Wednesday 10AM Apr 19/23
Winnipeg cops re-launch Neighbourhood Watch program with provincial funding
The Manitoba government is funding the program to the tune of $46,000 via the Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund
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- Wednesday 09AM Apr 19/23
Nearly 9,000 public sector workers on strike in Manitoba
Picket lines have been set up across Winnipeg and in other centres in Manitoba as more than 8,800 federal public servants in the province went on strike Wednesday morning.
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- Wednesday 09AM Apr 19/23
Nearly 9,000 public sector workers on strike in Manitoba
Picket lines have been set up across Winnipeg and in other centres in Manitoba as more than 8,800 federal public servants in the province went on strike Wednesday morning.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 09AM Apr 19/23
Federal workers in Manitoba hit the picket lines as strike begins
Thousands of federal workers in Manitoba were off the job on Wednesday as the public service strike got underway.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Apr 19/23
Jets forward Barron receives 75-plus stitches after taking skate blade to face
Jets forward Morgan Barron never had any doubt that he'd return to the ice after taking a skate to the face in the opener of Winnipeg's first-round series against Vegas on Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Apr 19/23
Winnipeg Jets top Vegas Golden Knights 5-1 in first round series opener
The Winnipeg Jets struggled after poor starts in their previous trips to Las Vegas during the regular season. They made sure there wasn’t a repeat of that now that the playoffs have arrived. With Morgan Barron providing some inspiration by returning after suffering a nasty gash to the face, the Jets set the early tone […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Apr 19/23
Winnipeg Jets’ Morgan Barron gets 75-plus stitches after taking skate blade to face
Morgan Barron needed more than 75 stitches after goaltender Laurent Brossoit's skate blade sliced him near his right eyebrow in the first period of Winnipeg's 5-1 win over Vegas.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM Apr 19/23
ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets beat the odds with impressive win against Vegas Golden Knights
Even by Vegas standards, Tuesday night's Winnipeg Jets win over the hometown Golden Knights was a showstopper.© Global |
- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Spring snowstorm — yes, another one — rolls into southern Manitoba
Another spring snowstorm in southern Manitoba has tucked many roads and fields back under a fresh new blanket.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Jets Forward Barron Receives 75-Plus Stitches After Taking Skate Blade to Face
Jets forward Morgan Barron never had any doubt that he'd return to the ice after taking a skate to the face in the opener of Winnipeg's first-round series against Vegas on Tuesday night.
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Jets Forward Barron Receives 75-Plus Stitches After Taking Skate Blade to Face
Jets forward Morgan Barron never had any doubt that he'd return to the ice after taking a skate to the face in the opener of Winnipeg's first-round series against Vegas on Tuesday night.
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Friskee Pearl: New Seafood Eatery Opening in Former Earls Location
The Friskee Pearl will soon open up in the former Earls location at 191 Main Street, serving up "modern Maritime flair."
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Friskee Pearl: New Seafood Eatery Opening in Former Earls Location
The Friskee Pearl will soon open up in the former Earls location at 191 Main Street, serving up "modern Maritime flair."
