Tuesday 03PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba to be hit by polar vortex this week
Manitoba will not be immune to a polar vortex coming to Canada later this week.
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba Tyndall Stone gets global heritage designation for 'broad significance to humanity'
A building material used in Manitoba for nearly 200 years, from trading forts to the modern-day architecture of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, now has international recognition on par with Carrara marble used in ancient Rome.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 24/23
New addiction treatment clinic in Winnipeg will be Indigenous-led, province says
The Manitoba government is putting up close to $900,000 to set up the province’s first Indigenous-led Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine clinic. There are already six such clinics, which provide assessments, counselling, medication and referrals to treatment programs. The government says the new Indigenous-led one will open in the spring in central Winnipeg and will […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 24/23
Postmedia to layoff 11 per cent of staff, sources say
Sources say newspaper publisher Postmedia Network Corp. is laying off 11 per cent of its editorial staff, less than a week after workers were told the company was grappling with “economic contraction.” Postmedia, which owns publications including the National Post, Vancouver Sun and Calgary Herald and employs about 650 journalists, announced the layoffs at a […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 24/23
Federal court dismisses competition bureau’s appeal to block Rogers, Shaw deal
The Federal Court of Appeal has rejected the Competition Bureau’s appeal on the Rogers–Shaw deal. The Court of Appeal found the Competition Bureau’s arguments did not meet the high threshold needed to overturn the decision by the Competition Tribunal approving Rogers Communications Inc.’s takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. The Competition Bureau’s arguments had focused on what they said were four key […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Jan 24/23
Break-in suspect believed to have swallowed drugs to smuggle into prison: Selkirk RCMP
Selkirk RCMP say a man who was arrested for a break-and-enter is believed to have ingested drugs in an attempt to smuggle them into prison.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 24/23
Area of interest at Manitoba landfill has been clear of waste since June: committee
An Indigenous-led committee tasked with determining whether it's possible to recover the remains of two First Nations women from a landfill says there hasn't been waste deposited at an area of interest there since last summer.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 24/23
Area of interest at Prairie Green landfill clear of new waste since June: committee
The committee tasked with determining the feasibility of searching a Winnipeg-area landfill for remains of two Indigenous women says an area of interest has been free of new waste since the summer. The Indigenous-led committee and the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs say no additional waste has been deposited in that section of the Prairie Green […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Jan 24/23
Man Charged with Break-Ins, Thefts in East St. Paul
Manitoba RCMP arrested a man early Monday after they say he attempted to break into vehicles in East St. Paul.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg Sea Bears Open Inaugural Season May 27
The Winnipeg Sea Bears basketball franchise will open its inaugural season on the basketball court on May 27.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jan 24/23
Area of interest at Manitoba landfill has been clear of waste since June: committee
Members of the team met with the owner of Prairie Green landfill earlier this month to discuss the status of operations at the privately run landfill just outside Winnipeg.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
What are the health risks that come from drinking alcohol?
