Monday 10AM Feb 06/23
Icy roads cause 3-vehicle pileup on Manitoba highway, RCMP say
One man was taken to hospital with serious injuries as a result of the incident, while three others had minor injuries.
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- Monday 10AM Feb 06/23
Winnipeg's The Bros. Landreth 'over the moon' with Grammy stage shoutout from Bonnie Raitt
Winnipeg alternative country and folk group The Bros. Landreth got a big thank-you from the legendary Bonnie Raitt during music's biggest night of the year on Sunday.
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- Monday 10AM Feb 06/23
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting February 6th
Here are the deals from the regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part.
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- Monday 10AM Feb 06/23
Part 1 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting February 6th
Here are the deals from the regent location in Winnipeg. Deals are mostly the same from store to store, just some variety due to stock or seasonal items. Make sure to check out the second part.
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- Monday 10AM Feb 06/23
Powerful quake rocks Turkey and Syria, kills more than 2,300
ADANA, Turkey (AP) — A powerful, 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked wide swaths of Turkey and neighboring Syria on Monday, killing more than 2,300 people and injuring thousands more as it toppled hundreds of buildings and trapped residents under mounds of rubble or pancaked floors. Authorities feared the death toll would rise further as rescuers searched […]
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- Monday 09AM Feb 06/23
Canada ‘stands ready’ to help after deadly earthquake rocks Turkey, Syria: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada “stands ready” to provide help after a powerful earthquake toppled buildings and killed thousands of people in Turkey and Syria.
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- Monday 09AM Feb 06/23
Environment Canada calling for 10-15 centimetres of heavy snow in northern Manitoba
The extreme reaches of northern Manitoba are expected to receive a dump of heavy snow on Monday.
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- Monday 09AM Feb 06/23
Winter roads now open for northern Manitoba
Manitoba’s winter road system is now open for northern Manitoba communities.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Feb 06/23
Winnipeg committee to talk school zone lights, 7 years after initial offer
Seven years after it was first proposed, the City of Winnipeg is looking at the idea of installing flashing lights in school zones again this week.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Feb 06/23
Manitoba’s Winter Roads Open to Travellers
Manitoba has opened its winter road system for the season in most northern communities.
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- Monday 08AM Feb 06/23
Bonnie Raitt wins Grammy for cover of Manitoba band's song
American singer Bonnie Raitt took home three Grammy Awards this weekend, including one for a cover she did of a Manitoba band’s song.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Feb 06/23
ANALYSIS: Standout Jets victories in first 52 games
Thirty-two of the Jets' first 52 games played have been wins, so there is no shortage of candidates when it comes to selecting a top five.© Global |
- Monday 07AM Feb 06/23
Employee monitoring goes to court, and we learn about ‘time theft’
In today’s Big Story podcast, what counts as “work” and what doesn’t? If you’re sitting there doing nothing, thinking of how to accomplish your goals, are you working? Well, if you’re using a company laptop, the software watching your every move probably doesn’t think so. Valerio De Stefano is the Canada Research Chair in Innovation, […]
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- Monday 05AM Feb 06/23
China accuses US of indiscriminate use of force over balloon
BEIJING (AP) — China on Monday accused the United States of indiscriminate use of force in shooting down a suspected Chinese spy balloon, saying it “seriously impacted and damaged both sides’ efforts and progress in stabilizing Sino-U.S. relations.” The U.S. shot down the balloon off the Carolina coast after it traversed sensitive military sites across […]
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- Monday 05AM Feb 06/23
'I don't have a home to go to': Peguis First Nation evacuees left in limbo 9 months after flooding
More than 2,000 Peguis First Nation members were forced to leave their community at the height of the spring floods in 2022. More than 900 still can't return, with most living in hotels, and there is no timeline for when they may be able to go home.
