Saturday 10AM Feb 18/23
RCMP discontinues search for foreign object downed over Yukon
The RCMP says it has ended its search for an unidentified aerial object shot down over central Yukon last Saturday.
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- Saturday 10AM Feb 18/23
Winnipeg Police Make $1M+ Drug Bust in St. Vital
Winnipeg police have made a drug bust in the south end of the city, seizing fentanyl, cocaine and methamphetamine.
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- Saturday 09AM Feb 18/23
Two Charged After Drugs, Stolen Tools Seized in Stonewall
Two people have been charged after stolen power tools, drugs and weapons were seized in Stonewall.
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- Saturday 08AM Feb 18/23
‘Great Canadian Baking Show’ Casting for Winnipeg Bakers
WINNIPEG -- Casting directors for the "Great Canadian Baking Show" are travelling to Winnipeg next month to find the best bakers.
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- Saturday 07AM Feb 18/23
Ghana soccer player Christian Atsu dies in Turkiye earthquake
Christian Atsu, the Ghana international forward who played for Premier League clubs Chelsea and Newcastle, has died in the earthquake in Turkiye. He was 31. Search teams recovered Atsu's body in the ruins of a luxury 12-story building where he had been living in the city of Antakya, Hatay province, his manager said Saturday.© CTV |
- Saturday 07AM Feb 18/23
Extreme cold in northern Manitoba could last for several days: Environment Canada
A large swath of northern Manitoba is under an extreme cold warning, and Environment Canada is warning that wind chill values could drop to dangerous levels over the next several days.
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- Saturday 07AM Feb 18/23
More than half of Canadians say 'spanking' law should be abolished: study
More than half of Canadians say it's time to put an end to the 'spanking' law, which allows the use of 'reasonable force' on children by a school teacher or parent, according to a new survey.© CTV |
- Saturday 06AM Feb 18/23
Tataskweyak teen overwhelmed by community reaction after saving children from apartment fire
A 17-year-old girl continues to recover after she helped save several children from a burning apartment complex on a northern Manitoba First Nation a week ago.
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- Saturday 05AM Feb 18/23
Triplet bull calves an udder surprise for southwestern Manitoba farmer
Three bull calves were an unexpected arrival for a farmer in Holmfield, Man. The odds of healthy triplets being born are around one in 100,000, an expert says.
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- Saturday 05AM Feb 18/23
CSIS failed to fully consider human toll when disrupting threats, watchdog says
A new report from the federal spy watchdog says the Canadian Security Intelligence Service failed to adequately consider the potentially serious adverse effects on people and their families when using its powers to disrupt potential threats. The National Security and Intelligence Review Agency report also finds the spy service takes an “overly narrow” approach when […]
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- Saturday 04AM Feb 18/23
First Nations discuss best practices in Thunder Bay as searches of residential school sites continue
As searches for potential unmarked graves at former residential school sites in Canada continue, representatives of First Nations from across Ontario gathered in Thunder Bay this week to discuss best practices.
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- Saturday 03AM Feb 18/23
NDP MP calls for hate speech law to combat residential school 'denialism'
Some Indigenous academics and activists say they've become the targets of a growing backlash against reports of hundreds of unmarked graves at former residential school sites — and they want Parliament to do something about it.
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- Saturday 12AM Feb 18/23
Gimli's Kerri Einarson opens Tournament of Hearts 4-peat bid with victory
Defending champion Kerri Einarson opened the Canadian women's curling championship with an 11-8 win over Quebec's Laurie St-Georges on Friday in Kamloops, B.C.
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- Friday 11PM Feb 17/23
Winnipeg man says palliative home care failed his dying partner
Katherine Ellis was diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer in the fall. In mid-January, she opted for palliative home care, her partner, Eric de Schepper, told Global News.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Feb 17/23
RCMP search for missing woman and wanted man, believed to be together
RCMP believe a missing woman and wanted man are together and they are asking the public for help in locating the pair.© Global |
- Friday 08PM Feb 17/23
Province launching new campground booking service in hopes of smoother reservations
Natural Resources and Northern Development Minister Greg Nesbitt announced Friday a new parks reservation service will be launched in time for this camping season.© Global |
- Friday 08PM Feb 17/23
St-Pierre-Jolys RCMP looking for missing woman, wanted man
The family of a missing 28-year-old woman is concerned for her well-being, after she was picked up by a man officials are trying to arrest, St-Pierre-Joly RCMP say.
