Wednesday 08PM Dec 14/22
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries CEO leaving
A Manitoba Crown corporation — which just reported its highest net income in history — is losing its president and CEO.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Glass blower has motherâs ashes stolen
A Manitoba glass blower had his truck vandalized and some of his pieces smashed, but one item was stolen that was of particular significance. When Glass blower Chris Loutit saw his truck window smashed in the exchange district he didn’t bat an eye. “It’s probably about the sixth time I’ve been broken into in my […]
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
For 2nd straight Winnipeg byelection, Manitoba's 3 main parties take the opportunity to miss an opportunity
For the second time in nearly nine months, Manitoba PCs endured a nail-biter of a byelection night where a star candidate barely eked out a victory in what was supposed to be a safe PC seat. Their competitors didn't have much to celebrate, either.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Virtual triage system to improve patient transfers
STEINBACH — Manitoba Health hopes to bolster rural care by introducing a virtual triage service.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Police chief extends olive branch to slaying victimsâ families
Tensions have eased following a meeting between Winnipeg’s police chief, Indigenous leaders and the family of the victim of an alleged serial killer, just days after they demanded the top cop resign.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Several western Manitoba highways closed due to poor driving conditions
Poor driving conditions due to snow led to the closure of several western Manitoba highways Wednesday evening.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
âHe loved lifeâ: Friends and family remember man killed at Winnipeg library
'I've never met anyone like him. I just want people to remember that he was kind. That he was caring,'© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Indigenous couple with pneumonia wait six hours in cold Concordia Hospital ambulance bay
Alison Cox and her husband say they felt like “animals in a cage” when, after going to Concordia Hospital with pneumonia, they were placed in an empty ambulance bay for six hours while they waited for medical treatment.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Indigenous couple with pneumonia wait six hours in cold Concordia Hospital ambulance bay
Alison Cox and her husband say they felt like “animals in a cage” when, after going to Concordia Hospital with pneumonia, they were placed in an empty ambulance bay for six hours while they waited for medical treatment.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Three hours and countingâŠ
Elections Manitoba makes no apology for taking three-and-a-half hours to report the final results in the super-tight Kirkfield Park byelection in which the Tories barely hung onto their seat.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 14/22
Flu siege, RSV force drastic action at Childrenâs Hospital
Children’s elective surgeries are being postponed, nurses with pediatric experience are being called in and city health-care agencies are being told to staff up as an unprecedented surge of influenza continues to strain resources.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
Southern Manitoba parents call for 'sexually explicit' children's books to be removed from libraries
A group of parents is calling on municipalities to get what they call 'sexually explicit' children's books out of southern Manitoba libraries, or else cut the libraries' funding.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
Child in hospital after being bit by police dog during classroom visit
Winnipeg police say a child was taken to hospital after being bit by a police dog Wednesday morning. WPS say the K9 unit was at Samuel Burland School for a classroom visit when the incident occurred. “The child suffered an injury and was provided with medical care before being transported to a hospital as a […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
Man serving life sentence at Stony Mountain Institute dies in custody
An inmate died Wednesday at the Stony Mountain Institution in Manitoba, the Correctional Service of Canada says.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
Close win in Kirkfield Park byelection may not bode well for PCs in long run: expert
Mary Agnes Welch from polling firm Probe Research says she expected Klein would win with his name recognition but was surprised by how close the outcome was.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
Report: TikTok boosts posts about eating disorders, suicide
TikTok's algorithms are promoting videos about self-harm and eating disorders to vulnerable teens, according to a report published Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
News briefs for Thursday, December 15, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, December 15, 2022 9:24 AM Winnipeg fire crews douse two blazes overnight Winnipeg firefighters extinguished two blazes overnight. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 14/22
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 14/22
Child bitten by Winnipeg police dog during school visit
Winnipeg police say a student was bitten by a police dog during a classroom visit Wednesday and sent to hospital for treatment. The K9 has been removed from service.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 14/22
Police dog bites student during class visit
A Winnipeg student is recovering after being bitten by a police dog during a visit to an elementary classroom.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 14/22
Calls grow for changes to mortgage stress test in Canada
There's a push from the real estate industry to adjust the mortgage stress test formula, given how much has changed since its introduction.
