Thursday 05AM Apr 06/23
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Thursday, April 6
The latest on school and bus route cancellations in Manitoba on Thursday, April 6 2023.
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- Thursday 05AM Apr 06/23
Vrbo policies leave property owners at risk, lawsuit alleges after out-of-control party caused $30K in damage
The owners of a house northwest of Winnipeg that was ransacked during an out-of-control house party in February are suing a vacation rental company to cover the costs of the damage.
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- Thursday 02AM Apr 06/23
Whatâs open, closed this Easter weekend
THE spring snow storm will make it tougher to hide eggs this Easter, but many will have extra time to shovel, as most Manitobans don’t work Good Friday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02AM Apr 06/23
Meningococcal vax offered to youngsters
THE Winnipeg Regional Health Authority will hold drop-in vaccine clinics for children born during the pandemic, who are less likely to be up to date on vaccines for respiratory diseases.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02AM Apr 06/23
- Thursday 02AM Apr 06/23
Killerâs father outs witnesses as âratsâ
When Tron Gamblin took to Facebook and outed two women whose testimony in court helped convict his son of murder, he condemned them to a lifetime of fear and “looking over their shoulder,” a court was told this week.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 10PM Apr 05/23
Winnipeg Ice advance to Round 2 of WHL Playoffs after sweep of Medicine Hat
The WHL's top team has punched their ticket to the next round of the playoffs as the Winnipeg Ice finished off a four-game sweep of the Medicine Hat Tigers Wednesday night,© Global |
- Wednesday 10PM Apr 05/23
Mangiapane, Zadorov lead way as Flames defeat Jets to keep playoff hopes alive
Jacob Markstrom made 34 saves and Andrew Mangiapane and Nikita Zadorov each had a goal and assist as the Flames kept their playoff hopes alive with a 3-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets.
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- Wednesday 10PM Apr 05/23
Flames down Jets 3-1 for crucial win in wild-card battle
Walker Duehr scored the game-winner in the third while Jacob Markstrom stopped 34 shots in the win.© Global |
- Wednesday 09PM Apr 05/23
Calgary Flames Keep Their Playoff Hopes Alive with Victory Over Winnipeg Jets
WINNIPEG â Andrew Mangiapane and Nikita Zadorov each had a goal and assist as the Calgary Flames kept their playoff hopes alive with a 3-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday.
© 2023. This article Calgary Flames Keep Their Playoff Hopes Alive with Victory Over Winnipeg Jets appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 09PM Apr 05/23
'It is about all of us as a community': Manitoba looks to create new strategy to train police
The province is looking to create a new strategy when it comes to police training in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08PM Apr 05/23
'It is what it is': Winnipeggers dig out from winter wallop dumping 15 cm of snow
Winnipeg streets were amok with stuck buses and slow-moving vehicles as the city was walloped by a major early spring snow fall â a situation some say was made worse by a city decision to delay plowing.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08PM Apr 05/23
Winnipeg got 15 cm of snow but city decided to delay plowing
Winnipeg streets were amok with stuck buses and slow-moving vehicles as the city was walloped by a major early spring snow fall â a situation some say was made worse by a city decision to delay plowing.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
Provincial public safety training committee seeks to set standard âright across the countryâ
Standardized training for all police in Manitoba will make everyone safer, say proponents of a public safety training strategy that’s starting to take shape.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
'It is more dangerous': police chiefs call for help following officer deaths
Canada's police chiefs are calling for help, following the deaths of nine officers since September â a trend they say shows policing today has become more dangerous© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
A fatherâs grief: podcast explores Humboldt Broncos tragedy, suicide, pain of losing a son
Note: This story contains references to suicide. If you or a loved one is at risk, Talk Suicide Canada can be reached at (833) 456-4566, or call Kids Help Phone at 1 (800) 668-6868. More resources available here. The hole in Chris Josephâs heart isnât getting any smaller â and heâs not sure it ever […]
The post A father’s grief: podcast explores Humboldt Broncos tragedy, suicide, pain of losing a son appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
Discovery of Indigenous womanâs body at city landfill reverberates across Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged to do more to end violence against Indigenous women and girls, after the body of a First Nations mother was found Monday at a Winnipeg landfill.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
Discovery of Indigenous womanâs body at city landfill reverberates across Canada
