Wednesday 03AM Mar 01/23
UN Special Rapporteur on the rights of Indigenous Peoples starts 10-day visit to Canada
José Francisco Calà Tzay's 10-day trip across Canada includes stops in Ottawa, Montreal, Winnipeg, Edmonton and Vancouver.
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- Wednesday 03AM Mar 01/23
What does TikTok know about you? What should you know about it?
One of the hottest TikTok trends right now seemingly is Western governments banning the immensely popular app from their employees' phones and launching probes into its data collection practices.Â
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- Wednesday 03AM Mar 01/23
Travelling soon? Get ready to pay higher cellphone roaming rates
Two of Canada's biggest telecom providers are raising the fees they charge customers when they use their devices outside of Canada.
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- Wednesday 02AM Mar 01/23
Emergency patient waiting for treatment dies in HSC hallway
PROVINCIAL health officials are investigating a “potential critical incident,” after an emergency room patient died overnight Monday while waiting for treatment in a hallway at Health Sciences Centre.
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- Tuesday 10PM Feb 28/23
Kopitar scores 4 as Kings complete come-from-behind win over Jets in shootout
Adrian Kempe scored the only goal in the shootout to give the Los Angeles Kings a 6-5 come-from-behind victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 10PM Feb 28/23
Kopitar Scores Four as Kings Ground Jets in Shootout
WINNIPEG â Adrian Kempe scored the only goal in the shootout to give the Los Angeles Kings a 6-5 come-from-behind victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 10PM Feb 28/23
Kopitar scores four as Kings edge Jets 6-5 in a shootout
Josh Morrissey and Kevin Stenlund each scored twice for the Jets, who led 5-3 after two but could not hold onto the lead.© Global |
- Tuesday 09PM Feb 28/23
'It's a hub': Fate of decades-old Brandon community centre uncertain
Brandon's Park Community Centre has been around for decades, but the aging facility is need of repairs, leaving its fate uncertain. A grassroots initiative is fighting to make sure residents have a space like it in the future.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
Brandon burning hundreds of trees due to Dutch Elm Disease
Hundreds of trees in Brandon are being cut down and burned due to Dutch Elm Disease, though the city says it has had to remove far fewer trees than it has in past years.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
Staffing issues still affecting care for sex, domestic assault victims in Winnipeg: nurse
'I don't know how to sleep at night knowing that someone came for care and I decided to to go home.'© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
New faith, cultural committee created to address discrimination: Winnipeg mayor
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham is creating a new committee to address faith and cultural discrimination.
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- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
Essay-writing chatbot provokes concern about âdumbing downâ education
The surging popularity of ChatGPT — an artificial intelligence platform that can generate free annotated essays on demand in seconds — is making local teachers question their evaluation methods and the place AI should have, if any, in their classrooms.
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- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
Essay-writing chatbot provokes concern about âdumbing downâ education
The surging popularity of ChatGPT — an artificial intelligence platform that can generate free annotated essays on demand in seconds — is making local teachers question their evaluation methods and the place AI should have, if any, in their classrooms.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
âNothing short of absolutely tragicâ
A nine-year-old girl killed in a hit-and-run collision in northern Manitoba is being remembered for her kindness and love of the outdoors, while her family demands justice and safety improvements.
