Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
Cyclist hit and killed by front-end loader: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police are investigating after a cyclist was killed after being hit by a front-end loader on Thursday night.
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- Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
Winnipeg cyclist hit and killed by front-end loader, police say
The front-end loader doing snow clearing work near Mission and Plinguet streets, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Dec 16/22
Rare case of no body, no identity a challenge in Winnipeg homicide case
Laying a first-degree murder charge against an accused when there is no body and no known identity is uncommon, legal experts say.
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- Friday 10AM Dec 16/22
ANALYSIS: Scheduling regional rivalries a nice idea, but not a priority for Winnipeg Jets
For the Winnipeg Jets, creating stronger divisional rivalries is important, but perhaps different in priority than for many other teams in the NHL.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Dec 16/22
Suspect Arrested After Woman Pushed into Traffic
Winnipeg police have arrested a suspect after a woman was pushed into traffic and injured last summer.
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- Friday 10AM Dec 16/22
Expert says government decision to delay MAiD expansion not necessary
The chair of a federal expert panel on medically assisted death is questioning what the government is hoping to accomplish by delaying the expansion of the assisted-dying regime. Dr. Mona Gupta says the federal government has already followed through with its commitment to study the expansion that will allow people whose sole underlying condition is […]
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- Friday 10AM Dec 16/22
Cyclist Killed in Collision with Front-End Loader
WINNIPEG -- A cyclist was killed Thursday night in a collision involving a front-end loader clearing snow.
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- Friday 10AM Dec 16/22
How much snow fell in southern Manitoba this week?
Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) is reporting that much of southern Manitoba received about 15 centimetres (cm) of snow since Tuesday.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Dec 16/22
Crown tasked with rare case of no body and no identity in alleged Winnipeg serial killer case
First-degree murder charges are uncommon when there is no body and no known identity, legal experts say.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Dec 16/22
Royals keep calm, carry on after Harry and Meghan series
The Royal Family stuck to routine and remained silent Friday over the second half of Prince Harry and his wife Meghan's documentary series, which made hard-hitting claims against Harry's brother, Prince William.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Dec 16/22
Russia launches another major missile attack on Ukraine
Ukraine's capital came under one of the largest attacks Friday as Russia's invading forces fired dozens of missiles across the country.
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- Friday 08AM Dec 16/22
Program to Help Manitobans Quit Smoking Expanded
WINNIPEG -- A program to help Manitobans kick their smoking habit has been expanded provincewide.
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- Friday 07AM Dec 16/22
No guarantees, but expert says search of Winnipeg area landfill for women's remains may succeed
In 2002, investigators started a massive search of Robert Pickton's pig farm in British Columbia and eventually found the remains of several women.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Dec 16/22
Many schools closed across southern Manitoba due to poor driving conditions
Icy roads and blowing snow have led to multiple school closures in southern Manitoba on Friday.
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- Friday 07AM Dec 16/22
A mental health guide to the holidays
It’s a cliche to say the holidays can be a tough time for some people, but the truth is that despite the merry music in the supermarket, almost everyone will spend some time this month feeling exhausted, worried, or lonely, and just generally trying to make it through. Erica Djossa is a registered psychotherapist and […]
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- Friday 06AM Dec 16/22
Fear of closure drove rural MD shortage
A fear of permanent emergency room closures that has left rural communities struggling to recruit staff for years was well-founded, as new documents obtained by the Free Press show provincial health officials proposed closing as many as 16 rural sites four years ago.
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- Friday 05AM Dec 16/22
Schools closed in Manitoba amid poor weather conditions
Manitoba is seeing a number of school closures on Friday due to poor driving conditions and reduced visibility from the snow.© CTV |
- Friday 05AM Dec 16/22
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Friday, December 16
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Friday, December 16© Global |
- Friday 05AM Dec 16/22
Alleged serial killer went to Winnipeg homeless shelters 'looking for the absolute most vulnerable': friend
Alleged serial killer Jeremy Skibicki frequented soup kitchens and homeless shelters in Winnipeg's inner city, meeting women whom he would take home to his apartment, according to numerous sources.
