Sunday 11AM Dec 18/22
Extended winter route parking ban lifted in Winnipeg
Following several days of continuous snowfall, the City of Winnipeg has lifted the extended winter route parking ban.
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- Sunday 10AM Dec 18/22
Hundreds of Ukrainian newcomers gather at festive breakfast with gifts for children in Winnipeg
Hundreds of Ukrainian newcomers enjoyed a holiday breakfast Saturday at the Ukrainian National Federation Hall in Winnipeg.
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 18/22
As it happened: Argentina beats holders France on penalties to win 2022 World Cup
Argentina and France went all the way in the FIFA men's World Cup final on Sunday and the South American side prevailed on penalties to lift the 2022 trophy. CTVNews.ca brings you what went down in Qatar.© CTV |
- Sunday 08AM Dec 18/22
Messi-led Argentina defeats France on penalties to cap thrilling men's World Cup final
Argentina defeated France 4-2 on penalties following a 3-3 tie after extra time at the men's World Cup final on Sunday in Doha, Qatar to clinch its first title on soccer's biggest stage in 36 years.
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- Sunday 08AM Dec 18/22
Man Charged After Pointing Gun Inside Polo Park Mall
Winnipeg police arrested a man Friday night after he allegedly pointed a handgun at someone inside Polo Park Shopping Centre.
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- Sunday 07AM Dec 18/22
Canadians finding faith as Americans lose it: survey on importance of religion
A new survey suggests the perceptions of Canadians and Americans on religion have changed over the past couple of years.© CTV |
- Sunday 06AM Dec 18/22
Key Ukrainian city's rapid fall leaves unanswered questions
Now that Russia has retreated from Kherson following Ukraine's counteroffensive in the south, residents want to know why Moscow's forces were able to overrun the city so easily. Families of the dead say they have been trying in vain for months to get information from the military and the government so they can have some closure about the deaths of their loved ones.© CTV |
- Sunday 06AM Dec 18/22
Sioux Valley purchases park with 'cultural and historical significance' for First Nation
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation has taken over the operations and the lease of Grand Valley Park, a popular park about about 10 kilometres west of Brandon.
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- Sunday 04AM Dec 18/22
Old barn, brick by brick
All they want for Christmas is their two front seats.
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- Sunday 04AM Dec 18/22
Old barn, brick by brick
All they want for Christmas is their two front seats.
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- Sunday 03AM Dec 18/22
- Saturday 11PM Dec 17/22
Connor extends point streak as Jets hand Canucks lopsided loss
Kyle Connor extended his point streak with a goal and an assist and the Winnipeg Jets downed the Vancouver Canucks 5-1 on Saturday.
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- Saturday 07PM Dec 17/22
Theft a near-constant reality at city store
At Cantor’s Quality Meats and Groceries, theft is a near-constant reality, exacerbated by rising inflation and increasingly desperate people.
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- Saturday 06PM Dec 17/22
Take a look inside this massive miniature Christmas village
It's a labour of love, and this year a Winnipeg woman is sharing her holiday display in hopes of spreading Christmas cheer.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Dec 17/22
News briefs for Sunday, December 18, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, December 18, 2022 9:33 AM City implements residential parking ban from today The City of Winnipeg has implemented a residential parking […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 05PM Dec 17/22
Winnipeg woman scarred by tattoo, possibly from unclean tools; artist denies allegations
WARNING: Story contains graphic images. A woman in Winnipeg thought her life was going to change forever after a tattoo she received became infected. “When it was really bad, I was worried I was going to lose my leg,” said Alexa Twerdochlib. Twerdochlib is one of a group of more than 30 people in Winnipeg […]
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- Saturday 05PM Dec 17/22
Nearly 400 calls for CAA help amid winter storm, more expected as snow continue
It's been a busy past few days for CAA Manitoba with a winter storm bringing blowing snow to the province.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Dec 17/22
Three arrested following break-ins at 40 condos, apartments in Winnipeg
Three people are facing charges following a rash of break-ins at 40 condos and apartment complexes across the city.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Dec 17/22
40 break-ins in 40 days: Winnipeg police arrest trio in connection to crime spree
Three people from Winnipeg have been charged after 40 condo and apartment complexes were broken into in a span of 40 days.
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- Saturday 04PM Dec 17/22
Memorial service honours Winnipeg MP Jim Carr
Jim Carr was a political bridge-builder and faithful father — a sentiment widely shared as family, friends and former political rivals gathered Saturday to remember the member of Parliament, who died earlier this week.
