Thursday 03AM Jan 26/23
Mid-Canada RV & Marine Sale
Find inspiration for summer days on the open road or afternoons on the water, and start planning your next adventure at the 2023 Mid-Canada RV & Marine Sale on from […]
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- Thursday 03AM Jan 26/23
The COVID emergency might end after 3 long years â but the virus is still a threat
On Friday, a World Health Organization committee is meeting to consider whether the COVID-19 pandemic still represents a global public health emergency. Multiple experts say that regardless the decision, this virus will remain a threat for years to come.
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- Thursday 03AM Jan 26/23
Central bank offers 'rosy outlook' on recession and inflation but warns of risks and pain
Another rate hike will make mortgages more expensive and boost the cost of lines of credit above seven per cent but the Bank of Canada says it may have inflation licked without a deep recession. Not everyone is so sure. And it won't be painless.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jan 25/23
Start, end times to shift at 17 Pembina Trails schools come September
Winnipeg's Pembina Trails School Division told parents it's adjusting start and end times at some of its schools in 2023/2024 in an effort to deal with increasing enrolment, a shortage of bus drivers and constraints on its bus fleet. The move isn't sitting well with some parents who worry it will be disruptive for families.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jan 25/23
Recruitment trip to the Philippines 'great news,' says Manitoba nursing college CEO
A delegation from Manitoba is going to the Philippines next month, hoping to recruit hundreds of internationally educated nurses (IENs) to work in health care in the province, according to a Wednesday news release.
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- Wednesday 08PM Jan 25/23
Printer issue causes Winnipeg couple to miss flight, vacation rebooked
A Winnipeg couple was supposed to be flying off on a vacation to the Caribbean Wednesday morning, but they went nowhere, all because of a printer issue.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08PM Jan 25/23
Second round of Manitoba inflation aid touted as bigger and more widespread
The Manitoba government is set to announce a second, bigger round of financial aid to help people deal with the rising cost of living.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08PM Jan 25/23
Second round of Manitoba inflation aid touted as bigger and more widespread
Last fall, the Progressive Conservative government issued cheques to low-income seniors and some families with children under 18.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 25/23
Manitoba premier shuffles senior staff with 2 role shifts
Manitoba's premier continues to shuffle her staff with a new set of executive council changes announced in a news release Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 25/23
'You always need to be prepared': How to stay safe on the ice this winter
It may be starting to feel more like a Manitoba winter now, but that doesnât mean people should be less cautious around the ice, according to one expert.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 25/23
Manitoba premier to announce new round of cheques to combat rising cost of living
Premier Heather Stefanson is poised Thursday morning to announce more financial assistance for Manitobans.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 25/23
Indigenous athletes get rookie hockey cards decades later
Indigenous hockey players who never got rookie cards when they played, now have them decades later. Upper Deck this month unveiled a âFirst Peoples Rookie Cards” set featuring eight Indigenous hockey players who did not get this opportunity the first time around. It comes at a time when appreciation for Native American and First Nations […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 25/23
2 women charged after robbery, assault of 18-year-old at Winnipeg bus stop
Two of three individuals who allegedly assaulted and robbed an 18-year-old woman at knifepoint near the University of Manitoba last week have been arrested and are facing charges.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 25/23
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 25/23
2 more violent assaults reported involving Winnipeg transit: police
Two more violent assaults have been reported involving Winnipeg transit, police say.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 25/23
Two charged following bus stop assault that injured teen: police
Two women have been arrested and charged following an assault at a Winnipeg bus stop that injured an 18-year-old woman last week.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 25/23
Manitoba RCMP warn of âarmed and dangerousâ teen wanted in The Pas double homicide
Anyone with information on his whereabouts should call 911 or their local emergency number immediately, police say.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 25/23
17-year-old wanted in connection with double homicide, considered armed and dangerous.
