Tuesday 03PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba police watchdog clears Winnipeg officer in manâs shooting at Siloam Mission
The IIU says a man shot by police in January had been swinging a knife towards an officer before another officer opened fire.
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 29/22
Ontario First Nation works with Winnipeg environmental group to help in residential school searches
The First Nation says the new partnership is a step toward helping communities find the truth of what occurred in residential schools.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Residents, supporters of Winnipeg's Lions Place call on province to step up before sale of building completed
Residents of one of the largest non-profit housing complexes in Manitoba say the fate of their building â which could be sold to an Alberta firm as early as January â will be a moment of truth for the provincial government.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Ontario First Nation teams up with Winnipeg firm to put 'horsepower' behind residential school investigations
A northern Ontario Cree community on Tuesday announced a First Nations-led business partnership aimed at helping communities put some investigative âhorsepowerâ behind their searches for unmarked graves at former residential school sites.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Late Winnipegger donates largest individual gift ever made to Canadian charity
A local business owner is being hailed as a quiet philanthropist after donating a gift to the Winnipeg Foundation valued at about $500 million, the largest individual gift ever made to a Canadian charity.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Woman Scammed Out of New Puppy Online: Manitoba RCMP
Manitoba RCMP are warning the public about online fraud after a New Bothwell woman was recently scammed out of a puppy.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba bill would forbid people from leaving pet unattended in vehicle in extreme weather
The Manitoba government may soon crack down on people who leave their pets in vehicles in extreme hot or cold weather. A Progressive Conservative backbencher, Obby Khan, has introduced a private member’s bill that would forbid people from leaving a pet unattended in a vehicle when the outside temperature is above 22 C or below […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba Hydro revises its rate hike request, cites cut in government charges
Manitoba Hydro has reduced the value of a proposed rate hike after the government moved last week to cut fees the province charges the utility for debt guarantees and water usage.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba Hydro revises rate hike request, cites cut in government charges
Manitoba Hydro is reducing its request for rate increases and is crediting a provincial government decision. Earlier this month, the Crown-owned utility said it would ask the provincial regulator for rate hikes of 3.5 per cent in each of the next two years. The utility says it is now cutting that request back to two […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba Hydro revises its rate-hike request, cites cut in government charges
Manitoba Hydro is reducing its request for rate increases for the next two years and is crediting a recent provincial government fee reduction.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Taking precautions during holiday gatherings will ease strain on Winnipeg Children's Hospital, official says
A rise in respiratory viruses is expected to continue to drive up an unprecedented number of patients seeking emergency care at Winnipegâs childrenâs hospital â but if people take precautions, upcoming holiday gatherings may not push it over the edge, an official says.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba charities hopeful for help on âGiving Tuesdayâ
Giving Tuesday is an opportunity for people to give back to the community before the holidays and many charities could definitely use the help.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 29/22
Man accused in death of parents, attack on hospital worker, left mental health centre hours before: court docs
Court documents say a man charged with killing his parents and stabbing a colleague at a Winnipeg hospital, walked out of a mental health crisis centre just hours before.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba Politician Pushes for Crackdown on People Who Leave Pets in Vehicles
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government may soon crack down on people who leave their pets in vehicles in extreme hot or cold weather.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba bill would crack down on people who leave pets in vehicles in extreme temperatures
The Manitoba government may soon crack down on people who leave their pets in vehicles in extreme hot or cold weather.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 29/22
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Moving to Portage & Main
The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is packing up and moving to the corner of Portage and Main early next year.