© CBC |
- Friday 07PM Feb 17/23
'I'm running on fumes': Staff shortages leave stage 4 cancer patient struggling for home care
A Winnipeg family dealing with stage 4 cancer says it's been left to fend for itself by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Feb 17/23
Winkler boy's optimistic battle against intestinal condition honoured by hospital foundation
The unbridled optimism of a Winkler boy suffering a debilitating intestinal condition make him the perfect choice to advocate for others as the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba's Champion Child 2023, his doctor says.
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- Friday 06PM Feb 17/23
Auditor general probing 4 Manitoba municipalities
The auditor general of Manitoba will probe four municipalities in an audit of their operations and accounts. The decision by Tyson Shtykalo follows complaints concerning the rural municipalities of WestLake-Gladstone, St. Andrews, West St. Paul and Swan Valley West
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- Friday 06PM Feb 17/23
- Friday 05PM Feb 17/23
Anishinaabe war hero Sgt. Tommy Prince honoured at Winnipeg community centre
The City of Winnipeg unveiled a display Friday in a Dufferin neighbourhood community centre that honours the First Nations war hero the building is named after.
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- Friday 05PM Feb 17/23
Convoy organizer ‘trying to bridge divided nation’ in Winnipeg
This weekend, hundreds of people are converging on a small property near Dugald, Manitoba, as the event organizer for the “World Unity Convoy” says he’s trying to bridge what he calls a divided nation. “This a unity gathering.” says Walter Hiebert, who is hosting hundreds from across Canada associated with last year’s Freedom Convoy. “This […]
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- Friday 05PM Feb 17/23
Dauphin RCMP probe shooting of man, 18
Dauphin RCMP are hoping the public can offer assistance after a man suffered a gunshot wound while walking in the southern part of the city.
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- Friday 05PM Feb 17/23
6 fatally shot in small Mississippi town, suspect in custody
ARKABUTLA, Miss. (AP) — Six people were fatally shot Friday at multiple locations in a small town in rural Mississippi near the Tennessee state line, and authorities blamed a lone suspect who was taken into custody. Mississippi Department of Public Safety spokesperson Bailey Martin confirmed the killings in Arkabutla, in Tate County, to The Associated […]
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- Friday 04PM Feb 17/23
Feds will manage group providing options on residential school unmarked burials
The Canadian government will heavily supervise and directly manage an international commission hired to provide Indigenous communities with options on unmarked burials at residential schools under a newly released contract.
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- Friday 04PM Feb 17/23
Ottawa and Manitoba meet to negotiate new health-care funding
Federal and provincial officials meeting at the Manitoba Legislature Friday say they feel a deal for extra health-care dollars could get done in short order.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Feb 17/23
AMC wants improved fire safety following apartment fire
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC) is sounding the alarm on fire safety, one week after multiple families were displaced and two people were injured during a fire in northern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Feb 17/23
COVID-19 hospitalizations up slightly while rates of flu, RSV remain stable
There were slightly more COVID-19 related hospitalizations in Manitoba but fewer for influenza as rates for both, and RSV, remained relatively stable in the latest week of provincial data.
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- Friday 03PM Feb 17/23
Chinese balloon flew through ‘radar gaps’ during journey over Canada: Norad
Canadians were left with more questions than answers on Friday as a pair of senior military officers briefed a parliamentary committee about the slew of objects shot down over North American skies in recent weeks. Among the unanswered questions were why China sent a suspected spy balloon into Canadian and American airspace and what it […]
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- Friday 02PM Feb 17/23
Blue Bombers Agree to Terms with Veteran Receiver Rasheed Bailey
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have agreed to terms with American receiver Rasheed Bailey on a one-year contract.
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- Friday 02PM Feb 17/23
Stolen vehicle investigation leads to drug, weapons arrests for RCMP in Stonewall, Man.
RCMP said they tracked a stolen vehicle to a Stonewall home, where they say they found stolen power tools, crystal meth, psilocybin, and brass knuckles.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Feb 17/23
World Unity Convoy plans to gather for reunion from Feb. 17-21
Nearly a year after the Freedom Convoy occupied the streets in front of the Manitoba Legislature Grounds, a group called the World Unity Convoy is expected to arrive in the province Friday. According to social media posts, the World Unity Convoy plans to gather from Feb. 17 to 21 on a private property named Camp […]
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- Friday 02PM Feb 17/23
New campsite reservation system for Manitoba Parks set to launch in March
A new reservation service for Manitoba's provincial parks will provide easier navigation and enhanced service for campers for the 2023 camping season, the Manitoba government says.