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- Monday 04AM Feb 06/23
Rescuers scramble in Turkiye, Syria after quake kills 3,400
A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked wide swaths of Turkiye and neighbouring Syria on Monday, killing more than 2,600 people and injuring thousands more as it toppled thousands of buildings and trapped residents under mounds of rubble.© CTV |
- Monday 04AM Feb 06/23
Powerful quake rocks Turkiye and Syria, kills more than 2,500
A powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked wide swaths of Turkiye and neighbouring Syria on Monday, killing more than 2,500 people and injuring thousands more as it toppled thousands of buildings and trapped residents under mounds of rubble.© CTV |
- Sunday 10PM Feb 05/23
Beyoncé breaks Grammys record, Harry Styles wins album of the year
Beyonce won her 32nd award, breaking a 26-year-old record. But as in years past, the album of the year Grammys honour eluded her.
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- Sunday 08PM Feb 05/23
Rescue crews in Turkey and Syria search earthquake wreckage as death toll soars
A powerful 7.8-magnitude earthquake rocked southeastern Turkey and northern Syria early Monday, toppling hundreds of buildings and killing more than 2,500 people. Hundreds were still believed to be trapped under rubble, and the toll was expected to rise as rescue workers searched the wreckage.
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- Sunday 06PM Feb 05/23
'Something to remember this theatre by': Fans of the Towne Cinema 8 collecting submissions for book
A local film collective is looking to keep the memory of a defunct downtown movie theatre alive.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Feb 05/23
'Come home to mama': Family seek help in finding missing 14-year-old girl
The family of a 14-year-old girl missing for the last two weeks in Winnipeg is putting out a desperate plea for information.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Feb 05/23
‘Those are memories you retain for a long, long time.’: Main and Matheson Salisbury House up for sale
An iconic remnant of a beloved Manitoba restaurant chain is now on the market.© CTV |
- Sunday 06PM Feb 05/23
'Those are memories you retain for a long, long time': Main and Matheson Salisbury House in Winnipeg up for sale
An iconic remnant of a beloved Manitoba restaurant chain is now on the market.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Feb 05/23
12th annual Jack Frost Challenge kicks off in Winnipeg on Sunday
The twelfth annual Jack Frost Challenge kicked off near the Nestaweya river trail at the forks on Sunday.© Global |
- Sunday 05PM Feb 05/23
Winnipeg church hoping to remain a centre for arts, community asks for help with operating costs
A Winnipeg church that has played host to arts and community events for decades is fundraising to help cover hefty operational costs, which church staff say skyrocketed during the pandemic.
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- Sunday 05PM Feb 05/23
International ice sculpting competition offers outlet to celebrate winter in Winnipeg
Artists from around the world are in Winnipeg for the city’s first ever international ice carving competition.
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- Sunday 05PM Feb 05/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers extend Nic Demski, Alden Darby, and Janarion Grant
The nervous wait for Winnipeg Blue Bomber fans has ended. Re-signing pending free agent Nic Demski came not a moment too soon, with the “legal tampering” window having opened earlier today. Without a doubt, Demski would have been among the most highly sought after free agents had he still been available when the market opens...© Global |
- Sunday 04PM Feb 05/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Re-Sign Demski, Darby Jr.
Veteran receiver Nic Demski signed a three-year contract extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers that keeps him with the team through 2025.
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- Sunday 04PM Feb 05/23
Manitoba man raises thousands for humanitarian aid in Ukraine by water-only fasting
A Manitoba man has raised thousands of dollars by doing a water-only fast, to provide aid and support to those fighting on the front lines in Ukraine. Chad McFarland started a humanitarian group known as the Canada EH Team or Emergent Help for Ukraine. “This is basically a re-supply trip and trying to do a […]
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- Sunday 03PM Feb 05/23
Former Elmwood-Transcona MP to run in Portage-Lisgar
Lawrence Toet has joined the list of candidates seeking the federal Conservative nomination for the Portage-Lisgar riding.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Feb 05/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Nic Demski, Alden Darby sign extensions to remain in blue and gold
Nic Demski is staying home. The veteran receiver signed a three-year contract extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sunday that keeps him with is hometown team through 2025. Demski was slated to become a free agent Feb. 14.
