Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Steinbach man, 73, dies after snowmobile hit by truck
A snowmobiler died after he was hit by a pickup truck in Steinbach on Wednesday morning, RCMP say.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
'I thought I was going to die': Woman wants changes to transit security after being threatened
A Manitoba woman said she feared for her life and wants to see safety improved on Winnipeg Transit after she said she was threatened on the bus on Tuesday.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Jeff Beck, guitar god who influenced generations, dies at 78
Jeff Beck, a guitar virtuoso who pushed the boundaries of blues, jazz and rock 'n' roll, influencing generations of shredders along the way and becoming known as the guitar player's guitar player, has died. He was 78.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Slight rate increase coming for Manitoba Public Insurance customers
The average MPI customer will see a 1.54 per cent increase in rates starting April 1.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Winnipeg city councillor calls to end sister city relationship with Chinese municipality
A motion at city hall could see a formal relationship tying Winnipeg to a sister city in China severed due to human rights concerns.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Tax relief, more health spending among Manitoba premier's pre-election plans
Manitobans may see some tax relief, financial help with inflation and money for addiction treatment before the provincial election slated for Oct. 3. What they are unlikely to see is any more movement by the province in its dispute with the federal government over carbon pricing.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
First Nations, Manitoba and feds team up on rental project for First Nations students
An apartment complex slated to open next year in Winnipeg is to provide First Nations students who have moved off reserve an affordable place to live while they pursue a post-secondary education. The project is being spearheaded by the Opaskwayak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba, with funding from the federal and Manitoba governments. The First […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Jeff Beck, guitar god who influenced generations, dies at 78
Beck died Tuesday after âsuddenly contracting bacterial meningitis,â his representatives said in a statement released Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 11/23
Thompson RCMP searching for woman, 31, last seen in November
Thompson RCMP are looking for a northern Manitoba woman who was reported missing in early January and was last seen in November.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Manitobans will pay an average of 1.54% more for MPI insurance starting April 1
The average Manitoba driver will see the amount they pay for insurance increase by 1.54 per cent in the spring, but rates could have been higher.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Manitoba left with more than 700,000 litres of expired hand sanitizer sent by Ottawa
Manitoba, Saskatchewan and other provinces will have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to empty storerooms full of hand sanitizer sent by the federal government in the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Manitoba among provinces looking to dispose of excess hand sanitizer
Provinces are awash with expired hand sanitizer that Ottawa sent during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Manitoba MĂ©tis cards recognized by some government departments but not all
A Manitoba MĂ©tis woman was denied the use of her MĂ©tis Citizenship Identification card to get into this liquor store in Winnipeg. She is now calling for this rule to change, citing that her Metis card should be recognized as a form of official ID. Holly Plouffe was entering a liquor store in Winnipegâs St. […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
81-year-old found after Silver Alert issued: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police say that an 81-year-old reported missing on Wednesday has been found safe.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Missing Winnipeg senior found quickly after Silver Alert issued: police
Peter Reimer, 81, was found within an hour of a Silver Alert being issued.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Blue Bombers Extend OL Jermarcus Hardrick to One-Year Deal
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have re-signed American offensive tackle Jermarcus Hardrick to a one-year contract extension.
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
How to successfully keep your New Yearâs resolutions
It’s still early in the New Year, but by now, countless resolutions have already been broken. As many as 25 per cent of people who set a goal for the new year when the old one was bid adieu will likely give up this week, according to Amy Deacon, founder of Toronto Wellness Counselling. She […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 11/23
Manitoba's low bivalent vaccine uptake worries health-care experts as XBB.1.5 variant spreads
Manitoba health care workers and researchers say low uptake of the bivalent COVID-19 vaccine can be attributed to confusion and fatigue within the general public, and a lack of data on the impact of the virus from government.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 11/23
Offensive tackle Hardrick signs for another season with Winnipeg Blue Bombers
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced Wednesday that offensive tackle Jermarcus Hardrick -- set to become a free agent next month -- has agreed to a one-year contract extension.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
New $17.4M apartment block will provide affordable housing for Indigenous students in Winnipeg
The federal and provincial governments and Opaskwayak Cree Nation will spend $17.4 million to build a seven-storey building at 380 Young St. Plans are to create 69 affordable units that will be owned and operated by Opaskwayak.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
Manitoba defenceman Declan Chisholm named AHL all-star
Declan Chisholm of the Manitoba Moose, who has also suited up for the Jets, is headed to Laval, Que., next month to take part in the AHL's annual showcase of its top talent.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
Tender Issued for New French-Language School in Sage Creek
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government has issued a tender for a new French-language school in the growing Winnipeg community of Sage Creek.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
First Nation, Manitoba and feds team up on rental project for Indigenous students
'Every Canadian deserves a safe and affordable place to call home,' said the federal minister of housing about a new Winnipeg complex being built in partnership with First Nations.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
First Nations, Manitoba and Feds Team Up on Rental Project for First Nations Students
WINNIPEG â An apartment complex slated to open next year in Winnipeg is to provide First Nations students who have moved off reserve an affordable place to live while they pursue a post-secondary education.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
Winnipeg Restaurants Competing in Annual Fried Chicken Fest
WINNIPEG -- You can almost smell the deliciousness in the air just by uttering the words fried chicken.