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- Friday 05AM Dec 16/22
New Winnipeg mayor's first 6 weeks turn into a series of trials by fire
Winnipeg's new mayor, a politician who has never appeared all that comfortable in the spotlight, finds himself contending with multiple crises only weeks into his first term.
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- Friday 03AM Dec 16/22
Crown tasked with rare case of no body and no identity in alleged serial killer case
WINNIPEG – More than two weeks have passed since police laid additional murder charges against an alleged serial killer, including one for the killing of an unidentified woman whose remains […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03AM Dec 16/22
Flying for the 1st time since the pandemic started? It doesn't have to be stressful
The holidays are a busy time for travel, maybe more so this year with almost no restrictions and many people flying for the first time since the pandemic started. Travel numbers aren’t quite back to pre-pandemic levels, but they’re getting pretty close. Here are some tips to make it less stressful.
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- Friday 03AM Dec 16/22
‘Money on the table’: Those who don’t file tax returns miss benefits delivered by CRA
Canadians who don't file their tax returns are sometimes shocked to find out how much money they're owed by the CRA, Prosper Canada's CEO says.
The post ‘Money on the table’: Those who don’t file tax returns miss benefits delivered by CRA appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 10PM Dec 15/22
Connor’s winner lifts Jets to 2-1 overtime victory over Nashville
Connor scored at 3:31 of overtime as the Jets improved to 11-2 against the Central this season.© Global |
- Thursday 10PM Dec 15/22
(Hand)making a difference
The first Pitâw Mīno Muskîkî Indigenous Handmade Market happens today and Saturday at Sgt. Tommy Prince Place, 90 Sinclair St., and it promises to be the boujeest, rezziest market of the year.
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- Thursday 10PM Dec 15/22
Connor’s OT Winner Leads Jets to 2-1 Win Over Predators
WINNIPEG — Kyle Connor scored the game-winning goal 3:31 into overtime to lift the Winnipeg Jets to a 2-1 victory over the Nashville Predators on Thursday.
© 2022. This article Connor’s OT Winner Leads Jets to 2-1 Win Over Predators appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 10PM Dec 15/22
Jets' Connor scores OT winner to send Predators to 5th straight defeat
Kyle Connor scored the game-winning goal 3:31 into overtime to lift the Winnipeg Jets to a 2-1 victory over the Nashville Predators on Thursday.
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- Thursday 09PM Dec 15/22
Brandon man who killed wife dies in prison
A Brandon man who killed his wife and then attempted suicide by tampering with the gas line in his home, which sparked a massive explosion, died in prison Wednesday.
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- Thursday 08PM Dec 15/22
'It's pretty grim': Advocates calling on provincial government to release opioid overdose death numbers
Community advocates are saying the province is not being upfront about opioid overdose deaths.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Dec 15/22
'It's pretty grim': Advocates calling on Manitoba government to release opioid overdose death numbers
Community advocates are saying the province is not being upfront about opioid overdose deaths.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Dec 15/22
'Stress on a system': Substitute teachers in high demand in Manitoba schools
Schools around the province continue to deal with high rates of absenteeism – including among staff, and according to the Manitoba Teachers’ Society, there’s a high demand for substitute teachers.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Dec 15/22
Manitoba to boost financial support to disabled
People with severe, prolonged disabilities are getting a financial boost through a new provincial income support program.
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- Thursday 07PM Dec 15/22
Optimism in a syringe
Dr. Brian Penner felt an overwhelming sense of privilege when he rolled up his sleeve and became the first Manitoban to get a COVID-19 vaccine dose.
