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Rolling River First Nation member William Gaywish attended the âUntangling the Web of Complex Traumaâ in Brandon Wednesday to better understand how to help break the cycle of inter-generational trauma.
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Amid a spike in influenza cases that has prompted calls for children to get immunized, fewer Manitoba kids have been vaccinated against the seasonal virus than any other age group.
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Jaimie Issac's exhibition of mixed media sculpture, installations, performance and film opened Thursday at University of Winnipeg.
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Dayton Black is one of five Manitobans hoping to help lead the University of Saskatchewan Huskies to a fourth national title when they take on the University of Laval Rouge et Or in the 57th edition of the Vanier Cup on Saturday in London, Ont.
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It’s the last day of testimony at the inquiry into the federal government’s use of the Emergencies Act, and after dozens of witnesses over several weeks it all leads up to the person whose signature paved the way for the end to the “Freedom Convoy” protests last winter. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will take the […]
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A new bill introduced in Manitoba would charge people an extra $25 a year to register off-road vehicles.
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Question period at the Manitoba legislature has descended into accusations of inappropriate conduct in recent days after one MLA flashed their middle finger and another struck a colleague's chair with the back side of their hand.Â
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A Manitoba politician spoke through tears as he shared details of his recent struggles with his mental health before other members of the provinceâs legislature on Thursday.
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Noreen Mian, executive director of the Rainbow Resource Centre in Winnipeg, says a shooting that killed five people and injured 25 at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs has had a ripple effect across the community â which is why people in the Manitoba city organized a vigil on Thursday to honour those lost.
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Winnipeggers will now be able to see wait times for walk-in clinics, along with hospital wait times, as part of an effort to encourage people with less-serious concerns to stay out of strained emergency departments and urgent care centres.
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Manitoba lawmakers shed tears, made vulgar gestures, and dredged up their opponents’ criminal records in a tense sitting of the legislature that began with an appeal for kindness from Tory backbencher Bob Lagasse, who said the environment is contributing to his “dark thoughts of self-harm.”
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Manitoba lawmakers shed tears, made vulgar gestures, and dredged up their opponents’ criminal records in a tense sitting of the legislature that began with an appeal for kindness from Tory backbencher Bob Lagasse, who said the environment is contributing to his “dark thoughts of self-harm.”
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Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government may have stolen the Opposition NDP’s thunder on its pledge to freeze electricity rates.
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A Winnipeg family doctor who focuses on addictions medicine has decided she can no longer wait quietly for the province to do the right thing while fatal opioid overdoses soar to record levels.
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A Winnipeg family doctor who focuses on addictions medicine has decided she can no longer wait quietly for the province to do the right thing while fatal opioid overdoses soar to record levels.
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A Winnipeg man accused of stabbing a city cab driver to death in an unprovoked attack made racially charged comments to police in which he admitted to the killing, a judge was told Thursday.
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Controversial former city councillor Al Golden — who helped his constituents by buying and cleaning up a notorious local hotel and creating a seniors transportation service but lost his seat after a conviction for failing to declare income — has died.
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Wait times at private walk-in clinics will be posted online as part of Manitoba health officials’ plans to reduce extreme waits in emergency rooms and urgent care centres.
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With so many pre-school children and staff who look after them sick, local nursery schools and daycares have been forced to temporarily close their doors or cut hours.
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York University Professors William Pietro and Ozzy Mermut spent four years creating a mobile and highly sensitive biosensor.
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Two studies have identified ways to better settle newcomers to Winnipeg and ensure organizations that help them have diverse representation.
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Winnipeg police say around 3:30 a.m., they responded to a report from a convenience store employee about a robbery.
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New Twitter owner Elon Musk said Thursday that he is granting “amnesty” for suspended accounts, which online safety experts predict will spur a rise in harassment, hate speech and misinformation. The billionaire’s announcement came after he asked in a poll posted to his timeline to vote on reinstatements for accounts that have not “broken the […]
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Student absenteeism in Winnipeg's largest school division has reached 20 per cent in November, as the Children's Hospital manages what has been described as an unprecedented amount of patients sick with respiratory illnesses.
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Doctors Manitoba is calling for immediate action to tackle the worsening physician shortage, just weeks after Manitoba introduced a wide-scale human resources plan for the health sector.
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WINNIPEG â Mike OâShea doesnât have a pen in hand poised to sign a new contract as head coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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Lots of deals right now at the Walmart photo centre, including 3 free magnets!
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Winnipeg police have laid several charges after a suspect was reported to be trying the door handles of parked vehicles.
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The organization that represents doctors in Manitoba says it's staggered by a growing shortage of physicians in the province, and more needs to be done to address a projected exodus.
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Manitoba RCMP have made four arrests and are expecting more after officers had to break up a large house party last month north of Winnipeg. Mounties say that when they were called to the home in East St. Paul, Man., several people jumped on two police vehicles causing significant damage. Three males and one female, […]
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The co-owner of the club in Colorado Springs says the shooting that killed five people and injured 17 others is a reflection of anti-LGBTQ sentiment that has evolved from prejudice to incitement.
