Saturday 06PM Mar 11/23
Manitoba musicians Jordan St. Cyr, The Bros. Landreth garner Juno Awards on opening night
The 2023 Juno Awards kicked off Saturday in Edmonton, where 40 awards are being handed out to Canada's top musical artists.
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- Saturday 06PM Mar 11/23
âUtterly ridiculousâ misogynistic harassment of women curlers must end, says sports federation
Despite their athletic achievements, women curlers continue to be the target of vicious online harassment off the ice. Members of Curling Canada are speaking out after hateful comments towards women athletes. âWhen weâre criticized for the gender that we are, it can be challenging,â said Jill Officer, a 2014 Olympic gold medallist in curling and […]
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- Saturday 06PM Mar 11/23
News briefs for Sunday, March 12, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, March 12, 2023 Police cadets administer naloxone to unresponsive woman at Main Street bus shelter 9:49 AM A 28-year-old woman was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 05PM Mar 11/23
âThe sky is the limitâ: Teen girl hockey goalie thrives playing with the boys
A Winnipeg teenager made a huge change this past year to further improve her game as a hockey goalie. Disappointment at tryouts led her to have her best season yet.© Global |
- Saturday 05PM Mar 11/23
Flair Airlines says four of its aircraft seized in a âcommercial disputeâ
Flair Airlines says passengers were ``impacted'' after four of its leased aircraft were seized in Toronto, Edmonton and Kitchener, Ont. in what the company is calling a ``commercial dispute.''
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- Saturday 04PM Mar 11/23
Woman injured in unprovoked downtown assault: Police
A 47-year-old Winnipeg woman is recovering after an unprovoked attack in downtown Winnipeg Friday night.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Mar 11/23
Suspect sought in rush hour stabbing
Winnipeg police are searching for suspects after a downtown stabbing during rush hour on Friday.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Mar 11/23
Woman beaten, man stabbed in latest downtown attacks
A woman was beaten and a man was stabbed in separate attacks downtown Friday, the latest in a string of violent incidents in Winnipegâs core. Around 8 p.m. Friday, a 47-year-old woman was assaulted in a random attack near Main Street and James Avenue in the Exchange District, Winnipeg police said Saturday. Officers determined the woman was near the intersection when a suspect approached and attacked her, causing her to fall and strike her head on the concrete. The beating continued until a good Samaritan intervened, police said.
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- Saturday 03PM Mar 11/23
- Saturday 03PM Mar 11/23
Canada's Flair Airlines cancels multiple flights after 4 planes seized over 'commercial dispute'
Flair Airlines says passengers were impacted after four of its leased aircraft were seized in Toronto, Edmonton and Waterloo, Ont., in what the company is calling a commercial dispute.
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- Saturday 03PM Mar 11/23
Bottcher eliminates McEwen in Page 3-4 game at Brier, Gushue wins 1-2 matchup
Wild Card 1's Brendan Bottcher defeated Ontario's Mike McEwen 6-3 in the Page playoff 3-4 game on Saturday at the Brier in London, Ont.
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- Saturday 03PM Mar 11/23
Suspect driving stolen SUV rams into vehicles, Winnipeg bus while fleeing police: WPS
Police say a man driving a stolen SUV crashed into three vehicles and a Winnipeg Transit bus while fleeing police Friday evening in Transcona. Police say they later arrested the 29-year-old suspect after a short pursuit and allegedly found drugs in the stolen vehicle. William Edward Cyril Meade is facing nearly a dozen charges, including […]
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- Saturday 03PM Mar 11/23
Good Samaritan intervenes after unprovoked attack on woman, Winnipeg police say
A Good Samaritan intervened to stop an unprovoked assault on a woman Friday night, Winnipeg police say.
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- Saturday 02PM Mar 11/23
Man arrested after unprovoked assaulted near Main Street: Winnipeg police
At 8 p.m., police say they went to the intersection of Main Street and James Avenue and found a 47-year-old woman suffering from injuries after being physically assaulted.© Global |
- Saturday 02PM Mar 11/23
Man arrested after stolen SUV plows into bus, 3 other vehicles during chase: Winnipeg police
A 29-year-year-old man has been arrested after a police chase involving a stolen vehicle led to multiple collisions in east Winnipeg Friday evening.