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- Thursday 07PM Dec 15/22
Optimism in a syringe
Dr. Brian Penner felt an overwhelming sense of privilege when he rolled up his sleeve and became the first Manitoban to get a COVID-19 vaccine dose.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
Real killer of young woman already went to jail: defence
Hailey Dugay died after being struck by gunfire on a dark country road while headed to a house party with her boyfriend and others after their night at the bar was unexpectedly cut short.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
Feds to fund feasibility study to search landfill for alleged Winnipeg serial killer victims
The minister for Crown-Indigenous relations says a feasibility study on searching a landfill will be part of an effort to help families of slain Manitoba women find closure.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
Women's remains could be found in Winnipeg landfill, says expert who led search of Robert Pickton's pig farm
Twenty years later, the lead forensic anthropologist on a massive search of Robert Pickton's pig farm in British Columbia says a search of a landfill north of Winnipeg for women's remains has a chance of success, although it is not a certainty.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
Indigenous leaders emotional, excited as treaty knowledge centre opens at The Forks
The smell of sage permeates as people wash their hands in the smoke of a ceremonial smudge at the Agowiidiwinan Centre. Elder Sherry Copenance renders a welcoming song calling on spirits and ancestors to bless the launch of the new treaty knowledge centre.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
Wyatt wants councillors’ ward budgets hiked
City councillors will consider a proposal to boost their own ward allowances by about $74,000 annually, which supporters say is desperately needed to help them retain staff.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
No guarantees, but search of Winnipeg landfill for women’s remains may succeed: experts
Experts say a search for remains of Manitoba women believed to be in a landfill north of Winnipeg is feasible, but 'it's not going to be simple in any way, shape or form.'© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
Mayor vows increased security at downtown library
Mayor Scott Gillingham says the Millennium Library won’t reopen until at least some security changes are in place, after a man was stabbed to death inside the building on Sunday.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
News briefs for Friday, December 16, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, December 16, 2022 10:09 AM Bombers re-sign linebacker Wilson American linebacker Kyrie Wilson has agreed to a one-year contract extension with […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 15/22
- Thursday 05PM Dec 15/22
Shell Canada snapping up gas stations in preparation for green energy transition
Because Shell has a strong presence in Europe, where EV adoption has occurred faster, the company said it has a strong sense of what the fuel station of the future will look like.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 15/22
Accused serial killer’s lawyer concerned about disclosure
A pretrial hearing set next month for accused serial killer Jeremy Skibicki has been cancelled after his lawyers raised concerns about the volume of disclosure in the case.
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- Thursday 05PM Dec 15/22
'Society let him down,' grieving mother says in warning about sports betting ads
As a sea of sports betting commercials are broadcast across the country, critics say they believe Canada is on the verge of a new 'public health disaster.'© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 15/22
Ottawa to fund study of landfill search for victims’ remains
The federal government says it will pay for a feasibility study to search a landfill north of Winnipeg where the remains of two women, believed to have been slain by alleged serial killer Jeremy Skibicki, are buried.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 15/22
Security needs to improve before Millennium Library reopens: Mayor
Winnipeg’s mayor says security at Millennium Library needs to improve before it can reopen to the public.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 15/22
Stress, loneliness magnified during the holidays: mental health experts
It's a time of year that's focused around gatherings and family and friends, but for many, the holidays are a time filled with stress, loneliness, and anxiety.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 15/22
Millennium Library 'won't reopen the same way it closed,' mayor vows, hinting at more security
Winnipeg's mayor says the Millennium Library will have more security in place when it reopens — but stopped short of promising to bring back airport-style bag checks and metal detectors at the entrance.
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- Thursday 04PM Dec 15/22
Feds will fund feasibility study into landfill searches for missing women, Winnipeg mayor says
The federal government will support an Indigenous-led study looking into the feasibility of searching Winnipeg-area landfills for the remains of missing women, the city’s mayor announced Thursday.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 15/22
Winnipeg police charge man following string of sexual threats at fast food restaurants
Winnipeg police have charged a 34-year-old man in connection to at least four incidents of forced confinement and sexual threats.
