Tuesday 05PM Jan 17/23
2 men arrested for aggravated assault of 69-year-old man in Ste. Anne: Manitoba RCMP
Steinbach RCMP charged two men Sunday afternoon with aggravated assault against a 69-year-old man in the RM of Ste. Anne.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 17/23
Three arrested, one hospitalized following brawl in RM of Ste Anne, Man.
Steinbach RCMP say a fight between three men resulted in the hospitalization of a 69-year-old and the arrest of three other individuals.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 17/23
Festival du Voyageur Unveils Programming Lineup
Festival du Voyageur on Tuesday unveiled its 2023 programming lineup for the 54th annual event, scheduled for February 17-26.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 17/23
'Makes me very angry': Winnipegger frustrated after pharmacy system failure
A Winnipeg woman says a system crash at Shoppers Drug Mart has left her without her pain medication for two days.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 17/23
Beauty takes wing at new butterfly garden in Winnipeg
CBC's Shannah-Lee Vidal gets a tour from Jackie Enberg of the Assiniboine Park Conservancy of the Sheila Richardson Butterfly Garden at the Leaf.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 17/23
Store owner seeks social media assist to snap break-in string
A downtown storefront owner has appealed to social media after his business was targeted three times within the past month by what appears to be the same thief.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 17/23
Manitoba Still Hasnât Acted on Some Recommendations to Protect Kids, Advocate Says
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government has yet to implement key recommendations on sleep-related infant deaths, social worker caseloads and other issues, even though some of the proposals date back years, the office of the provincial children and youth advocate said Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 17/23
'It's going to cost you more': The impact of 'shelflation' on your groceries
With the price of food continuing to be high due to inflation, experts are concerned that it is creating a state of 'shelflation.'© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 17/23
Winnipeg paramedics say alcohol makes up majority of substance abuse cases
Data from WFPS shows the bulk of substance-use calls are linked to alcohol.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 17/23
To clear or not to clear? That is the question bylaw doesnât answer, councillor complains
A city committee will take another look at rules that may leave residents at risk of fines when they voluntarily clear snow from sidewalks.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
Manitoba still hasnât acted on some recommendations to protect kids, advocate says
The Manitoba government has yet to implement key recommendations on sleep-related infant deaths, social worker caseloads and other issues, even though some of the proposals date back years, the office of the provincial children and youth advocate said Tuesday. The government has made progress overall, Sherry Gott said in her annual report on how the […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
Feasibility study on landfill search for Manitoba women's remains expected to be done by March 31
The First Nations advocacy group tasked with overseeing efforts to determine whether it's possible to recover the remains of two women from a landfill expects to complete a feasibility study in the next two months.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
Social-support services annex likely not part of library reopening plan
When the Millennium Library reopens, a space to connect vulnerable people with social supports could remain shuttered. On Tuesday, Winnipegâs top bureaucrat told reporters the downtown libraryâs community connections space, which is designed to connect vulnerable patrons with shelter/housing, social assistance, mental health, addiction services and other supports, âvery likelyâ wonât resume at that time.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
First Nations group expects landfill feasibility study to take months to finish
The First Nations advocacy group tasked with overseeing efforts to determine whether it's possible to recover the remains of two women from a landfill expects to complete a feasibility study in the next two months.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
First Nations group expects landfill feasibility study to take months to finish
The First Nations advocacy group tasked with overseeing efforts to determine whether it’s possible to recover the remains of two women from a landfill expects to complete a feasibility study in the next two months. The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says it is still in the process of securing funding from the federal government for […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
Major Crimes Unit investigating fire at Transcona apartment
The Winnipeg police major crimes unit is investigating a Transcona apartment fire in which one person was taken to hospital in unstable condition.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 17/23
How a Dry-uary could be beneficial for your health
Dry January, also known as Dry-uary, began a decade ago in the U.K. It's a month when people choose sobriety, for a variety of reasons. CBC's Jim Agapito shows us why Dry-uary could be beneficial for your health.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Woman, 45, from Norway House, Man. dies after hit and run: RCMP
A 45-year-old woman from Norway House, Man., has died after a hit and run, RCMP say.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
First Nations group expects landfill feasibility study to take months to finish
The landfill search committee includes First Nations leaders, family members, Winnipeg police, RCMP, the City of Winnipeg and the province, as well as elders and forensic experts.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Manitoba pledges millions to attract youth to education, jobs via Brandon college
Manitoba is spending as much as $10 million on a new development at Assiniboine Community College, Premier Heather Stefanson announced Tuesday.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Province Commits $10M to ACCâs Prairie Innovation Centre
The Manitoba government has committed up to $10 million to the development of the Prairie Innovation Centre at Assiniboine Community College in Brandon.
