Wednesday 02PM May 03/23
Woman attacked after man got into her car in a Winnipeg parking lot
Investigators are searching for a suspect after a woman was unexpectedly attacked in her car in a Winnipeg parking lot.
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- Wednesday 02PM May 03/23
Proposed Canadian grocery code lays out process to resolve disputes, impose sanctions
The code aims to offer retailers and suppliers a mechanism for how fees and fines are levied in the grocery industry, among other guiding principles.Â
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- Wednesday 02PM May 03/23
Thompson woman charged with arson after RCMP interrupt apartment fire
A woman from Thompson, Man., is in custody after she was arrested while a fire was being lit in the stairwell of an apartment building.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM May 03/23
Arlington Bridge Temporarily Closing for Repairs
The Arlington Bridge is temporarily closing on Thursday morning for bridge repairs, maintenance, and inspection.
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- Wednesday 01PM May 03/23
Arlington Bridge to close for repairs on Thursday, drivers advised to use alternative routes
The Arlington Bridge in Winnipeg is going to close on Thursday until Monday for repairs. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM May 03/23
Masking requirement in most Manitoba health-care settings to end: Shared Health
Masking requirements in Manitoba health-care settings will soon change according to Shared Health.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM May 03/23
Manitoba Eliminating Masks in Most Health-Care Settings
WINNIPEG -- Requirements to wear a mask in acute, long-term and community settings are being lifted next week in Manitoba.
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- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Union threatens to disrupt Liberal party convention if CRA doesnât offer âfairâ deal
The union representing Canada Revenue Agency workers says its members plan to show up at the Liberal Party of Canada’s annual convention Thursday if their employer doesn’t table a “fair offer.” Public Service Alliance of Canada representatives made the threat at a news conference about negotiations between its Union of Taxation Employees and the CRA. […]
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- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Winnipeg kicks off annual mosquito larviciding program to prevent pests
The City of Winnipeg is bringing out its helicopters to do battle with mosquitoes as its annual larviciding program begins.
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- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Lawyers charged by regulatory body after Manitoba judge followed during churches' COVID-19 court challenge
Two lawyers face charges under the Law Society of Manitoba after the regulatory body investigated complaints they hired a private investigator to surveil a judge who was hearing a case involving COVID-19 public health orders.
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- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Vacant building owners in Winnipeg fined for fires
Owners of nine vacant buildings that burned down have been hit with a wide range of fines, with one amount surpassing six figures.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Building owner receives six-figure fine for vacant house fire in Winnipeg
Owners of nine vacant buildings that burned down have been hit with a wide range of fines, with one amount surpassing six figures.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Winnipeg soldier killed in First World War identified in previously unknown grave
A previously unknown First World War grave in Belgium has been identified and the soldier was connected to Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
'The world stopped for a moment': Winnipeg soldier killed in First World War identified in previously unknown grave
A previously unknown First World War grave in Belgium has been identified and the soldier was connected to Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
City of Winnipeg begins annual battle against mosquitoes
The city announced Wednesday that it has launched this year's larviciding program â the attempt to curtail the larval population of bloodsuckers before they emerge as adults.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Mosquito Larviciding Starts in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG -- The first line of defence against those pesky mosquitoes is underway as the city has started its larviciding program.
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- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Lawyers face law society charges in surveillance of Manitoba judge over public health dispute
Two lawyers who represented churches that tried to overturn Manitoba public health orders in 2021 that prevented in-person religious services during the pandemic now face charges.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Lawyers charged by regulatory body after investigation into surveilling judge
Two lawyers are facing charges under the Law Society of Manitoba after the regulatory body investigated complaints they hired a private investigator to surveil a judge who was hearing a case involving COVID-19 public health orders.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
Winnipeg zoo exhibit to teach visitors about conservation, endangered species
A new exhibit opening later this month at the Assiniboine Park Zoo will introduce Winnipeggers to endangered animal species and the dedicated humans who work to keep them alive.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM May 03/23
'The polar opposite': What flood season has been like for one Manitoba community
The RM of Ritchot is experiencing a completely different flood season this year compared to what it saw in 2022 when residents were forced to evacuate and a state of local emergency was declared.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM May 03/23
Unknown soldier no longer: Previously unmarked First World War grave in Belgium holds Winnipeg hero
The grave of an unknown soldier in Belgium has recently been identified as belonging to a First World War soldier from Winnipeg who was killed trying to bring wounded people to safety.
