Monday 10AM Dec 05/22
Deadline approaching to send letters to Santa, gifts in time for Christmas
Anyone looking to get their wish lists to the North Pole before the big day has a deadline coming up.
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- Monday 10AM Dec 05/22
Oxford Dictionaries names âgoblin modeâ its word of the year
Asked to sum up 2022 in a word, the public has chosen a phrase. Oxford Dictionaries said Monday that âgoblin modeâ has been selected by online vote as its word of the year. It defines the term as âa type of behavior which is unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, slovenly, or greedy, typically in a way that […]
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- Monday 10AM Dec 05/22
Woman killed man at The Forks parkade in act of self-defence and won't be charged, police say
Charges will not be laid against a 23-year-old woman who police say was defending herself when a man was killed at The Forks parkade in Winnipeg earlier this year.
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- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
2 charged in death of man whose remains were found in 2021
Winnipeg police have laid charges in the death of Michael Dwayne Gunnar Dahlin nearly two years after his remains were found in the city's North End in March 2021.
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- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
Two charged in connection with human remains found in North End
Two men already in custody in Manitoba correctional facilities have been charged in connection to human remains found in the North End last winter.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
Winnipeg cops lay murder charges in spring discovery of human remains in North End
Two men who were already behind bars have been charged in connection with human remains discovered in Winnipeg's North End in March, police say.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
Woman Wonât Be Charged in Homicide at The Forks: Police
Winnipeg police won't be laying charges after a man was killed in an assault at The Forks last spring.
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- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
No charges to be laid in Forks parkade homicide, Winnipeg police say
After an extensive investigation, police said, they've determined that the woman was confronted by the deceased and acted in self-defence.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
Day 5 â Lug 12 Days of deals
Here are today’s daily deals from Lug.
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- Monday 09AM Dec 05/22
'Reasonable under the circumstances': No charges laid against woman after parkade altercation that left man dead
No charges will be laid against a woman involved in an altercation in The Forks parkade that resulted in a manâs death, after a review found her actions were reasonable in order to defend herself.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Dec 05/22
ANALYSIS: Jets a prime example of how the mood can change around a team
This past weekend is a sharp reminder of how quickly the winds of change can shift direction from 'feel good' to 'anxious' moments during an NHL season.© Global |
- Monday 07AM Dec 05/22
Indigenous leaders and advocates in Winnipeg say the MMIWG crisis is a national state of emergency
More than 100 advocates, allies and surviving loved ones gathered on Sunday at Oodena Circle in Winnipeg to call for a national state of emergency to be declared for missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people.
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- Monday 07AM Dec 05/22
Is Iranâs Revolutionary Guard considered a âterrorist entityâ in Canada?
Last week, a judge in Ontario ruled that Iran’s Revolutionary Guard was in fact a “terrorist entity”. This is a move that politicians on all sides have advocated for, as well as human rights groups, and many Canadian citizens. So why was a judge making that determination and not the federal government, who has so […]
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- Monday 07AM Dec 05/22
Program to keep Manitoba children out of CFS care to be reviewed
A report on an Indigenous-led program aimed at reunifying families will be unveiled at a news conference later this morning.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Dec 05/22
Farmers Help Feed Families in Need
December always feels like a special month, filled with holiday celebrations, work parties, connecting with friends and family, and most importantly, sharing meals with those we love.
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- Monday 06AM Dec 05/22
Day 7 â Costco online daily holiday deals
Here are today’s deals from Costco online.
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- Monday 06AM Dec 05/22
Day 5 â Walmart photo centre 12 days of deals
Here is today’s deal from the Walmart photo centre.
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- Monday 05AM Dec 05/22
First half of 2023 will see Canadian food prices jump: report
As we prepare to head into the new year, a noted Canadian food expert says donât expect to see savings in your wallets at the grocery stores soon. âWe were hoping for better news for 2023, but unfortunately the first half of 2023 will be challenging. Weâre not out of the woods yet,â Sylvain Charlebois, […]
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- Monday 05AM Dec 05/22
Indigenous-led program unites families, diverts kids from child welfare system in 98% of cases
In 98 per cent of cases, an Indigenous-run program in Manitoba either reunified children with families who love them, or prevented a child from entering the child welfare system in the first place.