The post Winnipeg police charge man following string of sexual threats at fast food restaurants appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Federal Public Servants to Start Returning to Office Next Month with Hybrid System
OTTAWA — Treasury Board President Mona Fortier has announced that federal public servants will have to return to in-person office work two to three days per week.
© 2022. This article Federal Public Servants to Start Returning to Office Next Month with Hybrid System appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Ottawa confirms it will pay for feasibility study of landfill search for women's remains
The federal government has confirmed it will cover the cost of a feasibility study for a potential search of a landfill near Winnipeg that's believed to contain the remains of two First Nations women police allege were killed by the same man.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Sobeys parent company Empire says cyberattack expected to cost $25M after insurance
Sobeys parent company Empire Co. Ltd. has shared new details on a cyberattack that shut down its pharmacy services and other in-store functions last month.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Female employees locked in restaurants, sexually threatened in 4 separate incidents: Winnipeg police
A Winnipeg man is facing multiple charges in connection with four incidents involving women who were forcibly confined inside fast-food restaurants and had sexual threats made toward them, police say.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Liberal government seeking delay to expanding medically assisted dying program
The federal Liberals are seeking to delay the expansion of Canada's assisted-dying regime to include people whose sole underlying conditions are mental disorders.
The post Liberal government seeking delay to expanding medically assisted dying program appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Driver of Stolen Vehicle Arrested After Sliding into Ditch
The driver of a stolen vehicle ended up in a ditch southwest of Winnipeg before being placed in handcuffs.
© 2022. This article Driver of Stolen Vehicle Arrested After Sliding into Ditch appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Motorists assist driver in ditch, vehicle found to have been stolen: RCMP
A vehicle found in a ditch in rural Manitoba was determined to have been stolen, resulting in the arrest of the driver Tuesday morning.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 15/22
Jeremy Skibicki's pretrial delayed due to complexity, volume of information on 4 murder charges
The pretrial for a Winnipeg man accused of killing four women will be delayed due to the complexity and the sheer volume of information involved in the case, a Manitoba court heard Thursday.
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 15/22
Allegedly stolen vehicle slides off road in rural Manitoba, Winnipeg man charged
Morden RCMP were called when people who stopped to help a driver whose vehicle had slid off the road noticed damage to the dashboard and missing licence plates.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Dec 15/22
'Offer a balanced perspective': Treaty history on display at The Forks
A new space at The Forks will help people in Manitoba learn about the history and impact of treaties in Canada.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 15/22
Man arrested for making sexual comments, confining fast food employees: police
The Winnipeg Police Service has laid charges following four incidents where a man went into a fast food restaurant, locked in a female employee, and made sexual comments.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 15/22
Messy storm affecting millions of Canadians with freezing rain, snow and strong winds
A low-pressure storm system from the U.S. is bringing snow to the Canadian Prairies, freezing rain to Ontario and pushing eastward towards Quebec with more snow Thursday, and then onward to Atlantic Canada.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 15/22
Manitoba to launch disability income support program in 2023
The province of Manitoba is launching an income support program for people with disabilities, families minister Rochelle Squires announced on Thursday.
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 15/22
Interactive treaty education facility Agowiidiwinan Centre opens at The Forks in Winnipeg
The Agowiidiwinan Centre is where the public can go to learn about treaties through visual and interactive tools, as well as through treaty education sessions, and special events still to be planned.
© CBC |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
Canadian songwriter Shirley Eikhard who penned ‘Something to Talk About’ dies at 67
The musician died early Thursday at a hospital in Orangeville, Ont. surrounded by those closest to her. She was 67 years old.
The post Canadian songwriter Shirley Eikhard who penned ‘Something to Talk About’ dies at 67 appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
'It's a tradition': Royal Winnipeg Ballet performing 'Nutcracker' with Canadian twist
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet (RWB) is bringing a holiday classic back home, but with a Canadian twist.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
The cannabis industry has a plastic waste problem — but some are finding solutions
In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we look at the plastic waste produced in the cannabis industry and what this week's announcement about nuclear fusion means for the future of clean energy.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
Manitoba expanding measures to contain chronic wasting disease in deer
The Manitoba government is looking at actions to try and stop the spread of CWD affecting members of the deer family within the province.