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- Saturday 04PM Dec 17/22
Family, friends honour life of late Winnipeg MP Jim Carr at memorial
Family and friends gathered to honour the late Winnipeg Liberal MP Jim Carr at his memorial held in the same concert hall where he once played with the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.© Global |
- Saturday 04PM Dec 17/22
How a Winnipeg costume designer gave Santa Claus a new twist in Hollywood
A Winnipeg costume designer's work is turning heads in Hollywood, with her Manitoba-made creations hitting the big screen.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Dec 17/22
Section of Trans-Canada Highway shut down after collision between semi, car in Brandon
A crash involving a semi and a car in Brandon, Man., Saturday sent one man to hospital with serious injuries, and forced part of the Trans-Canada Highway to be closed.
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- Saturday 01PM Dec 17/22
Crash closes eastbound Trans-Canada Highway in Brandon; one person in hospital
One person is in hospital with serious injuries after a crash between a semi tractor trailer and a car shut down a section of the Trans-Canada Highway in Brandon.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Dec 17/22
Tenant group claims Residential Tenancies Branch is pro-landlord; leaks audio from hearing
Tenants protesting a rental increase that’s above government recommendation say they’re worried about getting a fair shot at Manitoba’s Residential Tenancies Branch (RTB). The group of tenants has released audio of a meeting it feels shows the RTB – which is supposed to be an impartial body – favouring the landlord in an ongoing dispute. […]
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- Saturday 11AM Dec 17/22
Orange Santa Returns to nine southern First Nations in Manitoba
Orange Santa is returning for a second season to make holiday wishes come true for thousands of children in nine southern First Nations in Manitoba.© Global |
- Saturday 11AM Dec 17/22
Jim Carr brought ‘reliable prairie pragmatism’ to cabinet, Trudeau says at memorial
Friends, family and former political colleagues are paying tribute Saturday to Jim Carr.© Global |
- Saturday 11AM Dec 17/22
Dignitaries, family and friends gather for funeral of Manitoba politician Jim Carr
Friends, family and former political colleagues are paying tribute today to Jim Carr. Hundreds of people, including the prime minister, cabinet members and former political opponents, attended a memorial service in Winnipeg for the Liberal member of Parliament who died this week at age 71. Going into the service, former Progressive Conservative Manitoba Premier Gary […]
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- Saturday 10AM Dec 17/22
Prime Minister among mourners at Jim Carr's memorial service
The Prime Minister will be among the mourners at long-time politician Jim Carr's memorial service in Winnipeg on Saturday.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Dec 17/22
'A truly great Canadian': Jim Carr mourned at memorial service in Winnipeg
Long-time politician Jim Carr is being remembered as a larger-than-life father who loved his children, a dedicated and tireless public servant, and a 'truly great Canadian.'© CTV |
- Saturday 09AM Dec 17/22
Anti-LGBTQ hate thrives online, spurs fears of more violence
In the days after a gunman killed five people at a gay nightclub in Colorado last month, much of social media lit up with the now familiar expressions of grief, mourning and disbelief. But on some online message boards and platforms, the tone was celebratory. “I love waking up to great news,” wrote one user […]
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- Saturday 09AM Dec 17/22
Manitoba to Help with Feasibility Study to Possibly Search Landfill for Slain Women
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government will be joining an Indigenous-led committee tasked with determining whether it's possible to recover the remains of two First Nations women believed to be in a landfill outside of Winnipeg.
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- Saturday 08AM Dec 17/22
Montreal Indigenous groups to lead rally in support of slain Indigenous women in Winnipeg
Hundreds are expected to gather in Montreal's Cabot Square on Saturday to honour the lives of four Indigenous women in Winnipeg, while drawing attention to issues local Indigenous women have had with predators and police.© CTV |
- Saturday 08AM Dec 17/22
'Your work is done now, Dad': Mourners remember Winnipeg MP Jim Carr at memorial service
Mourners are gathering at Winnipeg's Centennial Concert Hall on Saturday morning to remember Jim Carr, the Manitoba member of Parliament and former Liberal cabinet minister who died earlier this week at age 71.
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- Saturday 08AM Dec 17/22
Bisons Hockey to Play Host to Ukrainian National Team
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba Bisons are one of four Canada West hockey teams to host the Ukrainian men's national team later this month and in early January.
