Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
Traffic on shuttered Manitoba roadways raises questions about how closures are communicated
One driver wonders if more should be done to make sure drivers don't inadvertently end up on closed highways.
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- Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
Cutting pest-control cited as possible reason for restaurant closures in Manitoba
When the cleaners are away, the mice will play.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
Cutting pest-control cited as possible reason for restaurant closures in Manitoba
When the cleaners are away, the mice will play.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
St. Vital Centre spring break events
St. Vital Centre is having free daily events and activities for Spring break. There’s mad science, games, crafts and even Prairie Exotics. You can check out the full schedule on their website, and also make sure to sign up for ... Read More »
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- Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
âUrgent actionâ required to keep MDs here, Doctors Manitoba says
A doctors’ advocacy group is calling for urgent action from the province to keep physicians in Manitoba, which has one of the western world’s worst shortages.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
High activity of aurora borealis in Canada following 'rare' solar eruption
Following a rare solar eruption on Sunday, parts of Canada are experiencing heightened activity of aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, a stunning display of colourful hues in the night sky.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Mar 15/23
Patient transport quality challenged in legislature
Privatized air ambulance services and drawn-out contract negotiations for more than 6,000 health-care workers were blamed Wednesday for a recent patient transport that left a Brandon woman fearing for her life.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Mar 15/23
Prairie Mountain Health launches mobile addictions clinic in rural Manitoba
A new pilot project that provides three rural communities in Manitoba with access to addiction services launched last week. The project which is being piloted by Prairie Mountain Health in partnership with Health Canada created mobile Rapid Access to Addiction Medicine, or RAAM, treatment centers in Wuskiwi Siphik First Nation, Russell and Virden.Â
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05PM Mar 15/23
Security procedures in spotlight as national lab guard accused of storing, selling drugs on premises
A 27-year-old security guard at the Winnipeg laboratory complex with the world’s strictest bio-safety security classification stored and sold illicit drugs as part of a large trafficking network while on the job, RCMP allege.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Mar 15/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers sign 5 players, including new QB
The Bombers signed mobile quarterback Billy Hall and four others on Wednesday.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Mar 15/23
Missing Steinbach teen may be in Winnipeg, Brandon: RCMP
The 17-year-old was last seen in Steinbach Friday.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Mar 15/23
Manitoba labour groups fear province's review could mean apprentices won't see expected wage hike
Two Manitoba labour groups say they're concerned the provincial government's current review of minimum wages for apprentices could leave the door open to lower rates for those workers.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05PM Mar 15/23
Recruit Ready prepares young football players for U.S. high school, college ranks
'There were many good kids with baseline athleticism that needed a little polish.'© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Manitobaâs Addiction Services Act ignores years of work by community groups, experts say
'To see a bill like this introduced without any kind of community consultation was pretty disheartening,' said the director of Sunshine House of Manitoba's addiction services bill.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Advocates are calling for better pedestrian infrastructure following Quebec vehicle attack
Following a vehicle attack in Quebec, that killed two pedestrians, and injured nine others, discussions around road safety are at the forefront. Some are calling for better pedestrian infrastructure to be put in place, to separate pedestrians and vehicles. Urban and Regional Planning professor Raktim Mitra says cities across Canada lack the growth of infrastructure […]
The post Advocates are calling for better pedestrian infrastructure following Quebec vehicle attack appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
âGovernment wants to change the deal on themâ: province seeks input on apprenticeship wages in lead-up to minimum-wage hike
A provincial review of apprenticeship wages leaves the door open for rolled-back compensation amid a workforce shortage, labour advocates say.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Allegations of child sexual abuse made in Manitoba against two âcredibly accusedâ Jesuit priests
Two priests were included on a list of clerics “credibly accused” of sexually abusing children based on allegations stemming from their time in Manitoba, according to the Jesuits of Canada.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Investigation into Winnipeg arrest that left man with broken rib halted after officer's death
Manitoba's police watchdog has ended its investigation into an arrest that left a man with a broken rib after one of the officers involved in the arrest died.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Son of Flyers GM Briere apologizes for âserious lack of judgmentâ after wheelchair video goes viral
The son of interim Philadelphia Flyers general manager Daniel Briere apologized on Wednesday for having a "serious lack of judgment" after a video went viral showing a man push an empty wheelchair down a flight of stairs.