© 2023. This article Friskee Pearl: New Seafood Eatery Opening in Former Earls Location appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Inside Toronto’s confusing, chaotic, wide-open mayoral race
In today’s Big Story podcast, there are currently almost 50 candidates running to become Toronto’s next mayor. And with no incumbent, or clear front-runner, that means that at this point anyone’s got a shot. Momin Qureshi is a City Hall reporter for CityNews. He joins us today to walk us through some of the more […]
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- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
Snowfall warning in effect for Winnipeg, southern Manitoba
With a low-pressure system bringing a spring snowstorm to southwestern Manitoba on Wednesday, a ‘second disturbance’ is set to spread heavy and wet snow to the rest of southern Manitoba the very next day, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Apr 19/23
'Second disturbance' to bring wet, heavy snow to southern Manitoba: ECCC
With a low-pressure system bringing a spring snowstorm to southwestern Manitoba on Wednesday, a ‘second disturbance’ is set to spread heavy and wet snow to the rest of southern Manitoba the very next day, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Apr 19/23
Winnipeg MD names health authority, doctors in lawsuit alleging he was fired after reporting fatal misdiagnosis
A Winnipeg doctor has alleged he was fired by the Interlake-Eastern Regional Health Authority after he reported another doctor’s misdiagnosis he claims led to a patient’s death. In a statement of claim filed in the Court of King’s Bench earlier this month, Dr. Pardeep Bhanot alleged the health authority terminated his contract in August 2017 in retaliation for his report of the critical incident earlier that year.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05AM Apr 19/23
Spring snow hits southwestern Manitoba Wednesday
A special weather statement for Southern Manitoba has been issued by Environment Canada with precipitation and gusting winds starting Wednesday lasting through Friday morning.© Global |
- Wednesday 05AM Apr 19/23
Head of charitable foundation ordered to pay nearly $434K for orchestrating Bolivian bank investment scheme
A Manitoba Securities Commission panel has ordered the head of a charitable foundation to pay close to $434,000 in fines and repayments after he misled two charities and a couple into investing into a Bolivian financial institution.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 05AM Apr 19/23
These women made sure Windsor Hotel residents weren't left on the streets after closure
The tenant-landlord co-operation program kicked into high gear when residents were displaced by the sale and ensuing closure of the Windsor Hotel. Advocates have been able to help secure alternative housing for those in need, but their work with the people displaced continues.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 04AM Apr 19/23
Bargaining continues as federal workers picket, major service disruptions expected
Canada's largest federal public-service union and the federal government continue to negotiate as workers go on strike, triggering major service disruptions.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03AM Apr 19/23
Rogers raises U.S. long-distance rate to $1 per minute for anyone without a plan
Rogers is raising the price to call the U.S. without a long-distance plan to $1 per minute as of today, the latest instance of the slow creep of higher telecom costs.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 02AM Apr 19/23
Businessman fined for trading without licence
fined for trading without licence
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- Tuesday 11PM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg Jets fans hoping playoff success will be the final reward for up-and-down season
Winnipeg Jets fans who watched Tuesday’s game are hopeful they can pull off a win against the Vegas Golden Knights to secure a spot in the next round of the NHL playoffs.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 11PM Apr 18/23
Jets open playoffs with dominant 5-1 win in Vegas
Blake Wheeler had a goal and two assists while Adam Lowry scored twice as the Jets allowed only 17 shots in the Game 1 win.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM Apr 18/23
Jets upset Golden Knights in Game 1 after skate-to-face causes Barron to get 75-plus stitches
The visiting Winnipeg Jets struck first in their first-round NHL playoff series with top-seeded Vegas on Tuesday night, topping the Golden Knights 5-1 at T-Mobile Arena.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 18/23
No deal at union deadline; federal workers hit the picket lines as talks continue
Negotiations are expected to continue despite thousands of members with Canada’s largest federal public-service union walking off the job this morning at 12:01 a.m. ET. A late Tuesday news release from the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat says the government and the Public Service Alliance of Canada are still at odds when it comes to […]
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- Tuesday 08PM Apr 18/23
NDP decision to block bill leaves errors in place: commissioner
The NDP’s decision to block amendments to the new conflict of interest law, which will take effect after the October election, will prevent the public from knowing when MLAs have received certain gifts and personal benefits.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 18/23
Fargo could see top 10 worst flood in its history
The Red River is rising and is expected to peak Sunday or Monday, which is affecting how people move between Fargo and Moorhead.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 18/23
Jets fans rev engines as playoffs take flight
If a “whiteout” is set to land downtown this weekend, then the first smattering of flurries began Tuesday, as Winnipeg Jets fans descended on bars and restaurants to watch the first game of a best-of-seven series against the Vegas Golden Knights.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM Apr 18/23
Manitoba, MMF to partner on Métis education strategy
A new intergovernmental partnership is investigating ways to improve academic outcomes, including student engagement and graduation rates, among Red River Métis children and youth studying in K-12 schools across the province.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg students grab brooms, pick up post-winter trash in West End
CBC's Nampande Londe hits the streets of Winnipeg's West End, where students from General Wolfe and Isaac Brock schools were out in full force for the annual street sweep-off.