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- Sunday 03PM Feb 05/23
Veterans Demski, Darby Jr. returning to Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Nic Demski is staying home. The veteran receiver signed a three-year contract extension with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Sunday that keeps him with his hometown team through 2025. Demski was slated to become a free agent Feb. 14. Earlier on Sunday, the Bombers agreed to a contract extension with American defensive back Alden Darby, […]
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- Sunday 01PM Feb 05/23
The time a wayward Canadian balloon caused an international stir — and thwarted 3 air forces
China isn't the only country to face questions about a curious balloon. Back in 1998, a giant runaway weather balloon proved to be an international headache for Canada.
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- Sunday 12PM Feb 05/23
'Everybody's out here enjoying winter': Snoball carnival celebrates 20 years in West Broadway
West Broadway residents celebrated the 20th anniversary of a beloved winter festival this weekend.© CTV |
- Sunday 11AM Feb 05/23
Canada sends military aircraft into Haiti’s skies as gang violence escalates
OTTAWA — Canada has sent one of its military planes to Haiti to help the country cope with escalating violence. A joint statement today from National Defence Minister Anita Anand and Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says Canada has deployed a CP-140 Aurora aircraft to help “disrupt the activities of gangs” in Haiti. Gang violence […]
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- Sunday 10AM Feb 05/23
Ramp agent not taken to hospital after incident with Flair plane at Winnipeg airport
A ramp agent refused to be taken to the hospital after an incident on a boarding bridge that involved the agent and a Flair Airlines jet at the Winnipeg airport on Saturday morning, the airport authority says.
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- Sunday 10AM Feb 05/23
Adventure weekend showcases winter fun at Riding Mountain National Park
A group of about a dozen snowshoers traversed the two-kilometre Brule Trail in Riding Mountain National Park. The adventure was park of a push from Friends of Riding Mountain National Park to get people active in the winter.
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- Sunday 09AM Feb 05/23
Indigenous history class for lawyers justified and more common in Canada: experts
As Alberta’s Law Society seeks to defend rules that require members to take a course on Indigenous issues, experts say such measures are common elsewhere in Canada and are well-grounded in legal rationale. “It is increasingly common that law societies across the country are requiring continuing education in certain particular areas” that include cultural awareness, […]
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- Sunday 08AM Feb 05/23
Jack Frost Challenge to Get Manitobans Moving
A week-long challenge to get Manitobans moving outdoors kicks off today.
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- Sunday 06AM Feb 05/23
Winnipeg mixer a top contender at Grammy Awards
Pop superstars Bryan Adams, Michael Bublé and Drake could emerge Grammy Awards winners Sunday, but it’s the Canadian hitmakers behind the scenes who are chasing some of the top prizes. Winnipeg-born mixer Jesse Ray Ernster and the team that worked on Doja Cat’s “Woman” is nominated for record of the year. “Woman” is an immersive […]
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- Sunday 06AM Feb 05/23
Winnipeg police offer renewed hope to father whose daughter has been missing nearly a year
A meeting room at a hotel near Winnipeg's airport is serving as a makeshift search headquarters for volunteers from St. Theresa Point First Nation who are helping a distraught father search for his daughter last seen in Winnipeg nearly a year ago.
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- Sunday 06AM Feb 05/23
How a new Nigerian museum in Winnipeg is strengthening a community
For years, Nigerian Canadian Joel Olaniyi Oyatoye watched as his community grew in Winnipeg, but feared they were losing their connection to their heritage. That's why he made it his goal to open Asa Day — Winnipeg's first Nigerian Heritage museum, which opened in November.
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- Sunday 06AM Feb 05/23
I needed to feel my mother's presence after possible gravesites were found at her residential school
When Vivian Ketchum learned about the discover of possible graves at the site of the northwestern Ontario residential school her mother once attended, she wrote this poem. "I have not forgotten you," she writes. "I am dancing with the relatives found."