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- Saturday 08AM Dec 17/22
Grocery shoplifting on the rise in Canada amid inflation, industry insiders say
Shoplifting has surged to an alarming level across Canada, industry insiders say, with inflation and labour shortages cited as major factors behind the increase. The uptick has triggered concern among Canadian grocers even as the rise in food prices helps pad their bottom lines. Grocery prices were up 11 per cent year-over-year in October and […]
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- Saturday 06AM Dec 17/22
Hockey Canada members to vote on board of directors nominees
Hockey Canada’s provincial and territorial members will vote today on whether to approve a slate of nominees to fill the organization’s nine vacancies on its board of directors. Hugh L. Fraser, a retired judge with nearly three decades of experience at the Ontario court of justice, is the nominee for board chair. Former women’s national […]
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- Saturday 06AM Dec 17/22
Sask. prosecutors will review Manitoba's decision not to charge Peter Nygard
Crown prosecutors from Saskatchewan are now reviewing the Winnipeg Police Service's investigation into sexual abuse allegations against Peter Nygard, after Manitoba's prosecution service decided last year against charging the disgraced fashion retailer.
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- Saturday 05AM Dec 17/22
Dead boy pulled from rubble of latest Russian hit on Ukraine
Emergency crews pulled the body of a toddler from the rubble in a pre-dawn search Saturday for survivors of a Russian missile strike that tore through an apartment building in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih. The missile was one of what Ukrainian authorities said were 16 that eluded air defenses among the 76 […]
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- Saturday 03AM Dec 17/22
Man vows to re-start Riding Mountain occupation
Wesley Bone has vowed to return to Lake Audy after he was evicted from the Riding Mountain National Park site last month, sparking concerns among some area residents.
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- Saturday 03AM Dec 17/22
Rock ’n’ roll caterer was ‘force to be reckoned with’
The smile that people talk about, the one that lights up a room — Naomi Blake Marshall had it, in an undeniable way.
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- Saturday 03AM Dec 17/22
Sensationalizing alleged killers will not bring our missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls home
Rebranding the MMIWG2S crisis as a string of violent events for which a lone person is allegedly responsible will not bring our relatives home, writes Nicole Murdock.
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- Saturday 02AM Dec 17/22
Brandon air training museum preps for emergency roof repairs
BRANDON — In an 80-year-old hangar, volunteers shuffled antique aircraft around Friday in preparation for emergency repairs.
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- Saturday 02AM Dec 17/22
A collection of news briefs for Dec. 17
Sex offender likely to live in Winnipeg
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- Saturday 01AM Dec 17/22
Battling Through Adversity
I’m sharing my medical story with you, hoping you’ll consider supporting the Health Sciences Centre Foundation. I also hope that you’ll be inspired to push through times of adversity and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 01AM Dec 17/22
Optima focuses on global expansion
Ukraine demo Keybucks in Barbados Keystone Sales booth Saving Sweda On February 1, 1970, David Lee founded Keystone Cash Register Ltd., now known as Optima. At that time, his business […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11PM Dec 16/22
COVID-linked deaths seen in Beijing after virus rules eased
Outside a funeral home in eastern Beijing, dozens of people were bundled up in parkas and hats against the freezing temperatures Friday evening as workers in full protective suits wheeled out coffins one by one. When an employee with a clipboard shouted the name of the dead, a relative trundled up to the coffin to […]
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- Friday 10PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba delays education funding overhaul to do more consultations
The Manitoba government says it needs more time for consultations before it revamps the way it pays for kindergarten to Grade 12 education.
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- Friday 09PM Dec 16/22
Winnipeg police charge man with manslaughter, 2 years after alleged Atlantic Avenue home invasion
A 21-year-old man has been charged with manslaughter in a Winnipeg homicide that happened more than two years ago, police say.
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- Friday 09PM Dec 16/22
Canadian Premier League teams add young soccer talent to rosters via U Sports draft
Anthony White, a centre back from Port Moody, B.C., has made 22 appearances for the Varsity Blues through two seasons, including 18 starts.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Dec 16/22
Driving force behind hamper drive
Volunteer delivery checkers perform a vital role at the Christmas Cheer Board.
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- Friday 08PM Dec 16/22
Anticipation growing for professional women’s soccer in Canada
A recent announcement from long-time national team player Diana Matheson on a new league has been met with incredible enthusiasm.
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- Friday 07PM Dec 16/22
Dad of newborn admitted to intensive care wants more action to curb respiratory infections in Manitoba
A Winnipeg dad whose seven-week-old son recently spent four days in hospital battling respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, says the province and some parents don't seem to appreciate the seriousness of the situation.