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged to do more to end violence against Indigenous women and girls, after the body of a First Nations mother was found Monday at a Winnipeg landfill.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
Adjuster would side with minister in very public MPI collision
Someone is not telling the truth.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
Adjuster would side with minister in very public MPI collision
Someone is not telling the truth.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
MPI head defends Crown corporation after minister orders external review
The head of Manitoba Public Insurance isnât shying away from an external review of its operations, insisting the Crown corporation is âdoing the right thingsâ despite the governmentâs escalating concerns about how it is being managed. Chief executive officer Eric Herbelin expressed no qualms about the organizational review of MPI, in an interview late Tuesday afternoon. It was ordered by Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen, who is also responsible for the corporation.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Apr 05/23
News briefs for Thursday, April 6, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, April 6, 2023 Brady Road landfill still closed 9:57 AM The city says the Brady Road landfill and 4R Depot continues […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Apr 05/23
City report leans away from possible cosmetic spray pesticide program
The pitfalls of using pesticides outweigh the cosmetic benefits of killing weeds, so Winnipeg shouldn’t resume using them on public lands, according to a new city staff report.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Apr 05/23
Loblaw CEO Galen Weston's compensation jumps 55 per cent to $8.4 million
Galen Weston took in $8.4 million in total compensation in the 2022 fiscal year in his role at the head of Loblaw Companies Ltd.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Apr 05/23
Manitoba hip, knee replacement patients will be covered for physio at all providers after billing model change
Manitobans recovering from hip and knee replacement surgery will once again be able to have costs covered for physiotherapy and rehabilitation services from any clinic in the province, following concerns the previous billing model created a "two-tier health-care system."
© CBC |
- Wednesday 06PM Apr 05/23
What's open in Winnipeg this Easter weekend
The first long weekend of spring is upon Winnipeggers and despite the snowy weather there is still lots to do around the city. Here's a rundown of what will be open and closed this Easter weekend.
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- Wednesday 06PM Apr 05/23
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
'None of us belong in the trash': Calls for justice after woman's body found in Winnipeg landfill
Outrage and heartbreak is being expressed across the country after the body of an Indigenous mother of four was found at a Winnipeg landfill.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
Manitoba First Nations share $3.4M for fire protection
As the chief of Bloodvein joined his colleagues in demanding improved emergency services, after a 49-year-old man died in a house fire on the reserve, Ottawa revealed the annual firefighting budget for Manitoba First Nations is just over $3 million.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
Free Press investigation nominated for journalism excellence award
The Free Press investigation into teacher and physician misconduct has been nominated for a prestigious CJF Jackman Award for Excellence in Journalism.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
Flood risk still high as Manitoba expects high temps following latest snow storm
Manitobans are digging out after a Colorado low storm system has brought up to 25 centimeters of snow to parts of the province. While some school children celebrate a snow day, there are concerns over how this spring snow will increase flood risks. “For a lot of the spring so far, it has been colder […]
The post Flood risk still high as Manitoba expects high temps following latest snow storm appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
Winnipeggers feeling frosty about cityâs delayed reaction to snowy icy roads
Some Winnipeggers were less than pleased when they woke up to find more than seven centimetres of snow that had fallen overnight had not yet been plowed by the city.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
'Dramatic' increase in teeth clenching, grinding during pandemic: dentist
A Manitoba dentist says the increase in diagnosis of bruxism has been âdramaticâ and the major link to the climb in cases is stress.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
Why the city decided to delay plowing during storm
A Manitoba dentist says the increase in diagnosis of bruxism has been âdramaticâ and the major link to the climb in cases is stress.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Apr 05/23
City Should Permanently Close Landfill Where Women Were Found: First Nations Leader
A First Nations advocacy group wants to see the Winnipeg landfill where the remains of two Indigenous women were found permanently shut down.