The post Manitoba expanding measures to contain chronic wasting disease in deer appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
Quebec court says Canadian Pacific Railway not liable in Lac-Megantic train crash
A Quebec Superior Court judge says Canadian Pacific Railway is not liable in the 2013 Lac-Megantic, Que., railway disaster that killed 47 people. Justice Martin Bureau ruled Wednesday that the actions the railway company was accused of are not the direct, immediate and logical cause of the damages suffered by the victims of the tragedy. […]
The post Quebec court says Canadian Pacific Railway not liable in Lac-Megantic train crash appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
Manitoba announces new disability income support program
The program will be separate from Manitoba's general employment and income assistance program.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 15/22
Assiniboine Park Conservancy announces new leader
Ray Karasevich will take over the reigns from outgoing president and CEO, Margaret Redmond.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Dec 15/22
Manitoba 511 Re-Launched with Enhanced Features
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government has re-launched the Manitoba 511 highway and traffic information service.
© 2022. This article Manitoba 511 Re-Launched with Enhanced Features appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 11AM Dec 15/22
Canada keeping close eye on TikTok after national security concerns raised
The federal government says it is monitoring the situation around TikTok after national security concerns were raised over the popular social media app. TikTok is owned by ByteDance, a Chinese company that moved its headquarters to Singapore in 2020. In the U.S. the app has been targeted by Republicans who say the Chinese government could […]
The post Canada keeping close eye on TikTok after national security concerns raised appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 10AM Dec 15/22
Assiniboine Park Conservancy Names New President & CEO
WINNIPEG -- Assiniboine Park Conservancy has named Ray Karasevich as the organization's next president and CEO.
© 2022. This article Assiniboine Park Conservancy Names New President & CEO appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 10AM Dec 15/22
Manitoba taking steps to stop the spread of chronic wasting disease
The Manitoba government is taking steps to prevent the spread of chronic wasting disease – a contagious, incurable and fatal disease that affects members of the deer family.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 15/22
Winnipeg-born Bomber Benson back with blue and gold for two seasons
Benson, 35, a product of St. Paul's High School and the Winnipeg Rifles, will be returning for his 10th CFL season and his third in blue and gold.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 15/22
Stony Mountain inmate dies in custody
An inmate serving a sentence for second-degree murder at a Manitoba prison has died while in custody.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 15/22
Seven people temporarily displaced by Sherbrook Street apartment fire
Residents of a Sherbrook Street apartment building were evacuated onto Winnipeg Transit buses in the middle of the night as fire crews worked on a blaze around 1:40 a.m. Thursday.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Dec 15/22
Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls organic coconut chocolate bark over unlisted milk ingredient
The CFIA has issued a recall for Everland's organic coconut chocolate bark because the candy contains milk that is not listed on the label.
The post Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalls organic coconut chocolate bark over unlisted milk ingredient appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 09AM Dec 15/22
Home sales down 3 per cent in November: CREA
The Canadian Real Estate Association says seasonally adjusted home sales were down 3.3 per cent on a month-over-month basis in November. The association said Thursday the move lower more than erased the gain seen in October and resumed the overall trend lower for the year. CREA said about 60 per cent of all local markets […]
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- Thursday 09AM Dec 15/22
Winnipeg battered with unusually wet snowfall, meteorologist says
It may be mid-December, but if you felt that Winnipeg's weather had a decidedly 'spring' feel on Wednesday — a wet, slushy mess — you're not alone.© Global |
- Thursday 08AM Dec 15/22
Brandon police use footprints in snow to make arrest
Officers with the Brandon Police Service followed footprints in the snow to help make an arrest in a break and enter on Tuesday.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM Dec 15/22
Several Manitoba schools closed due to bad roads, more snow on the way
All of southern Manitoba is under a weather warning with another round of snow on the way, prompting several school divisions to cancel classes on Thursday.
