Tuesday 10PM Apr 11/23
Hellebuyck brilliant as Jets edge Wild 3-1 to secure playoff spot
Connor Hellebuyck made 33 saves, several of incredibly high quality, to help carry the Jets into the playoffs.
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- Tuesday 09PM Apr 11/23
CBC Manitoba's Caroline Barghout named best local reporter at 2023 Canadian Screen Awards
Caroline Barghout, a CBC Manitoba investigative reporter, was named the best local reporter at the Canadian Screen Awards in Toronto on Tuesday evening.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 11/23
80-year-old man dead after snowmobile crash near Birch River
A Manitoba senior is dead after crashing his snowmobile into a set of trees.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 11/23
Nurses at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre feel unsafe going to and from their vehicles: union president
There isn't enough being done to ensure health-care workers feel safe walking to and from their vehicles to the Health Sciences Centre, according to the president of the Manitoba Nurses Union.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 11/23
City councillors debate snow clearing process on Winnipeg sidewalks
Winter is quickly disappearing, but the topic of snow clearing on sidewalks was discussed at a city committee Tuesday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 11/23
Canadian economy a ‘black cloud with no silver lining’: Maru index
A monthly index that tracks how Canadians feel about their personal finances and the broader economy just plummeted to its lowest ever level.
The post Canadian economy a ‘black cloud with no silver lining’: Maru index appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
Why Tataskweyak Cree Nation is taking the province to court
A First Nation is taking the province to court saying its treaty rights are being impacted by a licence the province issued to Manitoba Hydro.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
Trudeau claims Russia could be responsible for website outage
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's website was taken down for a brief period on Tuesday, and he suggests Russia may have been behind it.
The post Trudeau claims Russia could be responsible for website outage appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
Sandbags being handed out to Winnipeggers preparing for possible flooding
The spring melt is well underway in Winnipeg and as thousands of gallons of water dump into the city’s drainage and sewer systems, some in the city are getting prepared. Loading sandbags into the back of his truck on Tuesday morning, William Porter preparing to help his daughter with any flooding, after having issues last […]
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- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
No Orange Shirt Day stat in Manitoba this year: Stefanson
Manitoba’s premier is pointing to the need for more consultation with Indigenous leaders as the predominant reason for not declaring National Truth and Reconciliation Day a statutory holiday again this year. Heather Stefanson said Tuesday that concerns over the plight of pandemic-affected businesses also factored in to her decision. “It will be the same as last year in terms of the way it has been dealt with,” she said. Last year, Manitoba recognized Sept. 30, also known as Orange Shirt Day, by closing non-essential government services and offices and K-12 schools.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
No Orange Shirt Day stat in Manitoba this year: Stefanson
Manitoba’s premier is pointing to the need for more consultation with Indigenous leaders as the predominant reason for not declaring National Truth and Reconciliation Day a statutory holiday again this year. Heather Stefanson said Tuesday that concerns over the plight of pandemic-affected businesses also factored in to her decision. “It will be the same as last year in terms of the way it has been dealt with,” she said. Last year, Manitoba recognized Sept. 30, also known as Orange Shirt Day, by closing non-essential government services and offices and K-12 schools.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
‘I hope they get justice’: arrest of four young suspects follows death of third victim in 2022 attacks
Loved ones of two people killed in a series of random assaults in Winnipeg last summer are hoping for justice, after a third victim has died from injuries suffered in the attacks.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
‘I hope they get justice’: arrest of four young suspects follows death of third victim in 2022 attacks
Loved ones of two people killed in a series of random assaults in Winnipeg last summer are hoping for justice, after a third victim has died from injuries suffered in the attacks.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
Winnipeg in pixels
The newest replica of Winnipeg isn’t “made from what’s real.” It’s made from pixels.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
A little humanity would go a long way
I’m often asked to speak to police officers who frequently interact with Indigenous communities.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 11/23
News briefs for Wednesday, April 12, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 Moose clinch playoff berth 6:52 AM The Manitoba Moose punched their ticket to the Calder Cup Playoffs with […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Winnipeg Jets launch season ticket sales drive, citing pandemic-induced loss of paying customers