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- Saturday 02PM Mar 11/23
Winnipeggers mixed about provinceâs plan to expand liquor sales
The Manitoba government is once again proposing changes that would see liquor sold in a variety of retail outlets â potentially including grocery or corner stores. CityNews spoke to Winnipeggers to find out how they feel about the proposed plan. The responses were mixed. BACKGROUND: Manitoba government revives plan to test liquor sales in more […]
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- Saturday 02PM Mar 11/23
Man, 46, stabbed in downtown Winnipeg Friday evening: WPS
Ten minutes after 5. p.m., police said they went to the 200 block of Hargrave Street and found a man suffering from an upper-body injury after being stabbed.© Global |
- Saturday 01PM Mar 11/23
âLimited by resourcesâ: Winnipeg police asking for increase in provincial grants
The province of Manitoba announced more than $51 million for a new violent crime strategy in this yearâs budget, but Winnipeg police officials say the service will still have a challenging year ahead when it comes to finances. “We are limited by resources,â said Chief Danny Smyth. âClearly if we had more resources, I think […]
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- Saturday 01PM Mar 11/23
Blizzard conditions expected in southwestern Manitoba, including Brandon
A blizzard warning has replaced a snowfall warning in parts of southwestern Manitoba, including the city of Brandon.
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- Saturday 01PM Mar 11/23
Bud Grant, stoic coach of powerful Blue Bombers teams, dies at 95
Bud Grant, who won four Grey Cups as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach and would later lead the Minnesota Vikings to four Super Bowl losses, has died. He was 95.© CTV |
- Saturday 01PM Mar 11/23
Bud Grant, stoic coach of powerful Blue Bombers teams, dies at 95
Bud Grant, who won four Grey Cups as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach and would later lead the Minnesota Vikings to four Super Bowl losses, has died. He was 95. The Vikings confirmed Grant’s death on social media on Saturday. “We are absolutely devastated to announce legendary Minnesota Vikings head coach and Hall of […]
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- Saturday 12PM Mar 11/23
Former Blue Bombers player, head coach Bud Grant dies at 95
Bud Grant, the stoic and demanding Hall of Fame coach who won four Grey Cups during his 10 years in the CFL with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and took the Minnesota Vikings to four Super Bowls, died Saturday. He was 95.
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- Saturday 12PM Mar 11/23
U of Manitoba women's volleyball team headed to U Sports nationals for 1st time since 2014
The University of Manitoba Bisons women's volleyball team hopes to party like it's 2014 again, as they're returning to the U Sports national championship tournament for the first time in almost a decade.
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- Saturday 12PM Mar 11/23
Einarson set for trip to Sweden seeking first world curling title
CALGARY -- Kerri Einarson looked at Facebook on Friday and saw a memory flash on the screen from March 2020, before life as she knew it came to a halt due to the COVID-19 pandemic.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Mar 11/23
Indigo union demands support for affected workers of cyberattack
A union representing 200 employees of Indigo Books & Music Inc. is calling on the retailer to disclose more information about the scope of its recent data breach and offer additional support to staff affected by the cyberattack. United Food and Commercial Workers International Union Local 1006A say it is “increasingly alarmed” by new information […]
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- Saturday 11AM Mar 11/23
The Forks closes another river trail section for the season
The Forks has shut down another section of its skating trail along the Red River for the season.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Mar 11/23
Fight against sexual exploitation in Brandon relies on community connection, conference hears
Sexual exploitation and trafficking is a problem that often goes unnoticed in Manitoba's second-largest city â and it's one that needs to be addressed through a community effort, a conference in Brandon heard Friday.
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- Saturday 09AM Mar 11/23
Man hospitalized after stabbing in downtown Winnipeg
A 37-year-old man is in hospital after being stabbed in downtown Winnipeg Friday.
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- Saturday 09AM Mar 11/23
Five People Charged with Illegal Hunting in Manitoba
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba conservation officials have charged five people with illegal hunting.
© 2023. This article Five People Charged with Illegal Hunting in Manitoba appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Saturday 09AM Mar 11/23
Passionate about education, driven to advocate
Inside the office of Courtney Foster’s south Winnipeg bungalow are two elegantly woven tapestries nailed to the wall. Hanging from them are more than 50 award ribbons, medals and ID cards from conferences, displayed in recognition of his mother’s unwavering devotion to the success of immigrants in Canada.