© 2023. This article City Should Permanently Close Landfill Where Women Were Found: First Nations Leader appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 04PM Apr 05/23
2 Kenora police officers charged with assault following Boxing Day arrest
Two Ontario Provincial Police officers from the Kenora detachment have been charged with assault stemming from an arrest that took place on Boxing Day last year.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Apr 05/23
Former PM Brian Mulroney recovering after prostate cancer treatment
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney is recovering after undergoing treatment in Montreal for prostate cancer. His daughter Caroline Mulroney said Wednesday in a written statement that the family expects him to be “back to normal in the coming weeks.” Her office confirmed that he underwent treatment for prostate cancer. The Toronto Star, citing an interview […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Apr 05/23
Storm brings fresh snow, frustration
The two Winnipeg post-secondary students figured they were going to be late for afternoon classes Wednesday when they saw the volume of snow that had accumulated on Good Street in front of their apartment building — and on Leo Paul’s new car.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Apr 05/23
Off-duty Brandon police officer accused of domestic assault, Manitoba police watchdog investigating
An allegation of a domestic assault committed by an off-duty police officer in Brandon has prompted an investigation by Manitoba's police watchdog.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04PM Apr 05/23
Loblaw CEO Galen Westonâs compensation jumps 55 per cent to $8.4M
The grocery chain heads have come under increasing scrutiny amid runaway food inflation, telling a parliamentary committee last month that higher prices were not caused by profit-mongering and that their margins on food sales have remained low.
The post Loblaw CEO Galen Weston’s compensation jumps 55 per cent to $8.4M appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Apr 05/23
Two Kenora OPP officers charged with assault, suspended with pay
KENORA, Ont. – Two police officers are facing assault charges after an investigation into the arrest of a suspect in Kenora, Ont., last year. Ontario Provincial Police say officers responded […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Apr 05/23
âItâs nostalgicâ: Zellers returns to Winnipeg
The wait is finally over. Zellers has reopened its doors at St. Vital Centre in Winnipeg, bringing a wave of nostalgia and excitement for shoppers. “I think thatâs what weâre all about, weâre all about getting a piece of nostalgia back and experiencing Zellers,” said Roxanne Loewen, the marketing manager at St. Vital Centre. “We […]
The post ‘It’s nostalgic’: Zellers returns to Winnipeg appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Apr 05/23
Vaccine clinics for kids offered as meningococcal disease immunizations drop: Winnipeg health authority
Parents of children born during, or just before, the COVID-19 pandemic are being urged to consider making an appointment to get childhood vaccines for their kids in light of a concerning drop in immunization rates, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03PM Apr 05/23
âFar more dangerousâ for police officers today, says former WPS chief
A former Winnipeg police chief and a criminal justice professor feel itâs a dangerous time to be a police officer in Canada. Thatâs why neither were surprised to see the association representing police chiefs across Canada request an urgent meeting with the countryâs premiers to discuss bail reform and the recent killings of officers. The […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Apr 05/23
Grand chief calls for permanent closure of Winnipeg's Brady Road landfill after woman's body found
The leader of a First Nations advocacy group wants to see the Winnipeg landfill where the remains of two Indigenous women were found permanently shut down.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02PM Apr 05/23
Woman to pay back $425K in stolen lottery tickets from gas station, court decides
A Manitoba justice has decided a woman accused of stealing lottery tickets over a more than four-year period while working at a gas station will have to pay back hundreds of thousands of dollars.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Apr 05/23
RCMP Investigating Sudden Death in Snow Lake
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a sudden death in the community of Snow Lake.