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- Sunday 03AM Feb 05/23
Inconsistency with high school exams a problem, say students and educators
Though classrooms have largely returned to pre-pandemic operations, final exams aren't necessarily back on every high schooler's schedule. The inconsistent approach is a concern for students, high school teachers and post-secondary educators.
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- Saturday 06PM Feb 04/23
Three arrested after downtown stabbing: Police
A 57-year-old man is recovering in hospital after a stabbing in downtown Winnipeg Friday night.© CTV |
- Saturday 06PM Feb 04/23
'We need to do better': Survey finds cancer patient care remains inconsistent across Canada
The Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) is calling on the federal government to do more for cancer patients, as the system continues to struggle nearly three years after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Feb 04/23
3 charged in random robbery, stabbing: Winnipeg police
Three men from Winnipeg have been charged with aggravated assault and robbery after a man was attacked on Friday, police say.
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- Saturday 05PM Feb 04/23
Frosty festivals to winter sports: How Winnipeggers are taking advantage of milder weather
Donning toques, mitts and scarves Saturday, Winnipeg families didn't let some light snow spoil a break from the extreme cold.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Feb 04/23
Three 20-year-old men arrested after a man, 57, was stabbed and robbed: Winnipeg police
Three 20-year-old men have been arrested after a 57-year-old man was stabbed and robbed on Friday, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Saturday 05PM Feb 04/23
Nunavut takes its 1st gold in hockey at the Arctic Winter Games
Hockey night in the North ended with a golden moment, when Nunavut's male hockey team captured the territory's first gold in hockey at the Arctic Winter Games.
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- Saturday 05PM Feb 04/23
Winnipeggers emerge from the cold to enjoy weekend of winter events
Winnipeggers who endured cabin fever during the recent cold snap had the chance to get out and have some winter fun at several events this weekend.
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- Saturday 04PM Feb 04/23
Cancer care in Manitoba improving but still more work to do: Experts
Nearly 7,000 Manitobans are diagnosed with cancer every year and according to experts that number is expected to grow to 10,000 by 2030.© Global |
- Saturday 04PM Feb 04/23
Some Manitoba gun owners want Bill C-21 ‘scrapped completely’
Firearm enthusiasts in Manitoba are joining the justice minister in applauding the federal government’s decision to scrap amendments to Bill C-21, which would have seen a ban on widely owned shotguns and rifles. BACKGROUND: Liberals withdraw bill’s assault style firearm definition, promise more consultation But some in Manitoba say they’re still feeling targeted by the […]
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- Saturday 04PM Feb 04/23
Winnipeg kitchen fire sends 1 to hospital
The city is reminding Winnipeggers of cooking safety after a person was taken to hospital due to a house fire in the West Kildonan neighbourhood on Saturday morning.
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- Saturday 04PM Feb 04/23
Manitobans celebrate winter at West Broadway Snoball Winter Festival
Manitobans came out to celebrate winter at the Snoball Winter Festival in West Broadway on Saturday.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Feb 04/23
Brandon budget focuses on wastewater treatment to ensure city can grow
A major investment in the budget was $19.7 million for new wastewater sewers, including the proposed controversial Southwest Lift Station Project. Mayor Jeff Fawcett says infrastructure project will fuel growth in the city.
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- Saturday 03PM Feb 04/23
Former Winnipeg MP Lawrence Toet launches bid for Portage-Lisgar Conservative nomination
A former Winnipeg Conservative MP is throwing his hat in the ring to fill Candice Bergen's empty seat in the House of Commons.