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 11/23
Meta considers blocking news access on Facebook, Instagram in Canada
Canadians would no longer be able to access news on Facebook or Instagram if the federal government’s proposed Online News Act passes in its current form, the parent company behind the two popular social media platforms said. Meta spokesperson Lisa Laventure shared the decision in an email on Saturday, saying the bill’s current provisions would […]
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 11/23
2nd section of Winnipeg's Nestaweya River Trail closes for the season
A second section of Winnipeg's Nestaweya River Trail has closed for the season.
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 11/23
Royal Canadian Mint Still Foresees Vital Role as Demand for Coins Inevitably Declines
Whether they're rattling around in your car's cup holder or have vanished permanently into the couch cushions, coins are easy to take for granted.
© 2023. This article Royal Canadian Mint Still Foresees Vital Role as Demand for Coins Inevitably Declines appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 11/23
Second Section of Winnipeg River Trail Closed
WINNIPEG â An additional section of the Nestaweya River Trail has closed for the season due to warming weather.
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- Saturday 07AM Mar 11/23
COVID-19 âsteadyâ in Canada as world marks third anniversary of pandemic
Saturday marks three years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada’s chief public health, says while Omicron subvariants continue to spread, there have been no new variant-driven waves of infection in recent months. Hospitalizations, ICU admissions and deaths have stabilized and the virus has reached a relatively steady state […]
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- Saturday 07AM Mar 11/23
UK: Russian advance in Bakhmut could come with heavy losses
Russian forces have made progress in their campaign to capture the city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine, the focus of the war’s longest ground battle, but their assault will be difficult to sustain without more significant personnel losses, British military officials said Saturday. The U.K. Defense Ministry said in its latest assessment that paramilitary units […]
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- Saturday 06AM Mar 11/23
Rural Manitoba school divisions struggling with budget decisions in spite of funding increase
Psychologists, crossing guards and buses for field trips could all be cut back at schools in a southeastern Manitoba division struggling to budget for the upcoming year with what it calls inadequate funding.
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- Saturday 05AM Mar 11/23
Japan marks 12 years from tsunami and nuclear disaster
Japan on Saturday marked the 12th anniversary of the massive earthquake, tsunami and nuclear disaster with a minute of silence, as concerns grew ahead of the planned release of the treated radioactive water from the wrecked Fukushima nuclear plant and the government’s return to nuclear energy. The 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami that ravaged large […]
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- Saturday 03AM Mar 11/23
Surveys show Canadians increasingly frustrated by lengthy air passenger complaint process
Internal surveys conducted by the agency responsible for enforcing air passenger protection rules shows a growing level of dissatisfaction with the time it takes to resolve complaints.
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- Saturday 03AM Mar 11/23
Are big grocery chains profiting from inflation? CEOs say no â but the truth is more complex
The heads of Canada's biggest grocery chains were in Ottawa this week to defend themselves against accusations that they are gouging consumers amid high inflation. While they insist their profit margins are as thin as they've ever been, their record profits suggest there's more than meets the eye.
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- Saturday 03AM Mar 11/23
Clocks across Canada to jump forward, but U.S. could consign time change to history
Most Canadians will wind their clocks forward an hour Sunday, but legislation in the United States that could put an end to the seasonal time change is also moving ahead. U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio last week reintroduced the Sunshine Protection Act that would allow states to make daylight time permanent. If passed, the law would […]
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- Saturday 02AM Mar 11/23
School division reverses no-exam directive
Testing traditionalists have successfully overturned the St. James-Assiniboia School Division’s recent directive to scrap exam periods and enforce a 10 per cent cap on the weight of finals.
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- Friday 10PM Mar 10/23
Vision-impaired curlers compete in Winnipeg for a spot at nationals
CBC's Riley Laychuk visits Charleswood Curling Club in Winnipeg, where the Western Canadian Blind Curling Championships are being held. With two Manitoba rinks represented, the winners will qualify for the national championships.
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- Friday 09PM Mar 10/23
COVID-19 activity increases in Manitoba, but influenza, RSV rates remain steadily low
Test positivity, hospitalizations and cases of COVID-19 are up in Manitoba, while the rates of influenza and RSV continue to remain stable, according to the latest weekly provincial data.