© 2023. This article RCMP Investigating Sudden Death in Snow Lake appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 02PM Apr 05/23
Former Winnipeg police chief announces provincial public safety training committee
Devon Clunis, Winnipeg's top cop from 2012-2016, now runs a consulting firm and was tapped by the province in late 2022 to head up a steering committee for the new program.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Prime minister calls discovery of Indigenous woman in Winnipeg landfill heartbreaking
Upon the discovery of another woman's body at a Winnipeg landfill, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government needs to do more to end the violence against Indigenous women.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Man found dead in Snow Lake amid freezing temperatures: Manitoba RCMP
Police in Snow Lake, Man., say a man's body was found outside a business on Lakeshore Drive. It is believed he had been outside for some time in temperatures as low as -24 C.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Cyberattacks, âghost gunâ land Brandon man in prison
BRANDON — A Brandon man who operated a business that launched thousands of cyberattacks against companies across North America, and manufactured 3D-printed gun parts and at least one complete weapon at his residence, will spend the next three years in a federal prison.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Randy Bachman offers look at more than 80 of his guitars in Studio Bell exhibit
Organizers say the Guess Who co-founder and "Taking Care of Business" hitmaker will showcase more than 80 of his prized axes for "Randy Bachman: Every Guitar Tells a Story."© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Man found dead outside business in northwestern Manitoba
A Manitoba man was found dead outside a business in Snow Lake, Man., on Tuesday afternoon.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Prime minister calls discovery of Indigenous woman in Winnipeg landfill heartbreaking
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government needs to do more to end the epidemic of violence that Indigenous women and girls face after police found the body of another Indigenous woman in a landfill this week.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Winnipeg police arrest B.C woman, seize 2.5 kg of drugs and $17K cash
On Tuesday, police used a search warrant on a vehicle and a short-term rental in the St. Boniface neighbourhood.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Apr 05/23
Man killed in Bloodvein First Nation house fire: Manitoba RCMP
RCMP say officers were called Tuesday to a fatal house fire on the Bloodvein First Nation, a remote Manitoba community roughly 213 kms northeast of Winnipeg.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Apr 05/23
Suspect arrested in March attack outside Law Courts, Winnipeg police say
A 26-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a robbery and sexual assault in front of the Provincial Law Courts Building in downtown Winnipeg last month.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Apr 05/23
Man charged with sexual assault after woman attacked in front of Winnipeg Law Courts
Police have arrested a man in connection with a robbery and assault outside the Winnipeg Law Courts last month.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 12PM Apr 05/23
B.C. Woman Charged in St. Boniface Drug Bust
Winnipeg police have charged a woman as part of an ongoing drug investigation.
© 2023. This article B.C. Woman Charged in St. Boniface Drug Bust appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 12PM Apr 05/23
Manitoban jailed after pleading guilty to thousands of cyberattacks, manufacturing 'ghost guns'
A Manitoba man who pleaded guilty to manufacturing 3D-printed guns and launching thousands of prolonged cyberattacks across Canada and the United States has been sentenced to time in prison.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 12PM Apr 05/23
Suspect Arrested in Sexual Assault at Law Courts Building
Winnipeg police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman outside the Provincial Law Courts Building on March 17.
© 2023. This article Suspect Arrested in Sexual Assault at Law Courts Building appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Minister praises âvigilanceâ of Winnipeg landfill staff after womanâs body found
The Winnipeg homicide unit says it has launched an investigation after staff at the Brady Road landfill south of Winnipeg found 33-year-old Linda Mary Beardy's body on Monday.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Fire on Manitoba First Nation leaves one man dead
A 49-year-old man is dead following a fire on a Manitoba First Nation on Tuesday.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Man found dead after house fire on Manitoba First Nation
A 49-year-old man was found dead after a house fire on Bloodvein First Nation on Tuesday.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Winnipeg police arrest man wanted for assault outside Law Courts
Winnipeg police have arrested a man in connection with an assault that took place near the Law Courts building in March.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Police arrest suspect after sexual assault outside Law Courts
Winnipeg police say a 26-year-old man was arrested in connection with the sexual assault of a woman in front of the Law Courts building last month. The Winnipeg Police Service says it responded to the Provincial Court Law Courts on March 17 for the report of a 20-year-old woman who was assaulted by an unknown […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Vancouver encampment on East Hastings removed
The decampment of East Hastings Street in Vancouver ramped up Wednesday, as dozens of police officers were deployed to assist city crews to get residents to clear their belongings.
The post Vancouver encampment on East Hastings removed appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Man Dies in Bloodvein First Nation House Fire
A 49-year-old man was found deceased early Wednesday after a house fire in Bloodvein First Nation.