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- Tuesday 07PM Feb 28/23
âNothing short of absolutely tragicâ
A nine-year-old girl killed in a hit-and-run collision in northern Manitoba is being remembered for her kindness and love of the outdoors, while her family demands justice and safety improvements.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
Month after finishing home build, owners told to scrap plans due to administrative error
A month after finishing their newly built home complete with a basement suite, a Manitoba couple has been told to scrap their plans due to an administrative error made by the rural municipality.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
One month after finishing home build, owners told to scrap plans due to administrative error
A month after finishing their newly built home complete with a basement suite, a Manitoba couple has been told to scrap their plans due to an administrative error made by the rural municipality.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
Brandon phone scam incidents prompt police warning
If you are a senior and get a phone call saying your grandchild is in trouble and money is urgently needed — the best advice is tough love, police say: hang up.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
Lawyer off hook for taking down clientâs Facebook account
A disciplinary panel has found a former Manitoba lawyer not guilty of obstructing justice after he admitted to deactivating the Facebook account of a client who had been arrested on firearm charges.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
House Republicans aim to make Canada-U.S. border part of national security debate
WASHINGTON â House Republicans drafted the Canada-U.S. border into their partisan arsenal Tuesday, urging President Joe Biden to crack down on the flow of illegal drugs and migrants not just across America’s southern frontier, but its northern one as well. The new 28-member Northern Border Security Caucus is focused exclusively on what it calls a […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
Family of pedestrian in fatal Bison Drive collision awaits answers
The family of a 20-year-old man fatally struck Monday by a vehicle in south Winnipeg is in shock while waiting for answers about what happened.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
Public washrooms in downtown Winnipeg could have hours cut after use exceeded budget plans
Two programs that provide access to public washrooms in Winnipeg to people downtown could be cut back.
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- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
News briefs for Wednesday, March 1, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, March 1, 2023 Health cards add a letter 9:22 AM The family registration number on Manitoba Health cards will now include […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Feb 28/23
- Tuesday 05PM Feb 28/23
Liberal MLAs clocking out of TikTok
Manitoba Liberal MLAs have joined federal counterparts in deleting the TikTok app from their electronic devices.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Feb 28/23
Singh tells Winnipeg health workers he feels their pain
Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh got an earful from Winnipeg health workers Tuesday, who told him they are overworked and understaffed, and feel unsafe on the job.
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- Tuesday 05PM Feb 28/23
Fire, paramedic staff skip breaks to keep up with demand
Emergency staff are sometimes forced to skip breaks to keep up with calls for help as new statistics show long ambulance wait times continue to plague Winnipeg, said Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Chief Christian Schmidt. Back in June, Schmidt noted ambulances were taking several minutes longer to reach a patient in a life-threatening emergency than the target response time, due to shortages of staff and emergency vehicles.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Feb 28/23
Ex-gang members become role models to encourage youth to not go down the same road
Four ex-gang members who have all turned their lives around, now speak at schools in Winnipeg, and in Manitoba First Nations. They’re trying to ensure that youth without role models don’t go down the same paths they did. “I didn’t know I had trauma. You know? I didn’t know I was born with trauma and […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Feb 28/23
Civic report question continuation of portable public washroom program
City of Winnipeg officials are pondering whether to end support of portable washrooms that provide vulnerable folks “places to go,” after repeated issues with vandalism, theft and fires.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Feb 28/23
Some Gen Z, millennial Canadians choosing child-free life, according to new report
New data shows that more than a third of people aged 15 to 49 don't intend to have children.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Feb 28/23
IIU investigates after man becomes unresponsive during Winnipeg police transport
Manitoba's police watchdog will investigate an incident that occurred Monday involving a man who became unresponsive while police were transporting him from a hospital.
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- Tuesday 04PM Feb 28/23
Fire-station living might just be for the â protected â birds
Protected birds that might be living in the chimney of a Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service station could complicate plans to sell off the building.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Feb 28/23
Manitobaâs Spring Flood Risk Low to Moderate
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba has released its 2023 flood outlook and forecasters are predicting a low to moderate risk of flooding this spring.
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- Tuesday 04PM Feb 28/23
Low-to-moderate flood risk for most Manitoba waterways this spring
The province's Hydrologic Forecast Centre released its first flood outlook for the season on Tuesday and is predicting moderate flows along the Assiniboine and Red rivers, and in the Interlake region along the Fisher and Icelandic rivers.