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Former Winnipeg city councillor Al Golden, a charismatic presence at city hall from the late 1980s to early 2000s, died Sunday at the age of 76, his family has confirmed.
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A report released today confirms 22 cases of forced sterilization of First Nations and Inuit women in Quebec since 1980 and calls for the practice to end. The study says that several participants did not realize they had been sterilized until years after the procedure when they sought treatment for fertility issues. The majority of […]
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Toronto Maple Leafs legend and long-time defenceman Börje Salming died on Thursday, the team confirmed in a news release. Salming was 71 years old. Maple Leafs President Brendan Shanahan issued a statement on behalf of the organization, calling Salming a pioneer of the game and an icon with an unbreakable spirit and unquestioned toughness. “He […]
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Several people have been arrested in the aftermath of an East St. Paul house party where RCMP officers were attacked, and police releasing photos of two people they’re trying to identify.
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Manitoba RCMP have made multiple arrests and continue to look for suspects relating to an out-of-control party in East St. Paul on October 29.
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Four teenagers have been charged with mischief in connection with a huge party in East St. Paul, a community just outside of Winnipeg, where RCMP say they faced a barrage of abuse last month.
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A nationwide call out for blood donations is being made ahead of the busy holiday season.
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In today’s Big Story podcast, police services often have their own versions of events, which are usually revealed in press releases or in conversation with reporters. But as abuses of power are uncovered and public sentiment turns against them, some police forces are going much further than that in an attempt to burnish their image. […]
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Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard is expected to appear in court on Thursday to face another charge of sexual assault. This charge stems from an incident that occurred on June 25, 2016, in Kirkland Lake. He was originally charged in March with sexual assault causing bodily harm, but in October, the Crown lawyer told a Haileybury, […]
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A trek to the Winnipeg School Division’s Wall Street boardroom may soon become optional for members of the public who want to speak at regular trustee meetings.
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Ford Motor Co. is recalling over 634,000 SUVs worldwide because a cracked fuel injector can spill fuel or leak vapors onto a hot engine and cause fires.
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A man charged with killing his elderly parents and then stabbing his supervisor at a Winnipeg hospital last year was ordered to be assessed by a psychiatrist the morning of the attacks but walked out of the facility where he sought help hours later, court documents allege.
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Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the economic threat to Canada escalated “exponentially” when “Freedom Convoy” protesters blocked a key trade hub between the United States and Canada in early February. Freeland, who is also the deputy prime minister, is testifying Thursday at a public inquiry investigating the Liberal government’s use of the Emergencies Act. Freeland […]
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A woman in her 40s was in stable condition after being hit by a vehicle in Westwood Wednesday morning.
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UPGRADED signs with street-parking information didn’t impress enough people to get beyond a city pilot project in the Exchange District.
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A Winnipeg family doctor has been censured for his lack of care and management of a patient who was diagnosed with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer three years after tests indicated her cancer had likely returned.
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Asked to discuss the current state of the commercial real estate industry in Winnipeg, the knee-jerk reaction might be to say it is in the doldrums.
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Cyclists believe more people are choosing to bike in the winter months, but argue the City of Winnipeg isn't doing its part to ensure bike lanes are properly cleared in a timely manner.Â
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Marcus Foligno scored twice and Filip Gustavsson made 28 saves as the Minnesota Wild took down the Winnipeg Jets 6-1 on Wednesday night in St. Paul.
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It looked like Old Saint Nick was on the naughty list after an online video seemed to portray the arrest of Santa in the Polo Park mall Wednesday.
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On Dec. 1, in-patient hospital services at the Grandview Health Centre will be suspended due to staffing shortages.
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Fresh off a disappointing but still respectable showing in the fall’s Winnipeg mayoral race, now-former city councillor Kevin Klein wasted little time in finding his next political challenge as the Progressive Conservative candidate in the upcoming Kirkfield Park provincial byelection.
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It’s 11:48 a.m. — a little more than an hour before Canada opens its 2022 World Cup against second-ranked Belgium.
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It’s 11:48 a.m. — a little more than an hour before Canada opens its 2022 World Cup against second-ranked Belgium.
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Dissatisfied with the city’s efforts to clear snow and ice from bike lanes, some Winnipeg cyclists have taken matters into their own hands.
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Dissatisfied with the city’s efforts to clear snow and ice from bike lanes, some Winnipeg cyclists have taken matters into their own hands.
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Fans packed the King's Head Pub on Wednesday afternoon to witness Canada's return to the men's World Cup â 36 years after the country's lone appearance â only to watch second-ranked Belgium eke out a 1-0 win in Qatar.
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“A nurse can take a vacation and they close a hospital.”
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Okoth Obeing had not been taking his bipolar disorder medication when he stabbed Winnipeg taxi driver Balvir Toor to death, but the killing had nothing to do with his mental illness, a judge was told Wednesday.
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A tiny village in the heart of the city is slowly, but surely, readying to open its doors.
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Winnipeg city council's public works committee will consider proposals to hike taxi rates, implement an on-request transit service and purchase $33 million worth of zero-emission buses.
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The City of Winnipeg has decided to plow residential streets following a flurry of complaints.
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