© CBC |
- Saturday 02PM Feb 04/23
US shoots downs Chinese balloon, China threatens to ‘take further actions’
The U.S. military on Saturday shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon off the Carolina coast after it traversed sensitive military sites across North America. China insisted the flyover was an accident involving a civilian aircraft and threatened repercussions. President Joe Biden issued the order but had wanted the balloon downed even earlier, on Wednesday. […]
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- Saturday 01PM Feb 04/23
Shareable database would let Winnipeg aid groups know when a homeless person goes missing
An Indigenous organization is spearheading efforts to develop a system that could make it easier to flag other groups when an unhoused client is missing. It comes after the slayings of four women last year in Winnipeg by an alleged serial killer.
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- Saturday 01PM Feb 04/23
Toronto Maple Leafs to host 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend
The National Hockey League announced Saturday that the Toronto Maple Leafs will host the 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend at Scotiabank Arena, with the skills showcase taking place on Friday, Feb. 2, 2024 and the All-Star game on Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024. “We are thrilled to bring the Honda NHL All-Star Game back to Toronto for […]
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- Saturday 12PM Feb 04/23
U.S. military shoots down suspected Chinese spy balloon off Carolina coast
The United States shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon as it floated off the country's southeastern coast on Saturday, a Reuters witness and U.S. officials said, drawing to a close a dramatic spying saga that shone a spotlight on worsening China-U.S. relations.
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- Saturday 12PM Feb 04/23
Indigenous group talks about reporting system for people experiencing homelessness
WINNIPEG -- An Indigenous organization is spearheading efforts to develop a system that could make it easier to flag when a person experiencing homelessness is missing.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Feb 04/23
U.S. downs Chinese balloon, drawing a threat from China
The U.S. military on Saturday shot down a suspected Chinese spy balloon off the Carolina coast after it traversed sensitive military sites across North America. China insisted the flyover was an accident involving a civilian aircraft and threatened repercussions.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Feb 04/23
'It just keeps going up': How rising milk prices are affecting the cost of dairy
On Feb. 1, the Canadian Dairy Commission (CDC) increased the "farm gate milk price" by 2.2 per cent.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Feb 04/23
5 years in the making, the 2023 Arctic Winter Games were well worth the wait
Not since 2018 had the Arctic Winter Games taken place; the pandemic like so many other events pushing back these Games. But this year upwards of 1,800 participants from eight contingents were finally able to gather and share in the magic of the event in Wood Buffalo, Alta., region.
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- Saturday 10AM Feb 04/23
Winnipeg baker blooming with excitement as baked creations land in Grammy Award swag bags
International recording stars attending the Grammy Awards this weekend will find a treat from a Winnipeg-based baker in their swag bags.
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- Saturday 10AM Feb 04/23
‘Died suddenly’ posts twist tragedies to push vaccine lies
Results from six-year-old Anastasia Weaver’s autopsy may take weeks. But online anti-vaccine activists needed only hours after her funeral this week to baselessly blame the COVID-19 vaccine. A prolific Twitter account posted Anastasia’s name and smiling dance portrait in a tweet with a syringe emoji. A Facebook user messaged her mother, Jessica Day-Weaver, to call […]
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- Saturday 08AM Feb 04/23
Indigenous Group Talks About Reporting System for People Experiencing Homelessness
WINNIPEG — An Indigenous organization is spearheading efforts to develop a system that could make it easier to flag when a person experiencing homelessness is missing.
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- Saturday 06AM Feb 04/23
Documentary tells story of Churchill's polar bears from unique perspective
Nuisance Bear, a critically acclaimed film about Churchill's polar bears, has done something no other documentary has before, says one of its producers, by telling their story from the bears' point of view.
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- Saturday 05AM Feb 04/23
Winnipeg budget 2023: Meet the new boss, same as the old boss
Winnipeg property owners can expect tax hikes this year, simply to allow the city to preserve the programs it already has. Mayor Scott Gillingham's first budget is not expected to be too different than former mayor Brian Bowman's last one.