Demand to see the Winnipeg Jets has sagged to the point where True North Sports & Entertainment has launched a season ticket drive in an effort to fill 3,000 more seats for every game during the 2023-2024 NHL season.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Manitoba sees sluggish uptake on at-home sleep tests
There has been somewhat sluggish uptake on at-home sleep tests in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Unpaid bereavement days bill passes second reading
A private member’s bill to guarantee time off work for families who have experienced a stillbirth or miscarriage passed second reading Tuesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
'If I could, I would do it again': Living kidney donor in Selkirk shares her story
A Selkirk woman is feeling great while recovering from a surgery that helped prolong a family member's life by giving him one of her kidneys.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Filmmaker and playwright Danny Schur, who brought Winnipeg General Strike to stage, has died
Danny Schur, filmmaker, playwright, composer, lyricist and exponent of Ukrainian-Canadians and the labour class, died on Monday.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Prairie premiers air grievance over natural resources talk
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says federal Justice Minister David Lametti has triggered “consternation” on the Prairies, following recent comments made to the Assembly of First Nations.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Icy sidewalks create shut-ins, city told
The mounds of ice and snow that can bury sidewalks in winter too often put people with mobility issues at risk of isolation or dangerous slips and falls, multiple delegates told council’s public works committee on Tuesday. Any effort to clear more sidewalks to “bare pavement” would mark a good first step to ensuring active transportation routes are accessible throughout every season, they argued. Marika Prokosh, who is visually impaired and not able to drive, said the condition of sidewalks is declining, making it increasingly difficult to get around on foot and by bus.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
Committee rejects motion to study plowing Winnipeg sidewalks to pavement
The city’s public works committee rejected a proposal on clearing sidewalks to bare pavement for the fourth time this term.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
'The water is up to my knees': Resident concerned as back lane puddle inches closer to homes
The rapid spring thaw in Winnipeg has East Elmwood-area residents concerned about a pool of knee-deep water in their back lane inching closer and closer to their properties.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
It's pothole season in Winnipeg, so slow down and listen for damage, auto shop owner advises
Winnipeg roads are no longer covered in snow and ice following last week's spring storm, but there's another danger lurking on city streets.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 11/23
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 11/23
‘Complete nightmare’: Winnipeg pothole season rears ugly head
You could be in for a bumpy and expensive drive around Winnipeg as more and more potholes rear their ugly heads with the spring melt.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 11/23
Spring in our step
When a customer excitedly asked for directions to the tree department, Shelmerdine Garden Centre owner Nicole Bent knew spring had truly sprung. “I kind of had to gently remind him that there was still snow on the ground,” Bent said, laughing about the exchange on the long weekend. Despite snow remaining on the ground Tuesday, many people shed their winter coats when the temperature hit 13 C in the afternoon. Bent knows gardeners are eager to get going as the temperature warms up, and are especially keen as the snow melts and their flower beds appear.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 11/23
Cabinet minister defends province’s $45M purchase of unused PPE masks
While nearly a half-million unused respirator masks sit in storage three years after the province spent millions of dollars to get them, the cabinet minister responsible for government services defended the early pandemic purchase Tuesday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 11/23
From swinging golf clubs to sandbags: Signs of spring sprouting in Winnipeg
Temperatures hit double digits on Tuesday, something Winnipeggers haven't felt in 160 days.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 11/23
Red River flood risk remains major: province
The Red River’s flood risk hasn’t changed after both North Dakota and southern Manitoba received a recent dump of snow.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 11/23
Rivers expected to rise in coming days, province says in flood update
The province says it expects river levels to rise in the coming days with Manitoba's flood outlook continuing to warn of a major flood risk on the Red River.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 11/23
No charges laid against Winnipeg taxi driver accused of harassing woman
Winnipeg police say no charges have been laid against a Unicity taxi driver after a young woman alleged he assaulted and harassed her.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 11/23
Jets clinch final Western Conference playoff spot with win over Wild