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- Monday 05AM Dec 05/22
Ojibway classes help Winnipeg Bear Clan volunteers connect with people they serve
Instructor Corey Whitford hosted his second Ojibway class Sunday at the Bear Clan Den. His goal is "taking the language out of the classroom" so students can learn through hands-on and fun experiences.
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- Monday 05AM Dec 05/22
Why food prices will continue to rise in Manitoba next year: report
Food prices in Canada will continue to rise in the new year, according to a new study.© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Dec 05/22
The food prices that will see the biggest increase in Manitoba next year
Food prices in Canada will continue to rise in the new year, according to a new study.© CTV |
- Monday 02AM Dec 05/22
More memories, less stuff this holiday season
Here we are, it’s December already. How’d we get here so fast and how did it get so busy?
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- Monday 02AM Dec 05/22
WRHA head praises health-care system
The head of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is boasting about the province’s health-care system after he was required to travel to Brandon for eye surgery.
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- Monday 02AM Dec 05/22
Plan to go from hotel to affordable housing
The owner of the St. Charles Hotel, which has been empty for almost two decades, has re-imagined the historic downtown building to fill a desperate need in the city.
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- Sunday 10PM Dec 04/22
Most Canadians back invocation of Emergencies Act during 'Freedom Convoy' protests: Nanos
As the inquiry into the federal government's decision to use the Emergencies Act during the 'Freedom Convoy' protests nears the finish line, a new survey has found that two in three Canadians say they support, at least to some degree, the invocation of the Act.© CTV |
- Sunday 09PM Dec 04/22
âEmbarrassedâ to be singled out, but honoured to do work
LISA van den Hoven’s desire to help others in need by sharing what she’s learned drives her community involvement.
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- Sunday 08PM Dec 04/22
Original Sesame Street cast member Bob McGrath dies at 90
Founding cast member of Sesame Street, Bob McGrath, died on Sunday at the age of 90, his family confirms.
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- Sunday 07PM Dec 04/22
âWeâre in a state of emergencyâ
Gerry Shingoose burned sage and said their names — Rebecca Contois, Morgan Beatrice Harris, Marcades Myran and Buffalo Woman.
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- Sunday 06PM Dec 04/22
'Honey armageddon': Manitoba beekeepers struggle with small honey harvest after massive die-off
Major colony loss in the spring, coupled with other challenges like inflation and honey prices, has Manitoba beekeepers buzzing about the coming winter weather.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Dec 04/22
News briefs for Monday, December 5, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, December 5, 2022 9:21 AM Suspects in 2021 killing already in prison Investigators have laid charges against two incarcerated men they […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 05PM Dec 04/22
Influenza, RSV, COVID: triple threat of viral respiratory illnesses in Canada
Canada continues to see an increase of influenza activity right across the country, and itâs putting a serious strain on hospitals and health-care workers. According to the latest national FluWatch data, it is impacting young children and older adults especially hard. Along with COVID-19 and RSV, hospitals across the country are struggling to keep pace […]
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- Sunday 05PM Dec 04/22
Winnipeg Jets Score 5-2 Comeback Win Over Visiting Anaheim Ducks
WINNIPEG â Rick Bowness may have liked the final score, but the coach wasn't happy with the way the Winnipeg Jets started their 5-2 comeback victory over the Anaheim Ducks on Sunday.
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- Sunday 05PM Dec 04/22
'They're super beautiful': vintage Barbies donated to kids in need
A nostalgic donation to a charitable organization is helping kids in need have a happy holiday season.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Dec 04/22
Rise in assaults on Winnipeg Transit making it difficult to retain, recruit bus drivers: union
Winnipeg Transit is now operating at a reduced capacity, as the city continues to struggle to find dozens of drivers to fill major shortages. Romeo Ignacio, the president of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1505, says Winnipeg Transit is short about 50 drivers and is operating at a six per cent reduction in regular service levels. […]
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- Sunday 05PM Dec 04/22
Jets score 5 unanswered goals to extend Ducks' losing streak to 6 games
Morgan Barron and Mark Scheifele scored a pair of quick, late third-period goals to lift the Winnipeg Jets to a 5-2 comeback victory over the visiting Anaheim Ducks on Sunday.