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- Wednesday 10AM May 03/23
Manitoba to become first province to collect race-based patient data
Manitoba is set to become the first province in Canada to collect self-declared, race-based patient data in a push for more equitable health care.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM May 03/23
Body of one of two missing Quebec firefighters found
Quebec provincial police say they have found a body in the community northeast Quebec City where two volunteer firefighters were swept away by floodwaters during a rescue mission on Monday. Police spotted the body from a helicopter in the St-Urbain, Que., area just before 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sgt. Beatrice Dorsainville told reporters, adding that they […]
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- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
Manitoba Hospitals to Collect Patient Data on Race, Ethnicity
WINNIPEG -- Hospitals in Manitoba will soon begin collecting voluntary data on race, ethnicity and Indigenous identity.
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- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
Winnipegger dead, another man in hospital after double stabbing
A 41-year-old man has died after he and another victim were stabbed early Tuesday morning in the North Point Douglas area.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
Double stabbing in Winnipeg leaves one dead, another in hospital
A 41-year-old man has died after he and another victim were stabbed early Tuesday morning in the North Point Douglas area.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
Winnipeg man killed in early morning Point Douglas stabbing, police say
Police said they were called to the 100 block of Austin Street North around 1:15 a.m., where they found two stabbing victims. Both men were taken to hospital, where one died.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
Man, 41, dead after being stabbed in Winnipeg's Point Douglas area
A 41-year-old man is dead after he was stabbed early Tuesday morning in Winnipegâs Point Douglas neighbourhood.
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- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
katherena vermette's novel The Circle is about healing, justice and belonging â read an excerpt now
Return to the world of The Break and The Strangers with katherena vermette's latest novel The Circle.
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- Wednesday 09AM May 03/23
King Charles changes key piece of coronation, causing mixed feelings
King Charles changed a part of the coronation ceremony, and is now asking the public to swear an oath to him, a move that has been met with mixed emotions.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM May 03/23
One Man Killed, Another Injured in Double Stabbing
Winnipeg police are investigating a homicide after a double stabbing early Wednesday in the Point Douglas area.
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- Wednesday 08AM May 03/23
Bell to offer free messaging for Aeroplan members on Air Canada flights
Bell is teaming up with Air Canada to offer free messaging for all Aeroplan members worldwide on Wi-Fi-equipped airplanes across the airline’s fleet. The telecommunications giant will be Air Canada’s sponsor of inflight Wi-Fi services starting May 15. The partnership will allow passengers to send and receive messages on apps such as Apple’s iMessage, Meta’s […]
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- Wednesday 08AM May 03/23
ANALYSIS: Jets at a crossroads with no appetite for rebuild in Winnipeg
If the Jets were a spreadsheet, what the bottom line would indicate this season would not be considered favourable â and, frankly, not an aberration either, but a trend.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM May 03/23
Fire in Winnipeg's Transcona neighbourhood sends 5 to hospital
Five people were sent to hospital after a fire broke out in a two-storey home and spread to another building in Winnipegâs Transcona neighbourhood Tuesday evening.