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- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Grace Hospital surgeons wait months for government action on ‘dire situation’
Five months after orthopedic surgeons at Grace Hospital pleaded with Health Minister Audrey Gordon for help to meet demand for joint replacements, doctors continue to wait for government funding and approval to tackle backlogs and bolster the beleaguered program.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
New anti-racism guide helps teachers navigate tough topics with grace, connect with students
Talking about racism can be uncomfortable and complicated but a new online resource aims to make that easier for teachers and students.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Missing Canadian women and girls called family from Syrian camp, lawyer says
A lawyer for five Canadians who were set to be repatriated from northeastern Syria earlier this month, says they are being held in a camp for those with alleged links to the Islamic State.
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- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Thousands of federal public servants across country begin strike
More than 155,000 federal public servants are on strike after the federal government and the Public Service Alliance of Canada failed to reach a deal before a Tuesday evening deadline.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Thousands of federal public servants across country begin strike
More than 155,000 federal public servants will go on strike Wednesday after the federal government and the Public Service Alliance of Canada failed to reach a deal before the Tuesday evening deadline.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
‘Twenty years will never be enough’
One after the other, family members told a Winnipeg court how they’d been devastated by the loss of Anthony Sinclair, who was shot dead on a North End street after he was mistaken for another man. And one after the other, they asked the question for which there is no acceptable answer: Why?© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
‘Twenty years will never be enough’
One after the other, family members told a Winnipeg court how they’d been devastated by the loss of Anthony Sinclair, who was shot dead on a North End street after he was mistaken for another man. And one after the other, they asked the question for which there is no acceptable answer: Why?© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Provincial task force cites ‘minimal private sector involvement’ in criticizing MDs’ proposal
A provincial task force repeatedly turned thumbs-down on doctors’ proposed health system improvements, in part, because of “minimal private sector involvement,” a letter obtained by the Free Press reveals.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
Politicians leave questions unanswered, democracy eroded
One thing Gary Filmon insisted on as premier of Manitoba was cabinet ministers weren’t allowed to hide in their offices when the going got tough.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
‘They will get a shock’: apartment resident decries eight months of Hydro estimated billing
A Winnipeg apartment resident is calling for a jolt of change to Manitoba Hydro’s meter reading system, saying tenants could soon be faced with a sudden jump in their monthly bill. Holly Bertram said even though the property management company that oversees her downtown residence has offered to give the Crown utility’s readers keys and pass codes to get into the building and basement room where dozens of meters for individual sites are housed, no one from Hydro has come for them.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Apr 18/23
News briefs for Wednesday, April 19, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, April 19, 2023 Firefighter suffers minor injury in Sherbrook Street blaze 8:44 AM Firefighters battled a blaze on Sherbrook Street for […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
'Funding follows the bad math': Research project believes more people experiencing homeless than estimated
A research project looking at homelessness in Canada has found there are far more people living on the street than previously estimated.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
Take a look inside the former Hudson's Bay building
The historic Hudson's Bay building has stood in downtown Winnipeg for nearly a century, and now work by the Southern Chiefs' Organization is underway to make sure it stands for another 100 years.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
City of Winnipeg and its largest union agree to talk about expanding definition of 'essential worker'
The City of Winnipeg and its largest union say they're willing to work out a deal to broaden the definition of an essential city worker — and in effect, determine who won't have the right to strike.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
Sleep doctors resign from Manitoba's backlog task force, saying proposal was 'completely ignored'
Two sleep specialists have resigned from Manitoba's pandemic backlog task force over concerns with how the group is handling the waiting list of people in need of help for sleep disorders.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
Mayor’s cabinet backs essential-services talks with union