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- Friday 09PM Mar 10/23
U of Winnipeg bounced by U of Ottawa at men's university basketball nationals
Aiden Warnholtz had a game-high 29 points and the defending champion Carleton Ravens held on for a 73-71 win over the UQAM Citadins on the opening day of the U Sports men's Final 8 basketball championship.
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- Friday 08PM Mar 10/23
Police plan 24-7 virtual self-serve crime reporting over in-person reporting
Like a self-serve checkout at the grocery store, Winnipeggers will be able to report crime in a similar way.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
'One of the most difficult budgets': School division forced to take out loan amid financial difficulties
A mix of increased enrollment, inflation, and a lack of surplus funds has River East Transcona School Division (RETSD) borrowing money for the first time in two decades.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
CUPE warns city it will fight any effort to diminish bargaining position
The leader of the City of Winnipeg’s largest union is urging the municipal government to tread carefully amid a call to designate more of its workers as essential staff.
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- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
Manitoba RCMP make 2 more arrests in January double homicide in The Pas
A teenage boy and a man are among two more charged with two counts of second degree murder, following a double homicide in The Pas in January.
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- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
New Heritage Minutes are coming with stories of diverse communities
Much loved and often parodied, Heritage Minutes could themselves be called a Canadian classic. But since their revival in 2012, the makers of the 60-second sagas have been working to make them more reflective of all communities that call this country home. “For a very long time, Canadian history was really only told through the […]
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- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
- Friday 07PM Mar 10/23
- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
Winnipeg elementary school teacher among Manitobans up for awards at this year's Junos
As an elementary school music teacher, Winnipegger Jewel Casselman typically spends her Mondays playing the xylophone, singing and dancing with her young students. But this Monday, she'll be in Edmonton as one the Manitobans nominated this year for a Juno Award.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
Naloxone kits a lifeline in a worsening opiate crisis
The Selkirk Avenue pharmacy in Winnipeg distributes 50-70 kits per week. But pharmacy manager Brett Roeland believes the need is actually much higher.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
Winnipeg police chief touts video terminals over 24-7 service at district stations
Winnipeg police plan to install virtual terminals in the entrances to three district stations that have remained closed to the public since the start of the pandemic.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
Daylight saving time 2023: Get ready to spring ahead, Manitoba
Spring forward, Manitoba. Daylight saving time starts on the second Sunday in March each year. Proposed legislation to make the change permanent wound up on the shelf.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
Expanded firefighter workplace coverage among Manitobaâs new bill list
In a rare show of unity, a Progressive Conservative labour minister was joined Friday by the leaders of the Manitoba Federation of Labour and Manitoba Government and General Employees’ Union to mark the introduction of a bill to assist wildland firefighters whose job made them sick.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
Province hopes new minor-injury clinic will ease strain on emergency room at Winnipeg's largest hospital
A new treatment clinic for minor injuries will be opened at Winnipegâs Health Sciences Centre to ease pressure on the emergency department and connect patients with less urgent needs to other sites at the hospital for care, the province announced on Friday.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
News briefs for Saturday, March 11, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, March 11, 2023 Section of river trail, access points closed 9:43 AM The Nestaweya River Trail from Churchill Drive to the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 10/23
- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
Chief says 24-7 walk-in service at police stations too costly
Instead of fulfilling calls to provide 24-7 walk-in service to the public, Winnipeg’s four police stations will be equipped with new crime-reporting options.
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- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
Bail reform summit produces âsignificant advancementâ: Goertzen
The proposed move to put the onus on those accused of repeated violent crimes to prove they should be released on bail, rather than Crown attorneys arguing they should be kept in jail, “strikes the right balance,” Manitoba’s justice minister says.
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- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
HSC to open minor-treatment clinic officials expect will relieve pressure on ER
A new minor-treatment clinic on the first floor of the Health Sciences Centre is expected to take some of the burden off the emergency room and better serve patients coming to Manitoba’s largest hospital from northern or rural areas.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
Faith-based college ups security after group of international students attacked in downtown Winnipeg
A group of international students attacked last week has a college responding with security changes at its satellite campus in downtown Winnipeg.