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- Friday 07PM Dec 16/22
Millennium Library not scheduled to reopen next week, no timetable set
The Millennium Library will stay closed for the foreseeable future.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba government offering technical, financial resources to study on searching landfill
The Manitoba government is now part of an Indigenous-led oversight committee on the feasibility of searching landfills for missing women.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Dec 16/22
- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Jets place Schmidt on injured reserve, recall Heinola from Moose
Winnipeg Jets defenceman Nate Schmidt will be out a minimum of seven days after getting injured in Thursday's overtime victory.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Winnipeg theatre stage legend Brownstone dies at 100
The grand dame of Winnipeg theatre has taken her final bow.
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- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Province backs landfill-search feasibility study
The Manitoba government will support an Indigenous-led feasibility study to find remains of at least two women slain by an alleged serial killer and buried at the Prairie Green Landfill.
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- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba premier pledges support to study feasibility of landfill search for women's remains
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has pledged her government's support for a feasibility study on 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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- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Couple with pneumonia left waiting for 6 hours in cold ambulance bay at Winnipeg hospital
A couple in Winnipeg who went to hospital to be treated for pneumonia earlier this week say they were left waiting for six hours in the cold of a hospital ambulance bay.
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- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Blue Bombers re-sign Kyrie Wilson for 2 more years
After missing most of last season, linebacker Kyrie Wilson has been locked in for two more years by the Blue Bombers.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
Jan. 6 panel eyes recommending 3 criminal charges for Trump
The panel is to meet publicly Monday afternoon when any recommendation will be made public.
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- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
News briefs for Saturday, December 17, 2022
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, December 17, 2022 12:08 PM Stolen vehicle located with dog inside Winnipeg police have located a vehicle that was stolen with […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Dec 16/22
- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Flu kills 22 Manitobans
Influenza has killed 22 Manitobans and is responsible for more than 300 people being hospitalized this season.
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Arrest made in July assault on senior
Five months after a Winnipeg senior was shoved into oncoming traffic, police have arrested a suspect.
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Cyclist dies after collision with front-end loader
A cyclist was killed after colliding with a front-end loader in an industrial area near St. Boniface Thursday night.
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Pediatric hospitalizations for flu fall in Canada for 1st time in weeks: federal data
While rates of influenza continue to remain high across the country, recent federal data suggest the situation may be improving as pediatric hospitalizations fell for the first time in weeks.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
‘The canary in the coal mine’
To combat crime and violence at the Millennium Library, the city should ensure “eyes on the street” throughout downtown, not just the building itself, according to longtime anti-crime advocate Sel Burrows.
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba to help with feasibility study to possibly search landfill for slain women
The Manitoba government will be joining an Indigenous-led committee tasked with determining whether it’s possible to recover the remains of two First Nations women believed to be in a landfill outside of Winnipeg. The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is leading the group, which also includes outside experts and Winnipeg police. The committee is to put […]
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Charge laid in October 2020 homicide: police
Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a 21-year-old man in connection with a homicide that occurred more than two years ago.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Archaeologists identify 4,000-year-old shaman's toolkit near Stonehenge
Archaeologists have identified a 4,000-year-old toolkit once owned by a goldsmith, which was found at a significant ancient burial site near Stonehenge.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
Journalist suspensions widen rift between Twitter and media
Elon Musk’s abrupt suspension of several journalists who cover Twitter widens a growing rift between the social media site and media organizations that have used the platform to build their audiences. Individual reporters with The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, Voice of America and other news agencies saw their accounts go dark Thursday. […]
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
More snow on tap; city to plow residential streets
Southern Manitobans are getting used to digging out as a weather system continues to drop “heart attack snow” that’s so wet and heavy it requires incredible effort to shovel it.
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- Friday 05PM Dec 16/22
9 people including teen charged with 3 separate robberies in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police charged eight adults and a teen Thursday and Friday in connection to three separate robberies over 13 hours. Thursday morning, police took a man and a woman, both 18-years-old, into custody after an attempted robbery at a store along Selkirk Avenue. According to police it is believed the pair approached three adult men […]
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- Friday 04PM Dec 16/22
Canada promises $250 million in nature conservation fund for developing countries
Canada is promising another 250-million-dollars in nature conservation financing for developing countries, as an impasse over funding drags into the final weekend of U-N nature talks in Montreal.