RCMP is looking for a 17-year-old suspect considered armed and dangerous in connection with a double homicide in The Pas earlier this month.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 25/23
'Champion child' gives back by raising more than $17K for Winnipeg's Children's Hospital
Winnipeg's Children's Hospital got a funding boost of more than $17,000 on Wednesday, thanks to the fundraising efforts of a 12-year-old champion for kids who need medical attention.
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 25/23
âChampion Childâ Raises $17K for Winnipegâs Childrenâs Hospital
Winnipeg's HSC Childrenâs Hospital has received a $17,000 donation from a child who fundraised to support sick and injured kids.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
Gas prices have jumped in Winnipeg
Some Winnipeg drivers had a nasty surprise waiting for them when they went to fill up their cars â the price of gas has jumped again.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
Donald Trump is reinstated to Facebook after 2-year ban
Facebook parent Meta is reinstating former President Donald Trump’s personal account after two-year suspension following the Jan. 6 insurrection. The company said in a blog post Wednesday it is adding ânew guardrailsâ to ensure there are no ârepeat offendersâ who violate its rules. âIn the event that Mr. Trump posts further violating content, the content […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
Industry committee delves into Rogers-Shaw deal as fate rests with Minister Champagne
Key players and close watchers of Rogers Communications Inc.’s proposed takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. shared their views on the $26-billion deal at a House of Commons committee Wednesday as Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne deliberates on its fate. Critics of the deal, including academics and competitors, used the industry and technology meeting to argue that […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
RCMP in The Pas looking for 17-year-old in connection with double homicide
Manitoba RCMPÂ have issued an arrest warrant for a 17-year-old boy in connection with a double homicide in The Pas on Jan. 15.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
Bear Clan Patrol search Winnipeg streets for 2 Indigenous women, 1 missing nearly a year
Volunteers with the Bear Clan Patrol and family members are out in Winnipegâs West Broadway neighbourhood on Wednesday afternoon, searching for any tips about a woman who went missing early last year.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
What Manitobans should and shouldnât do amid recession speculation
In the wake of record-high inflation, ever-increasing interest rates and record-low unemployment, understanding what's going on with the Canadian economy is no easy feat.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
Ottawa elementary school students make groundbreaking discovery: EpiPens don't work in space
Gifted students at St. Brother AndrĂ© Elementary School in Ottawa have made a groundbreaking discovery through the "Cubes in Space" program, which allows them to send experiments in tiny cubes into space on NASA missions.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 25/23
Manitoba Nurses Union concerned about future of 24/7 sexual assault nursing program at HSC
People who have been sexually assaulted aren't receiving adequate care because the department tasked with treating them is understaffed and hasn't yet received funding promised by the province nine months ago, the Manitoba Nurses Union says.
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg and feds launch tree planting program
The Canadian Government, in partnership with the City of Winnipeg, has announced a new grant program designed to plant more trees and support the continued growth of urban forests across the country. Winnipeg will receive more than $7 million over a three a year period from a new federal grant, which will help plant over […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 25/23
More potential remains found at former Williams Lake residential school
Editorâs note:Â Emotional support or assistance for those who are affected by the residential school system can be found at Indian Residential School Survivors Society toll-free 1 (800) 721-0066 or 24-hr Crisis Line 1 (866) 925-4419. The Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) says the use of ground penetrating radar at the former St. Joseph’s Mission Residential […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 25/23
Police arrest Winnipeg man, seize $170K worth of drugs and guns
As a result of a drug trafficking investigation, a Winnipeg man has been arrested and about $170,000 in drugs, plus guns and ammo, were seized from a location on Hargrave Street.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 25/23
MPI Implements First Phase of Modernized Services
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Public Insurance's efforts to modernize its archaic computer system in a digital world will begin with trucking and commercial insurance customers.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 25/23
Two years after Proud Boys terrorist designation, over 300 right-wing groups identified in Canada
