Friday 01PM Feb 03/23
'Feel the horsepower': Monster trucks in Winnipeg this weekend
The dust will start flying and cars will be crushed in Winnipeg over the weekend.
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- Friday 01PM Feb 03/23
Air Canada, Porter among airlines asking Supreme Court to hear case on passenger bill of rights
A group of airlines is asking the Supreme Court of Canada to hear their case after a lower court largely upheld the validity of Canada’s air passenger bill of rights. Air Canada and Porter Airlines Inc. are among the group seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court, along with a number of U.S. and […]
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- Friday 01PM Feb 03/23
Province, Doctors Manitoba aim to reduce red tape for doctors with new task force
Manitoba's health minister says the province is teaming up with Doctors Manitoba to cut down on administrative duties getting in the way of patient care.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg police investigating pair of stabbing homicides
Winnipeg police are starting off the month by investigating a pair of homicides in the city. Just after 10 p.m. on Wednesday, Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) responded to a hotel on Main Street after receiving a report that a man was looking for help after being stabbed. At the time, he also reported that another […]
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- Friday 12PM Feb 03/23
Manitoba offers up to $4M for programs to help newcomers
Manitoba is offering up to $4 million this year to fund projects that help immigrants integrate socially and economically.
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- Friday 12PM Feb 03/23
Canadian Council of Muslim Women pen letter of support for Elghawaby amid calls for resignation
The CCMW says the calls for resignation are more evidence of discrimination against Muslim women.
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- Friday 12PM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg police investigate possible sightings of woman missing nearly a year
Winnipeg police say they're investigating 'possible unconfirmed sightings' of Shingoose dating from November 2022.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg writer-director bringing thrills and revenge with her new movie
An unexpected neighbour, a dead lover, and a story of revenge are all part of a new film written and directed by Rainy Kerwin, who grew up in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Feb 03/23
The Winnipeg writer-director bringing thrills and revenge with her new movie
An unexpected neighbour, a dead lover, and a story of revenge are all part of a new film written and directed by Rainy Kerwin, who grew up in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Feb 03/23
Liberals withdraw controversial amendment to guns bill
The federal Liberals withdrew an amendment to their guns bill on Friday that had introduced a controversial new definition of an assault-style weapon.
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- Friday 11AM Feb 03/23
Manitoba Metis Federation citizenship cards to be accepted at liquor, cannabis stores
Manitoba has expanded the types of identification acceptable for use to purchase liquor, cannabis and lottery tickets in the province.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Feb 03/23
Manitoba Metis Federation citizenship cards can now be used at liquor stores
Manitoba has expanded the types of identification acceptable for use to purchase liquor, cannabis and lottery tickets in the province.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Feb 03/23
Police release new photo of Ashlee Shingoose, 31, who's been missing since March
Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help to find a woman who’s been missing for almost a year but might have been seen in November.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg man charged with second-degree murder in Point Douglas stabbing
Police said the victim, who has been identified as Clifford Earl Bos, 56, was found after officers were flagged down around midnight near the Salvation Army building.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg Goldeyes Sign Trio for 2023 Season
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have signed a promising trio of outfielders and infielders to their 2023 season roster.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Police make arrest in homicide of man found assaulted outside Salvation Army in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police have arrested a 25-year-old man in connection with a fatal stabbing near a Main Street shelter on Thursday, near where a different man was found dead days earlier.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg police find homicide victim thanks to tip from man stabbed at Main Street hotel
Winnipeg police were tipped off to the location of a homicide victim Wednesday night by another man who had been stabbed.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Police Investigate Two Separate Homicides in Two Hours
Winnipeg police are investigating two separate homicides within hours of each other.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Only 6% of Canadians use cash at grocery stores: study
A new study from Dalhousie University in Halifax reveals only 6 per cent of Canadians still pay with cash exclusively.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg police respond to two homicides in two hours
The Winnipeg Police Service responded to two homicides in the span of two hours this week.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Feb 03/23
1 man dead, another rushed to hospital after stabbings in Winnipeg
A 40-year-old man was found dead in a Winnipeg apartment building after another man, who had been stabbed, made his way to a Main Street hotel for help, police say.