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- Friday 02PM Feb 17/23
Manitoba Launching New Online System for Camping Reservations
WINNIPEG -- The frustration felt by Manitobans when trying to book a campsite should be alleviated this spring.
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- Friday 01PM Feb 17/23
An Indigenous mother took her life after child welfare took her kids. What can be done?
A Manitoba mother of four posted a video online calling out the child welfare system for apprehending her children as she fled domestic abuse. Soon after, she took her own life.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Feb 17/23
Energy transition jobs plan aims to sustain and create jobs, not kill them: feds
OTTAWA — The Liberal government’s long-promised plan to transition Canada’s labour force to respond to climate change says a clean energy economy will not prompt massive unemployment in the country’s energy towns. It says if Canada plays its cards right, the clean energy economy will create so many jobs there may not be enough workers […]
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- Friday 01PM Feb 17/23
Assiniboine River expected to rise as province releases water from Shellmouth Dam
Water levels on the Assiniboine River and shorelines may create unsafe conditions in the weeks to come as outflow from the Shellmouth dam is increased, Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure warns.
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- Friday 01PM Feb 17/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers re-sign receiver Rasheed Bailey
Bailey, 29, will be returning for a fourth season with the club after putting up career-high statistics in 2022.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Feb 17/23
New displays at Winnipeg rec facility honour war hero Sgt. Tommy Prince
Mayor Scott Gillingham said Prince's legacy will continue to be an inspiration for generations to come.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Feb 17/23
New $123 million nursing initiatives look to retain, recruit Manitoba staff
The Manitoba government is creating nine initiatives to retain and recruit nurses, with $123 million in funding from the Health Human Resource Action Plan.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Feb 17/23
'We cannot accept blockades': Goertzen warns convoy participants in Manitoba
Manitoba's justice minister issued a strong warning to people participating in a convoy in the province this weekend.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Feb 17/23
Residents of Winnipeg’s Lions Place speak with new owners
After months of speculation and anxiety over the future of their building. The new owners of Lions Place have sat down to speak with residents. “I feel comfortable that now we heard the words, now it’s up to us to wait for the action,” said Gerald Brown, Chairperson of Lions Place seniors action committee. Mainstreet […]
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- Friday 12PM Feb 17/23
Bloated, inflamed and puffy: Differences between allergies and food intolerances
Part three of Global News Winnipeg's allergy series focuses on exploring the differences between food allergies and food intolerances.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Feb 17/23
Winnipeg Drug Investigation Nets $7M in Cocaine, Meth Seized
WINNIPEG -- A large-scale, multi-provincial criminal investigation dubbed Project Onyx has resulted in the seizure of millions of dollars in drugs.
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- Friday 11AM Feb 17/23
Zebra mussel DNA detected in Clear Lake
Staff at Riding Mountain National Park are on high alert over the possibility of a tiny invasive species in Clear Lake.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Feb 17/23
Manitoba announces funding for nurse recruitment, retention initiatives
The Manitoba government announced Friday more than $123 million in funding for several initiatives aimed at retaining and recruiting nurses.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Feb 17/23
Ottawa 'Freedom Convoy' protests were 'unsafe and chaotic', inquiry finds
Organizers of the "Freedom Convoy" have long contended that the three-week protest in downtown Ottawa was a peaceful celebration, and not a forceful occupation.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Feb 17/23
5 Memphis officers plead not guilty in death of Tyre Nichols
The officers were fired after an internal police investigation into the Jan. 7 arrest of Nichols, who died in a hospital three days later. His beating was caught on video.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 17/23
The Manitoba government’s newest cheques will soon be in the mail
New cheques to help eligible Manitobans deal with a higher cost of living will soon be in the mail.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Feb 17/23
Manitoba financial incentives for nurses show early signs of progress, says head of WRHA
The head of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says the health-care system is beginning to see the benefits of previously announced provincial financial incentives to help address Manitoba nursing shortages.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 17/23
13 people arrested in drug investigation involving Winnipeg bagel shop owner, police say
Police have arrested 13 people, seized several luxury vehicles and confiscated 75 kilograms of illegal drugs as part of an interprovincial drug trafficking investigation that brought charges against the owner of a Winnipeg bagel shop.