The post Son of Flyers GM Briere apologizes for ‘serious lack of judgment’ after wheelchair video goes viral appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
'They're like sisters': Red Hat Society marking 25 years of living life to the fullest
A colourful, global group encouraging women to get the most out of life is marking a big milestone in style.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Missing Steinbach teen may be in Winnipeg or Brandon: RCMP
Steinbach RCMP is asking for the publicâs help finding a missing 17-year-old girl.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
Maj.-Gen. Fortin suing Canadian government, Trudeau for $6M
Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, a senior military officer who was acquitted of a sexual assault charge late last year, has filed a $6-million lawsuit against the Canadian government. Fortin, who was dropped as the lead for Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine program in early 2021, has named 16 high-ranking officials in a wide-ranging suit, including Prime Minister Justin […]
The post Maj.-Gen. Fortin suing Canadian government, Trudeau for $6M appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
17-year-old Steinbach girl missing for 5 days could be in Winnipeg or Brandon, RCMP say
Police are asking the public to help find a 17-year-old girl from Steinbach who's been missing since Friday and could be in Brandon or Winnipeg.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Mar 15/23
'This location is a critical hub': Canadian government investing in rail park near Winnipeg
The federal government is investing in a new rail park near Winnipeg to help improve the transportation of goods, a project pegged to benefit Manitoba's economy.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Mar 15/23
Man, teen charged a year after homicide in Moose Lake
A 22-year-old man and a 17-year-old male have been charged.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Mar 15/23
Harm-reduction advocates take aim at provinceâs addiction services bill; federal minister voices support for supervised drug sites
Harm-reduction groups in Manitoba want the provincial government’s new addictions services bill rescinded, saying it “closes that door” to supervised consumption sites “under the cover of regulation.”
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Mar 15/23
David Johnston named special rapporteur on foreign interference
Former governor general David Johnston has been named as the special rapporteur on foreign interference, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday. Johnston has been asked to look into allegations of foreign meddling in Canada’s last two federal elections and recommend what the Liberal government should do about it. That could include a public inquiry, which […]
The post David Johnston named special rapporteur on foreign interference appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Mar 15/23
Bennett backs supervised consumption sites day after Manitoba bill on licensing them
The federal minister of mental health and addictions says she is concerned some may misunderstand the role harm reduction plays in reducing overdose deaths after the Manitoba government introduced legislation that would require licensing for supervised drug consumption sites. Carolyn Bennett’s remarks come a day after Janice Morley-Lecomte, Manitoba’s minister for mental health and community […]
The post Bennett backs supervised consumption sites day after Manitoba bill on licensing them appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Mar 15/23
2 people charged with manslaughter after 18-year-old killed in northern Manitoba in 2022
Two people have been arrested in connection with the killing of an 18-year-old man in Moose Lake, Man., just over a year ago, RCMP say.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Mar 15/23
Groups Oppose Manitobaâs Proposed Drug Consumption Site Bill, Call for Changes
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government's plan to require licensing for supervised drug consumption sites discredits harm reduction services and threatens work already being done to address overdoses, advocates say.