© 2023. This article Winnipeg Restaurants Competing in Annual Fried Chicken Fest appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 11/23
U.S. travel problems affecting transborder flights: Air Canada, WestJet
Air Canada and WestJet encouraged travellers headed to or from the U.S. to check their flights before going to the airport after a key computer outage at the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration caused delays. WestJet said six flights were delayed Wednesday morning because of the computer outage and none were cancelled, while Air Canada said […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 11/23
U of M teaming up with researchers in Africa to study mpox
Scientists from the University of Manitoba are joining forces with researchers in Africa to investigate the global spread of mpox and the virus that causes the illness.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 11/23
First Nations, Manitoba and feds team up on rental project for First Nations students
An apartment complex slated to open next year in Winnipeg is to provide First Nations students who have moved off reserve an affordable place to live while they pursue a post-secondary education.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 11/23
Good Samaritan Act protects those helping in overdose, other medical emergencies: Winnipeg lawyer
The conversation around drug use and overdose prevention in Winnipeg has law enforcement reminding residents of the Good Samaritan Act.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Jan 11/23
New NEXUS measures announced to address backlogs
A set of measures, including separate interviews in Canada and the U.S., has been announced to address NEXUS application backlogs.
The post New NEXUS measures announced to address backlogs appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 11/23
Charges laid in 2021 workplace death at Base Plant
In early January 2021, a 25-year-old contractor died when the bulldozer he was driving fell through the ice on a tailings pond at Suncor's Fort Hills site.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 11/23
Festival du Voyageur in Need of 300 Volunteers
WINNIPEG -- Festival du Voyageur is gearing up for the first in-person festival since the start of the pandemic. But it won't happen on its own.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 11/23
Calls for changes to air traveller protection laws amid latest deluge of flight cancellations, delays
As a computer outage sent a ripple of flight delays and cancellations across the United States Wednesday, an advocate is calling for changes here in Canada to air passenger protection framework.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jan 11/23
Travel problems due to FAA order affecting transborder flights for Canadians
Air Canada and WestJet are encouraging travellers headed to or from the U.S. to check their flights before heading to the airport after a key computer outage at the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration caused delays© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 11/23
Girl Guides of Canada renames Brownies branch âEmbersâ
The Girl Guides of Canada's Brownies branch has a new name, with current and former members choosing "Embers" as the new moniker.
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 11/23
Girl Guides announce new name for Brownies, saying old moniker caused harm to racialized girls
The Girl Guides of Canada has renamed its Brownies branch the 'Embers.' The organization says the previous name dissuaded some racialized girls and women from joining the outdoor adventure and activity group.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 11/23
FAA system outage impacting flights at Winnipeg airport
A computer outage at the Federation Aviation Administration (FAA) is causing flight delays in the United States on Wednesday, and is having an impact on departures at the Winnipeg airport© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 11/23
Industry travel trips as people gear up to fly out for Spring Break
While the holiday travel season has ended, many are planning for Spring Break while looking at how best to protect themselves in the event of delays and cancellations.
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- Wednesday 08AM Jan 11/23
City councillor to vie for Liberal nomination to replace late Winnipeg MP
Rollins says Carr was a friend, and she's received encouragement and recommendations in recent weeks from constituents who would like to see her vie for the open federal seat.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Jan 11/23
Killer sentenced as a youth in 2019 death of Winnipeg woman
A youth convicted of second-degree murder in the 2019 killing of Winnipeg woman Lise Danais will not serve a life sentence in prison, a judge ruled on Tuesday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 08AM Jan 11/23
Hypothermia death prompts investigation from Manitoba police watchdog
Manitobaâs police watchdog is investigating after a 29-year-old man died from hypothermia following an interaction with RCMP officers in Sainte Rose du Lac.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Jan 11/23
Will police or the courts stop Doug Fordâs Greenbelt plan?