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- Friday 09AM Feb 03/23
Frigid temperatures leave homeless people in southwestern Manitoba fighting to survive
People who don't have a place to stay in Brandon are stocking up on tarps, tents and blankets or desperately searching for a couch in the hopes of having somewhere warm to spend the night if the city's only overnight shelter is full.
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- Friday 09AM Feb 03/23
Liberals withdraw controversial amendment to guns bill
The federal Liberals are withdrawing an amendment to their guns bill that introduced a controversial new definition of an assault-style weapon. The amendment would have defined what kind of firearms should be banned in Canada and added dozens of new semi-automatic rifles and shotguns to the list.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Feb 03/23
Southern Manitoba to receive some welcome warmer weather after extended cold snap
Environment Canada says the polar vortex the region has been experiencing is headed back north, and southern Manitoba will be the recipient of some welcome warm air.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Feb 03/23
Are we looking for aliens in all the wrong places?
In today’s Big Story podcast, much of humanity’s search for extraterrestrial life has focused on, well, our kind of life — the conditions that make possible the biology we see on Earth. But what if the conditions that make life possible are far from what we imagine? What if we don’t actually know what “life” […]
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- Friday 07AM Feb 03/23
ANALYSIS: Jets’ Morrissey, Hellebuyck, could be real all-stars by season’s end
Going to an all-star game does not make you an all-star, but there’s a good chance Josh and Connor could be real all-stars in June.© Global |
- Friday 07AM Feb 03/23
Extreme cold expected to come to an end in Manitoba
Though frigid temperatures remain throughout most of Manitoba on Friday morning, the end of the week-long cold snap is coming.© CTV |
- Friday 06AM Feb 03/23
Ice Carvers in Winnipeg for Inaugural Winterscape Competition
Ice carvers from across the globe are arriving in Winnipeg this weekend for the first-ever Winterscape competition.
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- Friday 06AM Feb 03/23
Family of Ukrainian refugees grateful to be alive after Winnipeg apartment fire
A family of three Ukrainian refugees in Winnipeg were rescued through their third-storey window after being trapped by thick smoke inside a burning apartment building on Thursday.
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- Friday 06AM Feb 03/23
China: Balloon over US skies is for research, wind pushed it
China said Friday that a balloon spotted over American airspace was used for weather research and was blown off course, despite U.S. suspicion it was spying. The discovery further strained already tense relations between Beijing and Washington. The Pentagon decided not to shoot down the balloon, which was potentially flying over sensitive sites, because of […]
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- Friday 05AM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg couple accused of handing out THC Halloween candy had ‘normal’ candy at home: court docs
Police say they found 'normal non-THC infused candy at the ready' during a search of the accused's home, according to search warrant documents.© Global |
- Friday 05AM Feb 03/23
2 Manitoba junior curlers have busy championship season as both teammates and rivals
Virden's Jace Freeman and Elias Huminicki of Winnipeg Beach are preparing to play in three Canadian curling championships — two as teammates and one as opponents — over the next eight weeks, beginning Sunday at under-18 nationals in Timmins, Ont.
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- Friday 05AM Feb 03/23
Director hopes new arts documentary will change the way people look at northern communities
Andria Stephens' new documentary, We Are Artists of the North, gives people a look at the northern Manitoba arts scene.
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- Friday 03AM Feb 03/23
Ontario First Nation hires outside firm to investigate 28-year boil water advisory
A northern Ontario First Nation that has lived under a boil-water advisory for nearly three decades has hired an outside consultant to find out once and for all what ails the community's water system.
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- Friday 03AM Feb 03/23
High food prices stir appetite for budget-minded recipes from food writers
Rising food costs mean everyone is paying more to make meals — including the people coming up with recipes. That means food writers are carefully considering what truly needs to be in a recipe — and how people are cooking and coping under the current circumstances.
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- Friday 02AM Feb 03/23
Canada says NORAD tracking high-altitude surveillance balloon detected over the U.S.
