Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Guns, jewelry stolen in Winnipeg break-in: police
Winnipeg police have one man in custody and are looking for another suspect, following the break-in reported on Victor Street.
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- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Father, 10-year-old son randomly assaulted on Winnipeg bus, police say
Two people were arrested after a father and his 10-year-old son were assaulted on a Winnipeg Transit bus Thursday evening.
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- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Majority of Manitobans would nix school-tax rebates in favour of social spending, poll suggests
A majority of Manitobans want the provincial government to cancel education-tax rebates planned for this year and spend the money on services instead, a poll commissioned by a think tank suggests.
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- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Judge acquits RCMP officer who punched man at a bar in northern Manitoba
A judge has acquitted an RCMP officer who punched a man while leaving a bar in northern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Judge acquits RCMP officer who punched man at a bar in northern Manitoba
The officer had been charged with assault causing bodily harm.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Two charged after 10-year-old and father were allegedly assaulted on Winnipeg bus
Winnipeg police have charged two people after a 10-year-old and his father were allegedly assaulted on a bus. WPS say the incident happened around 8:30 p.m. on Thursday, when a man and a woman got on a Winnipeg Transit bus and began yelling obscenities at the father and son. The situation then escalated and both […]
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- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Two charged after child and father assaulted on bus: Winnipeg police
Two people have been charged after they allegedly assaulted a father and his 10-year-old son on a Winnipeg Transit bus Thursday night.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Jan 20/23
Winnipeg father and 10-year-old son attacked on transit bus, police say
According to police, a male and a female passenger randomly shouted obscenities at the father and son before punching both in the head a number of times.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Jan 20/23
Manitoba NDP accusing province of hiding funding model for schools
The Manitoba NDP is alleging that the Stefanson government’s funding model for schools is being delayed until after the provincial election, because it lays the groundwork for cuts to the classroom.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Jan 20/23
Father and Son Assaulted on Winnipeg Transit Bus
WINNIPEG -- A father and son were both sent to hospital on Thursday after being randomly assaulted while riding a Winnipeg Transit bus.
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- Friday 11AM Jan 20/23
Flu and COVID-19 infections continue to fall in Manitoba
Manitoba's influenza and COVID-19 activity continued to decline in 2023, with hospital admissions dropping significantly for both last week, the latest provincial surveillance data says.
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- Friday 11AM Jan 20/23
3rd man charged in India after family found frozen to death near U.S. border in Manitoba
Police in India say a third man is facing charges in the deaths of a family who froze a year ago while trying to walk into the United States from Manitoba.
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- Friday 11AM Jan 20/23
Canada hopes to position itself as future leader in commercial space launches
Canada is hoping to capitalize on its vast geography and space expertise to position itself as the next global player in commercial space launches. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra announced Friday that the federal government will develop the regulatory requirements, safety standards and licensing conditions necessary to authorize commercial satellite space launches from Canada within the next three years. “Canada is […]
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- Friday 10AM Jan 20/23
Last remaining mainstream cinema in Winnipeg’s downtown shuttered
A spokesperson for Landmark Cinemas told 680 CJOB Friday that Towne Cinema 8 is permanently closed. The Notre Dame Avenue standby is now listed for sale.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Jan 20/23
Green Party of Manitoba Begins Leadership Campaign
WINNIPEG -- The Green Party of Manitoba has announced the four candidates vying for the party's leadership ahead of the next provincial election.
© 2023. This article Green Party of Manitoba Begins Leadership Campaign appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Friday 10AM Jan 20/23
Light-based art festival to illuminate Exchange District storefronts, alleyways
A new festival is lighting up Winnipeg’s Exchange District during the dead of winter with luminous art.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Jan 20/23
Sunwing cancels Winnipeg flights to 2 Mexican hot spots
Sunwing Airlines confirmed Friday that it has cancelled direct flights from James Richardson International Airport to both Los Cabos and Mazatlan, Mexico.© Global |
- Friday 09AM Jan 20/23
Manitoba Green Party reveals 4 potential candidates for next leader
The Green Party of Manitoba has officially launched its leadership contest to replace James Beddome, who stepped down in fall, and four people have put their names forward.