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- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
RCMP search for missing Dauphin teen
Manitoba RCMP say a 15-year-old boy who was last seen early Monday in Dauphin was reported missing later that same day.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
Winnipeg, southern Manitoba brace for âgrossâ blast of winter weather
The city of Winnipeg and much of the bottom portion of Manitoba were put under a snowfall warning Friday as windy winter weather is expected to sweep in over the weekend.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
8 families without a home after multi-unit building burns on Shamattawa First Nation
Eight families have lost their home after a fire levelled a multi-unit building in a northern Manitoba First Nation that has no equipment to fight such blazes, says the chief of Shamattawa First Nation.
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- Friday 05PM Mar 10/23
'Everyone should have a will': Survey finds half of Canadians are without a will
A Winnipeg lawyer says Canadians should look at getting a last will and testament if they don't have one. This after a new survey showed half of Canadians do not have a will in place.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Mar 10/23
NDP could prevent Manitobans from enjoying promised tax cuts, other budget items, Tory finance minister warns
The Progressive Conservative finance minister said Friday that if the NDP delays the implementation of his budget until after the house rises on June 1 and the Oct. 3 election, Manitobans looking forward to promised tax relief may be disappointed.
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- Friday 04PM Mar 10/23
Southern centres greet weekend under snowfall warning
Those hoping spring is around the corner will likely be disappointed this weekend, as snow and heavy winds are expected across southern Manitoba.
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- Friday 04PM Mar 10/23
Former Manitoba champ Mike McEwen & Brendan Bottcher win qualifier games at Brier
Team Manitoba's Matt Dunstone will face Bottcher in one seeding game on Friday, while McEwen will meet Brad Gushue in the other.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 10/23
15-year-old from Dauphin missing since early Monday morning: Manitoba RCMP
RCMP are searching for a 15-year-old boy last seen at his home in Dauphin.
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- Friday 04PM Mar 10/23
âWe heard nothingâ: Doctors Manitoba derides lack of recruitment, retention in provincial budget
Manitoba’s worsening physician shortage has been overlooked by lawmakers in the government’s latest budget, Doctors Manitoba says, as the majority of its members report feeling cast aside by the province.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
Canada's Einarson set for long-awaited trip to Sweden seeking 1st world curling title
Fresh off winning a record-tying fourth Canadian women's curling championship, Kerri Einarson, third Val Sweeting, second Shannon Birchard and lead Briane Harris are jetting off to Sweden in pursuit of their first world title.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
WestJet takeover of Sunwing approved by federal government
The federal government gave the thumbs-up Friday to WestJet Airlines’ takeover of Sunwing Airlines and Sunwing Vacations in a major consolidation of the Canadian aviation market following a tumultuous year for travel. Proposed last March, the takeover will see Calgary-based WestJet bolster its vacation package offerings as it adds the tour operator to its fleet, […]
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- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
Brian Lilley deletes Jagmeet Singh tweet, apologizes for turban comments
Toronto Sun columnist Brian Lilley, who faced backlash for a tweet about NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh's turban choice, is issuing an apology.
The post Brian Lilley deletes Jagmeet Singh tweet, apologizes for turban comments appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
Chief believes drugs a factor in death of 2 girls, 14, found outside in freezing conditions
The two girls, both 14, were found outside in the cold on St. Theresa Point First Nation. They were taken to a local nursing station, where they were pronounced dead.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
Time change increases heart health risks: Doctors
This weekend marks the return to daylight saving time, with the clock moving ahead one hour, but researchers at Winnipegâs St. Boniface Hospital say switching the time twice a year is bad for heart health. Itâs something we all dread. Whether the clock is springing forward or falling back, it impacts us. âUnfortunately, it is […]
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- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
Manitoba police watchdog investigating after man dies following RCMP transport in Bloodvein
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating the death of a man who was taken to a nursing station in Bloodvein by RCMP earlier this week.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 10/23
PCs introduce budget-implementation bill, say whether it passes is up to NDP
Manitoba's PC government introduced a budget-implementation bill on Friday and effectively challenged the Opposition NDP to get in the way of tax relief during an election year.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
Letter signed by 45 doctors says patient safety at Winnipeg hospital 'severely compromised'
Doctors at Winnipegâs Grace Hospital have written a letter to Manitobaâs health minister, sounding an alarm on staffing shortages.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
Minor Treatment Clinic to Open at HSC
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is spending $3 million on a new clinic at Health Sciences Centre Winnipeg.