© 2023. This article Province Commits $10M to ACC’s Prairie Innovation Centre appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Woman killed in hit and run in northern Manitoba: police
A 45-year-old woman, believed to be the victim of a hit and run, died in hospital last week after being found lying on the road in a northern Manitoba community, police say.Â
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Search uncovers 171 âplausible burialsâ near Ontario residential school
Wauzhushk Onigum Nation in northern Ontario says it has uncovered 171 ``plausible burials'' in a study of unmarked graves.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Woman Killed in Hit and Run on Manitoba First Nation
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a fatal hit and run after a woman was struck by a vehicle on Nisichawayaihk Cree Nation last Friday.
© 2023. This article Woman Killed in Hit and Run on Manitoba First Nation appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 17/23
Manitoba promises additional $600K to double child-care spaces at Brandon YMCA
The province of Manitoba has promised an additional $600,000 in funding for an expansion of the Brandon YMCA's child-care centre, doubling the number of child-care spaces from 48 to 96.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 17/23
171 anomalies discovered at former residential school site in Northern Ontario
A First Nation located in Kenora, Ont. says it has discovered anomalies on the grounds of a former residential school.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 17/23
Winnipeg organizations get funding boost for mental health programs
Two Winnipeg community organizations are getting a boost to help support their mental health services.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 17/23
Over 170 'plausible burials' detected in search for unmarked graves at former Kenora residential school site
Wauzhushk Onigum Nation says ground-penetrating radar (GPR) has detected more than 170 anomalies during a search for unmarked graves at the site of a former residential school in Kenora, Ont.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 17/23
Festival du Voyageur announces programming for 2023 Winnipeg festival
This year's Festival du Voyageur runs Feb. 17-26, and includes perennially-popular activities like the beard-growing contest, historical events, fiddling and jigging contests.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 17/23
Ste. Anne MDâs sexual assault trial adjourned again to locate missing evidence
The trial for a rural doctor charged with sexual assault was adjourned for the second consecutive day Tuesday morning, to give Crown prosecutors time to obtain evidence the defence is seeking from the Sainte-Anne Police Service. Dr. Arcel Bissonnette is charged with 22 counts of sexual assault for alleged offences against several female patients when he worked in Ste. Anne, a town southeast of Winnipeg, between 2004 and 2017. He was initially charged in 2020 with six counts, before additional complainants stepped forward and he was charged with 16 more offences in 2021. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba barred him from practising medicine when he was first charged.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM Jan 17/23
No action on important recommendations to protect kids, Manitoba Children's Advocate report says
Manitoba's advocate for children and youth says the province has still not fulfilled some key recommendations aimed at protecting vulnerable young people made nearly a decade ago.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11AM Jan 17/23
'It is everywhere': How you can test for radon in your home
Radon -- a radioactive gas that is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers â can easily enter your home.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Jan 17/23
Sex assault trial for Manitoba doctor lurches through 2nd day with another delay
The trial of a Manitoba doctor charged with 22 counts of sexual assault against female patients has hit another brief delay.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11AM Jan 17/23
Manitoba doctor's sexual assault trial delayed another day
The trial of a Manitoba doctor accused of sexual assault has been delayed another day as the Crown works to gather more evidence defence lawyers say is missing.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Jan 17/23