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- Friday 09AM Jan 20/23
Noting transmissibility of 'Kraken' COVID-19 subvariant, officials again urge booster shots
As the first pandemic-response guidelines of the year were released in Canada, public health officials warned its 'too early' to relax COVID-19 measures, noting the spread of the subvariant known as XBB.1.5, or Kraken.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Jan 20/23
Manitoba Greens announce slate of leadership candidates
Manitoba's Green Party has announced the names of four candidates vying to replace longtime leader James Beddome, who stepped down last fall.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Jan 20/23
What you need to know about contributing to your TFSA this year
The federal government's latest TFSA contribution limit increase took effect as of January 1, 2023. Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew outlines how the government’s most recent TFSA contribution limit increase affects you and how to make the most of it.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Jan 20/23
ANALYSIS: Have some patience, Jets fans
Getting through this swoon is so important, not as much for Winnipeg Jets' playoff position as it is for the overall attitude of this roster and playing the game the right way.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Jan 20/23
Spark Prints sale at Walmart photo centre
Sale at Walmart photo centre on prints.
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- Friday 07AM Jan 20/23
Winnipeg schools put into hold and secure over report of person with weapon
Fort Richmond Collegiate, as well other nearby schools, were put into a hold and secure on Thursday following the report of an individual with a weapon.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Jan 20/23
Hudson’s Bay Company has a long and complicated legacy. But does it have a future?
In today’s Big Story podcast, the Hudson’s Bay company is one of the brand’s most closely associated with Canada. It’s also the single brand most associated with colonization, stolen land and genocide of Indigenous peoples. These days, the company’s retail footprint is shrinking and it hasn’t become much of an online shopping destination. One thing […]
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- Friday 07AM Jan 20/23
Patchy fog reducing visibility in southwestern Manitoba
A fog advisory has been issued for the southwestern corner of Manitoba.
© CBC |
- Friday 07AM Jan 20/23
No Pharmacare Bill This Year Would Be a Deal-Breaker, Says Federal NDP Leader
OTTAWA — New Democrat Leader Jagmeet Singh says if the Liberal government does not introduce and pass a pharmacare bill in the House of Commons this year, he will consider it a deal-breaker.
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- Friday 06AM Jan 20/23
Feds, provinces reportedly close to health-care deal to expand funding
More help could be on the way for provinces who have been struggling to deal with overcrowding in hospitals and long wait times. Ottawa is apparently inching closer to making a deal with provincial governments for expanded funding to help deal with the ailing healthcare system. Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos confirmed Friday there has been […]
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- Friday 05AM Jan 20/23
Google axing 12,000 jobs, as tech industry layoffs widen
Google is laying off 12,000 workers, or about six per cent of its workforce, becoming the latest tech company to trim staff as the economic boom that the industry rode during the COVID-19 pandemic ebbs. Google CEO Sundar Pichai, who also leads its parent company Alphabet, informed staff Friday at the Silicon Valley giant about […]
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- Friday 05AM Jan 20/23
Manitoba retailers, charities find creative ways to redirect food, reduce waste
Businesses are coming up with unique and creative ways to ensure more food products end up in the hands of those who need them rather than being tossed into the garbage.
© CBC |
- Friday 05AM Jan 20/23
Right to repair front and centre at Canada's largest indoor farm show
Farmers have the right to have equipment fixed quickly, but this can be complicated by technology needs, supply chain hiccups and labour shortages. Solutions include purchasing older equipment at auction or doing preventative maintenance using predictive analytics.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Jan 20/23
Winnipeg store lone distributor of new First Peoples Rookie Card set
Curtis Howson of Winnipeg’s First Row Collectibles is experiencing a wave of interest from collectors across Canada as the only store carrying a special set of NHL rookie cards.
