Monday 07AM Jan 09/23
Licence to kill: wolf hunt in crosshairs
Wolves are a beautiful animal that should be protected under Manitoba law, animal rights activists say.
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- Monday 07AM Jan 09/23
Who’s to blame for Canada’s holiday travel nightmares?
In today’s Big Story podcast, Canadians were stranded in Mexico. They were on Via Rail trains for 20 hours, stopped on the tracks. They were stuck in airports waiting for flights that never took off or luggage that never arrived. The 2022 holiday season exposed just how fragile this country’s transportation network has become. So […]
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- Monday 07AM Jan 09/23
Ice Cycles Back for Another Winnipeg Winter
WINNIPEG -- The popular ice cycles that debuted last winter on Winnipeg's rivers are back for another season.
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- Monday 06AM Jan 09/23
West End house destroyed in Sunday afternoon fire
A house in Winnipeg’s West End was destroyed in a fire on Sunday afternoon.© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Jan 09/23
Canada buying F-35s as defence minister says once-maligned jets have 'matured'
Canada is officially buying the F-35 fighter jet, ending the years-long search to replace the aging CF-18 fleet where it first began. Defence Minister Anita Anand announced Monday that Canada reached an agreement with the United States and F-35 maker Lockheed Martin to buy 88 of the aircraft at an estimated cost of $19 billion.© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Jan 09/23
Tenant baffled after central Winnipeg building left without garbage bins for months
A tenant of a building on Winnipeg's Maryland Street says she and other residents have gone without anywhere to put their garbage for months, despite repeated complaints and calls to the city.
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- Monday 05AM Jan 09/23
Man settles lawsuit after alleging sexual, physical abuse in 1980s at Anglican school in Selkirk, Man.
A Manitoba man who alleged he was sexually and physically assaulted by a teacher at an Anglican boarding school four decades ago has settled his case against the teacher and the local diocese, his lawyer says.
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- Monday 05AM Jan 09/23
Manitoba man working with Texas-based college football team is living out his childhood dream
Barret Dufour vividly remembers watching the 1998 Rose Bowl in his parents' home in Brandon, Man., wanting to be on the U.S. college football stage. Now he'll be on the sidelines for the NCAA College Football Playoff's national championship game.
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- Monday 04AM Jan 09/23
Newcomer hurries hard to make curling event a success
Less than six months after moving to Winnipeg from Lagos, Nigeria, Yemi Ajibola was on the lookout for volunteer opportunities.
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- Monday 03AM Jan 09/23
Order of Canada recognizes ordinary people for extraordinary feats
Some of this year’s appointees to the Order of Canada include everyday folks who strive to make the world a little bit better.
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- Monday 03AM Jan 09/23
Climate change is forcing wildlife to move north — and they're bringing diseases with them
Climate change is forcing invasive species to interact in new ways and new spaces, and as they interact with humans, there's the risk of spreading disease. Read more in this first article by scientist Darius Mahdavi, as part of CBC's Great Lakes Climate Change Project examining climate issues affecting people across Ontario.
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- Monday 02AM Jan 09/23
Find something to be grateful for every day
I started using an app to track the best parts of my day.
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- Monday 02AM Jan 09/23
Concealing COVID-19 data adds to public health threat
You could call it the great COVID-19 coverup.
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- Monday 02AM Jan 09/23
Paid sick leave long overdue, labour federation says
Staying home to nurse a fever, sniffles or an ailing child is becoming increasingly difficult for Manitoba workers to afford as the province resists appeals by labour groups to legislate paid sick leave.
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- Monday 02AM Jan 09/23
New releases from Manitoba artists William Prince, Begonia, Fontine among 30 albums to look forward to in 2023
Including exciting new releases from Shania Twain, July Talk, DijahSB and more.
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- Sunday 09PM Jan 08/23
'She wouldn't just leave': Family of missing Flin Flon woman, 27, desperate for clues as RCMP continue search
Family of a missing 27-year-old Cree woman last seen on New Year’s Eve say they have been worried sick and are awaiting a special investigation unit from RCMP to help aid the search for her in Flin Flon, Man.