The Winnipeg Jets are headed to the Stanley Cup playoffs. With a 3-1 win over the Minnesota Wild, the Jets clinched the second wild card spot in the Western Conference. Winnipeg needed a single point in order to play spring hockey in 2023. The eight Western Conference playoff teams are now set with the Jets […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Apr 11/23
3 people assaulted with bear spray in St. Vital area Monday night
A group of Winnipeggers face numerous assault-related charges after three separate assaults with bear spray Monday night. A police dog and three officers were also sprayed.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 11/23
Manitoba spends $5M to add 70 new operating room assistants, increase surgical capacity
Manitoba is spending $5 million to add 70 new operating room assistants to support surgical care teams, Health Minister Audrey Gordon announced Tuesday.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 11/23
Western premiers blast Lametti for suggesting Ottawa might 'look at' provinces' power over natural resources
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and three western premiers are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to disassociate his government from comments made by his justice minister — who promised last week to "look at" a decades-old law that gives control over natural resources to the four western provinces.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 11/23
40% of Canadian farmers to retire by 2033, resulting in major labour shortage: report
More than 40 per cent of farm operators in Canada are estimated to retire over the next decade, a new report suggests. This would result in a major industry labour shortage in Canada. With a lack of young farmers to take their place, what will this mean for the future of farming? “All the baby […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Apr 11/23
Flatlander’s Beer Festival Back in June
Get ready, beer drinkers. The Flatlander’s Beer Festival will be pouring sudsy samples again soon.
© 2023. This article Flatlander’s Beer Festival Back in June appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Tuesday 02PM Apr 11/23
Man, 80, dead after snowmobile collision in rural Manitoba
An 80-year-old rural Manitoba man has died from injuries sustained during a snowmobile collision this weekend.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Apr 11/23
Manitoba Man, 80, Killed in Snowmobile Collision
An 80-year-old man was killed last weekend when the snowmobile he was riding collided with a cluster of trees.
© 2023. This article Manitoba Man, 80, Killed in Snowmobile Collision appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 11/23
Three Arrested After Bear Spray Attacks in St. Vital
Winnipeg police arrested three people on Monday following multiple bear spray attacks in the St. Vital area.
© 2023. This article Three Arrested After Bear Spray Attacks in St. Vital appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 11/23
Police arrest 3 after multiple bear spray attacks in St. Vital
A 13-year-old boy was among the three people arrested by Winnipeg police in connection with a series of bear spray attacks in St. Vital Monday night. An 18-year-old man and a 20-year-old woman were also taken into custody. They are facing numerous assault-related and resisting arrest charges. Police say they received reports of three assaults […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 11/23
Police arrest three people in string of bear spray attacks in St. Vital
Three people including a teenager have been arrested following several reported bear spray attacks in St. Vital Monday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 11/23
Altona flag named best in Manitoba after winning contest
Altona residents can raise their flag high after it won a Manitoba Vexillological Association contest.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 11/23
Award-winning Winnipeg composer Danny Schur dies
Danny Schur, best-known for a stage musical and feature film about the events of the 1919 Winnipeg General Strike, died Monday after a short battle with brain cancer.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 11/23
McDavid for MVP? Assessing the choices for top NHL awards
Connor McDavid could again be the unanimous choice for the Hart Trophy as NHL MVP, Erik Karlsson is a favourite to win the Norris Trophy for a third time and the Bruins could sweep for top goaltender, defensive forward and coach honours.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 11/23
'Strike!' playwright Danny Schur dies at 56
Winnipeg composer and producer Danny Schur has died at the age of 56.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba government says it doesn't have consensus to make Orange Shirt Day a statutory holiday in 2023
The Manitoba government says it's still not prepared to make the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation a provincial statutory holiday this fall.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba watches closely as North Dakota braces for big Red River flood
While Manitobans continue to monitor the Red River for potential flooding, our neighbours to the south are bracing for what could be a top-10 all-time flood event.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba Won’t Make Orange Shirt Day a Statutory Holiday
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says the province won't make Orange Shirt Day a statutory holiday this year.