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- Sunday 04PM Dec 04/22
Winnipeg's Bear Clan Patrol calls for donations of warm clothing for homeless population
With winter in full swing in Manitoba, Winnipeg's Bear Clan are collecting donations of warm clothing to distribute to the homeless population they serve on their foot patrols
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- Sunday 04PM Dec 04/22
Manitoba NDP reaching out to Liberal voters
Manitoba’s NDP is targeting Liberal voters as the early polls open for Kirkfield Park, an often Progressive Conservative riding.
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- Sunday 04PM Dec 04/22
Far right takes a beating, and can only blame itself
November wasn’t a great month for the far right in Canada.
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- Sunday 03PM Dec 04/22
New Canadians embrace first hockey experience at âManitoba Madeâ game
More than a thousand new Canadians gathered at the Canada Life Centre this weekend to take in a very Canadian experience. The newcomers watched the Manitoba Moose hit the ice for their second annual âManitoba Madeâ game. The Moose defeated the Milwaukee Admirals 3-2. âWe want to be that first stepping stone for someone to […]
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- Sunday 03PM Dec 04/22
âTis the season of scamming, experts say
"This is the holiday season and hackers and fraudsters are hard at work trying to scam individuals to essentially click on stuff and get your hard-earned money," one expert said.© Global |
- Sunday 03PM Dec 04/22
Man dies after being shot by police during traffic stop
A man is dead after he was shot by Winnipeg police during a traffic stop Saturday night.
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- Sunday 02PM Dec 04/22
Iran morality police status unclear after âclosureâ comment
The role of the morality police, which enforces veiling laws, came under scrutiny after a detainee, 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, died in its custody in mid-September.
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- Sunday 01PM Dec 04/22
A bologna mascot upstages Santa every year in the St. Johnâs, N.L., Christmas parade
The star of the annual St. John's, N.L. Christmas parade isn't a man dressed in red. Instead, it's a pink tube of bologna with a cartoon face.
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- Sunday 12PM Dec 04/22
Winnipeg woman, 30, arrested after 2 collisions in stolen car, charged with November assault: police
A Winnipeg woman faces numerous assault and firearms-related charges after she rammed a stolen vehicle into a police cruiser and was involved in another vehicular crash as she fled from officers, before investigators connected her to an aggravated assault that took place in November.
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- Sunday 12PM Dec 04/22
Woman arrested after ramming police car with stolen Audi
A Winnipeg woman faces numerous charges after a car theft and brief chase in the North End last week.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Dec 04/22
Man killed in âofficer-involved shootingâ at traffic stop: police
A man was killed following an âofficer-involved shootingâ during a traffic stop in St. James Saturday evening, police say. The Winnipeg Police Service says the incident occurred around 7:30 p.m. at Portage Avenue and Bourkevale Drive. Police say an officer discharged a weapon and struck the driver. More details are not yet known. He was […]
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- Sunday 12PM Dec 04/22
Girl Guides of Canada announces two potential new names for Brownies program
Girl Guides of Canada is asking its members to vote on two new name options for its Brownies program â comets or embers. Last month the national organization told members it would be changing the name of the program for girls aged seven and eight because the name has caused harm to racialized Girl Guides. […]
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- Sunday 12PM Dec 04/22
As Musk is learning, content moderation is a messy job
Now that heâs back on Twitter, neo-Nazi Andrew Anglin wants somebody to explain the rules. Anglin, the founder of an infamous neo-Nazi website, was reinstated Thursday, one of many previously banned users to benefit from an amnesty granted by Twitter’s new owner Elon Musk. The next day, Musk banished Ye, the rapper formerly known as […]
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- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
NHL goalie Carey Price criticizes Trudeauâs gun bill amendment
Montreal Canadiens star goaltender Carey Price is voicing his opposition to the federal governmentâs proposed amendment to gun-control legislation. The Liberalsâ proposed amendment could lead to a ban on several semi-automatic rifles and shotguns. It was in response to demands from advocates of tougher gun laws. The proposed definition includes a centrefire semi-automatic rifle or […]
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- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
Police investigation in Winnipegâs North End leads to aggravated assault arrest
A police investigation in Winnipeg's North End on Dec. 1 lead to an arrest in connection to an aggravated assault that took place last month.© Global |
- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
Veteransâ cases raise fresh concerns about expanding assisted dying law
Revelations that some Canadian veterans have been offered assisted deaths while seeking help from the federal government are adding to concerns about Ottawaâs plans to expand such procedures to include mental-health injuries and illnesses. While medical assistance in dying was approved in 2016 for Canadians suffering from physical injuries and illness, the criteria is set […]
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- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
The Leaf Opens at Assiniboine Park
Winnipeg's newest attraction opened to the masses on Saturday at Assiniboine Park.