The Department of National Defence says Canada is working with the United States to protect sensitive information from foreign intelligence threats after a high-altitude surveillance balloon was detected. The U.S. says it is tracking a suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that has been spotted over U.S. airspace for a few days. The Pentagon says it decided […]
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- Thursday 11PM Feb 02/23
NORAD tracking high-altitude surveillance balloon detected over the U.S., Canada says
The Department of National Defence says Canada is working with the United States to protect sensitive information from foreign intelligence threats after a high-altitude surveillance balloon was detected.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Feb 02/23
Métis cards will soon be accepted as ID for liquor, cannabis, gaming in Manitoba
The province will soon accept Manitoba Métis Federation citizenship cards as a primary form of identification for some purchases, Premier Heather Stefanson announced on Thursday.
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- Thursday 08PM Feb 02/23
Teen Charged in Double Homicide in The Pas
Manitoba RCMP have charged a 17-year-old boy in connection with a double homicide in The Pas.
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- Thursday 07PM Feb 02/23
Niverville transforms obsolete lagoon into a healthy wetland
Ducks Unlimited Canada is celebrating World Wetlands Day by highlighting a success story in Niverville, Man.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Feb 02/23
‘We'd have to strip her down’: Insurance issues concerning mobile home owner in Manitoba
A mobile home owner could potentially be out thousands of dollars after learning her home might not be insurable.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Feb 02/23
‘We'd have to strip her down’: Insurance issues concerning mobile home owner
A mobile home owner could potentially be out thousands of dollars after learning her home might not be insurable.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 02/23
‘Do I still have it’: Mike McEwen overcomes confidence crash to advance to Brier
Former Manitoba curler Mike McEwen will make an eighth career Brier appearance this year after winning the Ontario tankard.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 02/23
Politician turfed from cabinet over COVID vaccine stance now leads Manitoba PC caucus as chair
A longtime MLA who was kicked out of Heather Stefanson's cabinet for refusing to support COVID-19 vaccines now has a role representing his Progressive Conservative colleagues.
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 02/23
Curling Canada says pregnancy exemption to be expanded in 2024
Curling Canada says it is opening up its pregnancy exemption eligibility to all teams competing at next year's Canadian women's and men's championships, with the announcement coming a day after the organization came under fire for limiting the exemption to just the top five teams in the rankings.
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 02/23
Clan Mothers want to buy vacant Point Douglas lot for $1, build transitional housing for women
The city is considering a proposal to sell a Maple Street property to the Clan Mothers Healing Village for $1. The group wants to build a transitional housing and social enterprise facility for women and two-spirit people at risk of violence and sexual exploitation.
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 02/23
17-year-old faces 2nd-degree murder charges after double homicide in The Pas: Manitoba RCMP
A 17-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a mid-January double homicide in The Pas, Man., and more arrests are expected, RCMP say.
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 02/23
Senate passes Liberals’ controversial online streaming act with a dozen amendments
Big tech companies that offer online streaming services could soon be required to contribute to Canadian content as a controversial Liberal bill gets one step closer to becoming law. The Senate has passed the online streaming act known as Bill C-11 with a dozen amendments following a lengthy study by senators. The bill would update […]
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- Thursday 05PM Feb 02/23
Junior high students go head-to-head in film and game design jams
Budding filmmakers and video game designers took over Sisler High School Thursday for a marathon of mentorship and creation.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Feb 02/23
Collecting racial data in Manitoba hospitals will help 'disrupt and dismantle' racism in health care: doctor
Manitoba is launching a new system-wide expansion of race-based data collection in hospitals, building on efforts to track how different racial groups were disproportionately impacted by COVID-19.
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- Thursday 04PM Feb 02/23
'Much more than a paint store': Massive fire engulfs Winkler business, closes section of highway
Emergency crews are working to contain a structure fire at Janzen's Paint & Decorating in Winkler, Man., on Thursday afternoon.