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- Wednesday 05PM Dec 14/22
Winnipeg police dog bites kid at school
Winnipeg police are investigating after a police dog bit a student during a school presentation on Wednesday.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
First Nations leaders form committee to do feasibility study of Winnipeg landfill search
First Nations leaders are taking matters into their own hands in an effort to initiate and conduct a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for two Indigenous women killed by an alleged serial killer.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Winnipeg police commit to working with First Nations groups on landfill search
Several First Nations groups in the province are consulting experts to put together a search and budget plan.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Police Dog Bites Child at Winnipeg School
Winnipeg police say a child was bit by one of their service dogs during a visit to a local school on Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Donors needed to keep blood supply at high levels during the holidays
Canadian Blood Services is asking people to roll up their sleeves during the holiday season to ensure a strong supply of blood products.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
New virtual emergency care service coming to Manitoba in spring 2023
A virtual service that will support health-care providers will launch in May of next year, Health Minister Audrey Gordon announced on Wednesday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Canada revoking sanctions exemptions for Nord Stream turbines
Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson said the decision was made with allies in Ukraine, Germany and the rest of Europe.
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
New Year's Eve events for all ages return in-person at The Forks in Winnipeg
The Forks Market is welcoming people to celebrate New Years Eve at the historic meeting place once again, after pandemic restrictions brought the yearly event to a halt.Â
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Investigation underway after Winnipeg police dog bites student at South St. Vital elementary school
A Winnipeg student was taken to hospital after being bitten by a police dog Wednesday morning, say police.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Extended parking ban set to come into effect; Winnipeggers not bothered by the weather
With the significant amount of snow expected in the coming days, the city is getting ready to extend the snow route parking ban.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 14/22
Winnipeg police to participate in âworking committeeâ to determine feasibility of landfill search
Winnipeg police say they will participate in a âworking committeeâ to determine the feasibility of a recovery search for two Indigenous women at the Prairie Green landfill. The landfill north of Winnipeg is where police believe are located the remains of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myron. Police allege Harris, Myran, Rebecca Contois, and a fourth […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 14/22
City clears fire-plagued Higgins Avenue homeless camp
City crews have dismantled a homeless camp after it was damaged by multiple fires and officials decided it was too dangerous to remain in place.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 14/22
Surge in Illnesses Prompts Some Child Surgery Postponements at Winnipeg Hospital
WINNIPEG â A surge of children sick with respiratory illnesses is prompting the children's hospital in Winnipeg to postpone some surgeries and shift some health-care workers around.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 14/22
Meta again threatens to pull content as MPs pass Liberal online news bill
The House of Commons passed a Liberal bill on Wednesday designed to require web giants to compensate journalism outfits for reposting their content, and Meta is once again threatening to remove news content from Facebook in Canada. Federal Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez has argued the bill will “enhance fairness” in the digital news marketplace by […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 14/22
Feds will fund feasibility study of landfill search for remains of 2 women: AMC
The Grand Chief of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says the federal government will cover the cost of doing a feasibility study for a potential search of a Winnipeg-area landfill believed to contain the remains of two First Nations women.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 14/22
Mbappe, France advance to World Cup final after defeating Morocco
France and Kylian Mbappe are headed back to the World Cup final for a much-anticipated matchup with Lionel Messi after ending Morocco’s historic run at soccer’s biggest tournament. France beat Africa’s first ever semifinalist 2-0 Wednesday, with Mbappe playing a part in goals by Theo Hernandez in the fifth minute and then substitute Randal Kolo […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Dec 14/22
Parking ban will start 2 hours earlier to clear recent snowfall in Winnipeg
The City of Winnipeg has announced that it is extending the winter route parking ban to clear recent buildups of snow.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 14/22
HSC Children's Hospital postponing surgeries due to increase in critically ill kids
Reassigning staff and postponing surgeries are just some of the steps being taken at HSC Children's Hospital to deal with a spike in critically ill pediatric patients.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 14/22
Non-urgent pediatric surgeries postponed at Winnipeg children's hospital amid unprecedented flu season
Non-urgent pediatric surgeries are being postponed in Winnipeg, after the children's emergency department saw a surge in patients critically ill with respiratory illness.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 14/22
Extended parking ban to go into effect for Winnipeg snow clearing operation
Winnipeggers should make way for snow clearing equipment Wednesday night as an extended parking ban goes into effect.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 14/22
Surge in illnesses prompts some child surgery postponements at Winnipeg hospital
Officials say a large number of children are being admitted into intensive care with influenza A and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 14/22
4 Manitoba First Nations lead partnership with federal, provincial governments to protect Seal River watershed
Four First Nations in Manitoba are leading a new partnership with the provincial and federal governments in an attempt to preserve one of the largest ecologically intact watersheds on the planet.