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- Friday 10AM Feb 17/23
Winnipeg cops seize $7 million in cocaine, meth as part of interprovincial drug investigation
More than a dozen people have been arrested and $7 million in cocaine and meth were seized as part of an investigation into an interprovincial drug network, Winnipeg police said.© Global |
- Friday 09AM Feb 17/23
$7M worth of cocaine, meth seized in Winnipeg drug investigation
The Winnipeg Police Service has arrested and charged 13 people, and seized more than $7 million worth of drugs as part of a trafficking investigation that spanned Ontario and British Columbia.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Feb 17/23
What's open and closed in Manitoba on Louis Riel Day
Louis Riel Day is coming up on Monday, Feb. 20, which means some businesses, services and organizations may be closed or operating at reduced hours.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Feb 17/23
Einarson, Jones Set Out for History Books as Scotties Tournament of Hearts Opens
Kerri Einarson and Jennifer Jones take a shot at history as the Scotties Tournament of Hearts begins Friday at the Sandman Centre.
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- Friday 08AM Feb 17/23
ANALYSIS: Jets’ loss to Columbus an example of fickle NHL
Winnipeg played better Thursday night against the Blue Jackets than they did vs. the Kraken, and they have nothing to show for a superior effort.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Feb 17/23
Manitoba wants new federal dollars to improve mental health care and family medicine, feds say
Better access to mental health services and family doctors and tackling system backlogs are apparently Manitoba's priorities for its share of the new health-care funding agreement with the federal government.
© CBC |
- Friday 07AM Feb 17/23
Key moments in a year of war after Russia invaded Ukraine
The war in Ukraine that began a year ago has killed thousands, forced millions to flee their homes, reduced entire cities to rubble and has fueled fears the confrontation could slide into an open conflict between Russia and NATO. A look at some of the main events in the conflict. 2022 FEBRUARY On Feb. 24, […]
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- Friday 07AM Feb 17/23
Telecoms extend deadline to close Rogers-Shaw deal to March 31
The companies involved in Rogers Communications Inc.’s $26-billion deal to buy telecommunications rival Shaw Communications Inc. have extended their deadline to complete the transaction. Rogers, Shaw, the Shaw Family Living Trust and Quebecor Inc. say they have pushed the deadline back to March 31 from Feb. 17. If approved, the deal first announced in March […]
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- Friday 07AM Feb 17/23
Einarson, Jones set out for history books as Scotties Tournament of Hearts opens
Kerri Einarson and Jennifer Jones take a shot at history as the Scotties Tournament of Hearts begins Friday at the Sandman Centre.© Global |
- Friday 07AM Feb 17/23
Inside the abuse scandal at an Ontario megachurch
In today’s Big Story podcast, the Meeting House was meant to be a new kind of church; one that would appeal to those who felt alienated by mainstream Christianity. The church’s charismatic leader, Bruxy Cavey, with his impassioned sermons, and sometimes controversial interpretations of scripture, drew parishioners to their Oakville, Ont., headquarters from across the […]
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- Friday 07AM Feb 17/23
VIDEO: Festival du Voyageur Returns for 54th Edition
WINNIPEG -- After three years, Festival du Voyageur is finally back in full force beginning this weekend.
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- Friday 06AM Feb 17/23
What’s Open and Closed on Louis Riel Day in Winnipeg
Louis Riel Day is Monday, February 20, meaning most Manitobans have the day off for the statutory holiday. Here's what's open and closed.
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- Friday 05AM Feb 17/23
Manitobans Recycled 153,000 Kg of Batteries Last Year
WINNIPEG -- Saturday marks National Battery Day in a move to raise awareness and remind Manitobans to properly recycle their batteries.
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- Friday 05AM Feb 17/23
Manitoba New Democrats decry Tory partisan comments at budget hearing
Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats are asking the provincial ombudsman to investigate partisan comments by a member of the Progressive Conservatives at a public hearing on the upcoming budget.© CTV |
- Friday 05AM Feb 17/23
Brandon grant program aims to revitalize downtown, but push toward suburbs makes that tough: expert
When ReNu Hygienics opened in southwestern Manitoba in July 2022, its owner was motivated by three things — pride in the city's downtown, supporting vulnerable people and having a strategic location.