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Jan 20/23
He calls himself a doctor and promises to cure cancer. Critics say he's profiting from misinformation
The self-described "Doc of Detox" was exposed nearly 30 years ago for selling fake HIV cures in Toronto. Now, he's peddling unproven and harmful treatments for everything from chronic pain to cancer, according to a Marketplace investigation.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11PM Jan 19/23
Judge acquits Manitoba RCMP officer accused of assaulting man outside Thompson bar in 2019
Prosecutors failed to persuade a judge to convict an RCMP officer accused of assaulting a northern Manitoba man outside a hotel bar more than 3½ years ago.
© CBC |
- Thursday 10PM Jan 19/23
Connor Hellebuyck voted to NHL All-Star Game for Jets
Hellebuyck joins Josh Morrissey as the Jets representatives at this year's NHL All-Star Game.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Jan 19/23
Matthews, Samsonov lead Maple Leafs past Jets, 4-1
TORONTO (AP) — Auston Matthews scored twice early in the second period, Ilya Samosonov made 37 saves and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Winnipeg Jets 4-1 on Thursday night.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Jan 19/23
Matthews scores twice, Samsonov makes 37 saves to lead Maple Leafs past Jets
Auston Matthews scored twice early in the second period and Ilya Samosonov was stellar in making 37 saves as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the visiting Winnipeg Jets 4-1 on Thursday night.
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- Thursday 08PM Jan 19/23
Matthews scores twice, Samsonov spectacular as Leafs beat Jets 4-1
Auston Matthews scored twice in a 3:39 span early in the second, while Ilya Samsonov turned aside 37 shots to hand Winnipeg a second straight defeat on the road.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Jan 19/23
Matthews, Samsonov lead Leafs over Jets 4-1
Ilya Samsonov kept his team in the fight early.© Global |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
Pediatric ICU rates for RSV trending downward, but hospitalizations remain high among infants, toddlers
RSV-related hospitalization rates remain high in Winnipeg but the number of pediatric intensive care unit patients has fallen and surgical capacity may be able to rebound as a result.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
REVIEW: Missing, a detective story told through entirely screens
For many of us, our worst fear is when a member of our family goes missing. If it does happen, it can be hard to sit still and wait for the police to do their job. With all the tools we have at our disposal now, it’s easy for for us to try to retrace […]
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- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
Climbing Winnipeg rents have advocates concerned how tenants will cope
In one of the most affordable cities in Canada, the average cost of rent continues to climb, leaving advocates concerned how tenants will manage amid high inflation.© Global |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
City high school tosses girls’ privacy concerns out the door
A Winnipeg high school is being accused of violating students’ privacy after removing the door of a girls’ washroom in an effort to curb a spike in indoor vaping.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
Temporary closure becomes permanent
The final credits are rolling for downtown Winnipeg’s last commercial movie theatre, which is on the market six months after what was supposed to be a temporary closure.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
Staff shortages plague city services
The City of Winnipeg is struggling with a labour shortage that has already reduced access to some public services and threatens to hinder others.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
Community key to getting downtown library security right
Mayor Scott Gillingham and city hall are getting it right on the reopening of the Millennium Library.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jan 19/23
City adds to list of defendants in police HQ lawsuit
The city has added more names to its lawsuit over the controversial Winnipeg Police Service headquarters construction project, prompting at least two of them to file counterclaims of their own.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
'Sense of self-worth and well being': How one program is helping at-risk Winnipeggers
Advocates say an announcement from the provincial government for a community safety initiative is a step in the right direction.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
'It can still be stopped': Lions Place residents rally to stop sale, ask the province to step in
Stop the sale – a message chanted by dozens of residents worried the tentative sale of their downtown non-profit housing complex might force them out.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
Actionmarguerite becomes first healthcare facility in Manitoba to be SAFE Work certified
An assisted living centre in St. Boniface has become the first such facility in Manitoba to receive a special work safety certification.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
Uptick of illegal border crossings in U.S. from Canada
“Don’t do it. You’re putting your life and your families life at risk,” said David Marcus, U.S. Customs Border Patrol Agent One year after a family of four from India froze to death while trying to cross the U.S. Manitoba border on foot, American border patrol agents say this tragic incident hasn’t stopped others from […]
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- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
Manitoba vaccine purchase plan axed in 2021
Manitoba’s plan to go it alone and buy COVID-19 vaccines directly from a Canadian company was officially nixed as soon as premier Brian Pallister’s successor took office.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
Sunwing cuts weekly flights from Winnipeg to Los Cabos and Mazatlán for winter
Sunwing is cutting its flights between Winnipeg and two Mexican destinations for the remainder of winter due to "operational and business constraints," continuing a growing trend of cancellations from the company in recent weeks.