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- Sunday 07PM Jan 08/23
Mourners in Winnipeg demand justice from Iran on 3rd anniversary of downed Flight PS752
Around a hundred people gathered at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg on Sunday to remember the 176 people killed three years ago after Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752 was shot down by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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- Sunday 06PM Jan 08/23
Mazatlán mayor reassures Canadians and other visitors following cartel violence
The mayor of a Mexican city caught up in a wave of drug cartel violence last week wasted little time reassuring Canadians and other foreign visitors that his city is safe for travellers. Edgar Gonzalez, in a video posted online by the City of Mazatlán, strolled through his city’s historic centre on Friday, shaking hands […]
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- Sunday 06PM Jan 08/23
Zoo, The Leaf closed for maintenance
The Assiniboine Park Zoo will be closed this week for its yearly maintenance, and The Leaf will also shut down for a few days for a display change.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Jan 08/23
Winnipeg doctor encourages bivalent COVID-19 vaccine as uptake slows, variant spreads
Amid shrinking availability and demand, a Winnipeg doctor is urging Manitobans to get their bivalent COVID-19 vaccine as the XBB.1.5 subvariant surges across North America.© Global |
- Sunday 06PM Jan 08/23
News briefs for Monday, January 9, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, January 9, 2023 Missing girl, 13, found 8:35 AM A missing 13-year-old girl has been found and is safe, the Winnipeg […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 05PM Jan 08/23
'Bring freedom and justice': Winnipeg rally calls for change in Iran on anniversary of flight PS752
Dozens gathered at a rally on Sunday to mark the third anniversary of the downing of Flight PS752.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Jan 08/23
Memorial held in Winnipeg on 3rd anniversary of Flight PS752’s crash
A memorial was held in Winnipeg on Sunday to mark three years since the Iranian military shot down Flight PS752.© Global |
- Sunday 05PM Jan 08/23
Connor's hat trick powers Jets' 7-4 win over Canucks
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) -- Kyle Connor had a hat trick and the Winnipeg Jets extended their winning streak to a season-best five games with a 7-4 win over the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Jan 08/23
Kyle Connor Has Hat Trick as Jets Down Canucks 7-4
WINNIPEG — Kyle Connor liked the way a new Winnipeg Jets top line was clicking on Sunday.
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- Sunday 05PM Jan 08/23
Kyle Connor's hat trick helps Jets down Canucks for 5th straight victory
Kyle Connor had a hat trick as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Vancouver Canucks 7-4 on Sunday and stretch their win streak to five games.
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- Sunday 05PM Jan 08/23
City to finally to take ownership of province-owned parks
The City of Winnipeg is finalizing plans to take ownership of 30 park properties within the city limits that are technically still owned by the Province of Manitoba.© CTV |
- Sunday 04PM Jan 08/23
Local charity scrambles to reorganize after fridge gets stolen
The volunteers behind a West Broadway pilot project that aims to distribute free produce and pantry items to area residents are reorganizing after their refridgerator was stolen.
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- Sunday 04PM Jan 08/23
Specialty clinicians in talks to regulate mental health workers
Anyone in Manitoba can call themselves a therapist and there are no repercussions if they prey on clients by providing costly mental health services with zero qualifications to do so.
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- Sunday 04PM Jan 08/23
New in-person RSV rapid testing service in Winnipeg
A new in-person RSV rapid testing service is now being offered in Winnipeg to help combat rising wait times in hospitals. The recent surge in RSV cases in children across Canada has been overwhelming emergency rooms. RSV is a common respiratory virus that causes infections of the lungs and respiratory tract. Testing for RSV is […]
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- Sunday 03PM Jan 08/23
Ukrainian men's hockey team to face Bisons in charity game
The Ukrainian national U25 men's hockey team is in Winnipeg this weekend, preparing for a charity game against the University of Manitoba Bisons to raise money for the war-torn country's national hockey program.© CTV |
- Sunday 02PM Jan 08/23
Pro-Bolsonaro rioters storm Brazil’s top government offices, 200 arrested
Supporters of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro who refuse to accept his election defeat stormed Congress, the Supreme Court and presidential palace Sunday, a week after the inauguration of his leftist rival, President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva. Thousands of demonstrators bypassed security barricades, climbed on roofs, smashed windows and invaded all three buildings, which […]
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- Sunday 02PM Jan 08/23
Adam Rich, former ‘Eight Is Enough’ child star, dies at 54
Adam Rich, the child actor with a pageboy mop-top who charmed TV audiences in the late 1970s as “America’s little brother” on “Eight is Enough,” has died. He was 54. Rich died Saturday in the Brentwood section of Los Angeles, said Lt. Aimee Earl of the Los Angeles County Medical-Examiner Coroner’s office. The cause of […]
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- Sunday 12PM Jan 08/23
Adam Rich, 'Eight Is Enough' actor, dead at 54
Adam Rich, an actor who rose to fame as a child playing the youngest Bradford family member, Nicholas, on the TV drama 'Eight Is Enough,' has died, according to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner. He was 54.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jan 08/23
"More dignified': The new way Harvest Manitoba is giving away food
Harvest Manitoba is changing its distribution model to allow for more efficiency, more choice, and more dignity for its clients.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jan 08/23
Winnipeggers mark 3rd anniversary of Flight PS752 downing
Grieving relatives and supporters are marking three years since the Iranian military shot down Flight PS752 with a rally in Winnipeg. The “Justice Prevails” commemoration ceremony was scheduled to take place outside the Canadian Museum for Human Rights Sunday afternoon. There were also rallies in 11 other major Canadian cities and in more than two […]
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- Sunday 11AM Jan 08/23
Winnipeg gym hosts grappling night to help send teen with genetic disorder to Spain
Winnipegger Eli Ducak, 15, is adventurous, curious and loves his pets. He also has Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome.