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- Tuesday 01PM Nov 29/22
Watchdog wraps two police shooting investigations; neither officer charged
Manitoba's police watchdog has wrapped up two separate investigations into police shootings, determining the officers involved in both will not face charges.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
'Don't slow down': From curling to cycling, 90-year-old Winnipeg senior committed to staying active
At 90 years old, Al Borys is proving that age is just a number as he continues to play a sport he loves and is active to raise money for a good cause.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
The Angel Squad is back to support the Misericordia Health Centre
Today is Giving Tuesday, and one group of angels got off to an early start of giving back to the community© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba politician pushes for crackdown on people who leave pets in vehicles
The proposal is similar to recent changes to Winnipeg's pet ownership bylaw, but it would extend the measure across the province.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba RCMP investigate online puppy scam that targeted New Bothwell woman
Manitoba RCMP are investigating an online scam that targeted a victim in New Bothwell and encouraging Manitobans to be cautious of fraud.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
âUnprecedentedâ traffic in childrenâs ER prompts call for parents to know where to go in health-care system
As Health Sciences Centreâs childrenâs emergency department continues to grapple with a surge in flu season traffic, health-care providers are urging parents and caregivers to choose the appropriate health-care option for sick kids.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
IIU clears officers in shooting
The province’s police watchdog says no charges are warranted against an officer who shot a man accused of stabbing someone outside Siloam Mission.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba politician pushes for crackdown on people who leave pets in vehicles
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government may soon crack down on people who leave their pets in vehicles in extreme hot or cold weather. A Progressive Conservative backbencher, Obby Khan, has […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
Calls for Manitoba to review handling of sex assault allegations against Nygard
Sexual violence advocates and the Manitoba Liberal Caucus are asking the provincial government to review the handling of sexual assault allegations against Peter Nygard within the province. The request comes after Nygardâs lawyer, Jay Prober, pleaded guilty to professional misconduct. In 2020, Prober made comments to the media claiming the women who accused Nygard of […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
Manitoba RCMP investigating online puppy fraud
Manitoba RCMP is investigating after a woman from New Bothwell said she became a victim of a puppy fraud scheme.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Nov 29/22
Rising anti-government, anti-authority attitudes affecting city police: report
The Winnipeg Police Service is facing an increase in anti-government and anti-authority sentiment, which poses a growing challenge for operations, according to a new report.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM Nov 29/22
Foundation gets Canadaâs biggest-ever donation
A local businesswoman who died earlier this year left the Winnipeg Foundation $500 million — the largest-ever gift to a Canadian charity by an individual.
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- Tuesday 11AM Nov 29/22
Winnipeg Foundation gets $500M 'transformational' endowment gift
The Winnipeg Foundation says it has received the largest gift ever made to a Canadian charity by an individual â a $500-million bequest by a local business owner who died earlier this year.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 29/22
Winnipeg seniors angry, anxious about agreement to sell Lions Place housing complex
Residents of a non-profit housing complex in Winnipeg are concerned they could be displaced from their homes, after a tentative agreement was established for its sale. Those living at Lions Place in downtown Winnipeg found out about the sale through a letter, after the owners said they could no longer afford to operate the complex […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 29/22
Project Banish among Brandonâs largest cocaine busts
A 14-month investigation by the Brandon Police Service has resulted in one of the largest cocaine seizures in the department’s history.
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 29/22
'A feel-good thing': Winnipeg coupleâs popular wood pallet snowmen fundraiser back again
A Winnipeg couple who transform unassuming wooden pallets with a little holiday magic is back to raise more money for local charities, one snowman at a time.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Nov 29/22
Adam Bighill inks 2-year extension to stay in blue and gold
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are ensuring the pieces are in place for a run to the CFL's championship podium after coming one step short this past season.
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 29/22
Holiday classes and events at greenhouses in Winnipeg 2022
If you’re looking for something different to do, to find holiday decor or make things yourself greenhouses are a great option. – St. Mary’s nursery has events to make your own wreath or centerpiece, and also photos with Santa. – ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 29/22
Walmart photo centre ornaments deal
Walmart photo centre is having a one day promotion on ornaments. These are all online only, and you can pick up in store.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 29/22
Canadians arrested for peaceful Iran protest at World Cup in Qatar
Calgarian Farshid Papaei and his wife Hila Yadegar were arrested in Qatar for peacefully protesting Iran at the World Cup a week ago.
The post Canadians arrested for peaceful Iran protest at World Cup in Qatar appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 29/22
Day 1 â Costco Daily Holiday deals online
Here are today’s daily holiday deals from Costco online. These include shipping in the price, so it’s a great option also for sending a gift direct. There’s also a travel deal every day.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 29/22
Heavy police presence outside Transcona home on Monday evening
A heavy police presence was seen outside a home in Transcona on Monday evening.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 29/22
'A lot of people hurting in our city': United Way Winnipeg head has never seen a more challenging time
The president and CEO of United Way Winnipeg says she's never seen such a level of desperation in the city.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 29/22
Have you seen these people? Winnipegâs most wanted for November
Police and Crime Stoppers have released the latest list of most wanted Winnipeggers.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 29/22
Blue Bombers Re-Sign LB Adam Bighill
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have re-signed all-star linebacker Adam Bighill to a two-year contract extension.