The City of Winnipeg appears poised to return to the bargaining table with its largest union to prevent future job action from putting critical services at risk.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
Ross Avenue house demolished after four fires in 10 days
A pile of burnt timbers and rubble were all that was left of a house on Ross Avenue after the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service ordered the structure be knocked down, following four fires in 10 days.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
With no deal with feds in hand, union says federal workers will strike
Canada's largest federal public-service union says that some 155,000 workers will go on strike after talks with the government failed to produce an agreement before its Tuesday night deadline.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Apr 18/23
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 18/23
Vacant buildings continue to spell trouble for Winnipeg
Vacant buildings continue to spell trouble for Winnipeg as three of them burned down on Monday. WFPS Assistant Chief Scott Wilkinson is concerned about safety issues.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 18/23
9,000 government workers across Manitoba will walk Wednesday after strike negotiations not met
Nine-thousand government workers across Manitoba will walk on Wednesday if the Public Service Alliance of Canada doesn't reach an agreement with the federal government.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Apr 18/23
'Very, very disgusted': Winnipeg parents say maggot found in baby formula being fed to daughter
A Winnipeg couple is demanding answers after discovering what appeared to be a maggot in store-bought infant formula they fed to their nine-month-old daughter.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Online scam: Fake playoff, ‘Whiteout’ tickets being sold to Winnipeg Jets fans
Winnipeg police are warning that fraudulent tickets for Winnipeg Jets games and the “Whiteout” street parties are being sold online. The Winnipeg Police Service says it has received reports that fake tickets for the Jets’ first-round playoff series against the Vegas Golden Knights are being sold via online advertising platforms. Fake tickets for “Winnipeg Whiteout” […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
What a possible WestJet strike could mean for May long travel plans
There's already enough uncertainty with travel these days, and with a potential WestJet pilot strike looming, an expert looks at what could happen to your plans.
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- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Manitoba First Nation backing home talent over Jets in NHL playoff series
While the majority of Manitobans are hoping to see the Winnipeg Jets win their first playoff series in 2023, one Manitoba First Nation is hoping for a different outcome and is cheering for the Vegas Golden Knights. Vegas defenceman Zach Whitecloud grew up in Sioux Valley Dakota Nation in southwestern Manitoba. His dad Tim Whitecloud […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Group crossing U.S. border from Manitoba called 911 suffering from cold
A sheriff in Minnesota says nine people have been detained after crossing the Canada-U. S. border, and one person is still missing Steve Gust, the sheriff of Roseau County, says the group was trying to illegally cross the border in woods near Sprague in southeast Manitoba, away from an official port of entry. He says […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Partial Remains of Unidentified Woman Found Along the Red River in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG — Police are appealing to the public to try and help identify partial human remains found along the Red River north of Winnipeg's downtown over the weekend.
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- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Partial Remains of Unidentified Woman Found Along the Red River in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG — Police are appealing to the public to try and help identify partial human remains found along the Red River north of Winnipeg's downtown over the weekend.
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- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Scammers selling fake tickets for Winnipeg Jets whiteout parties online: police
Beware when trying to purchase tickets online for the Winnipeg Jets' downtown whiteout parties, Winnipeg police are warning after receiving reports of scammers selling fake tickets to the sold-out events.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Group crossing border called 911 suffering from cold, Minnesota sheriff says
Nine people were detained and one was missing after trying to walk across the Canada-United States border in the early hours of Tuesday morning, a Minnesota sheriff says.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Caution advised as police warn of fraudulent Winnipeg Whiteout tickets
Winnipeg police said people have reported being scammed after purchasing tickets through unknown sellers using online advertising platforms.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Apr 18/23
Fox, Dominion reach settlement over false election claims
Fox and Dominion Voting Systems reached a settlement Tuesday in the voting machine company's defamation lawsuit.