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- Sunday 11AM Jan 08/23
Record-setting snow maze outside Winnipeg behind schedule
The record-holding world’s largest snow maze – about 20 minutes south of Winnipeg – has yet to open this season after some warmer winter temperatures last month. Organizers admit they are a little behind schedule, with no opening date set yet. But those responsible for the ice-glazed masterpiece claim it will be well worth the […]
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- Sunday 10AM Jan 08/23
Winnipeg building evacuated, man arrested after allegedly threatening police online
A Winnipeg apartment building was evacuated Friday night as police investigated threatening online activity. Residents were evacuated from the apartment building on Cumberland Avenue near Carlton Street. Officers attended the residence of a man who allegedly posted online threatening to harm himself and police. “I was just at my house having a nice meal,” recounted […]
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- Sunday 10AM Jan 08/23
Winnipegger, family return home after unnerving ordeal in western Mexico
A Winnipegger and her family are safely back home following a violent uprising in western Mexico that was triggered by the arrest of a high-ranking drug cartel leader.
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- Sunday 08AM Jan 08/23
Some Canadians Set to Return from Mexico’s Mazatlan Area as Airports Reopen
Some Canadian tourists in Mexico's Sinaloa state finally began their delayed journey home on Saturday after a wave of violence erupted in the region, shuttering airports and prompting an advisory to shelter in place.
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- Sunday 07AM Jan 08/23
Ukrainian under-25 national hockey team prepares to face off against U of Manitoba Bisons in Winnipeg
Members of the Ukrainian under-25 national hockey team are set to face off against the University of Manitoba Bisons at Winnipeg's Canada Life Centre on Monday.
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- Sunday 06AM Jan 08/23
Buffalo Bills return to the field with plans to honour Damar Hamlin and first responders
Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York might emit the most emotion and the loudest cheers in its near 50-year history today. The NFL’s Buffalo Bills will be wearing a number-3 patch to honour their teammate Damar Hamlin when they take the field against the New England Patriots. Fans will see the Bills’ first game […]
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- Sunday 06AM Jan 08/23
Canadians to mark 3rd anniversary of Flight PS752 downing at countrywide ceremonies
Grieving relatives will mark three years since the Iranian military shot down Flight PS752 today at commemoration ceremonies in 12 major cities across Canada and 26 countries around the globe.© CTV |
- Sunday 06AM Jan 08/23
Southwestern Manitoba town starts new year with closure of EMS station
Wawanesa's emergency medical services station closed on Jan. 1, following years of staffing shortages.
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- Sunday 06AM Jan 08/23
Birdtail Sioux teen runs 100 km in Minnesota event to honour Dakota men hanged in 1862 mass execution
A teen from a southwestern Manitoba First Nation travelled more than 1,000 kilometres — and then ran over 100 more — late last month in honour of dozens of Dakota men who were hanged in the 1800s in what was the largest mass execution in U.S. history.
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- Sunday 06AM Jan 08/23
‘Three Amigos’ gather this week in Mexico City to talk North American excellence
WASHINGTON — Familiar North American irritants — U.S. protectionism, intransigence on continental trade, irregular migration — return to the fore this week as the so-called “Three Amigos” meet for a trilateral summit in Mexico City. Canada had an automotive axe to grind with the U.S. the last time Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, President Joe Biden […]
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- Sunday 04AM Jan 08/23
- Sunday 03AM Jan 08/23
Three years after PS752 was shot down, victims' families say they're still pushing Ottawa to act
Sunday marks three years since Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps fired a pair of surface-to-air missiles at a civilian plane over the skies of Tehran killing all 176 people onboard. The government has made progress on some of the victims' families' demands, but not others.