In today’s Big Story podcast, since Doug Ford reneged on his promise to protect the Greenbelt in November, resistance to his proposal has been fierce. In the past week that has culminated in a court challenge as well as a potential investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police. There are other investigations ongoing as well, and […]
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- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
Kallon Commits to Wesmen Womenâs Basketball
The University of Winnipeg Wesmen women's basketball team has added the first student-athlete recruit to their 2023 roster.
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- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
U.S. computer outage leads to hundreds of flight delays, cancellations
The Federal Aviation Administration has lifted a ground stop on flights across the U.S. following a computer outage that resulted in thousands of delays and hundreds of cancellations quickly cascading through the system at airports nationwide.
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- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
Air travel across U.S. thrown into chaos after computer outage
The world's largest aircraft fleet was grounded for hours by a cascading outage in a government system that delayed or cancelled thousands of flights across the U.S. before it was lifted Wednesday morning.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
New Flyer lays off 30 workers from Winnipeg facilities
About 30 workers were laid off from the New Flyer facilities in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
FAA lifts ground stop on flights following computer outage; several Pearson flights delayed
The Federal Aviation Administration is lifting a ground stop on flights across the U.S. following a computer outage early Wednesday that resulted in thousands of delays and hundreds of cancellations quickly cascading through the system at airports nationwide. The FAA ordered all departing flights grounded early Wednesday morning, but lifted that order just before 9 […]
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- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
One teacher for 35 students: parents give school failing grade
ONE Winnipeg elementary teacher’s class list of Grade 4, 5 and 6 students has grown to 35, the result of which is an overcrowded room in stark contrast to the settings public health officials touted early on in the COVID-19 pandemic.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06AM Jan 11/23
Mom who lost baby sues for negligence
The mother of a baby who died shortly before being delivered has filed a lawsuit against her doctor and the Southern Health Authority, alleging they failed to properly treat the liver disorder she had during pregnancy.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05AM Jan 11/23
3 Manitobans aim for gold medals in men's, women's hockey at World University Games
Winnipegger Noah King and Brett Davis of Oakbank were named last month to the 23-man Canadian men's squad that will be competing at the International University Sports Federation's World University Winter Games in Lake Placid, N.Y. Tatum Amy of Birtle is on the Canadian women's hockey team.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05AM Jan 11/23
MĂ©tis cards should be acceptable forms of ID at Liquor Marts, Manitobans say
A Winnipeg woman is calling out Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries because she isn't able to use an ID card issued by the Manitoba Métis Federation as a valid form of identification, even though the federation is recognized as a self-government.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03AM Jan 11/23
What Indigenous language revitalization looks like in northern Ontario
From language apps to Order of Canada appointments, language revitalization success stories from northern Ontario are being recognized and celebrated.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02AM Jan 11/23
Tiber River abruptly cuts ties with about 800 âambassadorsâ
Winnipeg-based Tiber River is dropping hundreds of salespeople and moving to almost fully online sales, citing the pandemic and inflation.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01AM Jan 11/23
At rehabbed Globes, âThe Fabelmans,â âBansheesâ triumph
The Golden Globes returned to the air Tuesday with a red carpet flush with celebrities, comedian Jerrod Carmichael as a hesitant emcee and top awards for Steven Spielberg’s âThe Fabelmans” and Martin McDonagh’s âThe Banshees of Inisherin,â as the beleaguered award show sought to rekindle its pre-pandemic and pre-scandal glamour. Spielbergâs autobiographical coming-of-age film âThe […]
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- Wednesday 12AM Jan 11/23
The 2023 Golden Globes: Highlights from the scandalized awards' comeback show
The 80th annual Golden Globes returned to the air on Tuesday evening, marking a comeback for the once disgraced awards show after last year's telecast was cancelled by NBC.Â
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11PM Jan 10/23
Winnipeg city councillor Sherri Rollins seeks federal Liberal nomination in byelection
A Winnipeg city councillor is seeking the Liberal Party nomination in the byelection expected in Winnipeg South Centre.Â
© CBC |
- Tuesday 10PM Jan 10/23
Winnipeg committee grants heritage protection to West Kildonan Library
City council's standing committee on property and development has granted heritage protection to the West Kildonan Library, which opened in 1967. The committee voted unanimously to pass the motion Monday.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 09PM Jan 10/23
Jets' 5-game winning streak ends as Seider records 4 assists in Red Wings' victory
Moritz Seider had four assists, tying the Red Wings' single-game franchise record for a defenceman, and Detroit beat the Winnipeg Jets 7-5 on Tuesday night to snap a three-game skid.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 09PM Jan 10/23
Hurry for Harry: city readers snap up memoir