© 2023. This article Manitoba Won’t Make Orange Shirt Day a Statutory Holiday appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba will not make Orange Shirt Day a holiday, citing ongoing consultations
Premier Heather Stefanson says consultations are ongoing and there is still not a consensus on how the day should be marked.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba will not make Orange Shirt Day a holiday this year
The Manitoba government will not make Orange Shirt Day a statutory holiday this year. Premier Heather Stefanson says consultations are ongoing and there is still not a consensus on how the day should be marked. Stefanson also says the government doesn’t aim to force businesses to close while they are still recovering from the COVID-19 […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba will not make Orange Shirt Day a holiday, citing ongoing consultations
WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government will not make Orange Shirt Day a statutory holiday this year. Premier Heather Stefanson says consultations are ongoing and there is still not a consensus […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
CEO, board of Trudeau Foundation resign citing recent politicization of their work
The CEO and most members of the board of directions for the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation say they are stepping down.
The post CEO, board of Trudeau Foundation resign citing recent politicization of their work appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
© CityTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba premier says Orange Shirt Day will not be a stat holiday this year
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, known as Orange Shirt Day, will not be a statutory holiday this year in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
Last Day to Vote for Manitoba’s ‘Worst Road’
WINNIPEG -- The clock is ticking to nominate shoddy roads as Manitoba's "worst." The annual CAA Worst Roads campaign is coming to a close.
© 2023. This article Last Day to Vote for Manitoba’s ‘Worst Road’ appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
© ChrisD |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 11/23
School on northern Manitoba First Nation loses roof to heavy snow
O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation Chief Shirley Ducharme says the damage is just the latest challenge for a community already under a state of emergency.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 11/23
Heavy snow causes school roof to collapse on Manitoba First Nation
The roof of a school on a northern Manitoba First Nation collapsed over the weekend.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 11/23
Cheap prints at the Walmart photo centre
The Walmart photo centre has cheap prints until April 14th. Online only and you pick them up in store.
The post Cheap prints at the Walmart photo centre appeared first on Save Money in Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 08AM Apr 11/23
Gordon Lightfoot cancels 2023 tour dates due to ‘health-related issues’
Iconic Canadian singer-songwriter Gordon Lightfoot has been forced to cancel his existing tour dates due to health-related issues, a spokesperson for the singer says. The remaining dates on his 2023 North American tour have been cancelled and his team is “unable to confirm rescheduled dates at this time.” “We thank you for respecting his privacy […]
The post Gordon Lightfoot cancels 2023 tour dates due to ‘health-related issues’ appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 08AM Apr 11/23
'Nothing short of insanity,' advocates say of sentence for man with recovery centre success story
A Manitoba man who underwent an addictions recovery program while facing serious charges says his life was on the upswing. Then he was sent to prison.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 11/23
School roof collapses on northern Manitoba First Nation
The roof of the Thunderbird School in O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation at South Indian Lake collapsed over the Easter weekend.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 11/23
The new Hallmark movie filming in Winnipeg's Exchange District
Though it’s finally starting to feel like spring in Winnipeg, the city’s Exchange District got a taste of winter on Monday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 11/23
Why do people fake Indigenous ancestry?
In today’s Big Story podcast, ever since author Joseph Boyden was called out for his claims of being an Indigenous author, every few weeks seems to bring a new story of a prominent researcher, writer or academic who has exaggerated or falsified their Indigeneity in order to secure grants or posts. The numbers of people […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Apr 11/23
Manitoba bought 500K reusable N95 respirators. 3 years later, 98% are in storage
The province of Manitoba spent $35 million to buy reusable N95 respirators from a local company in 2020 to protect health-care workers during the pandemic, but three years later, only a small fraction of those masks were ever used.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Apr 11/23
PCs, NDP place candidates in competitive Manitoba election races as polling gap narrows
Less than six months from a scheduled provincial election, the governing Progressive Conservatives and the Opposition New Democrats have selected their candidates in most of the competitive races where Manitoba's election will likely be won, and lost.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04AM Apr 11/23
Trudeau announces new military aid, bilateral agreements during Ukraine PM's visit
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is announcing a range of military, economic and cultural measures to support Ukraine in its war with Russia.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02AM Apr 11/23
Parents air concerns after being ignored by Brandon doctors
BRANDON — Two Westman mothers say their concerns were ignored by doctors and nurses at the Brandon Regional Health Centre, jeopardizing the health of their children.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM Apr 11/23
Access to at-home sleep tests slow to rise in Manitoba
SLEEP disorder patients have accessed less than a quarter of Manitoba’s supply of at-home tests since the province contracted a private company to help clear the COVID-19 pandemic backlog for people waiting for diagnoses.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 09PM Apr 10/23
Jets Scorch Sharks 6-2, Inch Closer to Playoffs
WINNIPEG — Josh Morrissey had a goal and two assists as the Winnipeg Jets took another major step toward securing a playoff berth with a 6-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks on Monday.