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- Sunday 03AM Jan 08/23
Canadians to mark third anniversary of Flight PS752 downing at countrywide ceremonies
Grieving relatives will mark three years since the Iranian military shot down Flight PS752 today at commemoration ceremonies in 12 major cities across Canada and 26 countries around the globe. Families will partake in rallies from Vancouver to Toronto and St. John’s to mark the anniversary of the downed flight, which killed 176 people including […]
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- Saturday 09PM Jan 07/23
Hamlin, still critical, continues recovery, tweets thanks
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Doctors described Damar Hamlin’s neurological function as “excellent” Saturday, as the Buffalo Bills safety continued making progress in his recovery after having to be resuscitated on the field in a game at Cincinnati on Monday. In providing their daily update on Hamlin, the Bills said the player continues to breathe […]
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- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
Missing woman, 27, last seen on New Year's Eve: Flin Flon RCMP
Flin Flon RCMP are searching for a missing 27-year-old woman who they say was last seen leaving a residence on New Year’s Eve.
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- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
Ukrainian under 25 hockey team in Winnipeg for Hockey Can’t Stop Tour
The Ukrainian national team was preparing on Saturday for their Monday night meeting with the University of Manitoba Bisons.© Global |
- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
RCMP search for missing Flin Flon woman
RCMP are asking for the public's help in finding a missing Flin Flon woman.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
'It's really quite magical': Winterpeg's first pop-up ski library of the season
A Winnipeg non-profit has returned, offering free cross-country skis, equipment, and lessons to anyone looking to get out and enjoy the winter weather.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
How Ukrainians new to Manitoba are celebrating Orthodox Christmas
Old traditions in a new country –- thousands of newly immigrated Ukrainians are celebrating Orthodox Christmas for the first time in Canada.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
How new Ukrainians are celebrating Orthodox Christmas in Manitoba
Old traditions in a new country –- thousands of newly immigrated Ukrainians are celebrating Orthodox Christmas for the first time in Canada.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Jan 07/23
News briefs for Sunday, January 8, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, January 8, 2023 Jets, Canucks tied 2-2 after one period 2:55 PM The Winnipeg Jets built a quick lead off a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 05PM Jan 07/23
Ukrainian refugees mark first Orthodox Christmas in Manitoba
For many Ukrainians, the festive season signals an important time of year, but their first one in Canada brings both joy and sadness as Russia's invasion into Ukraine continues.© Global |
- Saturday 04PM Jan 07/23
‘Empty pharmacies’: Adult medication shortage creeping across Canada
If you've been to a pharmacy in Canada recently, you may notice the shelves are looking light when it comes to adult cold and flu medication.
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- Saturday 03PM Jan 07/23
Two airports reopen in Mazatlan
Manitobans stranded in a popular Mexico tourist destination after violence swept through the region this week should soon be heading home.
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- Saturday 03PM Jan 07/23
"Their next new favourite sport': Game Day at Sport Manitoba
It was a day of discovery at Sport Manitoba as kids gathered to try out new sports with different organizations from around the province.© CTV |
- Saturday 03PM Jan 07/23
Blue Rodeo's Jim Cuddy, son Sam Polley coming to Manitoba for shows in Flin Flon, Killarney, Minnedosa
Sam Polley has been on road trips with his dad before, but he expects it will be a bit different this time around. He and his father, Blue Rodeo frontman Jim Cuddy, are heading to Manitoba for four shows in the coming week.
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- Saturday 03PM Jan 07/23
Influencer Andrew Tate’s arrest sparks conversations around misogyny, online hate
Experts discuss public hate speeches, social media's influence on society, and the interactions between digital technology and gender violence.© Global |
- Saturday 02PM Jan 07/23
Apartment evacuated, man arrested after uttering threats
Winnipeg police arrested a man and evacuated his Cumberland Avenue apartment Friday after he allegedly made threats against police.