© CBC |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
Winnipeg’s children’s hospital sees worst RSV season in 3 years, but patient volumes improving
Over the past three and a half months the children's hospital at Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg has seen 261 admissions for respiratory illnesses.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Jan 19/23
- Thursday 05PM Jan 19/23
‘Public space should be truly public’: Mixed reactions to Millennium Library reopening
The Millennium Library will open Monday with new interim security measures following a Dec. 11 homicide, but some worry about the impact of those measures on public access.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Jan 19/23
Inhaled Canadian COVID-19 vaccine to enter Phase 2 human trials
A new made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccine that can be inhaled is set to enter Phase 2 human trials.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Jan 19/23
NDP releases summary of Tories’ ‘counterintuitive’ public-education funding consultations
School division leaders want a simpler education funding formula that takes into account socio-economic factors, allows for long-term planning and earmarks more dollars to both support Indigenous students and integrate traditional knowledge into classrooms.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Jan 19/23
‘It’s shocking’ Mother of violence victim joins calls to shutter Winnipeg landlord
More voices are joining the growing choir of people calling to shutter a low-barrier housing provider in Winnipeg they worry is putting people at risk. A Winnipeg mother, whose daughter died in a Living Recovery Foundation of Winnipeg says she wants to see the landlord investigated and shut down before more people are hurt. “It’s […]
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- Thursday 05PM Jan 19/23
RSV maintains grip on Manitoba health hubs
RSV rates remain high in Manitoba, as 25 babies and toddlers were hospitalized last week with the viral respiratory illness.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
Suspect charged for indecent behaviour on Winnipeg Transit
Winnipeg police have charged a man with four counts of an indecent act relating to incidents on Winnipeg Transit between November and January. During that time, police received three reports alleging that an adult male was performing an indecent act while traveling on a bus in three separate instances. Allegedly, a teenage girl, unknown to […]
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- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
David Crosby, legendary singer and songwriter, dead at 81
David Crosby, a folk rock pioneer and one of the founding members of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, has died, his family announced Thursday. He was 81 years old.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
Winnipeg man charged after allegedly stealing vehicle and fleeing police
Winnipeg police say one man has been charged after a vehicle was stolen earlier this week. On January 16, Winnipeg police received a report that a vehicle was stolen from a parking lot in the North East part of the city. Adding the vehicle was left running at the time. On January 18, officers observed […]
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- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
Singer-songwriter David Crosby dead at 81
Legendary sing-songwriter David Crosby has died at the age of 81, according to a statement from his wife to Variety.
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- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
Bad weather, supply chain problems lead to high prices, quality issues at Winnipeg grocery stores
The price of food at Canadian grocery stores was up 11 per cent in December 2022, according to data released by Statistics Canada.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
First Artworks for New Winter Arts Festival Revealed
WINNIPEG -- The first round of light-based artworks to go on display during this weekend's Lights on the Exchange – Allumez le Quartier festival have been revealed.