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- Friday 05AM Feb 17/23
Councillor calls for Winnipeg police to reopen district stations to the public 24-7
Winnipeg city council is set to consider a call for police to reopen district stations that have been closed to the public since the start of the pandemic.
© CBC |
- Friday 04AM Feb 17/23
Trudeau met threshold to invoke Emergencies Act, commission finds
The Public Order Emergency Commission has concluded that the federal government met the threshold for invoking the Emergencies Act to bring an end to the 'Freedom Convoy' protests and blockades.© CTV |
- Friday 03AM Feb 17/23
In The News for Feb. 17 : What can we expect from the Emergencies Act report?
In The News is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to kickstart your day. Here is what’s on the radar of our editors for the morning of Feb. 17 … What we are watching in Canada … A federal commission is to report today on the Liberal government’s use of the Emergencies […]
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- Friday 03AM Feb 17/23
Federal government met the threshold to invoke Emergencies Act: Rouleau
Commissioner Paul Rouleau says the federal government met the "very high" threshold needed to invoke the Emergencies Act last winter, citing "a failure in policing and federalism."
© CBC |
- Friday 03AM Feb 17/23
Ukrainian mother approved to come to Canada, but her six-year-old son is not
WARSAW, Poland — Since packing up a small suitcase and leaving her home in Ukraine with her six-year-old son, Iryna Mishyna has found solace in helping other families in similar situations find some stability. Her own situation, however, is still less than certain. The 35-year-old was granted a temporary visa to work in Canada while […]
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- Thursday 09PM Feb 16/23
Korpisalo makes 37 saves, Johnson scores 3rd-period winner as Blue Jackets down Jets
Kent Johnson's third-period goal was the tiebreaker, Joonas Korpisalo had 37 saves and the Columbus Blue Jackets rallied to beat the visiting Winnipeg Jets 3-1 on Thursday night.
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- Thursday 09PM Feb 16/23
Last provincially run COVID-19 vaccine clinic in Manitoba set to close by end of the month
The Notre Dame vaccine clinic is the last running site as part of the provincial COVID-19 vaccine campaign, and will administer its final jabs on Feb. 25, according to the province’s latest COVID-19 bulletin.
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- Thursday 09PM Feb 16/23
Canadian Khalsa Aid volunteers head to Turkey to join earthquake relief efforts
Two Canadian volunteers from Khalsa Aid International boarded a flight to Turkey on Thursday night to join earthquake relief efforts in the country. Mandeep Kaur Dhunna from Halifax and Parampreet Singh Grewal from Winnipeg will join other volunteers from the organization to provide aid to the thousands displaced and in need of food and warmth […]
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- Thursday 09PM Feb 16/23
Jets power play sputters in 3-1 loss to league-worst Columbus
Kyle Connor scored the lone goal for the Jets while Patrik Laine, Kent Johnson and Boone Jenner scored for the Jackets in just their 17th win of the season.© Global |
- Thursday 09PM Feb 16/23
Report into Emergencies Act use to end ‘Freedom Convoy’ protests to be tabled Friday
Canadians will find out Friday if the Trudeau government was justified in using the Emergencies Act to bring about an end to the weeks-long “Freedom Convoy” protests in Ottawa last February. What began as a protest over proposed vaccine mandates for cross-border truckers quickly evolved to include not just growing discontent over other public-health restrictions, […]
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- Thursday 08PM Feb 16/23
'It's the joie de vivre': Festival du Voyageur returns to in-person festivities
Festival du Voyageur is back for its first fully in-person event in nearly three years, and Winnipeg's French community couldn’t be happier.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Feb 16/23
Manitoba NDP ask for investigation into 'partisan' Tory comments made during public budget hearing
Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats are asking the provincial ombudsman to investigate partisan comments by a member of the Progressive Conservatives at a public hearing on the upcoming budget.
© CBC |
- Thursday 08PM Feb 16/23
Winnipeg's Lions Place renamed as new, private ownership meets with residents
Winnipeg’s Lions Place is officially under new ownership and has been given a new name, but questions still swirl amongst residents about the future of the former non-profit housing complex.