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- Saturday 05AM Feb 04/23
Federal government asking RCMP to ban use of sponge rounds, CS gas for crowd control
The federal government says it wants the RCMP to ban the use of two crowd-control tools that forces across the country say they have in their arsenals: sponge rounds and CS gas. Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino’s office confirmed that it wants the measures outlawed, even as the RCMP declines to say whether or not […]
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- Saturday 03AM Feb 04/23
Frightened by fungal zombies in The Last of Us? The real-life threat is terrifying, too
Is there a chance a fungi could one day mutate in a manner that could take over our brains and bodies? That’s a stretch, scientists say. But actual fungal evolution, and the very real threat these pathogens pose to human health, is almost as concerning as science fiction.
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- Saturday 03AM Feb 04/23
'Clearly, something is wrong': Correctional Service to review elder programs in prisons
An Indigenous human rights activist says he hopes an upcoming Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) review of elder services at prisons will lead to meaningful change for the Indigenous inmates who make up 32 per cent of the prison population.
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- Saturday 03AM Feb 04/23
Winnipeg Indigenous group explores system to identify if homeless person goes missing
An Indigenous organization is spearheading efforts to develop a system that could make it easier to flag when a person experiencing homelessness is missing. It comes after the slayings of four women last year in Winnipeg by an alleged serial killer. Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre, a community service provider in the city, is […]
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- Saturday 12AM Feb 04/23
Winnipeg police share unreleased image of missing woman in renewed call for answers
Winnipeg police released a new image of a 31-year-old woman who has been missing since early last year on Friday in the hope it may generate new information on her whereabouts.© CTV |
- Friday 10PM Feb 03/23
Nursing program to help sex assault victims at Winnipeg's HSC without staff for 40 hours over weekend
A sexual assault nursing program at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre meant to support victims around the clock is running without staff for forty hours starting Friday, leaving advocates worried that survivors may be turned away.
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- Friday 07PM Feb 03/23
Manitoba spent $3.9M in 1 year on private nurses to fill shortages in Winnipeg, Opposition NDP says
Manitoba's Opposition NDP is calling on the governing Tories to spend more money on the public health-care system so private agencies are not necessary to fill the province's health-care gaps.
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- Friday 07PM Feb 03/23
Canada tracked suspected Chinese spy balloon over Canadian airspace since last weekend: sources
The suspected Chinese surveillance balloon that was found floating over sensitive military sites in the western United States had been tracked by Canada's government since last weekend as it passed through Canadian airspace, sources tell CTV News.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Feb 03/23
Curling Canada does about-face, offers pregnancy exemption to all Scotties teams
With three members of Team Lawes trying to balance pregnancy with curling at times this season, Selena Njegovan was pleased her squad received an exemption to add an out-of-province replacement player for the national championship.
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- Friday 07PM Feb 03/23
Body cameras for officers in Winnipeg not a matter of if, but when: police board chair
The chair of the Winnipeg Police Board says police in the city can expect to get body cameras at some point in the future, though there are no immediate plans to purchase the technology.
© CBC |
- Friday 06PM Feb 03/23
Njegovan disappointed that only five teams allowed to apply for pregnancy exemption
'I know that it's for the greater good that if we can get everyone this exemption, it is worth it to go through this.'© Global |
- Friday 06PM Feb 03/23
- Friday 05PM Feb 03/23
'A big blow to everyone': Fire destroys Winkler shop
A fire destroyed a popular paint and hobby shop in Winkler Thursday afternoon with black smoke prompting Winkler police to close off a stretch of Highway 32 for more than an hour.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Feb 03/23
Lauded rebel fashion designer Paco Rabanne dies at age 88
Paco Rabanne, the Spanish-born designer known for perfumes sold worldwide but who made his name with metallic space-age fashions that put a bold, new edge on catwalks, has died, the group that owns his fashion house announced Friday. “The House of Paco Rabanne wishes to honor our visionary designer and founder who passed away today […]
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- Friday 05PM Feb 03/23
Red Dress pin spreads MMIWG awareness at Arctic Winter Games
Pin trading is the unofficial sport of the Arctic Winter Games. This year, some pins mean more than others.