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- Saturday 01PM Jan 07/23
Winnipeg youths robbed store, bear sprayed man: police
Two Winnipeg youths are facing various charges after an alleged robbery from a West End store and a bear spray attack Friday afternoon. The Winnipeg Police Service says the alleged robbery took place at a store on Milt Stegall Drive near Ellice Avenue around 3:45 p.m. Police say two boys – a 14-year-old and a […]
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- Saturday 01PM Jan 07/23
As airports reopen, some Canadians set to return from Mexico's Mazatlan area
Some Canadian tourists in Mexico's Sinaloa state are packing their bags to return home after a wave of violence erupted in the region, shuttering airports and prompting an advisory to shelter in place.
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- Saturday 12PM Jan 07/23
2 Winnipeg boys aged 12 and 14 arrested for shoplifting: Police
Two boys aged 12 and 14 have been arrested following a shoplifting incident on Friday, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Saturday 12PM Jan 07/23
Youths arrested for bear spray attack: Police
Two youths are facing assault and robbery charges after a bear spray attack Friday afternoon.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Jan 07/23
Winnipeg man arrested after officers allegedly threatened online
A Winnipeg man has been arrested after police say officers were threatened online.© Global |
- Saturday 12PM Jan 07/23
Some Canadians set to return from Mexico's Mazatlan area as airports reopen
Some Canadian tourists in Mexico's Sinaloa state are packing their bags to return home after a wave of violence erupted in the region, shuttering airports and prompting an advisory to shelter in place.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Jan 07/23
Man Charged with Threatening Police Officers
Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a man after they say he made online threats to harm officers, as well as expressing suicidal ideations.
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- Saturday 11AM Jan 07/23
Some Canadians set to return from Mexico’s Mazatlan area as airports reopen
Some Canadian tourists in Mexico’s Sinaloa state are packing their bags to return home after a wave of violence erupted in the region, shuttering airports and prompting an advisory to shelter in place. Two airports in the northwestern area of Mexico have reopened with flights scheduled for today from Mazatlan to cities in Western Canada […]
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- Saturday 11AM Jan 07/23
Connor's record-setting power-play goal leads Jets to 4-2 victory over Lightning
WINNIPEG -- Head coach Rick Bowness aimed his praise at the Winnipeg Jets' special teams in Friday night's 4-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning.© CTV |
- Saturday 08AM Jan 07/23
Ice Fishing Village Opens in Lockport
A new ice fishing village has popped up in Lockport at the base of St. Andrews Lock and Dam north of Winnipeg.
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- Saturday 07AM Jan 07/23
Manitoba hit by nationwide drug shortages, but local pharmacists say there are other options
Manitobans may have noticed empty shelves at their local pharmacies as a nationwide shortage of cold and flu products hits the province.
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- Saturday 07AM Jan 07/23
Senior with dementia moved to hospital over 100 km from home due to rule that 'doesn't make sense': daughter
The transfer of a recovering senior from Winnipeg to a rural hospital more than an hour's drive away from her home has a family member calling out a rule in the system she says is nonsensical and harmful.
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- Saturday 04AM Jan 07/23
Displaced Ukrainians mark sombre Orthodox Christmas far from war-torn home
For Ukrainians spending their first holiday season away from home, this year's Orthodox Christmas celebrations have been muted, focused on prayers that the war in their homeland comes to an end.
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- Saturday 03AM Jan 07/23
- Saturday 03AM Jan 07/23
Outstanding Manitobans lost in 2022
Jim Carr was a renaissance man. Carr, who was elected as a Liberal MP in Winnipeg three times, had served as minister of natural resources, international trade, and the special representative to the Prairies. He died at age 71 on Dec. 12, just days after his private member’s bill passed. The Building a Green Prairie Economy Act is designed to help prairie provinces switch to clean energy from oil and gas.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 03AM Jan 07/23
Here are 3 places to watch the Land Back movement unfold in 2023
Land Back is a movement, gaining momentum, that calls for the acknowledgement and return of Indigenous sovereignty over traditional territories. Unreserved visits three places on Turtle Island where people are engaged in the Land Back movement and meet some of the leaders who are on the frontlines.
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- Saturday 03AM Jan 07/23
Government looking to strengthen air passenger protection rules after holiday chaos, minister says
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says he’s looking to strengthen air passenger protection regulations at a time of rising frustration with Canada’s airlines.
© CBC |
- Saturday 02AM Jan 07/23
City explores solar energy for civic properties
The City of Winnipeg will take a look at its properties to determine if any are suited to generate solar power.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 02AM Jan 07/23
Hope amid the hurt
The year opened with beauty, with the gifts of the winter. It opened in sparkling snowdrifts and barren tree branches coated with silver. A wonderland, in which the light of the growing days can play: right now, Manitoba looks like the hopes we hold for each new year. A brightness, a promise, a blank page.