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- Tuesday 03PM Apr 18/23
Winnipeggers 'ghosted' after buying fraudulent tickets to Winnipeg Whiteout Street Parties: police
The Winnipeg police are warning the public about fraudulent tickets being sold to the Winnipeg Whiteout Street Parties.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 18/23
Investigation ongoing into early morning robbery in Boissevain, Man., RCMP say
Police say officers found a 36-year-old woman suffering from a minor injury at a residence on Johnson Street on April 15.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 18/23
2 teens charged after fight involving bear spray, replica firearm at Kildonan Place: police
A 16-year-old and a 17-year-old have been charged with assault with a weapon after Winnipeg police allege they fought each other near Kildonan Place mall on Monday.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg police issue public plea for help identifying woman’s remains discovered in South Point Douglas
Winnipeg Police Service homicide unit Sgt. Wade MacDonald issued a plea to the public on Tuesday for information that could help identify the remains of a 20-year-old woman discovered near the Red Riverbank on Saturday. When asked if the victim may have been experiencing homelessness, MacDonald stated “no stone will be left unturned.”© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Apr 18/23
Police trying to identify homicide victim after partial remains found at Fort Douglas Park
Winnipeg police are turning to the public in the hopes of identifying the homicide victim whose partial remains were found along the riverbank at Fort Douglas Park on Saturday. The Winnipeg Police Service’s homicide unit says it has yet to identify the woman. Note: Some readers may find some details of this story disturbing. Investigators […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Apr 18/23
Wealth of connections between Jets, Golden Knights with playoffs set to begin
The Vegas Golden Knights — who begin their playoff series with the Winnipeg Jets Tuesday — seem to be a frequent landing spot for Manitoba-born NHL players© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Apr 18/23
Imitation firearm, bear spray discharged in Kildonan Place mall altercation involving two teens: WPS
Two teenagers were arrested after an incident at the Kildonan Place mall involving an imitation firearm and bear spray Monday afternoon. The Winnipeg Police Service says it received a report around 4:20 p.m. that a man had been shot. Officers arrived at the mall to find a 17-year-old boy apprehended by Kildonan Place security and […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
Police watchdog probes crash involving Winnipeg cruiser
A crash between a Winnipeg police cruiser and a civilian vehicle — in which the cruiser also hit a downtown building — is being investigated by the Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
Teens Charged in Fight Outside Winnipeg Mall with Imitation Gun, Bear Spray
Winnipeg police arrested two teens on Monday afternoon following an incident involving a gun and bear spray outside Kildonan Place mall.
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
Teens Charged in Fight Outside Winnipeg Mall with Imitation Gun, Bear Spray
Winnipeg police arrested two teens on Monday afternoon following an incident involving a gun and bear spray outside Kildonan Place mall.
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
9 detained, some treated for hypothermia after Canada-U.S. border crossing incident: sheriff
Nine people were detained trying to illegally cross the border from Canada to the U.S. on Tuesday after the group called police for help as some were experiencing hypothermia.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
Teens arrested for fight involving bear spray, imitation gun outside Winnipeg mall
Reports of a shooting near Kildonan Place mall on Monday involved two teenage boys — one armed with an imitation firearm and the other with bear spray, Winnipeg police say.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
Imitation firearm, bear spray used in altercation at Kildonan Place mall
Two teens have been arrested following an altercation that involved an imitation firearm Monday afternoon at Kildonan Place mall.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
Man, 66, dead after collision in southern Manitoba
A two-vehicle crash in southern Manitoba on Monday left a 66-year-old man dead and sent two other people to hospital.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
2 vacant North End duplexes destroyed in fire
Another vacant house fire has sparked questions surrounding a city bylaw change that was supposed to pass the cost of fire fighting onto the home owner. “We just watched it burn and burn and burn. It was kind of scary,” said neighbour Jessica. Where once stood potential homes for four families turned into a site […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Apr 18/23
‘A lack of consideration’: Justin Trudeau’s Jamaican vacation criticized by opposition
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing criticism from opposition leaders over his family vacation to Jamaica during the winter holidays.
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- Tuesday 12PM Apr 18/23
Manitoba Man Killed When Vehicle Hit by Pickup Truck
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a fatal two-vehicle collision that occurred Monday morning in the RM of Dufferin.
