact match. Americans have been reluctant to get the updated boosters rolled out by Pfizer and rival Moderna, doses tweaked to target the BA.5 omicron strain that until recently was the most common […]
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- Friday 08AM Nov 18/22
'We will not stop fighting': Round dance calls for safe consumption sites
Healthcare providers, social service workers, and concerned Manitobans gathered for a round dance calling on the province to combat the drug crisis and fund safer consumption sites.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Nov 18/22
ANALYSIS: Jetsâ coach deserves credit for team accountability
Rick Bowness is one of the good guys in hockey: always approachable, always polite, always willing to explain why. And he's proving to be a good fit for Winnipeg Jets.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Nov 18/22
Canada expecting big shipment of childrenâs Tylenol, Advil
Health Canada Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Supriya says the country is expecting a big shipment of children's Tylenol and Advil.Â
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- Friday 08AM Nov 18/22
Qatar bans sale of beer at World Cup stadiums in about-face
Qatar banned the sale of beer at World Cup stadiums on Friday, a sudden U-turn on the deal it made to secure the soccer tournament.
The post Qatar bans sale of beer at World Cup stadiums in about-face appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Friday 07AM Nov 18/22
Manitoba bill would help ensure birth certificates reflect Indigenous names
A bill now before the legislature would establish a wider range of letters, characters and symbols beyond the traditional ones found in the English and French languages.© Global |
- Friday 07AM Nov 18/22
Safe exchange zone in Brandon offers peace of mind: police
Planning to do some Christmas shopping online? Brandon police are reminding residents of a safe place to do â in their parking lot.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Nov 18/22
Narwhal week, episode 5: A first-hand view of rising tensions on Wetâsuwetâen territory
This is the fifth episode in a weeklong collaboration between The Big Story and The Narwhal, an award-winning non-profit publication that provides in-depth coverage of climate issues across Canada. Youâve heard of Coastal GasLink: itâs the name of a fracked-gas pipeline under construction in northern B.C. The project, spearheaded by Calgary-based TC Energy, spans 670 […]
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- Friday 07AM Nov 18/22
Radiothon raises funds for research, care, ER expansion at St. Boniface Hospital
St. Boniface Foundation Hope and Healing Radiothon runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on 680 CJOB Friday.© Global |
- Friday 06AM Nov 18/22
City Seeks Feedback on Summer Bike Route Program
The calendar may say November, but the City of Winnipeg has summer cycling on its mind.
© 2022. This article City Seeks Feedback on Summer Bike Route Program appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Friday 05AM Nov 18/22
Funding boost will help provide support but won't mean more beds: Manitoba shelter directors
A major increase in funding for organizations that run homeless shelters in Manitoba will improve services for people who use them but it wonât create more capacity, according to some of the agencies getting the money.
© CBC |
- Friday 05AM Nov 18/22
Winnipeg woman reunited with dog 5 days after car was stolen with pooch inside
A Winnipeg woman whose car was stolen, while her dog was inside, is overwhelmed with gratitude after a good Samaritan helped rescue the 10-year-old goldendoodle.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Nov 18/22
Paw-sitive outcomes
Mark Vandersteen’s battlefield injury isn’t the kind that can be fixed with a bandage, a tourniquet or a surgeon’s scalpel — but it can be helped by the love of a dog.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03AM Nov 18/22
Marketplace investigates shrinkflation and reveals the sneaky ways companies cut costs, but not prices
With inflation at a 40-year high, CBCâs Marketplace looks at the ways companies are passing increased costs on to consumers.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Nov 18/22
Cabinet ministers given suite of options in first week of âFreedom Convoyâ protest
The federal government’s deputy secretary on emergency preparedness says cabinet was presented with an ever-expanding menu of options to help resolve the growing protests blockading Ottawa streets and border crossings across the country last winter. Jacqueline Bogden is testifying at the Public Order Emergency Commission, which is scrutinizing the events and advice that led to […]
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- Friday 02AM Nov 18/22
Satellite campus for rural students adds to nursing ranks
The rollout of a unique rural satellite campus on which 25 nurses-in-training are studying in southeastern Manitoba is being celebrated as a template to address the chronic shortage of practitioners across the province.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
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