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- Saturday 01AM Jan 07/23
A community campaign for surgical innovation at HSC
“Health care is facing serious and immediate challenges, which can only be addressed by bold and innovative solutions. Operation Excellence is founded on those very principles. It’s time to rally […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 10PM Jan 06/23
McCarthy fails on 14th ballot for speaker, tensions boil
WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican Kevin McCarthy failed to win the House speakership on a 14th ballot late Friday, falling one vote short as tensions boiled over in a chaotic scene on the House floor. Even after two key Republican holdouts voted present to lower the tally he would need, it was not enough. McCarthy strode […]
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- Friday 10PM Jan 06/23
Dubois scores twice, Connor nets winner as Jets down Bolts 4-2
With his 41st career game winner, Kyle Connor passed Ilya Kovalchuk for most in franchise history.© Global |
- Friday 10PM Jan 06/23
Connor's record-setting power-play goal lifts Jets over Lightning for 4th straight win
Kyle Connor's record-setting power-play goal at 5:38 of the third led the Winnipeg Jets to a 4-2 victory over the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday.
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- Friday 10PM Jan 06/23
Connor’s Record-Setting Power-Play Goal Leads Jets to 4-2 Victory Over Lightning
WINNIPEG — Kyle Connor’s record-setting power-play goal at 5:38 of the third lead the Winnipeg Jets to a 4-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning on Friday.
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- Friday 09PM Jan 06/23
Ukrainians find solace in Christmas Eve celebration
Newly arrived Ukrainians found comfort in a traditional feast and new friends, all of whom shared in collective relief and grief, as they marked a major holiday far from their war-torn motherland Friday.
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- Friday 09PM Jan 06/23
'We demand justice': Calls for landfill searches continue as Brady blockade is lifted
A blockade at the Brady Landfill that has cost the city more than $400,000 has been lifted, but protestors say they are staying put until searches are underway for the remains of three women believed to be killed by an alleged serial killer.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
'How can we adapt': Local businesses moving online amid rising challenges
Tiber River, known for its natural body care products, is dropping its ambassador program due to numerous business challenges.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
Manitoban stuck in Mexico after outbreak of violence due to arrest of drug cartel leader
A Manitoba family's vacation in Mexico has turned tense, as violence erupted following the arrest of a drug cartel leader.
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- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
Taxpayer-supported agency that helps families faces its own crisis
Some employees of a publicly funded organization that helps Manitoba youth in crisis are calling for the ouster of its CEO, who insists she’s treating allegations of poor management practices “very seriously.”
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- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
Freedom ‘fighters’ are not fighting for Indigenous
A coalition of mostly Indigenous organizations, families, and survivors of violence has issued a statement to denounce the so-called freedom convoy for its “blatant use of Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit kin to further their own misguided and propagandic agenda.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
Winnipeggers stuck in Mazatlán as cartel violence causes delays
Winnipeg travelers in Mazatlan, Mexico discovered their flights home were cancelled after violence erupted in Sinaloa following the arrest of cartel member Ovidio Guzman.© Global |
- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
‘A lifetime of healing’
There’s no issue facing Winnipeg that draws as much attention, that sparks as many headlines and as much fear and anger and frustration, as crime. It’s in the news every day. It’s the focus of nearly every election campaign. Residents worry about it, some politicians pledge to get tough on it and social media bristles with arguments about how to solve it.
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- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
St. B apartment resident’s year ends with bloody, rude awakening
With blood running down his chest onto the floor from a stab wound and dressed only in socks and underwear, Al Rowan didn’t know whether he would live or die after being attacked by a woman he believes was high on drugs.
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- Friday 07PM Jan 06/23
Cruise control the best campaign strategy for Kinew & Co.
What would it take for NDP Leader Wab Kinew to lose the next provincial election? Quite a bit. With his party polling almost 30 percentage points ahead of the Tories in the all-important electoral battleground of Winnipeg, there would have to be a seismic shift in public support for Premier Heather Stefanson to keep her job after the next election, scheduled for Oct. 3.
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- Friday 06PM Jan 06/23
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau talks climate change with King Charles
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s office says he shared a call with King Charles that centred on environmental issues. Trudeau’s office says he and the King discussed the COP15 biodiversity summit that was held in Montreal last month, where nearly 200 countries signed a landmark conservation agreement. They also exchanged “ideas on tackling climate change and […]
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