CSA Boxes in Manitoba for 2023 â Community Supported Agriculture
If you are wanting to eat healthier in the summer, more local produce, support local companies, save some money on groceries etc. – A CSA box is a great choice! You get a box directly from the farm – you ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 10AM Jan 17/23
Manitoba still hasn't acted on some recommendations to protect kids, advocate says
Manitoba's advocate for children and youth says the province has still not fulfilled some key recommendations aimed at protecting young people.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 17/23
Manitoba still hasnât acted on some recommendations to protect kids, advocate says
Manitoba's advocate for children and youth says the province has still not fulfilled some key recommendations aimed at protecting young people.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 17/23
Manitoba still hasnât acted on some recommendations to protect kids, advocate says
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government has yet to implement key recommendations on sleep-related infant deaths, social worker caseloads and other issues, even though some of the proposals date back years, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 17/23
Brandon YMCA child-care expansion gets additional $600,000 in provincial funding
The expansion â part of a larger project in the works at the Brandon YMCA â will double the centre's capacity to 96 from 48 spaces upon completion© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 17/23
Brandon YMCA Child-Care Expansion Receives Additional Funding
The Manitoba government has committed an additional $600,000 to expand child-care at the Brandon YMCA.
© 2023. This article Brandon YMCA Child-Care Expansion Receives Additional Funding appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 08AM Jan 17/23
Vacant downtown Winnipeg apartment building to be demolished after morning fire
A vacant apartment building on Gertie Street will be demolished after a fire early Tuesday, Winnipeg fire officials say.© Global |
- Tuesday 07AM Jan 17/23
Canada's alcohol industry says warning labels about health risks unnecessary
Canada's alcohol industry is pushing back against a call for mandatory warning labels on booze containers as suggested in new guidance that also greatly limits the recommended amount Canadians should be drinking.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jan 17/23
New guidance outlines how much alcohol Canadians should drink
New guidance on drinking for Canadians is out today, and the whole idea is less is more when it comes to alcohol consumption and your health.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jan 17/23
8 teen girls in Toronto are facing murder charges after an alleged swarming attack. What happened?
In today’s Big Story, if that headline stunned you, you’re not alone. Even veteran police officials and crime reporters can’t recall a case like this one, in which eight teen girls ranging in age from 13 to 16 allegedly swarmed and attacked a homeless man, leading to his death from stab wounds. Police say there […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Jan 17/23
Sexual Assault Trial of Manitoba Doctor Delayed Due to Missing Evidence
WINNIPEG â A sexual assault trial of a rural Manitoba doctor has been delayed to address evidence that may have been lost or destroyed.Â
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- Tuesday 06AM Jan 17/23
Apartment fire closes streets near downtown Winnipeg
A fire at what's believed to be a vacant apartment building has shut down traffic on a street near Winnipeg's downtown Tuesday morning, police say.
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- Tuesday 06AM Jan 17/23
Tuesday morning apartment fire forces road closures in Winnipeg
Winnipeg commuters are being warned about a fire at an apartment building Tuesday morning that has forced road closures in the city.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06AM Jan 17/23
Winnipegâs Farpoint Films Signs Deal with Super Channel
Winnipeg-based Farpoint Films has signed an exclusive deal to produce 150 hours of both unscripted and scripted television for Super Channel.