Š 2023. This article Groups Oppose Manitoba’s Proposed Drug Consumption Site Bill, Call for Changes appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 02PM Mar 15/23
Canadian home sales drop 40 per cent in February compared with year ago
February’s home sales plummeted 40 per cent from a year ago to levels not seen since before the pandemic as new listings and prices also dropped in what one economist called “hints of a bottoming process.” The plunge in sales came as actual average home prices declined 18.9 per cent compared with the all-time record […]
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© CityTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Mar 15/23
'I'm a very proud Winnipegger': Chris Jericho honoured by mayor and premier
On Wednesday, wrestling superstar Chris Jericho was honoured with a street named after him and the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Mar 15/23
Five of eight Canadian Premier League teams set to make playoffs this season
Starting in the 2023 season, which kicks off April 15, the top two in the regular-season standings will get a more direct path to hosting the CPL final.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Mar 15/23
Traffic stop leads to cocaine, meth bust on Manitoba highway: RCMP
Three people are facing charges including possession for the purpose of trafficking following a traffic stop by Manitoba RCMP north of Powerview/Pine Falls.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Mar 15/23
Manitoba boosts provincial venture capital fund by $50M
The provincial government is following through on a budget promise to add $50 million the Manitoba First Fund, the venture captial fund established last year, "to help Manitoba businesses access capital at all stages of business growth," Premier Heather Stefanson said Wednesday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 01PM Mar 15/23
Groups oppose Manitoba's proposed drug consumption site bill, call for changes
The Manitoba government's plan to require licensing for supervised drug consumption sites discredits harm reduction services and threatens work already being done to address overdoses, advocates say. The Manitoba Health Coalition is calling for the province to rescind the proposed legislation and consult with it on a new plan that would include standards and regulations around harm reduction and addiction services that are in line with what front-line groups and people who use drugs have been asking for.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Mar 15/23
'A dream come true': Winnipeg-born actor to make big screen debut in 'BlackBerry'
Eagle-eyed movie fans who got a first glimpse of the upcoming film 'BlackBerry' in its debut trailer may have spotted some Winnipeg-grown talent.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Mar 15/23
Police dogs, remote plane used to track rural break-in suspect: Manitoba RCMP
RCMP say it took dog and drone teams several hours to find a break-in suspect hiding in dense brush in the Rural Municipality of Reynolds, east of Steinbach, Man.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Mar 15/23
âI just had the feeling that nobody caredâ
BRANDON — Fearing for her life is how 79-year-old Eleanor Buechler describes an air ambulance trip from Brandon to Winnipeg because of the way she says she was mistreated in freezing conditions.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 12PM Mar 15/23
Feds back supervised consumption sites day after Manitoba introduces bill on licensing them
The federal minister of mental heath and addictions says she is concerned some may misunderstand the role harm reduction plays in reducing overdose deaths.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 12PM Mar 15/23
Stefanson Tied for Least-Popular Premier
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson remains at the low end of the pole among her provincial counterparts.
Š 2023. This article Stefanson Tied for Least-Popular Premier appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 12PM Mar 15/23
Manitoba dog shelters overflowing, says Animal Services manager
As Winnipeg animal shelters are bursting at the seams with dog surrenders, staff say potential pet owners need to ask themselves the hard questions before adopting an animal.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Mar 15/23
'A crisis in our community': Manitoba harm reduction projects receive $2M in funding
The Government of Canada is providing more than $2 million to support three Manitoba organizations in addressing substance use and the overdose crisis.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Mar 15/23
Goldeyes Sign Winnipeg Pitcher Marc-AndrĂŠ Habeck
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have gone local to find their newest pitcher.
Š 2023. This article Goldeyes Sign Winnipeg Pitcher Marc-AndrÊ Habeck appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 11AM Mar 15/23
Bennett backs supervised consumption sites day after Manitoba bill on licensing them
The federal minister of mental health and addictions says she is concerned some may misunderstand the role harm reduction plays in reducing overdose deaths.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Mar 15/23
Premier Stefansonâs approval rating slips
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is tied for the lowest approval rating among the country’s premiers, pollster Angus Reid Institute found.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 11AM Mar 15/23
Manitoba bill would allow more peace officers in municipalities for transit and more
The Manitoba government is paving the way for municipalities to have new peace officers, including ones to monitor Winnipeg transit buses. A bill before the legislature would expand the scope and authority of community safety officers and let municipalities decide where to use them. The move would help Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham fulfil a plan […]
The post Manitoba bill would allow more peace officers in municipalities for transit and more appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Mar 15/23
Manitoba government releases plan for teacher registry, discipline regime
The Manitoba government has released details of its plan for a registry and discipline system for teachers. The idea was promised in last fall’s throne speech and is laid out in a bill now before the legislature. The bill aims to make disciplinary action public in a similar way to how doctors and lawyers are […]
The post Manitoba government releases plan for teacher registry, discipline regime appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Mar 15/23
Council to consider settlement offer for police headquarters lawsuit
City council will consider a multi million-dollar settlement in a lawsuit the city launched over cost overruns linked to the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters project.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 10AM Mar 15/23
Winnipeg poised to settle some police HQ fraud, deficiency lawsuits for $21.5M to $28M
The City of Winnipeg is poised to settle with most of the defendants in its lawsuits over the construction of its downtown police headquarters for $21.5 million to $28 million, depending on how long it takes for money to be paid back.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 10AM Mar 15/23
Pro wrestler and proud Winnipegger Chris Jericho on upcoming AEW show
Chris Jericho talks about honourary renaming of the street where he grew up in Winnipeg and how AEW "basically started here."