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- Thursday 04PM Feb 02/23
New school planned to replace one of the oldest in Louis Riel School Division
The Louis Riel School Division (LRSD) is taking steps to replace one of its older school buildings in the division with a modern building.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Feb 02/23
Teen charged with murder in connection with The Pas, Man. double homicide
Police say they are continuing to investigate and more arrests are anticipated.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba has seen steady increase in requests for medically assisted death: Shared Health
Data from Shared Health shows the most common underlying conditions of MAID patients are consistent with the leading causes of death in Canada© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Feb 02/23
17-year-old arrested for double homicide in The Pas: RCMP
RCMP have arrested a 17-year-old male from Moose Lake in connection to a double homicide in The Pas last month.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Feb 02/23
COVID-19 tests will be mandatory for travellers from China for another two months
People arriving on flights to Canada from China, Hong Kong and Macao will have to do a COVID-19 test before they board for another two months, after Canada announced it would renew border restrictions on air travel from those areas Thursday. The government mandated pre-boarding tests for people coming from those places last month after […]
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- Thursday 03PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba to get six more weeks of winter, according to Manitoba Merv
It’s been cold, to say the least here in Manitoba. In the -30s and -40s, anything can freeze in seconds. CityNews did various tests, just to confirm this. Pouring hot water on a towel, whipping it around and after only about 20 seconds, the towel could be ripped apart easily. During a take for the […]
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- Thursday 03PM Feb 02/23
Search warrant: Winnipeg couple used their “stash” to hand out THC candy to children on Halloween
New documents show what led to a couple handing out cannabis-infused gummies to children in Winnipeg - and what happened in the hours directly after.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Feb 02/23
Son of late MP Jim Carr to seek Liberal party nomination to take over Winnipeg riding
The son of Jim Carr, the Liberal member of Parliament who died last year, is seeking the party’s nomination to run for his father’s seat in an upcoming by-election. Ben Carr announced his candidacy for the Liberal Party of Canada’s nomination to run in the Winnipeg South Centre riding. The elder Carr died in December […]
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- Thursday 02PM Feb 02/23
How a Google search landed a Manitoba bakery in the Grammy gift bags
A simple Google search landed one Manitoba bakery a spot in this year’s Grammy Awards gift bags.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba Liberal leader wants premier suspended for allegedly violating conflict of interest rules
A Manitoba judge is being asked to decide whether Premier Heather Stefanson violated conflict of interest rules, as alleged by the leader of Manitoba's Liberal Party.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba to provide $100 million more in operating costs for next school year
School divisions across Manitoba will see an increase in provincial funding for operating costs to the tune of $100 million for the next school year. The Manitoba government says this amounts to about a six per cent increase compared to the previous school year, the highest in recent years. Part of the money will go […]
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- Thursday 02PM Feb 02/23
Some new stuff out at Costco
Here is a lot of new stuff that just came out at the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Summer stuff is really rolling out fast, and if you see something you want I wouldn’t wait too long. The fair life shakes ... Read More »
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- Thursday 01PM Feb 02/23
Son of late MP Jim Carr to seek Liberal party nomination to run in Winnipeg riding
The son of Jim Carr, the Liberal member of Parliament who died last year, is seeking the party's nomination to run for his father's seat in an upcoming byelection.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Feb 02/23
Son of Late MP Jim Carr to Seek Liberal Party Nomination to Take Over Winnipeg Riding
WINNIPEG — The son of Jim Carr, the Liberal member of Parliament who died last year, is seeking the party's nomination to run for his father's seat in an upcoming byelection.
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- Thursday 01PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba to Provide $100M in Additional Education Funding
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government has announced additional funding for kindergarten to Grade 12 schools next year.