As the trial for members of the group, the Proud Boys, charged in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol continues, new research shows the number of right-wing groups has increased threefold in Canada since 2015. It comes nearly two years after the Proud Boys was named a terrorist entity in Canada. […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 25/23
Stolen SUV investigation leads to 2 arrests, gun seizure: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police say officers were travelling on North Dame Avenue in the Weston area on Tuesday at 3:25 a.m. when an SUV that had been reported stolen passed them. They pursued.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 25/23
'Everything about it was exceptional': Winnipeg-born costume designer shares experience working on Oscar-nominated film
A Winnipeg-born costume designer woke up to a flurry of text messages Tuesday morning, as the nominations for the 95th annual Academy Awards were read miles away in a crowded Hollywood ballroom.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg man charged with online child luring
A 67-year-old Winnipeg man has been charged with online child luring following an investigation.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg costume designer says Manitoba consultants shared Mennonite culture for Best Picture nominee
Costume designer Quita Alfred, a Winnipegger, took a deep dive into Manitoba Mennonite history to come up with the distinctive look for the Oscar-nominated film 'Women Talking.'© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 25/23
Man, woman charged in Garden Hill First Nation assault: Manitoba RCMP
According to Island Lake RCMP, a 56-year-old man was severely injured and needed to be air-lifted to hospital in Winnipeg. Two people were arrested and charged.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 25/23
Passenger traffic at Winnipeg airport continues to bounce back from pandemic
Airline passenger traffic is continuing to rise at Winnipeg's Richardson International Airport.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
City of Winnipeg and federal government launch tree-planting program
Canada's goal of planting two billion trees across the country is expanding to Winnipeg.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
Mood Disorders Association in need of funds amid growing demand for services
The Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba (MDAM) is seeing more requests for mental health services than ever before, and at the same time, itâs also facing challenges when it comes to fundraising© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
Manitoba Clinic restructuring, selling surplus equipment
An inner-city clinic is expecting a large drop in doctors operating inside it this spring.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
Crown Stays Six Sexual Assault Charges Against Rural Manitoba Doctor
WINNIPEG â Crown prosecutors say they are staying six sexual assault charges against a doctor in rural Manitoba.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
New grant will help community organizations plant more trees in Winnipeg
Community organizations in Winnipeg can now apply for up to $20,000 in grant money to plant trees in their neighbourhoods.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
'Incredibly exciting': The Manitoba Scotties Tournament kicks off in East St. Paul
After years of planning, the team behind the 2023 Manitoba Scotties Tournament of Hearts is ready to take the event to East St. Paul.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
New K-8 School in Bison Run Set to Open
Bison Run School, a new kindergarten to Grade 8 facility in Winnipegâs Waverley West neighbourhood, is set to open next week.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
Quebec woman who mailed poison to Trump White House pleads guilty
A Quebec woman accused of mailing poison to former president Donald Trump has pleaded guilty and agreed to a prison sentence of nearly 22 years. Pascale Ferrier, 55, entered the plea Wednesday in United States District Court in Washington, D.C. She also pleaded guilty to eight charges related to similar biological weapons offences committed in […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 25/23
Urban Art Biz- The Art of The Graphic Novel
Presented in partnership with Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery and Creative Manitoba-Indigenous Program. Wed Jan 25, 2023 from 12pm â 1pm CST The workshop is offered Free. Please register […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
67-year-old Winnipeg man charged with luring child under 16, online child pornography crimes
Winnipeg police have charged a 67-year-old man with luring a child under 16 online and child porn-related crimes.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
Crown stays 6 sexual assault charges against rural Manitoba doctor
Crown prosecutors say they are staying six sexual assault charges against a doctor in rural Manitoba.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
Crown stays six sexual assault charges against rural Manitoba doctor after new evidence
Crown prosecutors say they are staying six sexual assault charges against a doctor in rural Manitoba. They told a Winnipeg court Wednesday they couldn’t go through with a trial for Dr. Arcel Bissonnette after new evidence came into play. Court of King’s Bench Justice Anne Turner heard from Nadine Vasas that the Crown reassessed the […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg Man Charged in Internet Luring Investigation
Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a man as part of an investigation into internet luring.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg man, 67, charged with internet luring of minor
A 67-year-old Winnipeg man was arrested after police allege he attempted to lure a child for sexual purposes online. The Winnipeg Police Service says Lawrence Draho used online classified sites and messaging apps to lure a person under the age of 16. He was charged Jan. 16 with luring a person under 16 years of […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg man, 67, charged with luring, child porn offences
A Winnipeg man has been charged with a number of offences related to online sexual exploitation of children via messaging apps and online classifieds, police said.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Jan 25/23
Winnipeg Airport Sees Strong Passenger Increase to End Fourth Quarter
Winnipeg's James Richardson International Airport recorded its busiest day in nearly three years to cap off a strong fourth quarter.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 25/23
6 sexual assault charges against rural Manitoba doctor stayed
Crown prosecutors are staying six sexual assault charges against Arcel Bissonnette, a rural Manitoba doctor, after new evidence came into play.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 25/23
Crown enters stay of proceedings against Manitoba doctor accused of sexual assault
The Crown has entered a stay of proceedings for some of the charges against a Manitoba doctor accused of sexual assault.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 25/23
Health risks associated with trying to save money at the grocery store
As food costs continue to rise, Canadians are being forced to re-evaluate their usual grocery shopping. For the fitness and nutrition community, common diet staples like meat, eggs, and lettuce are putting pressure on the pocketbook and making it more difficult to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Edmonton sports nutritionist Stephanie Rutko says she has had […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 25/23
Bombers extend Canadian linebacker Shayne Gauthier
The Dolbau-Mistassini, Que., native was chosen by the Winnipeg club in the fourth round of the 2016 CFL Draft and has suited up for 81 games since then.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 25/23
CONTEST: Win Passes to Festival du Voyageur
Enter to win passes to this year's Festival du Voyageur, happening February 17-26. It's Western Canadaâs largest outdoor winter festival.
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 25/23
Southern Manitoba about to get hit by prolonged cold snap, meteorologist says
For about a 10-day period, beginning on the weekend, the region will be seeing highs in the -20s, with lows regularly going below -30 C.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 25/23
Trudeau, premiers to meet in February to move health care talks along
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and premiers are to meet in Ottawa in two weeks to work on a new health care deal. Trudeau said Wednesday he issued an invitation for the premiers to join him in the capital on Feb. 7, but he warned that Canadians shouldn’t expect a deal to get done that day. […]
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- Wednesday 08AM Jan 25/23
ANALYSIS: Jetsâ reputation as a contender makes them a target for competition
As one of the top teams in the Western Conference, Winnipeg's reputation as a legitimate contender has swirled throughout the NHL, thus placing a firm target on their presence.© Global |
- Wednesday 07AM Jan 25/23
A Canadian team used AI to make a cancer drug. Is this a game-changer?
In today’s Big Story podcast, it’s a process that can take up to a decade. And individual aspects of it can take up to a year or more. Or … it can take, like, a month. The drug development process is time-consuming, intense and very, very expensive. So much so that only huge pharmaceutical companies […]
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- Wednesday 06AM Jan 25/23
Community initiative connecting young Manitobans with mental health care
A community-based initiative is connecting young Manitobans with mental health care and other supports -- all under the same roof.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05AM Jan 25/23
Security incidents up at other Winnipeg libraries, but Millennium-style safety measures not being considered
The Millennium Library isn't the only library in Winnipeg with increasing incidents of violence and harassment, but so far the city isn't considering the same kind of security measures introduced at the downtown facility for other locations.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jan 25/23
Ottawa to begin 'intense' talks to rewrite First Nations child welfare compensation deal
Ottawa will attempt to renegotiate its $20-billion compensation package for people affected by the First Nations child welfare system, court records say.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jan 25/23
Just how risky is it to drink more alcohol than Canada's new guide advises?