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- Tuesday 06AM Jan 17/23
How much alcohol is too much? New guidance for Canadians out today
New guidance is out on how much alcohol Canadians should be drinking while maintaining their health — and the updated advice could be a sobering reality check for many. The new report for from the Canadian Centre for Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA) suggests a person should consume no more than two drinks a week […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Jan 17/23
North End trash volcano is gone but illegal dumping still goes on
A “trash volcano” behind a North End apartment block has been quelled for now, but the issue of inner-city illegal dumping persists.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 17/23
It's time to put cancer warning labels on alcohol, experts say
The pressure on the government to put cancer warning labels on alcohol containers is growing, as experts say the majority of Canadians don't know the risks that come with consuming even moderate amounts.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 17/23
Winnipeg's waste stream is 44% food, but citywide composting could cut its climate impact: report
While grocery bills rise, food is still being wasted in Winnipeg â and a new report says nearly half of that greenhouse gas-producing waste is avoidable.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 17/23
'I'm 25 and I don't think I'm ready to have kids': A gen-Zer considers the pitfalls of parenthood
CBC Manitoba's Creator Network asked gen-Zers and millennials to contemplate the question "Should I have kids?" in a series of personal essays and videos. In this instalment, filmmaker Samantha Don, 25, asks whether she's ready.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 17/23
Frostbite amputations hit 10-year high in Winnipeg last winter, data suggests
There were 90 frostbite diagnoses and 19 amputations in the 2021-22 fiscal year, according data from Shared Health that breaks down the numbers between 2011 and 2022.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 17/23
Winnipeg artist revives gallery with programming not bound by genre or geography
Luther Konadu is breathing new life into a gallery that almost closed as the director of Blinkers, an art and project space in Winnipeg's Exchange District. Now the Winnipeg-based artist and writer volunteers his time so that Winnipeggers can see art from all over the world.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01AM Jan 17/23
Canadaâs annual inflation rate slowed in December but grocery prices stayed high
Canada’s annual inflation rate slowed to 6.3 per cent in December as the cost of groceries remained high and gas prices cooled. In its latest consumer price index released Tuesday, Statistics Canada said Canadians continued to see prices soar at grocery stores last month compared with a year ago. Grocery prices were up 11 per […]
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- Monday 09PM Jan 16/23
Premier silent after Tory MLAs attend Poilievre speech
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is refusing to address why members of her Progressive Conservative caucus attended an event organized by a group that has been called out for minimizing the impact of racism and residential schools.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Jan 16/23
City committee calls for debris left behind from fire to be cleaned up
People who live near a mound of debris that was left behind after a vacant apartment fire last year donât want to live with it anymore.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Jan 16/23
Elevated carbon dioxide levels in school sends 11 people to hospital
Frustrated and concerned families want to know why they were not notified immediately about dangerous levels of carbon dioxide in a nursery-to-Grade 9 school at Brokenhead Ojibway Nation that sent nearly a dozen people to hospital Friday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
Don't expect the Millennium Library to reopen this week as planned, union says
The union that represents workers at the Millennium Library says people shouldn't expect the downtown Winnipeg facility to reopen this week as previously planned.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
Public overdoses spark safe consumption site talk
Two unresponsive people found in Winnipeg bus shelters and revived by naloxone in recent days have pushed the issue of safe drug consumption sites back into the spotlight.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
How a local organization is helping Ukrainian refugees learn English
Finding a job, booking an appointment, or asking for help at the grocery store are among the reasons Ukrainian refugees settling in Manitoba want to learn English.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
12 months in jail for fatal 2020 hit, run
The widow of a Winnipeg man killed in a 2020 hit-and-run by a driver with a suspended licence cried Monday as she told court of her loss.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
12 months in jail for fatal 2020 hit, run
The widow of a Winnipeg man killed in a 2020 hit-and-run by a driver with a suspended licence cried Monday as she told court of her loss.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
We can have âLittle Americaâ and still support local
According to a Seasons of Winnipeg retail leasing brochure making the rounds on social media, Winnipeg is getting a Krispy Kreme and an Arby’s along the Sterling Lyon strip — an area of the city I’ve long called ‘Little America.’