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- Thursday 01PM Feb 02/23
Lametti says Tories exploiting tragedies ‘to score political points’ on bail reform
Canada’s justice minister has accused Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives of using tragedies such as the killing of a young Ontario Provincial Police officer “to try to score political points,” while saying his government is nonetheless exploring options for how to deal with repeat offenders. Lametti made the remarks in a speech to the House of Commons […]
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- Thursday 01PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba promises $100M increase in funding for school divisions
The money represents a 6.1 per cent increase in operating funding, according to the government.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Feb 02/23
Ben Carr seeking Liberal nomination for late father’s Winnipeg South Centre seat
Ben Carr, son of the late Jim Carr, who held the seat from 2015 until his death last December, announced Thursday that he's looking to take over his father's role as MP.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Feb 02/23
Laval woman’s car involved in spectacular robbery in Ontario
A Laval, Quebec woman who had her car stolen on Sunday got a surprise when her vehicle was involved in a spectacular heist in Vaughan, Ontario. The burglary that’s been compared to an action-movie heist, happened on Tuesday night and was caught on surveillance cameras from start to finish. The footage has now been released […]
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- Thursday 12PM Feb 02/23
Liberals move to delay MAID for people suffering solely from mental illness
The Liberal government is introducing legislation to delay by one year the expansion of the medically assisted death (MAID) law to cover those suffering solely from a mental illness.
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- Thursday 12PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba to become first province to collect race-based data in hospitals
Manitoba will soon be the first province to collect race-based data from patients at hospitals within the province.
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- Thursday 12PM Feb 02/23
Province reveals new funding for Manitoba schools
The Province of Manitoba intends to spend more on K-12 schools in the province next year.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Feb 02/23
Manitoba announces minimum 2.5% increase in school division operating funds
School divisions across Manitoba will get an increase of at least 2.5 per cent in operating dollars for the upcoming year, the province says.
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- Thursday 11AM Feb 02/23
Liberals Table Bill Delaying Medically Assisted Dying Expansion to March 2024
OTTAWA — The federal government is seeking to delay the extension of assisted dying eligibility to people whose sole condition is a mental disorder until March 17, 2024.
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- Thursday 11AM Feb 02/23
Ben Carr makes it official, declares run for Liberal nomination in late father's federal riding
After a month of deliberations, the son of late Liberal MP Jim Carr has decided to seek the party's nomination to run in a byelection expected in Winnipeg South Centre later this year.
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- Thursday 11AM Feb 02/23
Residents trapped in Winnipeg retirement home during overnight fire
An overnight fire at a Winnipeg retirement home left some residents trapped inside the building, and sent six people to the hospital© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Feb 02/23
Nestle Canada to wind down frozen meals and pizza business including Delissio
Nestle Canada says it is winding down its frozen meals and pizza business in Canada over the next six months. The four brands that will no longer be sold in the freezer aisle at Canadian grocery stores are Delissio, Stouffer’s, Lean Cuisine and Life Cuisine. The company says it is focusing on categories that support […]
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- Thursday 11AM Feb 02/23
Why Delissio pizzas and other Nestle products will disappear from Canadian stores
Nestle Canada says it is winding down its frozen meals and pizza business in Canada over the next six months. The four brands that will no longer be sold in the freezer aisle at Canadian grocery stores are Delissio, Stouffer's, Lean Cuisine and Life Cuisine.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Feb 02/23
Six People Sent to Hospital in Overnight Fire at Winnipeg Highrise
WINNIPEG -- Six people were injured and sent to hospital overnight as a result of a fire in the St. Josaphat Selo-Villa on McGregor Street.
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- Thursday 10AM Feb 02/23
Six more weeks of winter? Here are the predictions of groundhogs across North America
Will we see six more weeks of winter, or an early spring? Here’s what some of the groundhogs (and one human) have predicted so far, from coast-to-coast.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Feb 02/23
St. Boniface fire likely caused by improper candle use, Winnipeg firefighters say
Improper use of a candle is likely to blame for an accidental fire at a four-unit residence on Dumoulin Street, Winnipeg firefighters say.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Feb 02/23
Vast majority of Canadians impacted by rising interest rates: poll
The vast majority of Canadians, over 70 per cent, say they are impacted by the escalating interest rates, especially homeowners who have a mortgage or loan on their residence, according to a new poll. The Maru Public Opinion poll found 35 per cent of homeowners with a mortgage or loan don’t believe they will be […]
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- Thursday 09AM Feb 02/23
‘Manitoba Merv’ predicts six more weeks of winter on Groundhog Day
We're in for six more weeks of winter, if a stuffed groundhog at Oak Hammock Marsh is to be believed.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Feb 02/23
Six people sent to hospital after fire early Thursday at Winnipeg 55+ residence
Winnipeg fire crews went to the St. Josaphat Selo-Villa on McGregor Street at 1:20 a.m. Thursday after receiving 911 calls about residents trapped in the eight-storey high-rise.© Global |
- Thursday 08AM Feb 02/23
Manitoba Merv predicts six more weeks of winter
It’s Groundhog Day, and Manitoba Merv is predicting six more weeks of winter© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Feb 02/23
Ryan Reynolds crashes journalism class at Toronto college
A group of journalism students at a Toronto college were in for a welcome surprise this week when an A-list Canadian actor interrupted one of their classes. Ryan Reynolds was getting a tour of Seneca College on Wednesday when he dropped in on a broadcast journalism course unannounced. The appearance came while students were in […]
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- Thursday 08AM Feb 02/23
Manitoba Merv Makes Groundhog Day Prediction
Manitoba is in for a prolonged winter, according to a stuffed rodent with a nearly flawless track record.