© 2022. This article Blue Bombers Re-Sign LB Adam Bighill appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 08AM Nov 29/22
Bombers sign star linebacker Bighill to two-year extension
Bighill, 34, who was scheduled to become a free agent in February, is a three-time Grey Cup champ â 2019 and 2021 with the Bombers, and 2011 with the B.C. Lions.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Nov 29/22
Canadian economy grew at annualized rate of 2.9% in third quarter
The Canadian economy grew at an annualized rate of 2.9 per cent in the third quarter, Statistics Canada said. The federal agency released two reports on real gross domestic product Tuesday, shedding light on economic growth in September and the third quarter of the year. Real domestic product in the third quarter increased by 0.7 […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Nov 29/22
Manitoba Suspends New Cryptocurrency Operations, Citing High Energy Demand
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government is temporarily halting any new connections of cryptocurrency operations to the hydroelectric grid, citing a potential for overwhelming energy demands and low economic return.
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- Tuesday 07AM Nov 29/22
Do we need a new understanding of death? Or an old one?
In today’s Big Story podcast, when someone we love ends up in the ICU, our instinct is to ask doctors to ‘do everything they can’ to save them. Our guest today argues that most people arenât fully aware of what ‘everything’ entails, and how that request can sometimes lead to needlessly prolonged suffering. Dr. Blair […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Nov 29/22
Prairie Strides Hosts âSensitive Santaâ Visit for Sensory-Sensitive Manitobans
A one-on-one event with Santa Claus will allow Manitobans living with sensory sensitivity to have quiet time with jolly old St. Nicholas.
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 29/22
Royal Bank of Canada signs deal to buy HSBC Canada for $13.5 billion
RBC chief executive Dave McKay says the deal positions RBC as the bank of choice for commercial clients with international needs, newcomers to Canada, and affluent clients who need global banking and wealth management capabilities.
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 29/22
Iran-US World Cup clash rife with political tension
The last World Cup clash between the United States and Iran 24 years ago is considered one of the most politically charged matches in soccer history. This time, the political overtones are just as strong and relations perhaps even more fraught as the U.S. and Iran face off once again on Tuesday in Qatar. Iranâs […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 29/22
Anti-government, anti-authority sentiment a growing challenge for Winnipeg police: report
Anti-government and anti-authority sentiment poses a growing challenge for police, according to a new report about the background conditions facing the Winnipeg Police Service.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Nov 29/22
Garden Hill chief wants to keep students in community while damage to high school assessed
Frustrations are mounting in Garden Hill First Nation as some students face the prospect of losing another year of education while the high school is closed due to significant mould and rust.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 02AM Nov 29/22
Lifeguard shortage forces city to offer $90-K worth of free training
TO ease a lifeguard shortage that’s already forced the City of Winnipeg to scale back swim programs and delay others, some new applicants will be given extensive free training to help them qualify for the job.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 10PM Nov 28/22
70 more Manitobans receive Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee medals
On Monday, Premier Heather Stefanson and Lt.-Gov. Anita Neville handed out 70 awards to Manitobans in commemoration of the 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's accession to the throne in 1952.
© CBC |
- Monday 08PM Nov 28/22
Winnipeg woman fears her pet turtle Nora was stolen
A Winnipeg woman believes her pet turtle was stolen, and is now hoping it will be returned before it's too late.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
Senate set to vote on bill protecting same-sex marriages
The U.S. Senate is set to vote Tuesday on a bill to protect same-sex and interracial marriages in a step to enshrine them in federal law.
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- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
âAbsolute disasterâ: Hundreds of passengers wait hours for luggage at Toronto Pearson
The busy winter travel season has yet to begin, but already some passengers at Toronto Pearson International Airport are flagging delays after some reported a two-hour wait to collect their luggage. One passenger told CityNews that she arrived at Toronto Pearson last week, saying hundreds waited without an explanation from the airline. Photos from the […]
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- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
'This is not a small operation': Brandon police bust alleged family cocaine trafficking network
Brandon police have made one of the largest cocaine busts in its history, taking down an alleged family drug-trafficking network that brought in kilograms of cocaine into the city.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
Legislature hears calls for Nygard investigation inquiry
A decision by Manitoba Crown attorney’s office not to pursue charges against disgraced fashion designer Peter Nygard demands an independent inquiry and a new investigation into alleged sexual assaults, victims and advocates said Monday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
Mixed response as Tories propose shift in liquor sales
A move to allow beer vendors and wine stores to also sell other types of liquor received a tepid response from those who say it doesn’t go far enough and criticism from those who fear it will shift some Crown-owned Liquor Mart profits that fund health and education to the private sector.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
Avian flu puts pressure on producers, consumers
Outbreaks in commercial bird facilities in Canada most often occur in spring and fall when migratory birds carrying the disease come into contact with poultry.© Global |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
'I'm concerned for them': Neighbours call for more homeless services after Winnipeg encampment fire
Neighbours who live next to a West End homeless encampment destroyed by fire on Sunday say the people living there had a positive impact on the area, but needed help.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
Slow first steps keep Manitoba behind health-care curve
Welcome to Manitoba, land of “positive first steps.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
No place for non-believers
One of the most contentious issues for many Christian denominations in Canada today is the subject of welcoming and affirming members of the LGBTTQ+ community.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
City to cyclists: clear bike paths, face fines
Cyclists have again taken matters into their owns hands, clearing ice from a bike lane in the Exchange District during Monday afternoon’s commute, despite a warning from the city that they may be fined.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 28/22
âDrive, do not stop, donât look at your phone, just look aheadâ
A young mother who pulled over to check on the well-being of a stranger on the side of a rural road and was abducted — along with her two-year-old daughter in the back seat — tells the Free Press the ordeal was like a scene in a horror film.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
Federal government commits $5.2M to shore up flood protections in Selkirk, Man.