When newly revamped guidelines for low-risk alcohol use were revealed last week, it quickly sparked debate and, in some cases, frustration. Some Canadians were quick to dismiss them, saying the risks felt overblown. But are they?
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- Wednesday 03AM Jan 25/23
Bank of Canada hikes key interest rate to 4.5%, says it plans to hold
The Bank of Canada raised its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point Wednesday and said it expects this to be the last rate hike of the cycle. The rate increase marks the eighth consecutive hike since March as the central bank fights off decades-high inflation. Its key interest rate now stands […]
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- Tuesday 10PM Jan 24/23
Jeannot scores winner as Preds edge Jets 2-1 in goalie duel
Connor Hellebuyck stopped 39 shots in the loss, while Juuse Saros got the win with 32 saves.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM Jan 24/23
Jeannot scores winner, Saros makes 32 saves as Jets fall to Predators
Tanner Jeannot scored early in the third period and Juuse Saros made 32 saves to lead the Nashville Predators to a 2-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday night.
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- Tuesday 09PM Jan 24/23
Economists concerned about Bank of Canada's expected interest rate hike, but suspect it will be the last
The Bank of Canada is expected to announce yet another interest hike on Wednesday, and economists are hoping that it will be the last one for a while, with some warning it could be a step closer to recession as Canada tries to balance the need to fight inflation with the growing pressure on the housing market.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 24/23
Justin Bieber sells entire music catalogue for $200M
Justin Bieber has sold the rights to his entire back catalogue, including megahits “Despacito,” “Sorry,” and “Baby,” to Hipgnosis Song Management. The song investment company says it’s struck an agreement with the Stratford, Ont.-raised pop singer for his share of all publishing copyrights and royalties from his master recordings. The deal covers Bieber’s entire back catalogue […]
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 24/23
Minister responds to Canadianâs travel frustrations with changes to passenger bill of rights this fall
Expect to see the airline passenger bill of rights strengthened to support both airports and passengers, confirmed the Minister of Transportation early Tuesday. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra was questioned by reporters at the Liberal cabinet retreat in Hamilton about the growing frustration from passengers following major travel disruptions at airports across the country that have […]
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba Tyndall Stone receives international recognition
A stone that is in many buildings throughout the province and is found only in Manitoba, is now getting international attention.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 24/23
Stone mined only in Manitoba receives international heritage recognition
A stone that is in many buildings throughout the province and is found only in Manitoba, is now getting international attention.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 24/23
How you can help celebrate Dancing Gabe's 60th birthday
One of Winnipeg's most iconic sports fans is set to celebrate a milestone birthday with the help of one of the teams he has been cheering on for nearly a decade.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg poised to ask province to allow workers to switch up statutory holidays
The City of Winnipeg is considering a symbolic move toward making the observance of holidays more inclusive. A motion coming before city council's human rights committee calls on the province to change the Manitoba Employment Standards Code to allow workers to substitute statutory holidays for days that are more meaningful to them.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 24/23
RCMP Investigating Remains Found of Missing Manitoba Man as a Homicide
RCMP say remains found in a rural area outside Brandon, Man., in October belong to a man reported missing last month.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 24/23
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
Thunder Bay man allegedly ingested drugs to smuggle into Manitoba prison: RCMP
For the second time this month, RCMP say a suspect was caught allegedly trying to smuggle drugs into prison by ingesting them.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg man behind bars after string of East St. Paul, Man. property crimes: RCMP
On Monday, Red River North RCMP got a call about a person trying to get into some locked cars at around 1 a.m. on Omeniuk Drive.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
RCMP ask for tips after discovery of human remains in western Manitoba
RCMP are putting the call out for tips after the discovery of human remains has now turned into a homicide investigation in Western Manitoba.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
Buck Martinez to return to Blue Jays broadcast booth for 2023 season: report