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- Thursday 07AM Dec 15/22
New Year’s Eve at The Forks Returning
WINNIPEG -- The popular New Year's Eve celebrations at The Forks will return this year after several years of pandemic-related cancellations.
© 2022. This article New Year’s Eve at The Forks Returning appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 06AM Dec 15/22
Weather conditions prompt highway closures, bus and school cancellations in Manitoba
A number of Manitoba highways are closed, and schools and buses are cancelled on Thursday morning due to poor winter driving conditions, icy roads and reduced visibility.© CTV |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 15/22
Highway and road closures in Manitoba for Dec. 15
Travelers in Manitoba should be aware of the following road closures: Highway 5, from eight kilometers east of highway 584 to the Saskatchewan border Highway 16 (Yellowhead) from Highway 83 to the Saskatchewan border Highway 41, from Highway 16 to St. Lazare Highway 45, from Russell to Vista Highway 83, from Russell to Highway 49...© Global |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 15/22
Burundian student, father of three, dies in car-pedestrian crash
ISIDORE Toyi was just a week away from completing his English-language studies in Winnipeg when he was struck and killed by a vehicle as he crossed a St. Boniface street early last month.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 15/22
Guilty charge in stabbing death
A judge rejected a Manitoba man’s claim he had no memory stabbing his on-again, off-again girlfriend more than two dozen times and convicted him Tuesday of second-degree murder.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06AM Dec 15/22
Lip reading and emotive interpreters: How the show goes on at Sick and Twisted Theatre
Meet the two hard of hearing actors behind Sick and Twisted Theatre's latest production Antigone. The video is part of Project POV, a new collaboration with Sisler High School's Create program and CBC Manitoba's Creator Network.
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- Thursday 05AM Dec 15/22
Federal banking regulator keeps key mortgage stress test rate unchanged
Canada's banking regulator is holding the interest rate used in a key stress test for uninsured mortgages steady.© CTV |
- Thursday 05AM Dec 15/22
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Thursday, December 15
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Thursday, December 15© Global |
- Thursday 05AM Dec 15/22
Six-month COVID-19 vaccine delay would have cost $156B: study
A study from the C.D. Howe Institute estimates Canada would have lost $156 billion in economic activity in 2021 had COVID-19 vaccines been rolled out six months later than they were. That would have been equivalent to about 12.5 per cent of Canada’s gross domestic product. “The results show that vaccination was highly beneficial to […]
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- Thursday 02AM Dec 15/22
Local aid groups eager to resume work in Afghanistan
International aid organizations headquartered in Winnipeg are welcoming news the Canadian government may allow them to once again provide assistance in Afghanistan — without fear of criminal prosecution.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 01AM Dec 15/22
Physiotherapists supporting Manitobans with disabilities
Most people know someone in their life who is affected by a disability in some way. Whether this is an intellectual or physical disability, one acquired later in life or […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 10PM Dec 14/22
Skate Canada removes gender barrier in pairs skating
Skate Canada has removed a gender restrictive barrier in ice skating. A pair of ice skaters can now be any two people who skate together.
The post Skate Canada removes gender barrier in pairs skating appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 09PM Dec 14/22
Icy roads play a factor in fatal two-vehicle collision near Gilbert Plains
RCMP say a senior is dead after a two-vehicle collision in Western Manitoba.© Global |
- Wednesday 09PM Dec 14/22
‘Manitoba’s time is now,’ northern economic forum told
It has been five years since the province’s Look North initiative was undertaken to investigate opportunities and challenges for economic development in northern Manitoba.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM Dec 14/22
Head of Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries leaving for private-sector post after 3 years on the job
One of the province's Crown corporations will be on the hunt for a new president and chief executive officer early in the new year.
© CBC |
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