The money comes through the federal government's Disaster and Mitigation Adaptation Fund.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
'We're devastated': Water woes plague north Winnipeg neighbourhood
Residents in a northeast Winnipeg neighbourhood are dealing with flooded basements and water issues they believe stem from a nearby car wash.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
Tentative sale worries Lions Place residents
The tentative sale of Lions Place, a large non-profit housing complex near downtown Winnipeg has left some seniors who live there shocked and frustrated.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
Emergencies Act inquiry studies fundamental rights and freedoms at stake in protests
The Public Order Emergency Commission, tasked with determining whether the federal government was justified in its invocation of the Emergencies Act, must now grapple with some central questions. Where should the line be drawn on limits to Canadians' right to freedom of peaceful assembly? And what are governments and courts to do when that freedom conflicts with the rights of others?
© CBC |
- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
Lions board made commitment to help residents âlong term,â charity official says
The executive director of Lions Housing Centres is defending the sale of Manitoba’s largest non-profit seniors housing complex to an Alberta firm, criticizing opponents of the move and concerned about comments made by a provincial cabinet minister.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba suspends new cryptocurrency operations, citing high energy demand
The Manitoba government is temporarily halting any new connections of cryptocurrency operations to the hydroelectric grid. Finance Minister Cameron Friesen, the minister responsible for Crown-owned Manitoba Hydro, says there will be an 18-month pause pending a review of the industry’s energy demands. The technology that underpins cryptocurrencies – blockchain – requires a large amount of […]
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- Monday 06PM Nov 28/22
News briefs for Tuesday, November 29, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, November 29, 2022 8:22 AM Bombers re-sign linebacker Bighill The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed linebacker Adam Bighill to a two-year […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
City studying use of cosmetic pesticides after province loosens restrictions
The City of Winnipeg is exploring the pros and cons of using cosmetic pesticides once banned by the province.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
Nygard lawyer Prober reprimanded for comments on alleged victims
The Law Society of Manitoba has reprimanded Winnipeg lawyer Jay Prober for repeated comments he made in the media alleging women accusing fallen fashion magnate Peter Nygard of sex crimes were lying and looking for money.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
High energy demand prompts Manitoba to suspend new cryptocurrency operations
The 18-month pause on new connections of cryptocurrency operations to the hydroelectric grid will not affect the 37 current operations in the province, but will temporarily halt a growing number of requests from operators who have the capacity to consume a sizable portion of the province's electricity supply.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
Over 9 kg of cocaine, cash, guns nabbed in Brandon after year-long investigation
Brandon Police Services inter-agency Project Banish operation led to the seizure of more than nine kilograms of cocaine, more than $450,000 in cash and multiple stolen guns.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba suspends new cryptocurrency operations, citing high energy demand
The move will not affect the 37 current operators in the province, which the government says use a relatively small amount of power.© Global |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba suspends new cryptocurrency operations, citing high energy demand
The Manitoba government is temporarily halting any new connections of cryptocurrency operations to the hydroelectric grid.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
HSC Foundation hoping Tuesday translates to giving
Manitoba’s largest hospital needs mobility aids to help recovering critically ill patients regain their strength after they’ve spent months on ventilators.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Nov 28/22
- Monday 04PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba government reintroduces bill to ease liquor rules, aims to change pot tax
The bill is similar to one introduced last spring that died when it failed to pass before the last session ended.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Nov 28/22
Dauphin man arrested following assault charge: RCMP
A 39-year-old Dauphin man was charged after a Nov. 22Â assault on a woman which left her with "life-altering" injuries, according to a police news release.