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- Tuesday 04PM Feb 28/23
A final 'hé ho' for departing Festival du Voyageur executive director
After nearly six years at the helm of Western Canada's largest winter celebration, and following its first full-scale event since the start of the pandemic, Festival du Voyageur executive director Darrel Nadeau has announced he is stepping down.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM Feb 28/23
Low to moderate flood risk forecast in latest Manitoba flood outlook
Manitoba's February spring flood outlook forecasts a moderate risk of flooding on the Assiniboine and Red rivers, as well as along the Fisher and Icelandic rivers.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Feb 28/23
Manitoba has released its first 2023 flood outlook; here is what you need to know
Manitoba has released its first flood outlook for the upcoming spring, saying there is a moderate risk of flooding in some areas.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Feb 28/23
Cardiologists weigh in on whether COVID-19 or vaccines pose a greater risk of heart problems
A growing body of research is showing links between COVID-19 and heart-related problems, particularly in young people. Despite misinformation that claims otherwise, cardiologists still say the virus poses a greater risk of cardiac issues than the vaccine.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Feb 28/23
Academics, 2SLGBTQ+ community claim UWinnipeg professor spreading transphobic rhetoric
Advocates are calling on the University of Winnipeg to cancel an event featuring a speaker who they say promotes transphobic rhetoric. They claim U of W professor Joanne Boucherâs talk is a platform for harmful, hateful and false information. âItâs deeply concerning that an event like this is being permitted to proceed at any post-secondary […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Feb 28/23
12-year-old arrested, charged with possession of sawed-off shotgun: Winnipeg police
A 12-year-old boy has been arrested and charged with possession of a sawed off-shotgun, Winnipeg police say.
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- Tuesday 02PM Feb 28/23
Sask. man left with huge medical bills after insurer denies coverage following stroke in Arizona
The family of a Saskatchewan man who suffered a stroke in Arizona says he racked up hundreds of thousands of dollars in medical bills after his insurance company denied coverage.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Feb 28/23
These Manitoba hockey moms are hitting the ice with their own league
For one group of St. Adolphe, Man., women, Sundays are for the moms. After a week of work and parental duties, the group gets together to take part in their own hockey league known as the 'St. Adolphe Hawkey Moms.'© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Feb 28/23
Seven Oaks contemplating staff, program cuts due to alleged provincial underfunding
After the provincial government announced a $100 million increase in education funding for the upcoming school year, one school division in Winnipeg says that still wonât be enough to cover rising operating costs. Seven Oaks School Division held a meeting on Monday to discuss potential cuts to the budget and what the next school year […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Feb 28/23
Boy, 12, Charged After Shots Fired at Winnipeg Apartment
Winnipeg police say a 12-year-old boy is among those charged after shots were fired at an apartment block on Monday.
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- Tuesday 02PM Feb 28/23
Manitoba's police watchdog halts investigation into arrest of man in Shamattawa First Nation
Manitoba's police watchdog has stopped its investigation into an arrest in Shamattawa First Nation late last year, during which a man said he had suffered a dislocated hip.
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- Tuesday 02PM Feb 28/23
Man in critical condition after assault at northern Manitoba First Nation
A 42-year-old man from Tataskweyak Cree Nation has been charged with aggravated assault.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Feb 28/23
Jagmeet Singh will deactivate TikTok account in response to security, privacy concerns
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said Tuesday he'll deactivate his TikTok account in response to security concerns government officials have raised about the popular social media platform.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Feb 28/23
New K-8 bilingual school planned for Morden, Manitoba education minister says
Education Minister Wayne Ewasko announced Tuesday that the new facility will help meet a growing student population in the southern Manitoba city.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Feb 28/23
45-year-old in critical condition after assault in Tataskweyak Cree Nation: Manitoba RCMP
A 45-year-old man sustained life-threatening injuries and is in critical condition in a Winnipeg hospital after he was attacked in a northern Manitoba community last week.