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
Familyâs brutal end hasnât stopped others intent on crossing border from gambling with lives
A tragedy involving an Indian family who died trying to walk across the Canada-U.S. border near Emerson a year ago hasn’t stopped others from attempting the perilous journey.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 16/23
Frozen in terror, frozen in time
KITTSON COUNTY, MINN. — Kathryn Siemer still remembers the feeling of dread when U.S. agents opened a backpack full of children’s items after rescuing seven Indian nationals trying to cross the Manitoba border during a -35 C blizzard last January.
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- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
Millennium Library unlikely to fully reopen this week
The city and union representing library workers say more time is needed to improve security measures to protect staff facing abuse.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
City upholds Sherbrook Street rubble pile clean-up deadline
It’s a massive pile of rubble city officials say they’ve visited many times over the past year, where some folks have set up camp at times and others have searched for salvageable items among the bricks and debris.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
Sherbrook street apartment rubble cost City of Winnipeg more than $37K
A pile of rubble left after a fire destroyed a Sherbrook Street apartment building has cost the City of Winnipeg tens of thousands of dollars, according to a city official.
© CBC |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
Millennium Library reopening postponed pending safety audit, City of Winnipeg says
The Millennium Library in downtown Winnipeg has been closed since Tyree Cayer was fatally assaulted there in early December. Staff have expressed concerns for their safety.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
Winnipeg car-sharing proving more popular as a transportation option
Peg City Car Co-op is an organized car share that launched in 2011. The co-op now has over 3,000 members, and has vehicles in nearly every central Winnipeg neighbourhood.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
Manitoba âpoor performanceâ mars accessibility standards report card
Manitoba accessibility advocates have issued the provincial government a passing grade â barely â when it comes to implementing and enforcing accessibility standards legislation on behalf of people with disabilities. Barrier Free Manitoba has published a mock report card with an overall D grade, outlining its concerns with the provinceâs progress â and what the organization describes as a lack of consultation â in bringing into force the Accessibility for Manitobans Act. However, the non-profit coalition gave Manitoba F grades on protecting people with disabilities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, on the existing complaints process, and on what it describes as a provincial failure to honour a human rights focus and basic intent of the legislation.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
What Manitoba is doing to deal with student absenteeism
The Manitoba government is working to keep more kids in school with a new public campaign and school policy directive.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jan 16/23
News briefs for Tuesday, January 17, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, January 17, 2023 Fire on Regent Avenue West 8:46 AM A fire broke out in a commercial building on Regent Avenue […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
Three victims found in St-Roch-de-lâAchigan blast site
Early Monday night, Quebec provincial police announced that they located the three victims of the St-Roch-de-lâAchigan explosion last week. SQ have been searching the rubble of the Propane Lafortune building since the blast last Thursday. Authorities had said winter weather and the state of the site made it more complicated to find the victims. They […]
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- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
RCMP in The Pas now investigating double homicide after man dies from injuries
A man who was found in critical condition early Sunday morning near a home in The Pas died hours later from his injuries. RCMP are investigating his death, together with that of another man who was found dead at the same location, as a double homicide.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
Trial for Manitoba doctor charged with 22 counts of sex assault begins with defence trying to end it
The trial for Arcel Bissonnette, a Manitoba doctor charged with 22 counts of sexual assault against female patients over the course of 13 years, began Monday with the defence immediately trying to get the trial adjourned.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
Sexual assault trial of Manitoba doctor delayed due to missing evidence
Dr. Arcel Bissonnette is facing 22 sexual assault charges for alleged offences against several female patients when he worked in Ste. Anne, a town southeast of Winnipeg.© Global |
- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
Canadian medic killed in Ukraine mourned by foreign legion, family
Canadian Gregory Tsekhmistrenko is being mourned by his family after being killed while serving as a medic as part of Ukraine's foreign legion forces.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
Man to serve life in prison for 2019 killing of Thompson woman Bobbie Lynn Moose
A man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of a Thompson, Man., woman who disappeared in 2019 has been sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole for seven years.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
Trudeau says Ottawa looking at bail reform after letter from premiers demands action
OTTAWA â Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his government is looking “carefully” and “quickly” at a letter Canada’s premiers sent him last week that called for reforms to the country’s bail system. “There’s a real concern out there,” he acknowledged when speaking to reporters in Saskatoon on Monday. Trudeau is taking heat from the premiers […]
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- Monday 05PM Jan 16/23
- Monday 04PM Jan 16/23
41-year-old man from eastern Manitoba missing since December: RCMP
Murray Andrew Courchene's family last spoke to him on Dec. 15, 2022. RCMP are asking for help to locate him.