© CBC |
- Monday 03PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba tourism operator fined for not following polar bear safety rules
A tourism operator in Manitoba has been fined hundreds of dollars for failing to follow the polar bear safety conditions on their tourism operator licence.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba RCMP arrest âarmed and dangerousâ man wanted in womanâs assault
Investigators say Wayne Joseph Becks' current location is unknown. His charges are connected to a Nov. 11 assault that left a woman with "severe, life-altering injuries."© Global |
- Monday 03PM Nov 28/22
Changes to squirrel semen, feet a sign of climate change: University of Manitoba research
A changing climate may have left more male squirrels "shooting blanks" in the Canadian prairies while their cousins in hotter African countries are growing larger feet.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
Winnipeg seniors fearful after Lions Place accepts Alberta firm's offer to buy building
Residents at one of the largest non-profit housing complexes in Manitoba say management has handed them a bombshell in a memo slipped under their doors on Friday with news that an Alberta firm has offered to buy their 287-suite building.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba government reintroduces bill to ease some restrictions on liquor sales
The Manitoba government is making another attempt at loosening some restrictions on liquor sales. The Progressive Conservative government has introduced a bill in the legislature that would allow private wine stores and beer vendors to offer a full range of alcohol. The bill is similar to one introduced last spring that died when it failed […]
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- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba moves to eliminate 6% levy on cannabis retailers, sign onto federal excise tax instead
Manitoba is looking to eliminate a tax on cannabis retailers and replace those revenues by asking consumers to pay a higher excise tax collected by the federal government.Â
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba Government Reintroduces Bill to Ease Liquor Rules, Aims to Change Pot Tax
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government is making another attempt at loosening restrictions on liquor sales and is changing the way it taxes cannabis.
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- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba government reintroduces bill to ease liquor rules, aims to change pot tax
The Manitoba government is making another attempt at loosening restrictions on liquor sales and is changing the way it taxes cannabis.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
CP Holiday Train Returning to the Rails in Manitoba
The Canadian Pacific (CP) Holiday Train is embarking on its first cross-continent journey after a two-year hiatus.
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- Monday 02PM Nov 28/22
Manitoba government reintroduces bill to ease liquor rules, aims to change pot tax
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government is making another attempt at loosening restrictions on liquor sales and is changing the way it taxes cannabis. The Progressive Conservative government introduced a bill […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 01PM Nov 28/22
Jetsâ Morrissey named NHL star after monster week
Morrissey was named the league's second star of the week after saving his team with two consecutive overtime winners, and then matching a team record for assists by a defenceman.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Nov 28/22
Part 2 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting November 28th
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part of the deals of the week from Costco.
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- Monday 01PM Nov 28/22
Part 1 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting November 28th
Here is the first part from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Sales are mostly the same from store to store, just some variety due to stock or seasonal items. Make sure to check out the second part of the deals ... Read More »
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- Monday 01PM Nov 28/22
Nygard lawyer Jay Prober fined, reprimanded over comments about alleged victims
The Law Society of Manitoba has reprimanded Winnipeg lawyer Jay Prober and slapped him with a $4,000 fine after he pleaded guilty to professional misconduct for comments he made in the media about women who accused his client Peter Nygard of sexual assault.
© CBC |
- Monday 11AM Nov 28/22
RCMP praise Manitoba mom for cool-headedness during kidnapping
Manitoba RCMP are crediting a mom who acted cool under pressure for preventing a harrowing kidnapping from turning out much worse.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Nov 28/22
Conservatives are âfearmongeringâ over assault-style gun ban: public safety minister
Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino accuses the Conservatives of "whipping up fear" that the Liberal government is outlawing ordinary long guns and hunting rifles.
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- Monday 11AM Nov 28/22
Up to 25 cm of snow expected in parts of central, northern Manitoba: Environment Canada
Heavy snowfall could bring 20 to 25 centimetres of snow to parts of Manitoba, Environment Canada says.
© CBC |
- Monday 10AM Nov 28/22
How to ease symptoms amid Canadaâs shortage of childrenâs cold and flu medication
With Canadaâs country-wide shortage of childrenâs cold and flu medication still lingering, parents have other options to help children who are sick.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Nov 28/22
WHO renames monkeypox as 'mpox'
The World Health Organization announced Monday that 'mpox' is now the preferred name for monkeypox.© CTV |
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