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- Wednesday 01PM Dec 14/22
Blue Bombers sign defensive back Rose to one-year contract extension
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed cornerback Winston Rose to a one-year contract extension. He had been scheduled to become a free agent in February. Rose was third on the Bombers last season with 66 tackles while adding three interceptions, including one for a touchdown. Rose added eight tackles and an interception in the Bombers’ […]
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- Wednesday 01PM Dec 14/22
Some child surgeries postponed at Health Sciences Centre due to illness surge
A surge of children sick with respiratory illnesses is prompting the children’s hospital in Winnipeg to postpone some surgeries. Officials say a large number of children are being admitted into intensive care with influenza A and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV. As a result, some nurses who normally work in surgery and other units will […]
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- Wednesday 01PM Dec 14/22
Winnipeg driver in custody, police say, after chaotic Tuesday night chase
A Winnipeg man is in custody facing a number of impaired driving-related charges after leading police on a pursuit through a number of city neighbourhoods Tuesday night.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 14/22
Extended Winter Route Parking Ban Going into Effect
The City of Winnipeg is putting an extended winter route parking ban into effect tonight in response to recent snowfall.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
Fourth teen charged in fatal stabbing at downtown Winnipeg library
On Wednesday, Winnipeg police said another 14-year-old boy has been charged with manslaughter in the fatal stabbing of Tyree Cayer at the Millennium Library on Sunday.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
Man hospitalized after stabbing at Winnipeg store, police say
A man was hospitalized after a fight with an unknown suspect ended in a stabbing at a Winnipeg convenience store on Tuesday, police say.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
Fourth teenager charged in Millennium Library stabbing death
Winnipeg police have charged a fourth teenager in connection with a stabbing death at the Millennium Library on Sunday.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
4th youth charged in connection with stabbing death of Tyree Cayer at Millennium Library
Winnipeg police have charged a fourth youth in connection with a homicide at the Millennium Library on Sunday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
âI donât want him to be forgottenâ
Numb, empty, lost, angry and exhausted — these are just some of the words Tania Cayer uses to describe how she’s feeling after her son Tyree was stabbed to death inside Winnipeg’s Millennium Library.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
Icy roads believed to be factor in fatal collision with semi-trailer truck
A 72-year-old woman has died after her vehicle collided with a semi-trailer truck on Highway 5 near Gilbert Plains, Man., on Monday.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 14/22
First Nations, governments working to establish Indigenous protected area in Manitoba
Four First Nations announced at the COP15 global biodiversity talks in Montreal Wednesday they hope to establish a protected area in the Seal River Watershed in northern Manitoba.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 14/22
Fourth Teen Charged in Fatal Stabbing at Winnipeg Library
Winnipeg police have charged a fourth teen in a fatal stabbing at the Millennium Library last weekend.
© 2022. This article Fourth Teen Charged in Fatal Stabbing at Winnipeg Library appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 11AM Dec 14/22
Woman, 72, Killed in Crash Near Gilbert Plains
A 72-year-old woman has died following a two-vehicle crash just west of Gilbert Plains, Manitoba.
© 2022. This article Woman, 72, Killed in Crash Near Gilbert Plains appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 11AM Dec 14/22
Snow in the Prairies and 'mixed bag' for Ontario; Atlantic Canada hit by two systems
Canadians are bracing for a winter storm bringing snow to Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Quebec, and ending in already-buried Atlantic Canada.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Dec 14/22
Winnipeg Sea Bears Name First Head Coach, GM
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have announced their first head coach and general manager of the basketball club.
© 2022. This article Winnipeg Sea Bears Name First Head Coach, GM appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 07AM Dec 14/22
Manitobaâs Governing Tories Hold Seat in Tight Byelection Contest
WINNIPEG â Manitoba's governing Progressive Conservatives won a byelection in the Kirkfield Park constituency in Winnipeg Tuesday night, narrowly hanging on to a seat they had previously won handily.
© 2022. This article Manitoba’s Governing Tories Hold Seat in Tight Byelection Contest appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 07AM Dec 14/22
All Elite Wrestling Making Winnipeg Debut
All Elite Wrestling is hitting the mat to make its Winnipeg debut on March 14.