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- Thursday 08AM Feb 02/23
Retirement home fire sends 6 to hospital in Winnipeg
Six people were sent to hospital for smoke inhalation after a fire trapped several people in a Winnipeg retirement home.
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- Thursday 07AM Feb 02/23
100 free business cards from the Walmart photo centre
The Walmart photo centre has an offer for 100 free business cards! Online only and free in store pickup.
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- Thursday 07AM Feb 02/23
Winnipeg police investigate after body found at Main Street Salvation Army
Winnipeg police were called to the Salvation Army, at Main and Henry Avenue, around midnight, where they discovered a body. WPS have yet to release any details.© Global |
- Thursday 07AM Feb 02/23
Assault leaves person dead near Salvation Army shelter in Winnipeg
An attack left a male dead near a Main Street shelter in Winnipeg on Thursday morning — steps away from where a man was found dead inside a hotel on Sunday evening.
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- Thursday 07AM Feb 02/23
Is Toronto’s transit system entering a death spiral?
In today’s Big Story podcast, even if you don’t live in the city, you’ve probably heard about the recent spate of violence on Toronto’s transit system. There have been some really ugly, seemingly random incidents. And while anecdotes may not be reliable, in this case the numbers back them up: Even with far fewer riders, […]
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- Thursday 05AM Feb 02/23
Liberals table bill delaying medically assisted dying expansion to March 2024
The federal government is seeking to delay the extension of assisted dying eligibility to people whose sole condition is a mental disorder until March 17, 2024. Justice Minister David Lametti introduced a bill seeking the extension in the House of Commons Thursday morning. The Liberal government agreed to expand eligibility in its 2021 update to […]
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- Thursday 05AM Feb 02/23
Cattle breeder fears life-or-death calving decisions amid rural Manitoba veterinarian shortage
The Prairies have seen a growing large animal veterinarian shortage for the last 20 years. The Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association says there are 147 veterinary practices in Manitoba — 70 of these practices are large animal medicine — at least 68 veterinarian positions that need to be filled
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- Thursday 05AM Feb 02/23
Winnipeg poised to approve 6 new homes in flood-prone area south of Cloutier Drive
Winnipeg is poised to approve the construction of six new homes within the flood-prone Cloutier Drive neighbourhood, against the recommendations of city planners.
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- Thursday 03AM Feb 02/23
Some First Nations leaders criticize probe into national chief's workplace conduct
Some First Nations chiefs are calling for a different type of workplace investigation to probe claims that the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations bullied and harassed staff — while others are urging the national advocacy organization to get back to business.
© CBC |
- Thursday 03AM Feb 02/23
The grocery price freeze is over — so brace yourself for even bigger food bills soon
The holiday price freeze put in place by some of Canada's biggest grocery chains has hit its expiry date, so shoppers should brace themselves for some news that could be hard to swallow: get ready for your food bill to go up. By a lot. Again.
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- Wednesday 08PM Feb 01/23
'Almost impossible to use': city councillor calls for better sidewalk snow clearing
A city councillor wants snow plows to do a better job of clearing Winnipeg's sidewalks next winter.© CTV |
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