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- Thursday 04PM Jan 19/23
RCMP builds timeline to fatal border-crossing
RCMP officers are trying to fill in a two-day gap while tracing the movements of a family who froze to death trying to walk across the Canada-U.S. border near Emerson a year ago.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Jan 19/23
A peek inside Winnipeg’s Boutique Unique
A Winnipeg charity has come up with a unique way to help people in need while finding homes for items that might be on the shelves for a long time.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jan 19/23
Lions Place residents, supporters protest pending sale
Elderly residents of Lions Place — many with canes, walkers and in wheelchairs — joined community groups outside the building Thursday to protest the pending sale of the non-profit complex to an Alberta company.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Jan 19/23
Canada to repatriate six women, 13 children from Syrian detention, lawyer says
A lawyer for six Canadian women and 13 children being held in Syrian camps says the federal government has agreed to help bring them home. Lawyer Lawrence Greenspon said a “mutually acceptable” agreement was reached Thursday with Global Affairs Canada to repatriate the 19 Canadians. The Canadians are among the many foreign nationals in Syrian […]
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- Thursday 03PM Jan 19/23
Sunwing cancels Winnipeg flights to second Mexican destination
Starting in February, travellers won't be able to fly with Sunwing between Winnipeg and two Mexican destinations, the company confirmed.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jan 19/23
Blue Bombers sign special teams sensation Mike Miller to contract extension
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers agreed to terms Thursday with Canadian fullback Mike Miller on a one-year contract extension.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03PM Jan 19/23
Rally at Lions Place urges halt to 'shameful' sale of downtown Winnipeg seniors' complex
A crowd of seniors gathered in front of Lions Place in Winnipeg on Thursday, chanting, singing and holding colourful placards with messages like "save our home" and "where do I go" to protest the impending sale of their downtown housing complex.
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Jan 19/23
Fog, rime ice dominate stagnant Prairie weather pattern
We've seen day after day of this dreary weather. So what's causing it?
© CBC |
- Thursday 02PM Jan 19/23
How ground-penetrating radar is used to find unmarked graves at residential schools
Ground-penetrating radar is the technology behind the discoveries of what are believed to be unmarked burial sites on the grounds of former residential schools, by providing communities with the first glimpses of physical evidence of possible graves.
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- Thursday 02PM Jan 19/23
TekSavvy asks CRTC to review Rogers deal to sell Freedom to Videotron
Major telecom companies in Canada are allegedly giving preferential access to their networks in violation of the rules, TekSavvy Solutions Inc. said Thursday as it asked the federal telecommunications regulator to investigate. The internet provider said the issue has taken on new prominence because discounted access to broadband networks is part of Rogers Communications Inc.’s […]
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- Thursday 02PM Jan 19/23
Winnipeg police investigating two shootings
Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) says officers are investigating a pair of shootings that happened Wednesday in the city.