Baseball broadcaster Buck Martinez will return as Sportsnet’s play-by-play announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays for the 2023 season, according to Bob Elliott. Martinez has been with Sportsnet calling Blue Jays games since 2010. Sportsnet has not confirmed that Martinez will be back. Hearing broadcaster Buck Martinez will be back in the Blue Jays booth […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
RCMP investigating remains found of missing Manitoba man as a homicide
RCMP say remains found in a rural area outside Brandon, Man., in October belong to a man reported missing last month.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
Fort Richmond Collegiate's one-of-a-kind eSports facility
Fort Richmond Collegiate has opened a state-of-the-art eSports facility. It's the first of its kind in Manitoba. Last year, the school became provincial champions in the popular video game League of Legends. CBC's Jim Agapito talked to the gamers at Fort Richmond Collegiate about the new eSport centre.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 24/23
Thunder Bay man allegedly ingested drugs to smuggle into Manitoba prison: RCMP
For the second time this month, RCMP say a suspect was caught allegedly trying to smuggle drugs into prison by ingesting them.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
RCMP identify homicide victim after human remains found outside Brandon, Man., in October
In early October 2022, Blue Hills RCMP found the remains in a rural area just outside of Brandon, Man., in the rural municipality of Cornwallis. The remains were identified this month as those of James Vernon Giesbrecht, 37, from Brandon.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
City weighs recommendation to let workers swap holidays
A recommendation to allow workers to swap holidays for another day more meaningful to them is being considered at city call, but some worry it would be a step backwards.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
City of Winnipeg weighs recommendation to let workers swap holidays
A recommendation to allow workers to swap holidays for another day more meaningful to them is being considered at city call, but some worry it would be a step backwards.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba school divisions seek âuncertifiedâ substitute teachers amid shortage
Manitoba school divisions dealing with supply staff shortages are looking to hire substitutes, and the job posting calls for 'uncertified' teachers.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
Safety concerns surrounding RCMPâs potential purchase of Sig P320 pistol
The possible acquisition of the Sig P320 pistol for RCMP use is raising concerns for one gun expert, who says the pistol is unsafe. Dave Brown, a professional firearms instructor, says the Sig has a dismal safety record in the United States. âI think there is a problem with that Sig,â said Brown. In October, […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
How a Transcona councillor wants the city to help Ukraine
A Winnipeg city councillor wants to create a Winnipeg-Ukraine humanitarian fund, with the city matching donations one-to-one.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation RCMP make arrest in 7-year-old homicide investigation
Sioux Valley Dakota Nation RCMP have made an arrest in a seven-year-old homicide investigation, involving a 2-month-old baby girl.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
Winnipeg Police Chief floats solution to ensure 911 calls are answered faster
Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth says not all 911 calls are being answered promptly, and fees on mobile phones could help solve the problem.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba man facing manslaughter charges in 2016 death of infant
A man has been charged with manslaughter in the death of an infant girl from a First Nation in southwestern Manitoba seven years ago. Virden RCMP responded to reports a two-month-old girl was in medical distress at a home on the Sioux Valley Dakota Nation on Jan. 4, 2016. The infant was taken to hospital […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba Clinic seeks deal with province to avoid financial collapse as it loses doctors
Manitobaâs largest private clinic is expected to lose more than one-third of its doctors in the coming months as it continues to ask for help from the province to stay afloat.
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 24/23
Charges laid 7 years after baby's death in southwestern Manitoba
After lengthy investigation into the death of an infant in Sioux Valley Dakota Nation in 2016, RCMP Major Crime Services have arrested a 32-year-old Brandon man.
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 24/23
911 call centre employees burning out, says Winnipeg chief of police
Emergency call centre employees in Winnipeg are struggling and experiencing burnout, according to the city's chief of police. He wants to see more 911 operators hired.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 24/23
Manitoba RCMP make arrest in 2016 homicide investigation into baby girlâs death
RCMP say a manslaughter charge has been laid in a seven-year-old probe into the death of a baby girl on a Manitoba First Nation.© CTV |
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