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- Tuesday 12PM Feb 28/23
Manitoba announces $58M to create 700 social housing spaces this year, expand shelter hours
A new homeless strategy called A Place for Everyone will create hundreds of new social housing units and new wrap-around services, the Manitoba government announced Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 12PM Feb 28/23
Boy, 12, among those charged after shots fired at Sargent Avenue apartment: Winnipeg police
Police were called to the apartment in the 700 block of Sargent Avenue after the shots were heard around 4:15 p.m.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Feb 28/23
'Deeply-rooted emotional wounds': Family of woman killed in assault left shocked and angry
The family of a woman who died from an assault on O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation is working to keep her memory alive, and is calling for resources to put an end to violence in their community.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Feb 28/23
Quality of sleep could impact life expectancy, study finds
New research from the American College of Cardiology suggests that having consistent and good-quality sleep could help you live longer.
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- Tuesday 12PM Feb 28/23
Suspect turns himself in after Winnipeg stabbing leaves man with collapsed lungs
A 19-year-old Winnipeg man is in custody after turning himself in to police Monday in connection with a Friday night stabbing.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Feb 28/23
Pedestrian, 20, killed in south Winnipeg collision: police
Police say a 20-year-old is dead after being struck by a vehicle in south Winnipeg Monday night. The Winnipeg Police Service says officers were called to Bison Drive and Markham Road shortly before 9 p.m. Police say the victim was taken to hospital in critical condition, where he was pronounced dead. The 73-year-old driver remained […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba launches strategy to end homelessness that adds hundreds of housing units
Manitoba is launching a new all-government strategy for homelessness that will see hundreds of new social housing units.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba Plans to Tackle Homelessness by Adding Hundreds of Housing Units
WINNIPEG â Manitoba has set out a plan to tackle homelessness that includes creating hundreds of new social housing units and implementing more services to deal with the complex issue that worsened during the COVID-19 pandemic.Â
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Charges stayed against B.C. man accused of luring, sexually assaulting 13-year-old Winnipeg girl
Charges against a British Columbia man accused of luring and sexually assaulting a Winnipeg teenager have been stayed, Winnipeg police say.
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Man, 20, dies after being hit by vehicle: Winnipeg police
On Monday, A 20-year-old man died after being hit by a vehicle, according to Winnipeg police.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Festival du Voyageur Leader Stepping Down
WINNIPEG -- The executive director of Festival du Voyageur is leaving after six years of leading the organization.
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Economy posted no growth in the fourth quarter, but consumer spending is holding on
OTTAWA â The Canadian economy was treading water at the end of 2022, the latest GDP report shows, but beneath the disappointing data is resilient consumer spending keeping the economy afloat. On Tuesday, Statistics Canada said real gross domestic product was unchanged in the fourth quarter of 2022 after five consecutive quarters of growth. The […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
9-year-old dead after hit-and-run in northern Manitoba: RCMP
Police say a nine-year-old girl has died after being hit by a vehicle in northern Manitoba. RCMP say the girl was with another child on Friday when they crossed a road in the community of Norway House and the girl was hit by an SUV. Police say a woman who was driving the SUV stopped […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba adding hundreds of social housing units in strategy to end homelessness
Manitoba is launching a new all-government strategy for homelessness that will see hundreds of new social housing units. Families Minister Rochelle Squires says the change in approach is needed to end homelessness, rather than just manage it. She says the new strategy, called A Place for Everyone, focuses on strengthening existing services, helping people transition […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba homelessness strategy gets support from Winnipeg mayor, End Homelessness organization
More than 700 new social housing units in Manitoba will be funded this year as part of the province's strategy to combat homelessness, Families Minister Rochelle Squires announced.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Feb 28/23
Pedestrian Killed in Collision with Vehicle in South Winnipeg
Winnipeg police say a 20-year-old man was struck and killed by a vehicle in the Waverley Heights area on Monday night.