With Canada significantly reducing its recommended drinking guidelines, Canadians are becoming more aware of the health risks that come from consuming alcohol.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
New rapid access to addictions medicine clinic to open in downtown Winnipeg with $893K funding from province
The government of Manitoba is spending about $893,000 on a new Indigenous-led rapid access to addictions medicine clinic in downtown Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
Area of Interest at Manitoba Landfill Has Been Clear of Waste Since June: Committee
WINNIPEG — An Indigenous-led committee tasked with determining whether it's possible to recover the remains of two First Nations women from a landfill says there hasn't been waste deposited at an area of interest there since last summer.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
Winnipegger Desiree Scott re-signs with NWSL's Kansas City Current
The Kansas City Current have re-signed captain Desiree Scott for the 2023 season. The 35-year-old from Winnipeg, who has won 186 caps for Canada, returns for her third season with the Current and seventh in the National Women's Soccer League.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg soccer star Desiree Scott re-signs with Kansas City of NWSL
Winnipeg's Desiree Scott has been to the FIFA World Cup in 2011, 2015 and 2019, won bronze medals at the 2012 and 2016 Olympics and gold at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
No garbage dumped since June in area where Manitoba women's remains may be, AMC says
The First Nations advocacy group overseeing efforts to determine whether it's possible to recover the remains of two women from a landfill just north of Winnipeg says it's been told no garbage has been dumped in the targeted section of the dump since June.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
Ukraine war moves ‘Doomsday Clock’ to 90 seconds to midnight
Earth crept its closest to Armageddon, a science-oriented advocacy group said, moving its famous “Doomsday Clock” up to just 90 seconds before midnight.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg man charged with impaired, prohibited driving by Ontario police
The man, 28, was arrested and charged with driving while prohibited, driving while impaired and obstructing a peace officer.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Jan 24/23
Indigenous-Led Addictions Medicine Clinic Planned
WINNIPEG -- The province is investing $893,000 into a new Indigenous-led Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine (RAAM) clinic.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jan 24/23
Veteran Canadian Midfielder Desiree Scott Re-Signs with the Kansas City Current
The Kansas City Current have re-signed captain Desiree Scott for the 2023 season.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jan 24/23
Toronto ranked most ‘disappointing’ Canadian city, based on online reviews
Toronto is ranked as Canada's most 'overrated' city, while Vancouver's Gastown is the city's most underwhelming attraction, a new poll finds.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jan 24/23
Manitoba Moose, fans to celebrate Dancing Gabe’s 60th birthday Sunday
Fans have seen Dancing Gabe at just about every Winnipeg sporting event for decades. As his birthday falls on a Moose game day, the team has something special planned.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 24/23
Manitoba curlers hurrying hard to register for beloved annual outdoor bonspiel
A flurry of Manitobans will descend on the frozen Red River this weekend as Canada’s longest-running outdoor curling event makes its return.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 24/23
120K federal workers to hold strike vote after ‘insulting’ wage offer
Around 120,000 federal workers will hold a vote on whether or not to go on strike over wage, workplace safety and quality of life issues. The Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) calls the federal government’s wage offer of 2.06 per year over four years “insulting” in light of inflation rates. “We need to hold […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Jan 24/23
New Indigenous-led addictions clinic in Winnipeg to focus on culturally-relevant treatment
The province is spending $893,000 on the new Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine (RAAM) clinic, expected to open this spring at the Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 24/23
Province Invests $125K in North American Game Warden Museum
The Manitoba government is contributing $125,000 to the North American Game Warden Museum to support its long-term sustainability.
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- Tuesday 09AM Jan 24/23
Sarah Polley, Domee Shi among top Canadian Oscar nominees
Hours after learning she had snagged an Oscar nomination for best animated feature, stunned Toronto filmmaker Domee Shi said the nod offered welcome 'validation' that stories led by diverse characters can succeed.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Jan 24/23
Senators to grill Ticketmaster after Taylor Swift fiasco
The company said its site was overwhelmed by both fans and bot attacks. Many people lost tickets after they had waited for hours in an online queue.
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- Tuesday 08AM Jan 24/23
Why are there hay bales at two Winnipeg parks?
Those who are passing by Kildonan and Fraser’s Grove Parks might notice something unusual – hay bales.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Jan 24/23
Saturday morning all you can eat cereal cartoon party at Cinematheque
Cinematheque is hosting 2 cereal cartoon parties, lots of fun for the whole family! Lots of sugary cereals and a big variety of cartoons! Sounds like the perfect Saturday morning! You can buy tickets in advance on their website, you ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 08AM Jan 24/23
‘Everything Everywhere’ tops 2023 Oscar nominations with 11
The multiverse-skipping sci-fi indie hit “Everything Everywhere All at Once” led nominations to the 95th Academy Awards as Hollywood heaped honors on big-screen spectacles like “Top Gun: Maverick” and “Avatar: The Way of Water” a year after a streaming service won best picture for the first time. Daniel Scheinert and Daniel Kwan’s “Everything Everywhere All […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Jan 24/23
Cabin Fever – free movies for kids at Cinematheque
If you have kids aged 6 to 12, and you’re looking for something fun and free for them this winter, make sure to check out cabin fever at Cinematheque. They are having free movies and workshops on Sundays starting in ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 07AM Jan 24/23
Women Talking, based on Miriam Toews's novel, up for 2 Oscars including best picture
The nominees for this year's Oscars ceremony were announced this morning, with films like Everything Everywhere All At Once, The Banshees of Inisherin and All Quiet on the Western Front leading across categories.