Only 10 days into the new year, and the crew at McNally Robinson Booksellers’ Grant Park location was having a royally busy day.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 09PM Jan 10/23
Police watchdog investigates after man who fled vehicle during RCMP check dies, possibly of hypothermia
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating after a man who took off from a vehicle during an RCMP check two weeks ago was found days later dead in the woods nearby.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 10/23
Jets canât complete comeback in 7-5 loss in Detroit
Nine Jets forwards recorded at least a point but it wasn't enough to overcome an early 3-0 deficit.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 10/23
Rollins eyes federal politics months after being re-elected to council
Winnipeg city councillor Sherri Rollins says she has decided to seek the nomination for Winnipeg South Centre after being nudged by a number of Liberals.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 10/23
Man's death at rural railway crossing prompts calls for safety changes
The death of a man killed in a weekend train collision has prompted calls for more safety features at rural railway crossings.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 10/23
Man's death at rural Manitoba railway crossing prompts calls for safety changes
The death of a man killed in a weekend train collision has prompted calls for more safety features at rural railway crossings.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 10/23
For this Regina family, rebooking their Sunwing Cuba vacation meant adding a drive to Winnipeg
After having an early January flight cancelled and then refunded through the company, a Regina family says they booked another flight to Cuba through Sunwing for later this month. The catch, says Lisa Adams-Krahenbil, is the only flight out leaves from Winnipeg, a six-hour-drive from home.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 10/23
4 Winnipeg neighbourhoods set to have reduced speeds through pilot project
Winnipeg's public works committee passed a bylaw amendment setting speed limits at 30 km/h in Bourkevale and Tyndall and 40 km/h in Richmond West and Worthington.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 10/23
Woman challenges province over reneged medical procedure coverage
A Winnipeg woman suffering from a debilitating disease says the province has reneged on its promise to provide her health coverage, draining her savings and compromising her quality of life.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 10/23
Woman challenges province over reneged medical procedure coverage
A Winnipeg woman suffering from a debilitating disease says the province has reneged on its promise to provide her health coverage, draining her savings and compromising her quality of life.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 10/23
Poilievre wonât allow facts to get in the way of some fiery rhetoric
Pierre Poilievre’s crusade against Canadian institutions knows no bounds, whether it’s the Bank of Canada, public-health departments, the judiciary or the news media.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
New Flyer lays off 30 staff in wake of $50-M Manitoba loan
A $50-million loan from the provincial government was not enough to save the jobs of some local New Flyer Industries employees.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
New Flyer lays off 30 staff in wake of $50-M Manitoba loan
A $50-million loan from the provincial government was not enough to save the jobs of some local New Flyer Industries employees.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
'It looks terrible': Resident upset with mess of garbage left for weeks
A North End resident wants to see the city pick up a mess of garbage they say has been left for weeks.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
Canadian cannabis industry struggling amid oversupply challenges: Experts
More than four years later, Canada's cannabis industry is starting to come down from a post-legalization high, experts say.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
Demand for home renovations in Manitoba still high, staffing low
The pandemic saw demand for home renovations in Manitoba climb â and according to Tina Driscoll, vice-president of Dynasty Bathrooms, it hasn't stopped.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
Winnipeg firefighters battle to prevent cancer
Every year firefighters around the world die of work-related cancers, which is why January is dedicated to bringing awareness to the occupational hazard.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers release Tyrell Ford to sign with NFL Packers
The Blue Bombers released rookie defensive back Tyrell Ford to sign with the NFL's Green Bay Packers.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
News briefs for Wednesday, January 11, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, January 11, 2023 Manitoba figure skaters on fire at nationals 10:45 AM Winnipeg junior pair skaters Ava Kemp and partner Yohnatan Elizarov […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 10/23
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Ukraine wraps up Hockey Canât Stop Tour with win in Winnipeg
Ukraineâs National under-25 team finished their final western Canada game of the “Hockey Can’t Stop Tour” and Winnipeg made it feel like home. “Not a lot of words… too many feelings and emotions about this,” said Gleb Krivoshapkin, forward for the Ukrainian U-25 team. “We had this kind of stuff, this kind of games, only […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
'It's going to feel amazing': Winnipeg students create warming hut for river trail
Six new warming huts will soon be unveiled along the river trail at The Forks, all of which were designed as part of an international arts and architecture competition.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Pool, library staff trained to use naloxone