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- Tuesday 12PM Apr 18/23
Manitoba Man Killed When Vehicle Hit by Pickup Truck
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a fatal two-vehicle collision that occurred Monday morning in the RM of Dufferin.
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- Tuesday 12PM Apr 18/23
66-year-old dies after vehicle struck by a pickup truck in Dufferin, Man.
At 11:25 a.m. Pembina Valley RCMP say there was a two-vehicle collision on Provincial Road 245, about two kilometres west of Roseisle, in the RM of Dufferin.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 18/23
News conference about human remains found in Point Douglas set for 2 p.m.
Winnipeg police are expected to provide an update at 2 p.m. CT about a homicide investigation after remains were found near the Red River in Point Douglas.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 18/23
WestJet pilots vote in favour of strike mandate, could walk before May long weekend
The union representing WestJet pilots says they have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike mandate.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Apr 18/23
'No nutritional benefit': Are there health risks associated with red dye?
Food dyes can be found in several foods, including candies and even salted fish, but there's one hue that may be harmful to your health -- the colour red.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Police to give update on found human remains
Winnipeg police will give an update on Tuesday afternoon about their investigation into body parts found in South Point Douglas this weekend.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg police to update Point Douglas human remains investigation
The Winnipeg Police Service will give an update on an investigation into human remains found in Point Douglas over the weekend.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Partial female remains found along Red River; Winnipeg police looking for help in identifying victim
WARNING: Some details in this story may be disturbing for viewers. Winnipeg police need help identifying remains found in Point Douglas near the Red River over the weekend.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg police lay gun charges after car dealership arrest
A Winnipeg man is in custody after police were called to a car dealership about a man spotted rummaging through parked vehicles.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg police to provide update on Point Douglas homicide investigation
Winnipeg police will be providing an update at 2 p.m. on Tuesday regarding a homicide investigation in the Point Douglas area.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Premiers, police chiefs to meet virtually, discuss public safety
Canada’s premiers will meet with the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police Friday to discuss public safety.
© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Traffic Stop Leads to Drugs, Weapon Seizure
Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a man after finding drugs and a loaded handgun during a traffic stop.
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- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Traffic Stop Leads to Drugs, Weapon Seizure
Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a man after finding drugs and a loaded handgun during a traffic stop.
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- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Prairie farmers hope for ‘normal’ season after volatile couple of years
Last year, inflationary pressures led to dramatic spikes in the cost of everything, leading some in the industry to dub 2022 as the most expensive crop year in history.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM Apr 18/23
Here's where to expect picket lines in the event of a PSAC strike
The Public Service Alliance of Canada has released its list of locations where workers will be picketing in the event a deal isn't reached by the Tuesday night deadline.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 18/23
Eighth-seeded Winnipeg Jets ready for Vegas challenge against Golden Knights
The Winnipeg Jets can forget about their inconsistent regular season, a middling road mark and their winless record against the Vegas Golden Knights. A clean post-season slate starts Tuesday night. And despite being a No. 8 seed, there was no shortage of confidence emanating from the hallways of T-Mobile Arena after the Jets practised Monday. […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Apr 18/23
Traffic stop leads Winnipeg cops to seizure of meth, crack, guns, fentanyl and more
A vehicle spotted driving downtown with an inactive licence plate sparked an investigation that has a suspect facing more than a dozen weapon and drug charges.© Global |
- Tuesday 09AM Apr 18/23
Winnipeg Spring giveaway weekend
If you need some motivation to do some spring cleaning, the next giveaway weekend is coming up on May 13th and 14th. Plenty of time to clean up the garage, the basement, the kids old stuff etc. Make sure to ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 09AM Apr 18/23
Canada’s inflation rate falls to lowest level since August 2021, hits 4.3% in March
OTTAWA — Canada’s annual inflation rate fell to 4.3 per cent in March as higher mortgage interest costs were offset by lower energy prices. Statistics Canada reported Tuesday that inflation slowed from 5.2 per cent in February, continuing along a downward trajectory that’s expected to bring it down to three per cent by mid-year. The […]
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