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- Wednesday 08AM May 03/23
Russia alleges it foiled assassination attempt on Vladimir Putin
Russian authorities accused Ukraine on Wednesday of attempting to attack the Kremlin with two drones overnight in an effort to assassinate President Vladimir Putin. The Kremlin decried the alleged attack attempt as a âterrorist actâ and said Russian military and security forces âdisabledâ the drones before they could strike. It did not elaborate. A statement […]
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- Wednesday 07AM May 03/23
Canadian Twitter Users on Why They Decided to Pay for Their Blue Check Mark
When Elon Musk took over Twitter last November, he quickly turned his attention to the platform's highly sought-after status symbol: the blue verification check mark.
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- Wednesday 07AM May 03/23
Reduced speed limits come into effect for 5 Winnipeg seasonal bike routes
Speed limits are temporarily reduced on five Winnipeg streets as part of the cityâs seasonal bike route program.
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- Wednesday 07AM May 03/23
Fire at Transcona home sends five to hospital
A Tuesday evening fire at a home in Transcona has sent five people to hospital.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM May 03/23
âHiding in plain sightâ: Canadian project hunts down child pornography online
Most of us would assume that child sexual abuse material (CSAM) hides in the corners of the dark web, far from easy detection. But it doesn’t. “It’s hiding in plain sight,” says Jacques Marcoux, Director of Research and Analytics for the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (C3P). Project Arachnid, a part of the C3P, has […]
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- Wednesday 06AM May 03/23
Loblaw Companies reports $418M Q1 profit, raises quarterly dividend 10%
Loblaw Companies Ltd. raised its dividend 10 per cent as it reported a profit available to common shareholders of $418 million for its first quarter.
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- Wednesday 06AM May 03/23
âDesperateâ shortage of psychologists causing critical delays in youth care
A longstanding shortage of psychologists in Manitoba has resulted in particularly long wait lists for children and desperate need in rural and northern areas. âWeâre desperate for child and adolescent […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06AM May 03/23
âBring our people backâ: One year later, Peguis still feeling effects of devastating flooding
It's been one year since devastating flood hit Peguis First Nation, Man., about about 180 kilometres north of Winnipeg, and the community remains in crisis.© Global |
- Wednesday 05AM May 03/23
Teenage boy kills 8 children, guard at school in Belgrade
A teenage boy opened fire at a school in Serbia’s capital Wednesday, killing eight children and a school guard, police said. Six more children and a teacher were injured and hospitalized. Police identified the shooter by his initials, K.K., and said he had opened fire with his father’s gun. He was arrested in the school […]
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- Wednesday 05AM May 03/23
Winnipeg woman who just turned 99 is hooked on crocheting mats for homeless cats
Thousands of adopted cats have been welcomed to their new homes with a blanket made with love by a Winnipeg grandma who just turned 99 â and is still crocheting mats for cats.
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- Wednesday 05AM May 03/23
Hopes renewed for long-promised sobering centre in Thompson as Indigenous group to take over city's shelter
There are hopes a long-promised sobering centre in northern Manitoba will finally become a reality, with an Indigenous advocacy organization set to take over the operations of the shelter that will host the facility.
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- Wednesday 05AM May 03/23
Potential repair tab for Winnipeg's Centre Village housing complex exceeds property value: report
The potential repair tab at Centre Village in downtown Winnipeg exceeds the value of the property, according to a 2019 report into structural issues and other deficiencies at the vacant and derelict housing complex.