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- Tuesday 10AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba Moose skate on a Winnipeg family's backyard rink
A Manitoba family received special recognition from the Manitoba Moose for their backyard rink.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Feb 28/23
$10 Mystery boxes at Michaels
Yesterday Michaels put out their $10 mystery boxes. I shared it on Facebook, but I didn’t go in to get any. They usually sell out very quickly, often in minutes. Well here we are 24 hours later and they still ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 10AM Feb 28/23
âLike starting a new lifeâ: Refugees arrive as skilled workers under expanding pilot
Mulham Alkhalil has been working for a high-end furniture manufacturer in Toronto since arriving in Canada last year from Syria via Libya. The 40-year-old, whose job involves operating a computer-assisted furniture cutting and engraving machine, fled Syria in 2012 because he didn’t want to get involved in the country’s ongoing war by being drafted to […]
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- Tuesday 09AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba discussing possible TikTok ban with Ottawa
The Manitoba government said it is in discussions with the federal government about the possibility of banning TikTok from the mobile devices of provincial employees.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Feb 28/23
Manitoba discussing possible TikTok ban for provincial employees
The Manitoba government said it is in discussions with the federal government about the possibility of banning TikTok from the mobile devices of provincial employees.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Feb 28/23
Pedestrian hit by a vehicle dies in hospital: Winnipeg police
A 20-year-old man has died following a car crash in Winnipegâs Fort Garry area Monday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Feb 28/23
20-year-old pedestrian killed in south Winnipeg
A 20-year-old man is dead after he was hit by a vehicle Monday night in south Winnipeg.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07AM Feb 28/23
8th Annual Multifaith Leadership Breakfast
The Manitoba Multfaith Council is sponsoring its 8th annual Multifaith Leadership Breakfast with guest speaker – Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham. This annual event with the theme “For the Sake of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07AM Feb 28/23
Canadaâs getting a new electoral map. Who does it favour?
In today’s Big Story podcast, thankfully, Canada’s process for updating its federal electoral map is nothing like America’s partisan nightmare. But that doesn’t mean it won’t have an impact on the results. Every decade, boundaries are moved, new seats are added, and somebody has to win them. Ăric Grenier is a polling expert and founder […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Feb 28/23
RCMP Say Nine-Year-Old Dead After Hit-and-Run in Northern Manitoba
NORWAY HOUSE, Man. â Police say a nine-year-old girl has died after being hit by a vehicle in northern Manitoba.
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- Tuesday 05AM Feb 28/23
Former NATO adviser and Afghan refugee says migrants who attempt dangerous crossings have no choice
After news of the shipwreck in southern Italy that killed at least 61 migrants, Afghanistan-born Winnipegger Zobair Deen said it brought back memories of his own escape on a life raft.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Feb 28/23
Seven Oaks School Division reveals more potential cuts if revenue boost doesn't materialize
As many as 50 teaching positions could be cut at Seven Oaks School Division when budget deliberations wind up in March, said superintendent Brian O'Leary, elaborating on measures the Winnipeg-area division may take to mitigate what he describes as a provincial funding shortfall.