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- Tuesday 07AM Jan 24/23
Why food banks can’t solve the problem of hungry Canadians
In today’s Big Story podcast, in 2021, Statistics Canada reported 5.8 million Canadians suffered some level of food insecurity. As inflation has spiked, so have stories of hungry families needing food banks to fill their tables. But the root cause of food insecurity may not be expensive groceries, nor can the issue be solved with […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Jan 24/23
New Health Funding Deal with Provinces to Be Discussed at Cabinet Retreat in Hamilton
HAMILTON — Canada's premiers are waiting to see if the federal cabinet can make headway towards a new deal on health-care funding as the ministers meet for a retreat in Hamilton this week.
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- Tuesday 06AM Jan 24/23
Is tipping getting out of control? Many consumers say yes
Across the country, there's a silent frustration brewing about an age-old practice that many say is getting out of hand: tipping.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg police chief seeks $1.8M to hire more 911 operators, dispatchers
Winnipeg's police chief says the city needs to hire more 911 operators and dispatchers to handle increasing call volumes and reduce the burden on existing staff at the emergency call centre.
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- Tuesday 05AM Jan 24/23
How libraries in some other Canadian cities deal with security risks
Winnipeg isn't the only city which has had violent incidents occur in a public library, but some libraries in other Canadian cities haven't resorted to the same enhanced security measures as the ones now in place at Millennium Library.
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- Tuesday 05AM Jan 24/23
Indian migrant arrested near U.S. border last year accused of using fake documents to apply to Ontario college
An Indian citizen who was part of the same group of migrants as a family that froze to death near the United States border in Manitoba last year has been accused of forgery in his home country after allegedly using fake documents to apply to study at a college in southern Ontario.
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- Tuesday 05AM Jan 24/23
'I miss motherhood, but I also fear it': Author grapples with having kids again after death of daughters
When she was 30, Clare McBride's daughters — age four and six — were killed by an impaired driver. Now, in the final instalment of the CBC Manitoba series "Should I have kids?" McBride wrestles with the question of whether to start again as a mother.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jan 24/23
Hangover headaches are the least of your worries. Scientists say drinking can be hard on the brain
It’s no secret that a night of drinking can rattle your head. But what does science say about how it affects your brain? Research suggests alcohol can negatively affect mental health conditions or hike the risk of cognitive issues and dementia — and cutting back could give your brain a boost.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jan 24/23
WestJet in the west, Air Canada in the east: Why Canada's airlines are becoming more regional
The two dominant national airlines are increasingly focusing less on offering nationwide service and more on their regional strengths as they try to improve their financial performance — and also fend off soaring competition.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jan 24/23
Bank of Canada likely to raise rates again Wednesday — but should it?
Canada's central bank is widely expected to raise its benchmark interest rate for the eighth time in a year this week, a move that will make it even more expensive to borrow money. But for the first time in almost a year, there isn't unanimous consensus among those who watch the central bank that another hike is in the cards — or even that one should be.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jan 24/23
Passport backlog update expected as federal cabinet retreat enters second day
The Liberal cabinet will head into the second of a three-day retreat in Hamilton today with a lengthy to-do list, including tackling inflation and making the country more competitive. Later today, however, they intend to show proof of one thing mostly ticked off the list: passports. Families Minister Karina Gould is set to update the […]
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- Monday 09PM Jan 23/23
7 dead as California mourns 3rd mass killing in 8 days
Seven people were killed in two related shootings Monday at agricultural businesses in a Northern California community, marking the state’s third mass killing in eight days, including an attack at a dance hall that killed 11 during Lunar New Year celebrations. Officers arrested a suspect in Monday’s shootings, 67-year-old Chunli Zhao, after they found him […]
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- Monday 08PM Jan 23/23
'I don't feel comfortable': Girl viciously attacked in latest incident affecting Winnipeg Transit users
A teenager is recovering at home after a vicious assault at a Winnipeg Transit stop. She was transferring from one bus to another when she was approached and attacked by three people.© CTV |
- Monday 08PM Jan 23/23
'Everything is on the table' to improve national curling efforts, says Canada Curling CEO
In the wake of an independent third-party high-performance review focused on finding success on the pebbled ice once again, Curling Canada CEO Katherine Henderson says it’s time for change.