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- Wednesday 05AM May 03/23
Doug Putman launching home retailer in former Bed Bath & Beyond, buybuy BABY stores
Canadian retail sector investor Doug Putman is opening a new home store retailer in 21 former Bed Bath & Beyond and buybuy BABY locations across Canada. Putman, known for buying struggling retailers like Toys “R” Us and HMV, said in a press release Wednesday heâs launching a store called rooms + spaces, hiring 500 associates […]
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- Wednesday 02AM May 03/23
Canadian Foodgrains Bank saving lives in Somalia
THOUSANDS of malnourished children in Somalia are being kept alive thanks to support from a local aid organization. Stefan Epp-Koop, humanitarian program director for Canadian Foodgrains Bank, was in the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10PM May 02/23
Five people taken to hospital after Transcona house fire
Five people were taken to hospital in stable condition after a house fire in Transcona Tuesday night.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM May 02/23
Winnipeg Ice breeze past Blades, one win away from advancing to WHL final
The Winnipeg Ice are one win away from advancing to the WHL Championship Series.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM May 02/23
Man, children hospitalized after fire
Three children and a man are in the hospital after a fire in the Transcona neighbourhood Tuesday night. âHe was bleeding a little bit here,â Pamela Mng said, gesturing to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM May 02/23
Blue Bombers draft defensive end Anthony Bennett with 8th overall pick
The Bombers added defensive end Anthony Bennett with their first of eight picks in the 2023 CFL Draft.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
U of M breast milk study expected to have global impact
University of Manitoba researchers have received a prestigious US$2.5-million grant to study how breast milk affects health outcomes. âThereâs many mysteries to unlock, I think, in breast milk that could […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
Brandonite Dayton Black goes 6th overall in CFL draft
The Ottawa Redblacks selected offensive lineman Dontae Bull first overall in the CFL draft Tuesday night.
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- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
Time to slay five-headed health-care hydra
When then-Tory health minister Darren Praznik invited media to his third-floor office at the Manitoba legislature in April 1997 to unveil details about the new Winnipeg Hospital Authority, he was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
Woman with stomach pain taken aback by doctorâs vaginal, rectal, breast exams, court told
A Manitoba woman testified Tuesday she was âfrozen in shockâ as a doctor performed an invasive physical examination that seemingly had no relevance to her medical complaint. âHe didnât say […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
Woman with stomach pain taken aback by doctorâs vaginal, rectal, breast exams, court told
A Manitoba woman testified Tuesday she was âfrozen in shockâ as a doctor performed an invasive physical examination that seemingly had no relevance to her medical complaint. âHe didnât say […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
Hunger for learning leaves stomachs growling at U of M
More post-secondary students are making nutritional sacrifices and turning to the University of Manitobaâs food bank as they struggle to pay tuition, bills and the inflated cost of groceries and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
Hunger for learning leaves stomachs growling at U of M
More post-secondary students are making nutritional sacrifices and turning to the University of Manitobaâs food bank as they struggle to pay tuition, bills and the inflated cost of groceries and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
New Shared Health CEO to juggle two high-powered jobs
The CEO hired to run Manitobaâs massive health care bureaucracy isnât giving up her old job. Lanette Siragusa, who took over Monday as the chief executive officer of Shared Health, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
New Shared Health CEO to juggle two high-powered jobs
The CEO hired to run Manitobaâs massive health care bureaucracy isnât giving up her old job. Lanette Siragusa, who took over Monday as the chief executive officer of Shared Health, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
âIt wasnât backing downâ: aggressive coyote encounter amid Waverley West warning signs
Carla Martin was still shaken one day after she and her daughterâs pet dogs were confronted by three coyotes on a path between Bridgwater Lakes and Whyte Ridge. Martin and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
âIt wasnât backing downâ: aggressive coyote encounter amid Waverley West warning signs
Carla Martin was still shaken one day after she and her daughterâs pet dogs were confronted by three coyotes on a path between Bridgwater Lakes and Whyte Ridge. Martin and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
E-scooter advocate wants regulations as deviceâs popularity grows in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg e-scooter advocate is calling for the city to take a proactive approach to regulating the quick-moving motorized devices, now peppering city streets and sidewalks, stressing the scooters are here to stay. “Now is the time for the city to put it back on the agenda,” said Rob Kristjansson. “Especially because these things are […]
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- Tuesday 07PM May 02/23
News briefs for Wednesday, May 3, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, May 3, 2023 41-year-old man dead after North Point Douglas double stabbing 9:16 AM A 41-year-old man is dead after he […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
'The city has to actually get on board': River Heights residents call for a slow down on Cambridge Street
A group of residents living along a River Heights street wants the city to make changes to slow down and decrease traffic.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
Winnipeg drops speed limits on five streets for seasonal bike route program
As part of Winnipeg's seasonal bike route program, five local streets will see temporary speed limit reductions, beginning with the installation of new speed limit signs Tuesday.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
9 owners of vacant Winnipeg properties get bills after fires, including 1 for $104K
The City of Winnipeg has started billing owners of vacant buildings whenever there's a fire, including one bill for nearly $104,000.