© 2023. This article Minor Treatment Clinic to Open at HSC appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
Manitobaâs health minister responds to pleas for support outlined in letter from Grace Hospital staff
Manitoba Health Minister Audrey Gordon reacted on Friday to concerns regarding a letter addressed to the province by distressed staff at Winnipeg’s Grace Hospital. Gordon insisted that the province is “responding proactively” to the concerns of Manitoba physicians by increasing the family doctor seats to 80, instituting incentives for international students in addition to the...© Global |
- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
Sleep expert shares tips to navigating daylight saving time
Be it for kids or kids at heart, time changes can wreak havoc on our sleep schedules and moods.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
Hoping third timeâs the charm for Team Einarson at World Womenâs Curling Championship
The journey to claim the 2023 World Women's Curling Championship in Sandviken, Sweden begins for Team Kerri Einarson, who earned the right to represent Canada with a Scotties win.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
Winnipeg man found guilty of murdering 3-year-old Hunter Smith-Straight appeals conviction
Daniel Jensen was found guilty in 2021 of stabbing his former girlfriend's son, three-year-old Hunter Smith-Straight, while the toddler slept. On Friday, Jensen's lawyer argued in the Manitoba Court of Appeal the trial judge erred in allowing jurors to see surveillance video of Jensen assaulting Hunter's mom prior to the boy's death.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 10/23
City crews ready to deal with forecasted snowfall
Winnipeg city crews are on standby as southern Manitoba braces for snowfall.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
Youth attempted suicide spiked globally during pandemic: Report
A new study from the University of Calgary shows a large increase in emergency department visits for attempted suicide and suicide ideation among children and adolescents.
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- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
Newly discovered asteroid could hit Earth on Valentineâs Day 2046: NASA
NASA says itâs tracking a newly discovered asteroid that could potentially collide with Earth in 2046.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
St. Theresa Point asks for privacy to grieve and bury 2 teens found dead in Manitoba First Nation
The hurt and ongoing shock in St. Theresa Point remains painfully raw after two 14-year-old girls were found dead earlier this month. The First Nation's chief called a news conference Friday to plead for privacy.
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- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
2 more charged in The Pas double homicide: Manitoba RCMP
Three people, including two young offenders, now face second-degree murder charges in the deaths of two men in the Pas, Man.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
Minor treatment clinic announced for Health Sciences Centre in Winnipeg
Manitoba's PC government has been under fire over concerns about the state of the provincial health-care system.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
Teen among two more arrested in The Pas double homicide
RCMP have arrested two more people including a 15-year-old in connection with a double homicide in The Pas, Man. in January.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Mar 10/23
45 doctors at Winnipeg hospital plead with province to address staffing issues in letter to health minister
Doctors at Winnipeg's Grace Hospital are sounding the alarm over concerns for patient safety and are begging the province to address critical staffing issues.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 10/23
Amid review, Justice Russell Brown refutes claims levelled by U.S. man
Supreme Court of Canada Justice Russell Brown is speaking out as the Canadian Judicial Council reviews a complaint about an alleged incident.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 10/23
Winnipeg police investigating suspicious death at home on Main Street
Winnipeg police are investigating a suspicious death that occurred at a home on Main Street Thursday morning.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 10/23
Settlement would end lawsuit over care at Manitoba centre for intellectually disabled
A proposed settlement has been reached in a class-action lawsuit that alleged abuse and neglect at a Manitoba centre for people with intellectual disabilities. The Manitoba government and a lawyer for the plaintiffs say the settlement must still be approved by the courts, and details cannot be released publicly at this time. Lawyer David Rosenfeld […]
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- Friday 12PM Mar 10/23
Ottawa injects $1.4M into Manitoba, N.W.T. Indigenous tourism initiatives
Indigenous tourism and economic development experiences in Manitoba and the Northwest Territories are getting a boost from more than $1.4 million in federal government funding.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 12PM Mar 10/23
Manitoba's Dr. Joss Reimer elected to become next head of Canadian Medical Association
Dr. Joss Reimer, the chief medical officer for the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and a physician who became a familiar face to Manitobans during the COVID-19 pandemic, has been voted president-elect by the Canadian Medical Association.
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