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- Monday 06PM Jan 23/23
'They are in stress, panic': International students, foreign workers protest for changes in Manitoba
A group of international students are calling for changes in how Manitoba decides who can stay in the province with permanent residency.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg shelters bracing for upcoming cold snap
Until now, mild winter has eased some stress at local shelters, but as a cold spell arrives in Winnipeg this week, agencies are seeking a warm helping hand from the community.© Global |
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- Monday 05PM Jan 23/23
Ottawa police prepares for possible weekend protests on ‘Freedom Convoy’ anniversary
Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs says resources, tow trucks and staffing plans are in place as the city prepares to mark the one-year anniversary of the start of the “Freedom Convoy.” On Jan. 28 and 29, 2022, thousands of people arrived in Ottawa with trucks and big rigs, protesting COVID-19 restrictions and the Liberal government […]
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- Monday 05PM Jan 23/23
Why some River Heights residents are calling for speed humps on their street
Homeowners on a River Heights street are pushing for speed humps because traffic is a problem from drivers trying to avoid Kenaston Boulevard.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Jan 23/23
Man arrested following assault on woman in Portage la Prairie: RCMP
A man has been arrested following an assault on a woman in Portage La Praire, Man., RCMP say.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Jan 23/23
Manitoba Premier Hints at Financial Aid, Budget Consultations Float More Tax Cuts
LORETTE, Man. — Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson signalled Monday that another round of financial aid for people facing high inflation rates would come within a matter of days, and that it could be broader than previous cheques issued to middle- and lower-income earners.
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- Monday 03PM Jan 23/23
'I need some help': Woman concerned about giant snow pile citing flooding concerns
A Winnipeg woman is calling on the city to do something about a giant snow pile near her yard, which she says floods her backyard and home in the spring.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Jan 23/23
Woman fights off attacker after early Saturday assault in St. Boniface
Winnipeg police are asking for the public's help after a woman was attacked in the St. Boniface area early Saturday.
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- Monday 03PM Jan 23/23
Document highlights feds have no help implementing fire codes on reserves
The federal government does not have a willing partner to help legislate fire codes on First Nation reserves across Canada.
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- Monday 03PM Jan 23/23
Low-risk alcohol guidance sparks debate as drinkers start examining habits, evidence
Canada's new guidance on alcohol is sparking plenty of debate, and while some experts say it could lead to frank conversations with health providers to help drinkers make informed choices, others are questioning the advice to imbibe fewer than two drinks per week.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Jan 23/23
Subcontracting ArriveCan development ‘seems highly illogical and inefficient:’ PM
With more questions being raised about the inflated price of the ArriveCan app, the prime minister has asked his top bureaucrat for a review.
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- Monday 02PM Jan 23/23
Nova Scotia spaceport on track for first small scale test launch, says CEO
The man behind Canada’s first commercial spaceport says the facility in northeastern Nova Scotia could see its first suborbital test launch sometime early this summer. Work that began last September on an access road to the launch site near Canso, N.S., is nearly complete, Maritime Launch Services CEO Steve Matier said Monday in an interview. […]
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- Monday 02PM Jan 23/23
Manitoba premier hints at financial aid, budget consultations float more tax cuts
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is hinting at more financial aid in the coming days to help people deal with inflation. Stefanson says everyone is struggling to make ends meet and there will be new details on ways the government will help later this week. Last fall, the Progressive Conservative government issued cheques to low-income seniors […]
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- Monday 02PM Jan 23/23
RCMP says death of 51-year-old from God’s Lake Narrows, Man. is a homicide
God's Lake Narrows, Manitoba RCMP says the death of a 51-year-old is being treated as a homicide.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jan 23/23
Restaurant robbed with firecracker, taxi stolen, woman arrested: Winnipeg police
A taxi was stolen and a restaurant was robbed using firecrackers early Sunday morning according to Winnipeg police.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg police seek suspect linked to alleged assault over the weekend
Winnipeg police are looking for a potential suspect following an alleged assault near Elizabeth Road and De Bourmont Avenue over the weekend.