© CBC |
- Thursday 07PM Feb 16/23
Paul Jerrard, former NHL assistant, dies of cancer at 57
Paul Jerrard, one of the few Black assistant coaches in the NHL during his three stints in the league over the past two decades, has died, the University of Nebraska-Omaha announced Thursday. He was 57.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Feb 16/23
Federal government willing to consider tougher bail rules pushed by provinces
Plans are in the works for a meeting of Canada’s justice ministers on March 10 in Ottawa to discuss tougher rules for people seeking bail. Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen said the date was contained in an email Thursday from the office of federal Justice Minister David Lametti. The premiers have called on the federal […]
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
Father of Manitoba-born son out of options as deportation looms: ‘I don’t want to lose my kid’
'My visa was canceled because we're going through a divorce ... I'm not a skilled worker, I don't have a trade or anything, I don't meet the requirements to extend my work permit.'© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
Garbage accumulation, illegal dumping: are Winnipeg residents losing faith in 311?
When it comes to cleaning up some of the city’s worst back lanes, a community advocate says calling 311 is getting people nowhere. “The service we started to get through 311 just deteriorated massively,” said Sel Burrows. The long-time community advocate believes dwindling call numbers reflect residents are losing faith in the service. “It’s a […]
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
Winnipeg high school basketball coach steps away after confrontation with referee during game
A basketball game this past weekend between two Winnipeg high schools is attracting a lot of attention, and it isn't because of a spectacular play.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
High school basketball coach steps away after confrontation with referee during game
A basketball game this past weekend between two Winnipeg high schools is attracting a lot of attention, and it isn't because of a spectacular play.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
'It's wrong': Centre Flavie denies donation from Manitoba Housing resident
A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after she says she was discriminated against when trying to donate some gently used toys and clothing to a local not-for-profit this week.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
Manitoba New Democrats decry Tory partisan comments at budget hearing
Complaint focuses on a telephone town hall that allowed people across the northern part of the province to call in with questions.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
Winnipeg man decries 'degrading and dehumanizing' lack of palliative home care for partner
When Katherine Ellis decided to come home for palliative care last month after being diagnosed with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer, she thought she’d be comfortable, spending her final days surrounded by loved ones.
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- Thursday 06PM Feb 16/23
- Thursday 05PM Feb 16/23
Former Winnipegger Paul Jerrard, one of few Black NHL assistant coaches, dies of cancer at 57
The former Winnipegger was one of the few Black assistant coaches in the NHL during his three stints in the league.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Feb 16/23
Manitoba senator calls for study, awareness around damaging effects of false Indigenous identity claims
Sen. Mary Jane McCallum says Indigenous identity fraud is a damaging but often unseen crime that inflicts serious harm on Indigenous women.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05PM Feb 16/23
Norovirus: How to deal with the stomach bug as cases rise across Canada
Cases of norovirus, the bug behind 60 per cent of cases of stomach flu in humans, are on the rise in Canada again after a few quiet years during the COVID-19 pandemic.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Feb 16/23
Ottawa sets meeting to discuss bail reform with provinces, Manitoba justice minister says
Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen says the March 10 date for the meeting was contained in an email from the office of federal Justice Minister David Lametti.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Feb 16/23
Attendance at The Forks beginning to rebound
One of the city’s most popular attractions is beginning to regain popularity nearly three years after the COVID-19 pandemic was declared.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Feb 16/23
Controversial Wellington Crescent condo building gets green light from City of Winnipeg
A controversial condo development on Wellington Crescent got a green light from the city to proceed with construction.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04PM Feb 16/23
Federal Government Willing to Consider Tougher Bail Rules Pushed by Provinces
WINNIPEG — Plans are in the works for a meeting of Canada's justice ministers on March 10 in Ottawa to discuss tougher rules for people seeking bail.
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- Thursday 04PM Feb 16/23
Lynn Lake's new mayor and council to play catch-up after 4 month byelection delay
Lynn Lake's newly elected mayor and council will be getting caught up on community work following a election redo that delayed the town's proceedings by four months.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04PM Feb 16/23
Liberals on pace to miss First Nations housing targets by 'between 58 and 141 years,' NDP says
The Liberal government is on track to miss its on-reserve housing target by decades, if not more than a century, two New Democrat MPs say.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04PM Feb 16/23
Paul Jerrard, 1 of the few Black assistant coaches in the NHL, dies of cancer at 57
Paul Jerrard, a Winnipeg-born former NHL defenceman who was one of the few Black assistant coaches during his three stints in the league over the past two decades, has died, the University of Omaha announced Thursday. He was 57.
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