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- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
Manitobaâs police watchdog investigates shooting west of Polo Park Winnipeg
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened west of Polo Park on Saturday evening.© Global |
- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
Man dies after being shot by Winnipeg police during traffic stop
Officers were conducting a traffic stop on Portage Avenue and Bourkevale Drive on Saturday evening, a Sunday news release said.
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- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
Man killed after officer-involved shooting: WPS
A man is dead after an officer-involved shooting Saturday night in St. James.© CTV |
- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
'It's fabulous in every respect': The Leaf opens at Assiniboine Park
Winnipeggers who have been watching construction progress in Assiniboine Park over the last few years can now satisfy their curiosity â The Leaf is finally open to the public.© CTV |
- Sunday 11AM Dec 04/22
Police should reconsider decision not to search Brady landfill for remains: advocates
Community members are challenging the Winnipeg Police Serviceâs decision not to search a city landfill for the remains of three victims of an alleged serial killer. Winnipeg police Chief Danny Smyth says there is no known starting point at the large Brady Road landfill in the cityâs south end, where bulldozers are constantly moving things […]
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- Sunday 10AM Dec 04/22
Police Fatally Shoot Man During Winnipeg Traffic Stop
Winnipeg police shot and killed a man on Saturday night during a traffic stop in the area of Portage Avenue and Bourkevale Drive.
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- Sunday 09AM Dec 04/22
The fine print on âeliminatedâ cataract-surgery backlog
Phil Hayden was elated when he read the Manitoba government had cleared the pandemic backlog of cataract surgeries.
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- Sunday 09AM Dec 04/22
Food delivery robots hit Canadian sidewalks, but many challenges delay mass adoption
When customers in downtown Vancouver placed orders with Pizza Hut in September, many of the pies landed on their doorsteps without a courier in sight. Instead, diners were met by Angie, Hugo or Raja â autonomous robots resembling a cooler on four wheels with eyelike lights. They travelled by sidewalk to customers, who used unique […]
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 04/22
Day 4 â Lug 12 days of deals
Here are today’s deals from Lug.
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 04/22
Day 6 â Costco online daily holiday deals
Here are today’s deals from Costco online.
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 04/22
Day 4 â Walmart photo centre 12 days of Christmas deals
Today’s deal from Walmart is a $3 personalized letter from Santa. I feel like you could just get the free one from Canada Post instead though. Unless there’s something super special about this one.
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 04/22
Investments in Inuit Housing Inadequate to Address Human Rights Violations: Watchdog
From a family living for seven years in a condemned home that was meant to be temporary to people with disabilities having to be carried in and out of their bathrooms, Canada's housing advocate says during a tour this fall of several Inuit communities she got a glimpse into the dire living conditions many have faced for years.Â
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 04/22
Canadian Red Cross to help Ottawa hospital amid surge in childrenâs respiratory illnesses
A prominent children’s hospital in Ottawa will soon be receiving help from the Canadian Red Cross as it grapples with a massive wave of pediatric respiratory illnesses that have stretched resources to the breaking point, the organization announced Sunday. The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario, more commonly known as CHEO, requested the additional support amid […]
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- Sunday 07AM Dec 04/22
OPEC keeps oil targets amid uncertainty on Russian sanctions
The Saudi-led OPEC oil cartel and allied producers including Russia did not change their targets for shipping oil to the global economy amid uncertainty about the impact of new Western sanctions against Russia that could take significant amounts of oil off the market. The decision at a meeting of oil ministers Sunday comes a day […]
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- Sunday 06AM Dec 04/22
US intel chief thinking âoptimisticallyâ for Ukraine forces
The head of U.S. intelligence says fighting in Russiaâs war in Ukraine is running at a âreduced tempoâ and suggests Ukrainian forces could have brighter prospects in coming months. Avril Haines alluded to past allegations by some that Russian President Vladimir Putinâs advisers could be shielding him from bad news â for Russia â about […]
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- Sunday 06AM Dec 04/22
Grief in Long Plain First Nation after 2 women from Manitoba community identified as homicide victims
A grieving First Nation in south central Manitoba is offering support to help those affected by the deaths of two of its own members, who police believe were killed by the same man.