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- Monday 02PM Jan 23/23
Woman lights firecracker in restaurant then steals cab, drags driver behind car: Winnipeg police
A 31-year-old woman is charged with several offences after Winnipeg police say she set off a firecracker inside a crowded restaurant and stole a pizza, then carjacked a taxi and dragged the driver.
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- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg taxi driver dragged for 10 metres after passenger robs vehicle: Police
A taxi cab driver was dragged for 10 meters after a belligerent passenger robbed him of the vehicle, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
Woman Attacked While Walking in Windsor Park
WINNIPEG -- A woman was knocked unconscious after being attacked while walking in the Windsor Park area over the weekend.
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- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
Woman choked, loses consciousness during assault in Windsor Park: police
Winnipeg police are searching for a suspect after a woman was assaulted on a Windsor Park residential street over the weekend.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg police seek suspect accused of choking, attacking woman
The victim told officers she was walking when she was attacked and choked from behind, then pulled to the ground where she lost consciousness.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
Manitoba premier hints at another round of affordability help, suggests it'll support everybody
Premier Heather Stefanson hinted an affordability announcement this week would help all Manitobans.
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- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
RCMP Investigating Homicide in God’s Lake Narrows
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a homicide in God’s Lake Narrows after a report of an altercation early Monday.
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- Monday 01PM Jan 23/23
Manitoba premier hints at financial aid, budget consultations float more tax cuts
On the weekend, the Progressive Conservative government posted a pre-budget survey online that asks people what kinds of aid they would like to see.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
Manitoba premier hints at financial aid, budget consultations float more tax cuts
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is hinting at more financial aid in the coming days to help people deal with inflation.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
Is Manitoba experiencing an Ozempic shortage?
Manitobans who are worried that the Ozempic shortage impacting the United States will reach the province have nothing to worry about, at least for right now, according to experts.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
Brutal assault on father, son sparks another conversation around transit safety
A brutal assault on a father and son while riding a Winnipeg transit bus has sparked yet another conversation around transit safety in the city.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
Millennium Library reopens with new security features
After being closed for more than a month, the Millennium Library in Downtown Winnipeg has reopened for all services with changes in place to address patron safety.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
After sex assault acquittal, military clears Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin of misconduct
The Canadian military has concluded on the balance of probabilities that Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin "did not engage in sexual misconduct."
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- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
Tourism Winnipeg launches new attractions pass
A new digital visitation pass is being launched by Tourism Winnipeg in an attempt to try and boost visitations to local attractions. The Winnipeg Attractions Pass will group five of the city’s attractions into a more cost-effective bundle, meaning individuals and families won’t have to buy individual tickets to each attraction. Attractions within the Winnipeg […]
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- Monday 12PM Jan 23/23
Lack of budget airlines, government fees keeping Canadian airfares high
The lack of budget airlines and government restrictions are keeping domestic airfares high in Canada, according to experts. Co-founder of Flytrippers Andrew D’Amours tells CityNews studies have shown that out of all developed countries, Canada has the worst airfares. It’s become slightly better with three new low-budget airlines recently entering the market, driving prices down, […]
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- Monday 11AM Jan 23/23
New Digital Pass Highlights Local Winnipeg Attractions
WINNIPEG -- A new digital pass has been launched by Tourism Winnipeg to boost visitation to local attractions.
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- Monday 11AM Jan 23/23
'Cautiously optimistic': Children’s doctor hopeful RSV cases will plateau amid hectic flu season
The children’s emergency room in Winnipeg continues to grapple with an onslaught of young patients battling flu and RSV, but health-care officials are optimistic cases could plateau soon.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Jan 23/23
Feds, province, pledge $8 million to new community hub in Manitoba’s RM of Taché
The funding, to the tune of $8 million, will go to a combined arena-library facility, aimed at replacing the aging Lorette Arena and Bibliotheque Taché Library.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Jan 23/23
Educators call for federal inquiry into 'widespread' abuse in Canadian sports
Dozens of Canadian and global sport scholars have joined the chorus in calling for an independent inquiry into sport in Canada, saying Canadian athletes deserve better, in a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday,
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- Monday 10AM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg's Millennium Library reopens with walk-through metal detector 6 weeks after fatal stabbing
A walk-through metal detector, security screeners and uniformed police officers are now part of the experience at Winnipeg's Millennium Library as the city tries to address violence at the downtown building.