© 2023. This article Jets Scorch Sharks 6-2, Inch Closer to Playoffs appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Monday 08PM Apr 10/23
Jets 1 point shy of clinching playoff berth after beating Sharks
Josh Morrissey had a goal and two assists Monday night as Winnipeg took another major step toward capturing that post-season spot with a 6-2 victory over the San Jose Sharks.
© CBC |
- Monday 08PM Apr 10/23
Jets throttle Sharks 6-2 to move within a point of a playoff spot
Ten Jets registered at least one point in the win while Connor Hellebuyck stopped 17 shots.© Global |
- Monday 07PM Apr 10/23
Manitoba eyes situation south of border as it prepares for forecast flooding
People in Winnipeg started stocking up on sandbags on Monday on the first day the city made them available for those expecting or experiencing overland flooding.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Apr 10/23
'It was just so natural to her': Helen Granger Young remembered for her art around the world
One of Manitoba’s most prolific artists is being remembered for her contributions here and around the world. Helen Granger Young died on April 7 at the age of 100.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Apr 10/23
Principle has to outweigh privilege in Canada’s imperiled health-care system
Another day, another Canadian court decision reinforcing the idea that no one in this country — no one — has the constitutional right to do or get something at the expense of someone else.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Apr 10/23
News briefs for Tuesday, April 11, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, April 11, 2023 School cancelled in northern Cree community after roof collapses 10:52 AM Students on a northern Manitoba reserve have […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Apr 10/23
'It's absolutely destroying cars': Pothole problems plaguing Winnipeg streets
It's pothole season in Winnipeg and drivers are taking notice.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Apr 10/23
In the spring an old man’s fancy turns to… unplugging street drains
Although many Winnipeggers can’t wait to head to the lake, a good number of city residents aren’t interested in having waterfront properties.
It’s an issue in many neighbourhoods at this time every year when the snow melts, but the water has no place to go because of ice and debris blocking street drains.
So some homeowners spent time on the long weekend addressing the problem.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Apr 10/23
'It's ludicrous': municipalities concerned about retroactive pay for RCMP
Last year Mounties signed a new collective agreement which included retroactive pay. Municipalities were not part of the negotiations but are on the hook for the one-time costs, and now have two years to cover the increase in wages.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Apr 10/23
Brain training being tested on Parkinson's patients
An innovative way to get people living with Parkinson’s working on walking and balance is being tested out at the University of Manitoba.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Apr 10/23
Mild weather, quickly melting snow trigger North Dakota flood fears
Warmer weather and melting snow have prompted a flood warning for the Red River north of Fargo, as Winnipeggers with flood-prone properties stocked up on sandbags Monday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Apr 10/23
Mild weather, quickly melting snow trigger North Dakota flood fears
Warmer weather and melting snow have prompted a flood warning for the Red River north of Fargo, as Winnipeggers with flood-prone properties stocked up on sandbags Monday.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
Fire damages Ross Avenue house twice over Easter long weekend
Winnipeg fire crews were called to the same house twice over the long weekend, most recently on Monday morning.