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- Thursday 02PM Jan 19/23
Lifesaving Society urges ice safety as fluctuating Manitoba weather a cause for concern
The province's fluctuating weather this season means it's important to be cautious when venturing onto frozen bodies of water.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Jan 19/23
Stolen vehicle crashes in downtown Winnipeg with police in pursuit, man charged
A 25-year-old man from Winnipeg is facing a list of charges after leading police on a pursuit through the downtown area that led to a car crash and a foot chase.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Jan 19/23
More changes as Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government faces election year
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has made more changes to her inner circle. Stefanson has promoted Brad Salyn from policy director to chief of staff, filling a vacancy created earlier this month by the departure of Philip Houde. Salyn becomes the third chief of staff since Stefanson became premier in 2021. Stefanson has also named Kelly […]
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- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
Downtown stolen vehicle chase, indecent acts, shootings keep Winnipeg police busy
A 25-year-old Winnipeg man was arrested after an unattended, running vehicle was stolen from a northeast Winnipeg parking lot this week.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
Métis beadwork artist keeping tradition alive for next generation
A Winnipeg artist who connected with her Métis heritage through beadwork is now passing the traditional craft on to the next generation© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
Métis beadwork artist keeping tradition alive for a new generation
A Winnipeg artist who connected with her Métis heritage through beadwork is now passing the traditional craft on to the next generation© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
RCMP continue to seek information on Patel family a year after death
Manitoba RCMP are renewing calls for information about a migrant family’s time in Canada on the one-year anniversary of the four bodies being found near the U.S. border. The Patel family, which included a father, mother and their two children, was found near Emerson, just metres from the border. Police say they died from exposure. […]
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- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
Winnipeg police called to 2 separate shootings Wednesday
The major crimes unit is investigating both shootings.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
Premier appoints new chief of staff
Premier Heather Stefanson appointed her director of policy as her new chief of staff Wednesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Jan 19/23
Waverley West residents lose fight to relocate temporary fire hall
A temporary fire hall will be built as planned in Waverley West, after a group of residents lost a battle at city hall to have it relocated.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 19/23
Teen victim’s reports lead Winnipeg cops to suspect in indecent acts on bus
In each case, a teenage girl was riding the bus and contacted police about what she witnessed.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 19/23
The competition helping to turn Winnipeg into a winter wonderland
A new competition is encouraging Winnipeggers to get outside, use their creativity and turn the city into a winter wonderland.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 19/23
Man Charged After Indecent Acts on Winnipeg Buses
Winnipeg police have charged a man after they say he performed indecent acts on three separate occasions while on board Winnipeg Transit.
© 2023. This article Man Charged After Indecent Acts on Winnipeg Buses appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 11AM Jan 19/23
New details revealed about days Indian family spent in Ontario before freezing to death near U.S. border
Investigators have revealed new details about the days a family from India spent in Ontario before making it to Manitoba, where their bodies were found frozen in a field near the U.S. border last year.
© CBC |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 19/23
Canadian fullback Mike Miller back in blue and gold, Bombers announce
Mike Miller, the 33-year-old New Brunswick native who was scheduled to become a free agent next month, signed a contract extension to remain with the Blue Bombers for another year.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Jan 19/23
Blue Bombers Re-Sign Fullback Mike Miller
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed Canadian fullback Mike Miller to a one-year contract extension.
© 2023. This article Blue Bombers Re-Sign Fullback Mike Miller appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Thursday 10AM Jan 19/23
More changes as Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government faces election year
Stefanson has promoted Brad Salyn from policy director to chief of staff, filling a vacancy created earlier this month by the departure of Philip Houde.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Jan 19/23
One year after death of Indian migrants at border, U.S. still sees illegal crossings
A year after a family of four from India froze to death while trying to walk to the United States from Manitoba, the agency tasked with patrolling the border says others have not been deterred from attempting the same treacherous journey.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Jan 19/23
RCMP continue to fill in timeline on anniversary of Patel family’s fatal trip to Manitoba
One year after the tragic deaths of the Patel family, just metres from the Canada-U.S. border near Emerson, Man., investigators continue to put the pieces together.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Jan 19/23
Alec Baldwin to be charged with involuntary manslaughter in 2021 film-set shooting
The Santa Fe district attorney plans to charge actor Alec Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal 2021 film-set shooting of a cinematographer during a rehearsal on the set of the Western movie “Rust.” Halyna Hutchins died shortly after being shot during rehearsals at a ranch on the outskirts of Santa Fe on Oct. 21, […]
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- Thursday 09AM Jan 19/23
Alec Baldwin to be charged with manslaughter in 'Rust' set shooting
Actor Alec Baldwin and a weapons specialist will be charged with involuntary manslaughter in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer who was killed on a New Mexico movie set, prosecutors announced Thursday, citing a 'criminal disregard for safety.'© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jan 19/23
More changes as Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government faces election year
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has made more changes to her inner circle.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jan 19/23
Second fire guts Pritchard Avenue house
A house in the North End will have to be demolished after the second fire there in just over a month.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
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