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- Friday 05PM Feb 03/23
First non-alcoholic beverage store opens in Winnipeg
You don’t need an ID to buy wine or beer at a new downtown shop. Winnipeg’s first non-alcoholic beverage store is now open for business Jessie and her husband Shane Halliburton are co-founders of the The Sobr Market on McDermot Avenue, offering a variety of liquor alternatives. “We carry beer, wine, sparkling wine. As for […]
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- Friday 05PM Feb 03/23
Brandon, Man. officers oblige after woman calls police to request her own arrest
Police say an intoxicated woman called and asked to be arrested for breaching her curfew.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Feb 03/23
Winnipeg company to help with sleep test backlog
The private company providing Manitobans with 1,000 at-home sleep study tests said its product will work in tandem with the sleep disorder lab.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Feb 03/23
New task force set to lower administrative burden on Manitoba physicians
A massive relief, and a sense of hope. That’s what Doctor’s Manitoba President Candice Bradshaw says the new task force to lower the administrative burden on physicians – announced Friday – is bringing and she expects to take a big chunk out of that work quickly. “I’ve worked as a family physician for the last […]
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- Friday 04PM Feb 03/23
Manitoba Opera Marks 50th Season with Branded Beer
In honour of its 50th anniversary, the Manitoba Opera has partnered with Sookram’s Brewing Company to develop their own brand of beer.
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- Friday 04PM Feb 03/23
'Enjoy the freedom': program aims to help new Canadians learn how to skate
New Canadians living in Winnipeg are getting a chance to learn a winter tradition.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Feb 03/23
How climate change affects seasonal allergies in Manitoba and beyond
Climate change means allergy season starts earlier and lasts longer each year. Add that to longer more severe wildfire seasons, and experts say the health impacts are worsening.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Feb 03/23
Manitoba task force looks to reduce physician paperwork burden, free up doctors for more patient care
The province has announced more details about a new task force that will brainstorm ways to cut down paperwork and other administrative burdens to help allow Manitoba doctors to focus more on patient care, and taking care of themselves.
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- Friday 03PM Feb 03/23
Southeastern Manitoban charged with illegally placing traps that killed 2 dogs
A southeastern Manitoba resident faces possible fines and imprisonment after illegal traps killed two dogs on private property, Manitoba Conservation said in summary of recent enforcement actions.
© CBC |
- Friday 03PM Feb 03/23
Canada adds Russian media personalities, companies in latest round of sanctions
Canada has announced it is imposing a new round of sanctions on Russian media personalities and companies accused of spreading disinformation about Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly announced the latest sanctions against 38 individuals and 16 entities, saying those affected are propagating Russian President Vladimir Putin’s lies. Today, Minister Joly announced […]
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- Friday 03PM Feb 03/23
Father convicted of abusing, confining wife and children has prison sentence reduced
A man who terrorized and confined his wife and children for two years has had his prison sentence reduced after Manitoba's highest court found medical evidence not heard at trial or sentencing indicates mental illness played a role in his crimes.
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- Friday 02PM Feb 03/23
'Soul-sucking administrative burden': The new task force working to stop physician burnout
The Manitoba government is partnering with Doctors Manitoba to launch a joint task force to help ease administrative burdens so doctors can focus on providing care and avoid burnout.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Feb 03/23
Investors Made Up 20 to 30% of Homeowners in Some Provinces: StatCan
New Statistics Canada data shows investors made up almost one-third of homeowners in some provinces in 2020.
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- Friday 02PM Feb 03/23
Provincial money available to groups helping newcomers settle in Manitoba
The province said Friday the application intake period has started for the Newcomer Community Integration Support (NCIS) program with a pot of $4 million available.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Feb 03/23
COVID-19, flu and RSV numbers in Manitoba drop for 4th week in a row
Manitoba rates of COVID-19, RSV and the flu dropped for the fourth week in a row, according to the latest data from the province.
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