© CBC |
- Wednesday 10AM Mar 15/23
Flair launches $50M lawsuit against leasing companies following plane seizures
Flair Airlines has filed a $50-million lawsuit against several plane-leasing companies over what it claims were unlawful seizures of four of its aircraft over the weekend. The filings in Ontario Superior Court state that a trio of leasing companies found a better deal for the planes with a third party and then set Flair up […]
The post Flair launches $50M lawsuit against leasing companies following plane seizures appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
CP Railâs US$31billion takeover of KCS gains final regulatory approval
MONTREAL â The U.S. rail regulator is giving a green light to Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd.’s takeover of Kansas City Southern Railway Co. The Surface Transportation Board’s approval Wednesday clears the final hurdle in CP’s bid to buy KCS for US$31 billion in a deal that would create the only single-line rail network linking Canada, […]
The post CP Rail’s US$31billion takeover of KCS gains final regulatory approval appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
Settlement offer tabled for Downtown Winnipeg Police Headquarters lawsuit
A settlement offer is on the table for the cityâs lawsuit over construction cost overruns for the Downtown Police Headquarters project.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
Settlement offer for Downtown Winnipeg Police Headquarters lawsuit approved by EPC
A settlement offer for two lawsuits launched by the City of Winnipeg over construction cost overruns for the downtown police headquarters project has been approved by the mayor's inner circle.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
Canadian transport agency to fine major airlines over travel chaos
The Canadian Transporation Agency announced it is going to fine the airlines for what they put passengers through during the travel chaos over the holidays and last summer.
The post Canadian transport agency to fine major airlines over travel chaos appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
Manitoba government releases plan for teacher registry, discipline regime
The Manitoba government has released details of its plan for a registry and discipline system for teachers.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
Manitobaâs Stefanson drops again in premiersâ approval polling
Stefanson, who is up for re-election in October, lost one point in popularity among respondents in the researchers' March poll â dropping from 26 to 25 per cent.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Mar 15/23
Weapon call briefly shuts down street in Valley Gardens area
A street in Winnipeg's Valley Gardens neighbourhood has reopened after a weapon call shut a section of it down Wednesday morning.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 08AM Mar 15/23
ANALYSIS: With a month left, Jets control their own playoff destiny
Winnipeg's recent road trip through the Eastern Conference that netted two wins in three starts does provide some optimism for a post-season berth.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Mar 15/23
'Our way forward': HSC using new technology to monitor patients
The Health Sciences Centre (HSC) Winnipeg is trying out a new way to safely watch more patients around the clock, but with fewer staff.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Mar 15/23
Several schools closed due to dicey roads in southern Manitoba
Highways polished into an icy sheen by Tuesday's high winds have forced a number of schools in southern Manitoba to cancel classes on Wednesday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 07AM Mar 15/23
Honda recalling 500,000 vehicles to fix seat belt problem
Honda is recalling half a million vehicles in the U.S. and Canada over front seat belts that may not latch properly. Some of the automaker’s top selling models are included in the recall, notably the 2017 through 2020 Honda CR-V, the 2018 and 2019 Honda Accord, the 2018 through 2020 Honda Odyssey, and the 2019 […]
The post Honda recalling 500,000 vehicles to fix seat belt problem appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Mar 15/23
The Canada Revenue Agency takes on a notorious Toronto bakery
Over the past couple of decades, five workers have died on the job at Fiera Foods, sparking protests, investigations and allegations of a dangerous workplace. Now, Fiera is in hot water once again, this time for claiming millions in tax credits while allegedly employing workers through temp agencies that the CRA argues are illegitimate. The […]
The post The Canada Revenue Agency takes on a notorious Toronto bakery appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Mar 15/23
Chris Jericho to Be Honoured by City, Province
Local wrestling superstar Chris Jericho is being honoured by the city and province ahead of AEW's inaugural Winnipeg show tonight.