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- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
Cat found in box from China at Richmond mail centre
Mail workers in Richmond got quite the surprise when a "mysterious parcel" originating from China had a cat inside.
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- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
'A pretty high-stress time': Canadians told to expect longer waits for passports
A federal minister is advising Canadians to expect long lines at passport offices this week as the public service resumes work following a 12-day strike.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
Westbound Portage Ave closed at Empress overpass due to collision
Some drivers may experience a bit of a headache while trying to get around Winnipeg Tuesday evening. Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) says westbound traffic on Portage Avenue is closed at the Empress overpass due to a collision. In a photo posted to Twitter by Winnipeg police, it appears an SUV hit a large piece of […]
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- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
Health minister accused of meddling in work of drug price review board
Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclosâ request to suspend consultations on guidelines that would lower the price of pharmaceutical drugs has made it harder for the Patented Medicine Prices Review Board to make decisions going forward, a former board member told MPs Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 06PM May 02/23
Crews prepare ahead of Manitoba wildfire season
Though the cold spring may have caused a delay, wildfire season in Manitoba is near. Provincial crews prepare as usual to take on and contain fires across Manitoba.© Global |
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- Tuesday 05PM May 02/23
Two Canadians killed during battle in Ukraine, Global Affairs says
Global Affairs says two Canadians have been in Ukraine as tributes pour in for the men who were from Ontario and Alberta.Â
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- Tuesday 05PM May 02/23
Woman seeks ID of groping suspect via social media
A Winnipeg woman who says she was groped on a public street has taken to social media to find the alleged perpetrator.
Lauren Cox said a man came up behind her and groped her while she was standing at the Osborne Street and River Avenue intersection Friday evening. She followed the man into a nearby restaurant and filmed him, later posting the video and a screenshot of the man to social media, seeking his name and encouraging people to share.
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- Tuesday 05PM May 02/23
MPs call for national emergency declaration on violence against Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit people
The House of Commons adopted a motion on unanimous consent Tuesday calling on the federal government to declare ongoing violence against Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit people a national emergency.
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- Tuesday 05PM May 02/23
Widow of Manitoba motorcyclist calls for better safety measures ahead of rally
Lise LĂ©veillĂ© lost her husband Denis L'Heureux in a motorcycle crash last fall and she said the quality of the road was to blame.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM May 02/23
Manitoba senior loses more than $7K in 'grandparent scam': Portage la Prairie RCMP
An 87 year-old woman is out thousands of dollars after she got a call from someone claiming to be her grandson and in need of money following an accident, RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Repairs to purple street lights held up
Defective street lights in Winnipeg appear set to cast a purple hue indefinitely, as supply chain woes delay the effort to replace them. Nearly 2,000 of Winnipegâs energy-saving LED street lights have been reported defective over the past two years, leading them to glow purple instead of white. Manitoba Hydro, which is paid by the city to maintain its street lights, has replaced more than 1,000 of the defective lights since April 2021. At last check, about 884 purple lights remained in place throughout Winnipeg, a city report notes. While some may deem the colourful glow to be pretty, a city councillor worries the light is actually dimmer and poses a safety risk.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Westbound Portage Avenue reopens after Empress Street overpass crash
Portage Avenue reopened Tuesday night after an hours-long closure following a collision at the Empress Street overpass.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
What to do if you come across a nesting goose
Canada geese can be spotted throughout Winnipeg and Manitoba and they are now preparing to bring the next generation into the world.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Family worried for Shamattawa woman, 29, reported missing after planned trip to Winnipeg: RCMP