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- Monday 10AM Jan 23/23
New digital pass for local attractions launched: Tourism Winnipeg
Tourism Winnipeg's new digital pass launched Monday to boost visitation to local attractions.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Jan 23/23
ANALYSIS: Jets pick up back-to-back points after pair of tough losses
Heading into this weekend, the Jets were staring at points they needed to pick up and it was going to be tough — back-to-backs always are — against Ottawa and Philadelphia.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Jan 23/23
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting January 23rd
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part.
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- Monday 10AM Jan 23/23
Part 1 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting January 23rd
Here is the first part of the deals of the week from the regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the second part.
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- Monday 09AM Jan 23/23
Increased security at re-opened Millennium Library not a permanent solution: mayor, union president
The library will see the addition of a controlled entrance with a walk-through metal detector, as well as four additional security guards and two Winnipeg police officers.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Jan 23/23
Nickelback’s ‘Get Rollin’ Tour’ to Play Winnipeg on June 20
Canadian rockers Nickelback are returning to Winnipeg this spring.
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- Monday 08AM Jan 23/23
Two traffic stops lead to seizure of cocaine, meth and heroin in Brandon
The Brandon Police Service seized cocaine, meth and heroin as a result of two traffic stops in the city last week.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg firefighters respond to 3 fires in 12-hour period, including 2 in vacant homes
A community advocate and the union that represents Winnipeg firefighters say something needs to be done about vacant homes after firefighters reported three fires in a 12-hour period on the weekend, with two in vacant homes.
© CBC |
- Monday 08AM Jan 23/23
Joe Aiello Returns to 92.1 CITI to Join Former Co-Hosts
WINNIPEG -- Joe Aiello has rejoined his former co-hosts Philly and Kirby on 92.1 CITI in a reunion of the popular morning show trio.
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- Monday 07AM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg Chinese Cultural & Community Centre Receives Funding for Upgrades
WINNIPEG -- The federal government is contributing more than $600,000 to the Winnipeg Chinese Cultural and Community Centre to facilitate upgrades.
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- Monday 07AM Jan 23/23
Beaupit Nets Shutout as ICE Whip Warriors 6-0
WINNIPEG — Zach Ostapchuk had a goal and assist, Zach Benson had two assists and Mason Beaupit stopped all 20 shots he faced as the Winnipeg ICE crushed the visiting Moose Jaw Warriors 6-0 in Western Hockey League action on Sunday.
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- Monday 07AM Jan 23/23
Is Ontario’s public healthcare on a slippery slope?
In today’s Big Story podcast, Canadians are passionate about their healthcare. Even when the system is in crisis, we’re proud of having universal care, and we want it to work. So when Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced his government would move some surgeries into private clinics, all hell broke loose. Richard Southern is a Queen’s […]
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- Monday 06AM Jan 23/23
Winnipeg pug lover builds outdoor playground for his pooches
For the 13th year in a row, Brian Einarson built his pugs Sadie and Valentino a system of 50 tunnels to crawl through - something both he and his dogs can enjoy.
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- Monday 05AM Jan 23/23
Feds say 'no willing partners' to bring fire codes onto First Nations — including AFN
The federal government does not have a willing partner to find a way to introduce fire codes on First Nation reserves, a newly released document shows.© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Jan 23/23
Prime Minister Trudeau, cabinet begin 3-day retreat in Hamilton
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his ministers are gathering at a Hamilton hotel today to begin a three-day cabinet retreat. The strategy session comes during what Trudeau said are “tough times,” with a potential recession on the horizon and Canadians feeling the strain of high inflation. Trudeau is fresh off a week of cross-country travel […]
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