Š 2023. This article Chris Jericho to Be Honoured by City, Province appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 06AM Mar 15/23
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Wednesday, March 15
A list of school and other cancellations in Southern Manitoba for March 15th, 2023 due to poor winter driving conditions on several highways in the region.© Global |
- Wednesday 06AM Mar 15/23
Some Manitoba schools closed amid dangerous road conditions
With winter weather bringing poor driving conditions to parts of Manitoba, some school divisions have opted to close schools on Wednesday, March 15.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Mar 15/23
Manitoba Government Releases Plan for Teacher Registry, Discipline Regime
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government has released details of its plan for a registry and discipline system for teachers.
Š 2023. This article Manitoba Government Releases Plan for Teacher Registry, Discipline Regime appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 06AM Mar 15/23
- Wednesday 06AM Mar 15/23
Dauphin MLA hangs up political hat
ANOTHER member of the Tory government has decided not to seek re-election this year.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06AM Mar 15/23
New head of Manitoba sex assault examiner program based in Alta.
Out-of-province remote work from the newly hired head of the province’s sexual assault nurse examiner program has drawn public criticism as the project still struggles with staff shortages.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05AM Mar 15/23
How Celine Dion's diagnosis changed understanding of living with stiff-person syndrome
The understanding of stiff-person syndrome has increased since Celine Dion announced she was diagnosed, but advocates say more needs to be done to find a cure.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05AM Mar 15/23
Thompson businesses not sure of next steps after fire forces them out of mall
A fire in downtown Thompson last week has forced roughly half a dozen businesses to set up shop elsewhere in the northern Manitoba city, with the future looking unclear for some.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05AM Mar 15/23
Changes needed to cutoff age for Child and Family Services support, Manitoba youth advocacy network says
The province says 625 Manitoba children will age out of Child and Family Services when they turn 18 this year. Some are now calling for that age cutoff to be dropped.Â
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03AM Mar 15/23
How Winnipeg's Kenny Omega became the biggest wrestling star that most Canadians never heard of
Winnipeg's Kenny Omega built a reputation as one of the best pro wrestlers in the world, but he did most of it overseas, unbeknownst to many Canadians.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03AM Mar 15/23
International commission looks to ease fears over unmarked graves contract
An official at the International Commission on Missing Persons wants to ease concerns about the organization's contract to advise on unmarked graves, which some Indigenous leaders continue to raise. Last week, a UN rapporteur said he heard "numerous concerns" about the arrangement.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03AM Mar 15/23
Following recent travel chaos, Canada's major airlines hit with fines for hundreds of violations
The Canadian Transportation Agency has issued fines to Canadaâs major airlines for hundreds of violations related to mass flight delays and cancellations this past summer and in December. But some critics say the fines aren't tough enough.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 10PM Mar 14/23
Former Winnipegger shot by RCMP in Red Deer
Three days after Calgary police asked for the public's help finding a missing man, he was shot by RCMP in Red Deer, CBC News has learned.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 10PM Mar 14/23
Winnipeg-based Recruit Ready program prepares young football players for U.S. high school, pro ranks
More than a decade ago, former Manitoba Bisons players began Recruit Ready, a Winnipeg-based football speed and skill training program. Since then, graduates have not only gone on to play high school football in the U.S. but secure NCAA scholarships and pro opportunities in Canada.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 09PM Mar 14/23
Former principal, teacher at Winnipeg's St. Paul's among Jesuit priests accused of sexually abusing minors
Two former teachers at Winnipeg's St. Paulâs High School, including one who also served as principal, are on the list of accused sexual abusers in the Jesuits of Canada.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 09PM Mar 14/23
Manitoba government introduces plan to publicize disciplinary action against teachers
The Manitoba government has released details of its plan for a registry and discipline system for teachers.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 09PM Mar 14/23
Kotkaniemi scores twice as Hurricanes hurt Jets' hunt for playoff spot