© 2023. This article Man Dies in Bloodvein First Nation House Fire appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Dangerous conditions, blowing snow prompt highway closures in Manitoba
Heavy snowfall and strong winds are creating dangerous driving conditions in southern Manitoba on Wednesday, prompting a number of number of highway closures.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
Manitoba highway closures due to poor driving conditions Wednesday
These roads are closed as a result of snowfall and blowing snow causing poor driving conditions.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Apr 05/23
'Definitely cause for concern': Survey unveils poor dietary habits of Manitoba youth
Researchers behind a new report revealing the poor dietary habits of Manitoba youth are calling for public health interventions to address the issue.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Apr 05/23
Snow hits, digging out begins
An army of plows are currently working in Winnipeg and on highways across the province to clear snow.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 10AM Apr 05/23
Trudeau calls discovery of Indigenous woman in Winnipeg landfill heartbreaking
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government needs to do more to end the epidemic of violence that Indigenous women and girls face after police found the body of another Indigenous woman in a landfill this week. Trudeau says it’s heartbreaking that discoveries like these continue to happen. The Winnipeg homicide unit says it […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Apr 05/23
Spring Snowstorm Blows into Southern Manitoba
WINNIPEG -- Southern Manitoba was wallopped Wednesday by an early spring snowstorm, making highways and city streets a challenge to navigate.
© 2023. This article Spring Snowstorm Blows into Southern Manitoba appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 09AM Apr 05/23
ANALYSIS: Could stormy Wednesday game pave the way for Winnipeg whiteout?
Before the long-standing playoff tradition can return to the city, the Jets will need to take care of their part, starting Wednesday in the most crucial of regular-season games.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Apr 05/23
âAt a crossroadâ: Canadaâs police chiefs request urgent meeting with premiers
The Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police has requested an urgent meeting with Canadaâs premiers to discuss bail reform and the recent killings of officers.
The post ‘At a crossroad’: Canada’s police chiefs request urgent meeting with premiers appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Apr 05/23
27 writers from across Canada make the 2023 CBC Short Story Prize longlist
The winner will receive $6,000, attend a two-week writing residency and have their work published on CBC Books. The shortlist will be revealed on April 12, 2023.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 08AM Apr 05/23
April snowstorm dumps 20-25 cm of snow in southeast Manitoba, more still to come
Streets and highways â along with pretty much everything else outdoors in southern Manitoba â are layered in snow but the heaviest part of it may be over, Environment Canada said early Wednesday afternoon.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 08AM Apr 05/23
April snowstorm sweeps into southern Manitoba
Streets and highways â and pretty much everything else outside in southern Manitoba â are layered in snow, and it's likely only going to get worse as the day goes on.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 07AM Apr 05/23
Southern Manitoba digging its way out as spring snowstorm hits
Snow is expected to continue falling throughout the day, accompanied by winds gusting up to 60 km/h.© Global |
- Wednesday 07AM Apr 05/23
What Manitobans can expect from Wednesday's storm
With a spring storm touching down in southern Manitoba on Tuesday evening, residents should brace for accumulating snow, strong winds and reduced visibility.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Apr 05/23
B.C. decriminalized drugs. Howâs it been going?
In today’s Big Story podcast, at the end of January, British Columbia began a pilot program that decriminalized small amounts of drugs, including cocaine and opioids. It’s the first province-wide program of its kind in Canada and it comes amidst a spiralling overdose crisis. Already, opinions on the program are polarizing and some municipalities in […]
The post B.C. decriminalized drugs. How’s it been going? appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 05/23
Easter Weekend Hours: Whatâs Open and Closed in Winnipeg
Hereâs a rundown of whatâs open, closed or operating on a reduced schedule for Good Friday (April 7) and Easter Monday (April 10) in Winnipeg.