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- Tuesday 05AM Feb 28/23
Some Winnipeg schools see jump in 'unsafe behaviour,' highlighting need for timely mental health supports
Louis Riel School Division said it's seen a 263 per cent increase in the number of incidents of unsafe behaviour by students resulting in an assessment by school clinicians between this school year and the 2019-20 school year.Â
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03AM Feb 28/23
MPs summon Google CEO to Ottawa for blocking news access for some Canadians
The CEO of Google and other top executives are being summoned to appear before a parliamentary committee over the tech company’s move to temporarily block some Canadians from accessing news through its search engine. They are expected to testify at a meeting of the House of Commons heritage committee on Monday over Google’s choice to […]
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- Monday 08PM Feb 27/23
St. Paulâs Crusaders strike first in high school hockey championship series
St. Paul's defeated Garden City 6-1 in game one of the high school hockey championship series on Monday.© Global |
- Monday 08PM Feb 27/23
Vote on heritage designation for Winnipeg neighbourhood worries developers
Councillors at Winnipeg city hall are set to vote on a plan that could see a heritage designation put in place in a neighbourhood, limiting development in the area.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Feb 27/23
'People's spirits connect': Hundreds of First Nations survivors take part in new healing gathering
Hundreds of First Nation survivors came together in Winnipeg on Monday intending to heal past trauma.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Feb 27/23
Family and chief call for more community resources after death of woman from O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation
The family and chief of O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation mourned the loss of Noreen Tait, and hope to see community improvements to mental health services to prevent further loss of life.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Feb 27/23
'Our concerns are significant': Seven Oaks School Division considering cuts
The Seven Oaks School Division has been cautioning parents that it is looking at removing programs such as swimming lessons, stopping buses for older students and even cutting teachers as solutions for a tight budget.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Feb 27/23
Seven Oaks faces tough budget, says Manitoba made âsignificant errorâ in funding allocation
'Any any cut that we contemplate, that's going to have an impact.'© Global |
- Monday 07PM Feb 27/23
'A pretty amazing feeling': Team Einarson brings home another Scotties championship
Team Kerri Einarson has touched down in Manitoba with another championship notch on their brooms after their knockout victory at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Feb 27/23
Winnipeg man who says home care failed his dying wife plans to speak at Manitoba Legislature
Eric de Schepper spoke out more than a week ago about the palliative home care he says failed his partner, Katherine Ellis, in her final days.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Feb 27/23
Ride-hailing apps like Uber take growing slice of Winnipeg vehicles-for-hire pie
It's only been a few years since services like Uber came onto the Winnipeg scene, but they've already taken a big chunk of the vehicles-for-hire business in the city, according to a City of Winnipeg report.
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- Monday 06PM Feb 27/23
Winnipeg woman says father's room at Maples care home filthy with old food, urine on the bed, floor
A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after finding her father, a resident of Maples Long Term Care Home, soaked in his own urine, a problem she says happens consistently.
© CBC |
- Monday 06PM Feb 27/23
Earlier start times for Pembina Trails schools could disrupt family schedules: parents' group
Some parents in the Pembina Trails School division are anxious about a plan to change school start times, saying it could affect finances, students' well-being and safety.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Feb 27/23
Manitoba announces one-time funding for nursing program in Neepawa
Assiniboine Community College's practical nursing diploma program will get $2.1 million in provincial money.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
Manitoba man accused of killing his neighbour makes court appearance
A Manitoba man accused of killing his neighbour made a court appearance Monday.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
9-year-old dead after hit-and-run in northern Manitoba: RCMP
Police say a nine-year-old girl has died after being hit by a vehicle in northern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
Take a look at the stunning display of northern lights over Manitoba's night sky
Several factors have made it the "perfect storm" to see the northern lights over the last couple of months.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
Northern lights taking over Manitoba's night sky with stunning display
Several factors have made it the "perfect storm" to see the northern lights over the last couple of months.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
Niederreiter arrives as Winnipeg Jets struggle to stay in the playoff picture
Nino Niederreiter was heading back to a hotel after a practice with the Nashville Predators on Saturday when he got called to the front of the team bus.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
Less pollution, stress linked to decrease in preterm births in early months of COVID-19 pandemic: study
Thousands fewer babies were born prematurely during the early stages of COVID-19 lockdowns, and researchers are trying to determine why. An international study co-led by researchers at the University of Manitoba found that lockdowns during the pandemic may have prevented tens of thousands of premature births around the world â primarily in high-income countries. “We […]
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- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
9-year-old girl dies after being struck by vehicle in northern Manitoba
A child is dead after a pedestrian-vehicle collision in northern Manitoba.
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- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
St. Vital Bridge construction project to cause major traffic delays
Drivers in St. Vital should be prepared for some long-term traffic delays, as a construction project bringing pedestrian and cyclist improvements to the community is set to begin this week.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Feb 27/23
'A big deal for St. Vital': bridge project set to begin this week
Drivers in St. Vital should be prepared for some long-term traffic delays, as a construction project bringing pedestrian and cyclist improvements to the community is set to begin this week.© CTV |
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