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- Sunday 06AM Dec 04/22
Meet the people using Harvest Manitoba's new Winnipeg Avenue food bank
A retiree, an employed newcomer and a Ukrainian paying it forward are among the thousands of Manitobans who depend on Harvest Manitoba each month.
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- Sunday 06AM Dec 04/22
I went hungry as a child. I didn't want my daughter to experience that
"There was not enough money to make ends meet, and after yet another financially rough patch ... the cupboard was emptier than I was used to," writes Jennifer Spence on her decision to access a food bank.
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- Sunday 03AM Dec 04/22
'Powwow Grinch' brings holiday spirit to suppers in Ochapowace, Regina
A man from Ochapowace First Nation in Saskatchewan is helping kids get into the holiday spirit by becoming a powwow-dancing Grinch at events.
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- Sunday 03AM Dec 04/22
Chinaâs tough zero-COVID policy fuelling surge in requests to live in Canada
China’s zero-COVID lockdowns have been linked to a rare wave of protests across the country in recent weeks, and immigration industry experts say the strict pandemic rules are also fuelling a surge in requests to live in Canada. Immigration from China has bounced back from pandemic lulls to hit a new peak, according to Canadian […]
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- Saturday 09PM Dec 03/22
'I am not a criminal': Habs goalie Carey Price speaks against controversial firearms bill
Montreal Canadiens goalie Carey Price has taken a stance against Ottawa's controversial Bill C-21, which would refine the definition of prohibited assault-style firearms -- drawing the ire of Canadian hunters who say the definition would outlaw weapons used within their practice. Meanwhile, the Liberals have repeatedly stated their intention is not to go after hunters but to restrict certain firearms designed for the 'battlefield.'© CTV |
- Saturday 09PM Dec 03/22
Main Street Project honours 50 years of service in Winnipeg and prepares for another busy night at the shelter
Main Street Project is busy as ever supporting Winnipeg's homeless population, as the non-profit honours 50 years of outreach work.
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- Saturday 06PM Dec 03/22
In-person events driving collaboration, innovation in Winnipegâs tech community
Each and every Thursday at the Kingâs Head Pub, more than just pleasant conversation is shared among pints.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Dec 03/22
âNo child would ever contract cancerâ: Alberta researchers developing cancer vaccine
A research by the University of Calgary (Ucalgary) is using “cutting-edge” methods to develop a highly efficient vaccine to treat the most difficult types of cancer in children. Dr. Aru Narendran, a pediatric oncology physician at UCalgary, and his team are working on approaching stubborn cancer tumors from a new vaccine that can stimulate the […]
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- Saturday 06PM Dec 03/22
News briefs for Sunday, December 4, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, December 4, 2022 10:52 AM Man dies after being shot by police officer on Portage Avenue A man is dead after […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 05PM Dec 03/22
Alberta mom who lost son âinsultedâ by premierâs comments on vaccine status of organ transplant recipients
Itâs been six years since Janet Reydaâs son Alex passed away suddenly. Quickly after his death, the 25-year-old cattle farmer was deemed a good candidate for organ donation. His gift helped save lives. âI really took a lot of comfort in knowing that his organs were going to help some people,â said Reyda. But Reyda […]
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- Saturday 05PM Dec 03/22
âIgnorance is no longer an excuseâ
The executive director of the oldest and largest Indigenous women’s agency in the country says the recent case of an alleged serial killer in Winnipeg reveals the racism and misogyny that lurk throughout Canadian society.
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- Saturday 05PM Dec 03/22
'A really interesting experience': Hundreds of new Canadians attend their first hockey game
Hundreds of newcomers got to witness a favourite Canadian pastime on Saturday.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Dec 03/22
'We want to keep his memory alive': Winnipeg family raises $20K for HSC Children's Hospital
A Manitoba family is honouring the memory of their son with a large donation to the Manitoba Children's Hospital Foundation.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Dec 03/22
New garden, greenspace attraction opens at Winnipegâs Assiniboine Park
'The Leaf' features 30 acres of new gardens and greenspace, complete with trees, shrubs, flowers, and other plant life that is flourishing in four indoor biomes.© Global |
- Saturday 04PM Dec 03/22
Indigenous advocate calls for more support, long-term funding after women killed
The murder of four women â all believed to be Indigenous â shows how much more needs to be done to prevent gender and race-based violence, an Indigenous advocate says. Winnipeg police charged Jeremy Skibicki, 35, with first-degree murder in the deaths of Morgan Harris, 39, Marcedes Myran, 26, and an unidentified woman. Their bodies […]
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- Saturday 04PM Dec 03/22
'We need her body': Grandmother of homicide victim urges police to search Winnipeg landfill for remains
The grandmother of Marcedes Myran â one of the four women police allege were killed by the same man â says she wants police to search a Winnipeg landfill for her granddaughterâs remains.