© CBC |
- Monday 04PM Jan 16/23
'We have significant concerns': Lawyers of Manitoba doctor accused of sexual assault question integrity of police investigation
The lawyers of a Manitoba doctor facing 22 counts of sexual assault say they have 'significant concerns' with the integrity of the police investigation after discovering a year of notes from the lead investigator are missing.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Jan 16/23
New video campaign is part of a plan to cut school absenteeism in Manitoba
The Manitoba government has started a public awareness campaign to encourage more young people to stay in school. The campaign includes videos that show young people talking about how going to school opens more possibilities for their future. The government has also issued a new policy directive for school divisions to help monitor and analyze […]
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- Monday 04PM Jan 16/23
Blue Bombers bring defensive end Jeffcoat back for 6th season
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have re-signed defensive end Jackson Jeffcoat to a one-year contract extension, the team announced Monday.
© CBC |
- Monday 04PM Jan 16/23
RCMP searching for missing man from Fort Alexander First Nation, Man.
RCMP are searching for a 41-year-old man from Fort Alexander First Nation, Man., who was reported missing on Jan. 3.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Jan 16/23
Blue Bombers Re-Sign Jackson Jeffcoat for Sixth Season
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers re-signed defensive end Jackson Jeffcoat to a one-year extension on Monday.
© 2023. This article Blue Bombers Re-Sign Jackson Jeffcoat for Sixth Season appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Monday 03PM Jan 16/23
Blue Bombers sign defensive end Jeffcoat to 1-year extension
Jackson Jeffcoat had a team- and career-high nine sacks along with a league-best four forced fumbles in 12 games during the 2021 season.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jan 16/23
New video campaign is part of a plan to cut school absenteeism in Manitoba
'Schools are key to lifelong success by engaging students in learning through both classroom and extracurricular activities.'© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jan 16/23
Manitoba's plan for student absenteeism asks divisions to bring their policies in line this spring
Every school division in the province will need to develop its own plan on how to curb student absenteeism by the end of the current school year.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Jan 16/23
Manitoba church admits to breaking COVID-19 health orders; to pay $30K fine
After admitting to breaking public health orders at the height of the pandemic, a Manitoba church is facing a fine of $30,000.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Jan 16/23
- Monday 02PM Jan 16/23
Manitoba MĂ©tis fiddler Clint Dutiaume remembered as musician who 'blazed a huge trail'
Clint Dutiaume, an influential MĂ©tis fiddle player in Manitoba, has died. He was 59.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Jan 16/23
2 men charged in India in deaths of family found frozen in Manitoba near U.S. border
Police in India say two men are facing charges in the deaths of a family who froze a year ago while trying to cross from Manitoba into the United States.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Jan 16/23
The Pas, Man. murder upgraded to double homicide after second victim dies in hospital
Police said they found two victims outside a home, both with signs of trauma, around 4 a.m. Sunday morning.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jan 16/23
Police in India charge 2 men in deaths of family who froze crossing into U.S.
Two men are facing a raft of charges, including human trafficking, in the deaths of four members of the same family who froze while trying to cross from Canada into the United States almost a year ago, police in India said Monday.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Jan 16/23
Police in India Charge Two Men in Deaths of Family Who Froze Crossing into U.S.
Two men are facing a raft of charges, including human trafficking, in the deaths of four members of the same family who froze while trying to cross from Canada into the United States almost a year ago, police in India said Monday.
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