The family of a 29-year-old woman who hasn't been heard from in over a week is concerned for her well-being.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Semi-truck carrying a crane crashed into Empress overpass: Winnipeg police
A semi-truck transporting a construction crane crashed into the Empress Street overpass by CF Polo Park on Tuesday afternoon.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Portage Avenue reopens after crash at Empress overpass
Portage Avenue has reopened after a piece of heavy equipment crashed into the Empress overpass, causing delays for several hours Tuesday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Tires slashed on multiple vehicles in Transcona over weekend, residents say
A number of people in Winnipeg's Transcona neighbourhood are fuming after at least 20 vehicles had their tires slashed over the weekend.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 04PM May 02/23
Thompson RCMP seeks publicâs help in finding missing 29-year-old woman
RCMP in Thompson are asking the public for help in finding a 29-year-old woman from Kisematawa First Nation.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Portage la Prairie woman loses $7,200 in grandparent scam
An 87-year-old woman in Portage la Prairie lost more than $7,200 in an apparent scam after she got a call for help from a man she thought was her grandson.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Winnipeg to reduce speed limits on five streets for bike season
The City of Winnipeg is reducing the speed limit on five streets as part of the 2023 seasonal bike route program.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Manitoba calling on feds to recognize MMIWG2S crisis as Canada-wide emergency
Ahead of Red Dress Day on May 5, NDP MP Leah Gazan tabled a motion in the House of Commons Tuesday calling on the federal government to declare the continued loss of MMIWG2S people as a Canada-wide emergency. âWe are in a crisis.â Between 2016 and 2021, 247 Indigenous women were identified as victims of […]
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- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Manitoba drops plans to tie post-secondary education funding to performance
The Manitoba government says it's backing off controversial plans to tie funding for universities and colleges to performance metrics after various university stakeholders raised concerns.Â
© CBC |
- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Gordon Lightfootâs Hometown Mourns Loss of Legend
ORILLIA, Ont. â It didn't take long for the flowers to appear at the statue of Gordon Lightfoot in his Ontario hometown.Â
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- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Speed Limits Reduced on Some City Bike Routes
Five Winnipeg streets will see their speeds lowered over the next week to accommodate seasonal cycling.
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- Tuesday 03PM May 02/23
Man throws shotgun shells and suspicious bag onto Buckingham Palace grounds: police
London police arrested a man after he approached the gates of Buckingham Palace and items suspected to be shotgun shells Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 02/23
Why Winnipeg is delayed in replacing the purple lights
The City of Winnipeg is working to replace defective street lights that are casting a purple glow on city streets; however, itâs run into some supply issues.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 02/23
Swan River RCMP catch robbery suspect who threatened employee with broken CD
RCMP in Swan River, Man., say they have arrested a man who reportedly threatened a store employee with a broken CD while demanding cigarettes and the keys to their car.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM May 02/23
City Asks for Feedback on New Henderson Highway Design
WINNIPEG -- The city is showing off a potential design for the future of north Henderson Highway.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 02/23
Woman needed therapy after 'disgusting' examination by doctor, sex assault trial told
A witness in the sexual assault trial of a former Manitoba doctor cried as she told court on Tuesday how she felt violated and powerless.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 01PM May 02/23
Blue Bombers set to kick off season with training camp around the corner
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will welcome quarterbacks and CFL newcomers for rookie camp beginning May 10, with the main training camp kicking off May 14.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 02/23
CRA workers remain on picket lines
Canada Revenue Agency workers in Winnipeg are still walking picket lines, as talks between their union and Ottawa continue. The continued strike by about 35,000 members of the Union of Taxation Employees nationwide comes after its parent union, Public Service Alliance of Canada, reached deals with the Treasury Board early Monday for more than 120,000 other public servants, ending a 12-day strike.© Winnipeg Free Press |
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