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- Friday 04PM Dec 16/22
Winnipeg police identify suspect in Thanksgiving homicide 2 years later
WPS believe the suspect and victim were casual acquaintances. Police also believe the suspect broke into the victim's home and fatally stabbed him during a confrontation.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba Hydro Asks PUB for Reduced Rate Hike
WINNIPEG -- Manitobans could be seeing a smaller increase in their utility bill than originally planned next year.
© 2022. This article Manitoba Hydro Asks PUB for Reduced Rate Hike appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Friday 04PM Dec 16/22
‘People are making really difficult choices’: Manitobans feeling squeeze of inflation
Debbie Waller knows what it is like to tighten her financial belt, amid the rising cost of living and fear of a recession.
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- Friday 04PM Dec 16/22
High-risk sex offender expected to live in Winnipeg after release: police
A convicted sex offender who police say is at a high risk to reoffend is expected to live in Winnipeg after being released from prison.
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- Friday 04PM Dec 16/22
‘We’ve been booked since August’: Winnipeggers busy shoveling snow
As southern Manitoba nears the end of a four day blanketing of snow, Winnipeggers stay busy keeping roads, driveways and sidewalks clear.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba Hydro reduces rate increase ask to PUB
Hydro had originally asked for a 3.5 per cent increase in each of the next two fiscal years but now it's down to two per cent.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Dec 16/22
Brandon RCMP on the lookout for Glenboro bank robber
Brandon RCMP are asking for help from the public to track down a suspect who robbed a Glenboro bank last week.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Dec 16/22
Crown tasked with rare case of no body and no identity in alleged serial killer case
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 have not been found.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba joins Indigenous-led efforts to determine next steps in landfill search
Manitoba’s premier says the province will support the work of Indigenous groups looking into the feasibility of searching a landfill for the remains of two women.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Dec 16/22
No reopening date set for Winnipeg’s Millennium Library following homicide
Tyree Cayer, 28, was fatally stabbed when a heated argument at the Millennium Library turned physical Sunday. Four teenage boys have been charged in the death.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Dec 16/22
'Pretty happy with it': Ice carving draws eyeballs in Winnipeg Beach
A Manitoba artist is grabbing attention for his gigantic sculpture on the shores of Lake Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Dec 16/22
Manitoba reports 10 new deaths from influenza
The number of deaths from influenza in Manitoba nearly doubled within a week, according to the province’s weekly report.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Dec 16/22
Residential snow clearing begins in Winnipeg Sunday
The City of Winnipeg will start clearing snow off residential streets on Sunday morning, requiring motorists to find somewhere else to park their vehicles.
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- Friday 01PM Dec 16/22
Flu-related deaths spike in Manitoba, nearly doubling over previous week
The number of deaths being attributed to the spike in influenza in Manitoba has nearly doubled from 12 to 22, according to the province's latest respiratory virus surveillance report.
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- Friday 12PM 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 have not been found.
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- Friday 12PM Dec 16/22
Cyclist killed after collision with front-end loader
Winnipeg police have confirmed a man is dead following a collision between a front-end loader and a cyclist Thursday night.
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- Friday 12PM Dec 16/22
Pitch contest elevating Black entrepreneurs in Manitoba and across Canada
The Black Pitch Contest – a nationwide competition – is a way for entrepreneurs to learn how to speak to investors and intimately understand the pitch-making process.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Dec 16/22
Cyclist dies after being hit by front-end loader cleaning Winnipeg street
A cyclist is dead after being hit by a front-end loader that was clearing snow in an industrial area in Winnipeg's St. Boniface neighbourhood.
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- Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
Crown tasked with rare case of no body and no identity in alleged serial killer case
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 have not been found. The move to lay a first-degree murder charge against an accused when there is no body and no known identity is uncommon, legal […]
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- Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
Province’s education-funding overhaul will take longer than expected, minister says
The timeline for Manitoba’s highly-anticipated overhaul in how it pays for K-12 education has been extended indefinitely.
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- Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
76-year-old woman pushed into traffic in apparent unprovoked, random attack: Winnipeg police
The 76-year-old victim was seriously injured and spent 'some time' in hospital, according to police.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
‘Zombie deer’ in crosshairs
In early December 2021, a grisly scene unfolded along Manitoba’s western border: marksmen armed with semi-automatic rifles loaded into a helicopter and hovered low over the prairie.
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- Friday 11AM Dec 16/22
Winnipeg to Commence Residential Plowing
WINNIPEG -- A residential snow-plowing operation will begin this weekend after about 10 cm of snow fell in the city over the last few days.
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