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- Saturday 03PM Dec 03/22
Canadians eating less meat because of rising costs: survey
A survey by the Canadian Centre for Food Integrity shows Canadians are making major dietary changes â such as eating less meat or purchasing less nutritious food items â to deal with expensive food costs. A Winnipeg dietitian says these results are reflected in the province as consumers are adjusting to whatâs available and what […]
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- Saturday 01PM Dec 03/22
Man Killed in Early Saturday Crash on Century Street
WINNIPEG -- A two-vehicle crash involving a pedestrian early Saturday morning has left one person dead.
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- Saturday 01PM Dec 03/22
The Leaf at Assiniboine Park welcomes first visitors
The parking lot was full and Winnipeggers came out in droves Saturday morning for the public opening of The Leaf, the new indoor horticultural attraction at Assiniboine Park.
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- Saturday 01PM Dec 03/22
Pedestrian killed in multi-vehicle collision in Polo Park: police
Winnipeg police say a man was fatally struck by a vehicle in the Polo Park area early Saturday morning. The Winnipeg Police Service says a collision involving two vehicles and the pedestrian happened around 2:45 a.m. on Century Street between Portage Avenue and Academy Road. Officers say the pedestrian was struck by a vehicle and […]
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- Saturday 01PM Dec 03/22
Winnipeg police not planning to search Brady landfill for remains of victims
Winnipeg’s police chief said Friday the remains of three victims of an alleged serial killer are believed to be at a city landfill, but no search is planned. BACKGROUND: Winnipeg police charge man with murders of four women Too much time has passed and there is no known starting point at the large site, where […]
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- Saturday 01PM Dec 03/22
Man dies after hit in early morning collision: Winnipeg police
A man has died after being hit by a vehicle in a two-vehicle collision, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Saturday 12PM Dec 03/22
Pedestrian killed in early morning collision: WPS
A man is dead following an early morning crash in the Polo Park area.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Dec 03/22
Brazilian soccer great Pele in palliative care in hospital: report
Soccer legend Pele has been placed in palliative care after being admitted to hospital earlier in the week, according to published reports in Brazil. The 82-year-old was admitted to hospital on Tuesday with a respiratory infection and was being treated with antibiotics, according to a statement issued by the hospital on Friday. The hospital also […]
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- Saturday 11AM Dec 03/22
A ferocious dedication to living
Anne Kostjuk was a rare person, and not merely because she was a member of a tiny demographic, the .03 per cent of the Canadian population to have lived into their second century.
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- Saturday 11AM Dec 03/22
No Frills Haulidays deal
Today’s deal is an offer for 2500 PC points when you buy Qtips. Claim the offer online and it loads it to your account.
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- Saturday 11AM Dec 03/22
Another pedestrian dies in crash on city street
A pedestrian is dead after a two-vehicle collision on Route 90 early Saturday morning.
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Advance polls now open in Kirkfield Park
Advance voting is now underway in the provincial by election for Kirkfield Park.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Dec 03/22
Free Press celebrates launch of art exhibit
The Winnipeg Art Gallery has opened its doors to an exhibition focusing on the Winnipeg Free Press and its 150th anniversary. Headlines: The Art of the News Cycle, which includes […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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Former Jet Laine scores two and the Columbus Blue Jackets upset Winnipeg Jets 4-1
WINNIPEG -- Patrik Laine had an inkling he might have a good game in his return from an ankle injury. He was right.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Dec 03/22
Russia rejects $60-a-barrel cap on its oil, warns of cutoffs
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) â Russian authorities rejected a price cap on the country’s oil set by Ukraineâs Western supporters and threatened Saturday to stop supplying the nations that endorsed it. Australia, Britain, Canada, Japan, the United States and the 27-nation European Union agreed Friday to cap what they would pay for Russian oil at $60-per-barrel. […]
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