Staff at some City of Winnipeg facilities have been trained to administer a drug that quickly reverses an opioid overdose.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Itâs not often someone in custody asks police to take him to prison
Selkirk RCMP arrested a hitchhiker wanted on warrants Monday who is now accused of swallowing methamphetamine in an attempt to smuggle the drugs into Stony Mountain federal prison.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
âPeople need itâ: Millennium Library nears one-month closure mark
Millennium Library patrons say they hope the City of Winnipeg will fully reopen the downtown gathering space, one month (as of Wednesday) after it closed following the on-site slaying of a 28-year-old man. Almost two weeks after the Dec. 11 incident, the facility brought back limited services (pick-ups and drop-offs of library materials) and people are able to warm up in its entryway. The main area remains blocked off and security on site to redirect people seeking entry. A full reopening, which city chief administrative officer Michael Jack has said is arriving at some point mid-January, canât come soon enough for many. The library was crucial for Shaylene Constant while she got her GED. Sheâd take out books she needed for classes and use the computers to do coursework.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
âHe had a huge heart⊠he gave everythingâ
A 42-year-old father and councillor killed in a collision involving a vehicle and train in southeastern Manitoba is being remembered for his dedication to family and community.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Green Bay Packers sign former Winnipeg Blue Bombers defensive back
Tyrell Ford, 24, spent last season with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, who made the native of Niagara Falls, Ont., their first pick, No. 13 overall, in the 2022 CFL draft out of Waterloo.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Insurance dispute delays cleanup of Sherbrook Street fire rubble
An appeal has been launched of a City of Winnipeg order to remove a massive pile of rubble left behind when fire destroyed a three-storey apartment building nearly a year ago.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Person-to-person ride rental service hoping to expand to Manitoba
Turo, an app that lets you rent out your vehicle to others, is hoping to expand to Manitoba.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 10/23
Ottawa announces progress on 2 MMIWG inquiry calls to justice
Over a year into a national action plan to end violence against Indigenous women, Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister Marc Miller announced progress into two calls for justice from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 10/23
New Flyer lays off 30 staff after Manitoba announced $50M loan to parent company
Less than a month after the Manitoba government announced a $50 million loan for the Winnipeg-based NFI Group to address supply chain issues, it was informed that the company permanently laid off 30 employees.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 10/23
How to protect your home while away on vacation
As many flock to warmer climates to escape the sometimes punishing Manitoba winter, experts are reminding homeowners to protect their property before jumping on a flight.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 10/23
Selkirk RCMP suspect man swallowed drugs to smuggle into prison
Selkirk RCMP say they suspect a man swallowed drugs in an attempt to smuggle them into prison.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 10/23
Canada to Buy $406-Million Surface-to-Air Missile System for Ukraine
OTTAWA â Canada is buying a U.S. surface-to-air missile system for Ukraine nearly a year after Russia's invasion of the country began.
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 10/23
Manitoba man allegedly ingested drugs to smuggle into prison: RCMP
Mounties say a Manitoba man is in custody after he allegedly ingested a balloon filled with methamphetamine with the purpose of smuggling the drugs into a prison. A male driver flagged down Selkirk RCMP Monday afternoon after he picked up a hitchhiker who was refusing to leave his vehicle. Officers took the suspect to the […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 10/23
Man Charged After Allegedly Ingesting Meth-Filled Balloon
Manitoba RCMP have a man in custody after he allegedly ingested a balloon filled with methamphetamine in an effort to smuggle drugs into a prison.
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 10/23
Manitoba man allegedly ingested drugs to smuggle into prison: RCMP
Mounties say a Manitoba man is in custody after he allegedly ingested a balloon filled with methamphetamine with the purpose of smuggling the drugs into a prison.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 10/23
Anola man charged after trying to smuggle meth-filled balloon into prison: Manitoba RCMP
Selkirk RCMP arrested a hitchhiker who they say was attempting to smuggle drugs into Manitoba prison
© CBC |
- Tuesday 02PM Jan 10/23
Is protein powder a suitable meat replacement?
Amid rising grocery prices, some are buying protein powder instead of meat. But are smoothies a suitable replacement for chicken or beef?
The post Is protein powder a suitable meat replacement? appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 10/23
'It's an honour for them': Fans show support for Ukraine at charity hockey match
It was a special night at the Canada Life Centre on Monday, with a hockey game that took on meaning that went far beyond the score board.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 10/23
Joe Biden to visit Canada in March
U.S. President Joe Biden will make his first official visit to Canada in March, the White House has confirmed. More to come
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 10/23
City Staff Trained to Administer Opioid Overdose-Reversing Drug
Some City of Winnipeg staff are now trained to administer an opioid overdose-reversing drug as part of their first aid procedures.
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