© CBC |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
Winnipeg paramedic injured during on-call assault
A city paramedic was taken to hospital after being assaulted on a call Sunday night. Winnipeg Police Service duty Insp. Mark Hodgson said Monday the incident occurred near Magnus Avenue and McPhillips Street at around 10 p.m. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service spokeswoman Kristin Cuma said the incident occurred during a medical emergency call.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
‘Expensive trip to the gas station’: water in Selkirk underground fuel tank linked to series of vehicle failures
Several Manitoba drivers were left stranded when their vehicles broke down on the roadside shortly after they filled up at a Selkirk gas station on Easter Sunday. The drivers, who are facing insurance claims, repairs and inconvenience, allege the gasoline they pumped into their vehicles at an Esso location was contaminated with water. “This was an expensive trip to the gas station,” said Pamela Ostop, whose pickup truck died Sunday night.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
‘Expensive trip to the gas station’: water in Selkirk underground fuel tank linked to series of vehicle failures
Several Manitoba drivers were left stranded when their vehicles broke down on the roadside shortly after they filled up at a Selkirk gas station on Easter Sunday. The drivers, who are facing insurance claims, repairs and inconvenience, allege the gasoline they pumped into their vehicles at an Esso location was contaminated with water. “This was an expensive trip to the gas station,” said Pamela Ostop, whose pickup truck died Sunday night.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
Winnipegger concerned with city’s response to sinkhole on Burrin Avenue
Winnipegger Matthew Ricard has expressed some safety concerns over the city's response to a large sinkhole on Burrin Avenue just off Main Street.© Global |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
City tilts eye to sun for potential Transit bus power
The City of Winnipeg is exploring a new green energy option to help power its upcoming fleet of electric buses.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Apr 10/23
Bad fuel at Selkirk, Man. gas station causes cars to break down over long weekend
After a number of cars broke down Sunday following a fill-up at a gas station in Selkirk, Man., the station says the pumps have been shut down and they're gathering info for MPI.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Apr 10/23
Conversation over replacement statue at Manitoba Legislature continues
On the grounds of the Manitoba Legislature, a statue of Queen Victoria once stood. But two years ago on Canada Day, it was toppled over during a no pride in genocide march. Today the debate continues as to what should be put in this still vacant space. The statue of Queen Victoria was hauled to […]
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- Monday 03PM Apr 10/23
Winnipeg man left with $10k water bill in house he says hasn’t had water in years
A Winnipeg man who is trying to get vacant homes fixed up and back on the market is running into a major roadblock. He’s received a $10,000 water bill, even though he says the building hasn’t had water in years. “I was shocked to see that $10,000, it was actually 11,000 and they told me […]
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- Monday 03PM Apr 10/23
Never seen before: NASA says massive black hole leaving a trail of stars in its wake
A supermassive black hole flying through space has left behind a trail of newborn stars twice as long as the Milky Way, a phenomenon researchers say they have never seen until now.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Apr 10/23
Get a first look at the future of the former Bay building in downtown Winnipeg
New photos from the Southern Chiefs Organizations (SCO) reveal what Winnipeggers can expect for the future of the Hudson’s Bay building in downtown Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Apr 10/23
Siloam Mission serves up Easter Monday meals for people in need
Siloam Mission CEO Tessa Blaikie Whitecloud talks about the hundreds of turkey lunches that staff and volunteers at the central Winnipeg shelter prepared and served on Easter Monday for people needing a meal.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Apr 10/23
Brady Road landfill reopens week after body discovered
The Brady Road landfill has reopened, one week after staff found the body of an Indigenous woman on site.
The City of Winnipeg tweeted the south end waste disposal site was open Monday morning. It had closed April 3, following the discovery of the body of Linda Mary Beardy, 33, a mother of four from Lake St. Martin First Nation who had been living in the capital.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 02PM Apr 10/23
Manitoba food banks, shelters facing increase in need of donations
Harvest Manitoba has seen 140-per cent greater need than just three years ago, and many of those asking for help are steadily employed.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Apr 10/23
Manitoba will build schools fast with private sector, learn from others' mistakes: minister
Manitoba is promising it will avoid problems other provinces have had in partnering with the private sector to build schools, but critics question why they cannot be built the traditional way and warn of the lack of detail in the government's plan.
© CBC |
- Monday 02PM Apr 10/23
Manitoba government says partnering with private sector will get schools built fast
Manitoba is promising it will avoid problems other provinces have had in partnering with the private sector to build schools, but critics question why they cannot be built the traditional way and warn of the lack of detail in the government's plan.© CTV |
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