© 2022. This article All Elite Wrestling Making Winnipeg Debut appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 05AM Dec 14/22
Judge throws out evidence in drug case after man's 'humiliating' strip search by Winnipeg police
A Court of Kingâs Bench justice tossed the evidence in a drug possession case after ruling a Winnipeg police officer violated a suspectâs charter rights by conducting a "humiliating and invasive" strip search during the man's arrest last year.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05AM Dec 14/22
Dear Premier Stefanson: You're saying too little, too late about solving the MMIWG crisis
After learning a man has been charged in connection with the homicides of three First Nations women and a fourth who is also believed to be Indigenous, Alia Lister asks Manitoba's premier: "Why haven't your PC caucus members better addressed this crisis?"
© CBC |
- Wednesday 01AM Dec 14/22
Here are the winners of the 2022 Canadian Music Class Challenge
Check out the winning classes from every age category.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11PM Dec 13/22
Kevin Klein elected in Kirkfield Park; keeps seat for PCs
Kevin Klein has been elected the new MLA for Kirkfield Park, maintaining the seat for the PCs.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10PM Dec 13/22
Marchessault scores twice, Golden Knights hang on for win over Jets
Jonathan Marchessault's second power-play goal late in the third period broke a tie and helped lift the Vegas Golden Knights to a 6-5 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 10PM Dec 13/22
NDP holds slim lead in Kirkfield Park byelection race with four polls to report
The Kirkfield Park byelection is coming down right to the wire.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM Dec 13/22
Golden Knights Hang on for 6-5 Win Over Jets
Jonathan Marchessaultâs second power-play goal late in the third period broke a tie and helped lift the Vegas Golden Knights to a 6-5 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 10PM Dec 13/22
Automated accessibility
In the years to come as autonomous wheelchairs zip mobility challenged travellers around airport terminals, Winnipeggers can take some pride in knowing that it happened here first.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10PM Dec 13/22
Scheifeleâs hat trick not enough as Golden Knights edge Jets 6-5
Jonathan Marchessault and Mark Stone each scored twice for Vegas as they swept the season series.© Global |
- Tuesday 09PM Dec 13/22
Local charities feel squeeze amid inflation, pandemic pressure
FEWER volunteers, declining donations and increased needs face some charities focused on helping vulnerable Winnipeggers this Christmas season.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM Dec 13/22
University of Manitoba study is growing building materials
Whatâs growing in these containers could one day become a building material, and instead of growing it in a lab in Winnipeg, it could be grown on-site cutting down on time and construction costs for housing in remote areas. In a small laboratory at the University of Manitoba, Mercedes Garcia-Holguera steps into a growth chamber […]
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- Tuesday 08PM Dec 13/22
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries expecting 2nd year of record-setting profits for 2022-23
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries is on the verge of reporting record profits once again, but the NDP argues that rosy financial picture could be at risk if more liquor sales are funnelled toward private retailers in the future.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Dec 13/22
PC candidate Kevin Klein prevails in tight Kirkfield Park byelection for Manitoba legislature seat
For the second time this year, the Manitoba Progressive Conservative Party eked out a byelection victory in Winnipeg.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
Condos expected to become more affordable in 2023
As we roll into the New Year, one home type might become more affordable than the others.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
âWe have a duty to keep Manitobans safeâ
Rob Hill’s mettle was put to the test during his first posting as a Mountie 25 years ago.
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
Family of missing well-known Winnipeg drag performer plead for help
âFamily, everybody is concerned for your safety.â Family and friends of well-known Winnipeg drag performer Kevin Tan, who goes by the stage name Slaytana, are placing missing person posters in the downtown area. Tan has been missing and has not been heard from for several days. âHonestly, itâs really hard. Itâs starting to hit me […]
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
Potential search of landfills painful reminder for aunt of missing woman
Those debating whether local landfills must be searched for the remains of missing Indigenous women should consider what they would do if it were their loved one, says a Winnipeg woman whose niece disappeared more than a decade ago.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
âSupplies are tightâ: Canadian Blood Services concerned about current inventory
Canadian Blood Services says it's been successful in attracting new donors, but a slew of unfilled or cancelled appointments over the past few months has left the blood supply lower than it would like.
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
Lost on Selkirk Avenue
Selkirk Avenue has been the first stop for generations of newcomers to Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
School division report raises alarm over surging student absence rate
“Chronically absent” kindergarten and Grade 1 students now outnumber those who attend classes regularly in one Winnipeg school division.
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
Daily public health updates should be in the past: Roussin
Manitoba is in the middle of a severe early flu season, with a potential resurgence of COVID-19 on the horizon, but frequent public health updates are not on the schedule.