Jesperi Kotkaniemi had two goals and an assist, Jack Drury scored his first goal of the season and the Carolina Hurricanes beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-3 on Tuesday night.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Mar 14/23
Perimeter, portion of Highway 1 closed due to poor driving conditions
Manitobans are being reminded by RCMP to stay home tonight if possible due to poor driving conditions.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Mar 14/23
Highways reopened after poor driving condition closures
Highway 1 and the Perimeter Highway have been reopened after they were closed Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Mar 14/23
Jets road trip ends with 5-3 loss in Carolina
Dylan DeMelo, Nikolaj Ehlers and Nino Niederreiter scored for the Jets in a losing effort.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Mar 14/23
Sex crimes unit investigating after woman harassed at knifepoint in the Maples, Winnipeg police say
Police are warning the public after a woman was sexually harassed at knifepoint by a man in Winnipeg's Maples neighbourhood on Friday night.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Mar 14/23
'Manitobans are warm with giving': Province among most generous in Canada
Statistics Canada has released data showing 17.7 per cent of 2021 Canadian taxpayers donated to charities. In Manitoba, itâs 19.7 per cent.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Mar 14/23
Perimeter Highway, part of Highway 1 reopening Wednesday morning
Highways around Winnipeg have officially reopened Wednesday after winter weather forced a nearly 12-hour closure overnight.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM Mar 14/23
20% job vacancy at Conservation Officer Service prompts wage boost
Manitoba’s complement of conservation officers has declined by more than a dozen in the past year, prompting the Tory government to spend nearly $5 million to increase wages.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Mar 14/23
Manitoba proposes online registry for disciplined teachers
The Manitoba government has introduced legislation to create an online public registry that would list disciplinary action taken against teachers.
âOur government takes the safety of our children and youth very seriously,â Education and Early Childhood Learning Minister Wayne Ewasko said as he introduced Bill 35 â The Education Administration Amendment Act (Teacher Certification and Professional Conduct) Tuesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Mar 14/23
Manitoba government releases plan for teacher registry, discipline regime
The bill aims to make disciplinary action public in a similar way to how doctors and lawyers are governed.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM Mar 14/23
As health system crumbles, Ottawa working to ensure Canadians watch it crumble together
The Trudeau government tightened the screws last week on Canadians’ ability to buy health-care services in the private sector. It appears they’re just getting warmed up.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Mar 14/23
News briefs for Wednesday, March 15, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, March 15, 2023 Louelda Street closed because of âpolice involvementâ 9:09 AM Louelda Street is closed between Concordia and Kimberly avenues […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Mar 14/23
- Tuesday 06PM Mar 14/23
Man pulls knife, uses sexual language toward woman: police
Police are looking for a man after a woman had a knife pulled on her and the man used sexual language towards her.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Mar 14/23
Highway 1 on either side of Winnipeg, as well as Perimeter, closed because of blowing snow
Drivers in southern Manitoba may be impacted by blowing snow, while people in the north will need to dig out after another dump of snow.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Mar 14/23
Manitoba bill would allow more peace officers in municipalities for transit and more
The move would help Winnipeg's mayor fulfil a plan to put 24 officers on the transit system.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Mar 14/23
Community group provides five new mattresses to family in need
A good nightâs sleep is invaluable, especially for a child. Tuesday, a community group provided five new mattresses to a family in need â while teaching young volunteers about the meaning of giving. “With the rising cost of living, to have this opportunity just to be able to help her out like that, it’s just […]
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© CityTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Mar 14/23
Winnipeg police investigating after woman threatened, injured at knifepoint
The woman in her 20s was approached by a man who asked for directions and during their conversation, the man pointed the knife at her and uttered sexually explicit language.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Mar 14/23
Coverage begins for advanced glucose monitors in Manitoba
There was movement Tuesday on coverage for modern diabetes technology in Manitoba.© CTV |
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