© 2023. This article Easter Weekend Hours: Whatâs Open and Closed in Winnipeg appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 05/23
Dozens of schools closed across southern Manitoba as heavy snow hits province
The snow is piling up in southern Manitoba and so is the list of school closures.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 06AM Apr 05/23
Spring storm forces school, bus cancellations around Manitoba
A number of schools and buses are cancelled on Wednesday amid a spring storm in southern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Apr 05/23
School cancellations around southern Manitoba on Wednesday, April 5
The latest on school and bus route cancellations in Manitoba on Wednesday, April 4 2023. The region is dealing with the effects of a Colorado Low that arrived Tuesday night.© Global |
- Wednesday 06AM Apr 05/23
Nordik Spa warns customers of data breach involving gift cards
In an email to customers, Nordik Spa says "an event" occurred with its gift certificate system that may have resulted in the access of personal information, including credit card information, by a non-authorized party.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Apr 05/23
Expansion of River Heights school raises hackles
River Heights residents are butting heads with school board officials over a blueprint to expand an elementary school and in doing so, pave over green space for parking stalls, and increase traffic.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06AM Apr 05/23
Funeral lunch ends with bang
Mourners who gathered at a community centre in Swan Lake were forced to run for cover when the roof began to collapse. More than 150 people were in the 60-year-old hall for a post-funeral lunch on March 25 when they heard a noise coming from above. âWith this fellow, we can honestly say he went out with a bang,â said Ed Goderis, one of the attendees.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05AM Apr 05/23
Doctor breached standard of care by ripping drain from Manitoba woman's breast after surgery: judge
A Manitoba woman has won a lawsuit against a doctor who ripped a drain from her breast after surgery, then tried to downplay the chance it broke â leaving a piece stuck inside her for over six years, a judge found.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05AM Apr 05/23
Health-care professionals call on Manitoba government to scrap proposed addictions services bill
A group of Manitoba health-care professionals working with people who use substances wants the provincial government to abandon a bill that's garnered criticism over concerns it will create barriers for those accessing care and harm reduction services.Â
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05AM Apr 05/23
Calls to search Winnipeg-area landfills renewed after Lake St. Martin First Nation woman's body found
Indigenous advocates and organizations are renewing calls for a search for human remains in Winnipeg-area landfills, after the discovery of a First Nations woman's body at the Brady Road landfill this week.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 03AM Apr 05/23
Medical students' interest in being family doctors on decline even as provinces boost training spots
At a time when six million Canadians donât have access to a family doctor, fewer Canadian-trained medical students than ever are considering it their No. 1 choice in specialties, even as medical schools boost their programs.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02AM Apr 05/23
City testing clover as grass alternative
Clover will soon be planted on some city land, as officials test its promise as an alternative to grass.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10PM Apr 04/23
Winnipeg Ice win 3rd straight over Medicine Hat for commanding first-round series lead
The Winnipeg Ice struck for three goals in the first six minutes as they took a commanding 3-0 series lead on the Medicine Hat Tigers in the WHL Playoffs.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 04/23
Donald Trumpâs day in court as criminal defendant: What to know
For the first time in history, a former U.S. president has appeared in court as a criminal defendant. Donald Trump surrendered to authorities Tuesday after being indicted by a New York grand jury on charges related to hush-money payments at the height of the 2016 presidential election. Trump, a 2024 presidential candidate, pleaded not guilty to 34 felony charges in […]
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- Tuesday 08PM Apr 04/23
Worst spring ever? How this Manitoba spring compares to previous years
Southern Manitoba has a big spring snow storm on the way. The CBC's Joanne Roberts takes an all-inclusive look at some of Manitoba's most extreme end-of-winter weather.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 04/23
First Nations renew federal call for emergency services upgrades
Manitoba First Nations leaders are calling on the federal government to improve firefighting and emergency services in northern and remote communities in the wake of another fatal blaze.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 04/23
Report questions how effective Canada's medicinal cannabis system is
A new study led by researchers at the University of Manitoba is bringing into question just how effective the medicinal cannabis system is in Canada.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 04/23
Total cost of upgrades to Winnipeg's largest sewage-treatment plant now pegged at $2.2 billion
The total cost of upgrades to the largest of Winnipeg's sewage-treatment plants has risen to $2.2 billion and will likely increase further, according to city financial status reports and previous budget documents.
© CBC |
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