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
Airport-style security at downtown library a necessary evil, former staffer says
Calls are growing to ramp up security at the Millennium Library after a man was stabbed to death inside the community hub, which remains closed as city officials grapple with how to make it safer.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 13/22
A trip â and fall â down memory lane with Canadaâs Conservative leader
The Conservative Party of Canada might have a leg to stand on in its criticism of government spending during the COVID-19 pandemic if it wasn’t among those demanding Ottawa open the purse strings at the time.
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- Tuesday 06PM Dec 13/22
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries has best year in history
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries Corporation’s net income was almost $600 million during the 2021-22 fiscal year — a 40 per cent jump from the year before.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 13/22
Residents rally in Eriksdale, Man. over temporary closure of townâs emergency department
A community in Manitobaâs Interlake region was the focus of a heated discussion on the state of rural health care.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 13/22
Winnipeg to get hit with âprolongedâ dump of snow: Environment Canada
According to Environment Canada, a Colorado low is expected to bring as much as 30 cm of snow to parts of southern Manitoba by Friday.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 13/22
- Tuesday 05PM Dec 13/22
Iranian Canadians in Manitoba call for tougher sanctions on Iran after 2nd protester hanged
Iranian Canadians in Winnipeg are condemning the execution of a second anti-government protester by Iran, and want Canada and other nations to implement tougher sanctions against the country immediately.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05PM Dec 13/22
Winnipeg Jets claim Karson Kuhlman off waivers
The Jets added a forward through the waiver wire on Tuesday with four players currently out with injuries.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Dec 13/22
Eatonâs holiday-themed windows on display at Winnipeg museum
Window displays were a holiday highlight at Eatonâs stores across the country. While the Canadian department store closed for good in 1999, people looking for a window into the past can now step back in time at the Manitoba Childrenâs Museum. Fifteen holiday-themed vignettes are on display throughout the season. Classic tales like Cinderella, Rumpelstiltskin […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 13/22
City of Winnipeg dismantles Higgins Avenue homeless camp following fires
An order to vacate the camp was issued just hours after a fire Friday, the city says.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 13/22
Winnipeg, Brandon crews preparing for blast of heavy snow
Winnipeg is expected to receive 10-20 centimetres of snow over the next few days, and city crews are prepared to respond, according to a news release from the city.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 13/22
Churches in Manitoba Court of Appeal to Challenge COVID-19 Rules
WINNIPEG â Lawyers for seven Manitoba churches made another attempt Tuesday to have some of the province's former COVID-19 restrictions declared invalid.
© 2022. This article Churches in Manitoba Court of Appeal to Challenge COVID-19 Rules appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 13/22
Winnipeg airport receives autonomous wheelchairs, a first in North America
Travel will become easier for people with limited mobility at Winnipegâs airport.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 13/22
Winnipeg could get up to 30 cm of snow this week
Snow crews are gearing up for a snowfall in Winnipeg. Winnipeg and parts of southern Manitoba are expected to get 20-30 cm of snow between Tuesday evening and the weekend. Environment Canada says the storm, which started in the Colorado area, may bring freezing rain to some areas as well as snow. The city says […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 13/22
Indigenous groups call for federal government to fund searches of Winnipeg-area landfills for remains
Manitoba First Nations leaders and Indigenous groups have sent a letter calling on the federal government to fund their search of two Winnipeg-area landfills and call in the United Nations for support.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 13/22
First Nations groups determining next steps in Winnipeg landfill search
The Winnipeg Police Board plans to leave decisions on next steps for a search up to Indigenous groups and federal and provincial governments.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 13/22
Messi, Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 to reach World Cup final
Lionel Messi is back in the World Cup final with Argentina on his mission to win soccerâs biggest prize for the first time.
The post Messi, Argentina beat Croatia 3-0 to reach World Cup final appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 03PM Dec 13/22
Indigenous groups calling for federal government to help search Manitoba landfill
Several Indigenous organizations are criticizing Winnipeg police for not searching a landfill where the remains of two women killed by an alleged serial killer are believed to be, and are asking for help from Ottawa.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 13/22
Churches in Manitoba Court of Appeal to challenge COVID-19 rules
Lawyers for seven Manitoba churches made another attempt Tuesday to have some of the province’s former COVID-19 restrictions declared invalid. The churches say public health orders in 2020 and 2021 that temporarily closed in-person religious services, then permitted them with caps on attendance, violated the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. A Court of Queen’s Bench […]
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