Tuesday 04PM May 09/23
'Risk of a breakdown': Manitoba Hydro tackling the threat of zebra mussels
An invasive aquatic species that has been spotted in the province’s waterways is prompting Manitoba Hydro to take action.
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- Tuesday 04PM May 09/23
One year since Ukrainian refugees arrived in Canada, thousands still seeking support
Tuesday marks one year since the first government-funded charter flight of Ukrainian refugees arrived on Canadian soil, marking the beginning of Canada’s support for those fleeing their war-torn country. While Canada has helped many, thousands are still seeking support. Since Ottawa began the Canada-Ukraine Authorization for Emergency Travel (CUAET) program in March of 2022, over […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 09/23
Series of residential break-ins leads to arrest of Winnipeg man
Winnipeg Police Service arrested a man they say was connected to a string of residential break-ins that took place between March 5 and April 27© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
Winnipeg police lay charges after slew of break and enters, stolen credit cards
A Winnipeg man has been charged for breaking into Winnipeg homes, stealing credit cards and using them for fraudulent purchases.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
Suspicious man drew machete, jumped on police vehicle before being shot: IIU report
Manitoba’s Independent Investigation Unit will not pursue charges against an RCMP officer who fatally shot a male suspect while responding to a stabbing in December of 2021.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
Slow down, move over: Manitobans reminded to keep roadside workers safe
Many motorists still haven't learned to slow down and move over when they see tow trucks or emergency vehicles on the side of the road, despite laws on the books for over a decade.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
‘Creeping death’: Alberta farmers band together, protect homes from wildfires
With firefighting resources stretched thin, Brendan Smith and his neighbours were forced to take matters into their own hands.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
New searchable StatCan database lists Noah, Olivia top names in 2021
Expectant parents and trend watchers have a new online tool to track Canada's most popular baby names.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
Jury finds Trump liable for sexual abuse, awards accuser $5M
Jurors rejected Carroll's claims that she was raped, but found Trump liable for sexually assaulting her.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 09/23
Play ball! Maybe. Umpires needed for baseball across Manitoba
The baseball season in Manitoba started just a couple of weeks ago, but the organization that oversees it is already down in the count.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 09/23
Jury finds Donald Trump sexually abused E. Jean Carroll in civil case
A jury found Donald Trump liable Tuesday for sexually abusing advice columnist E. Jean Carroll in 1996, awarding her US$5 million in a judgment that could haunt the former president as he campaigns to regain the White House.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 09/23
52-year-old woman killed in 3-car crash south of Winnipeg Monday
A 52-year-old woman was killed in a three-car crash in Ritchot, Man., Monday evening.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 09/23
Winnipeg driver killed in three-car pileup on Highway 59
A woman was killed in a three-car crash on Highway 59 near Grande Pointe Monday. Two other two drivers, men aged 18 and 24, were treated at the scene.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 09/23
Federally backed initiative to support thousands of Manitobans with housing benefits
A joint initiative by the provincial and federal governments aims to support thousands of vulnerable Manitobans through rent and housing benefits© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 09/23
The Pas on edge, schools keep kids indoors as search continues for escaped inmates
People in the northern Manitoba town of The Pas are on alert as RCMP continue to search for two escaped inmates considered dangerous.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 09/23
Winnipeg Woman Killed in Crash on Highway 59
A 52-year-old Winnipeg woman has died in a three-vehicle crash on Highway 59.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 09/23
Manitoba Public Insurance rolls out a new service, customers to get easier access
Manitoba Public Insurance announced a new feature that would allow customers to get easier access to their insurance claims information online.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM May 09/23
MPI Takes Small Step to Modernize Claim Process
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Public Insurance is making small strides to bring its product offerings into the 21st century.
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- Tuesday 11AM May 09/23
Defence lawyer’s illness leads to adjournment in doctor’s sex assault trial
The trial of a Manitoba doctor accused of sexually assaulting five patients has been adjourned for at least one day after a member of his defence team informed court he […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM May 09/23
Woman Injured in Peguis Dog Attack
A 52-year-old woman was seriously injured on Sunday after being attacked by several dogs in Peguis First Nation.
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- Tuesday 11AM May 09/23
Peguis First Nation woman attacked by dogs, RCMP say
A Peguis First Nation woman, 52, had to be airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after being attacked by dogs early Sunday morning, RCMP say.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM May 09/23
Dangerous escaped inmates remain at large, Manitoba RCMP warn
Manitoba RCMP say they have all hands on deck in a manhunt for a pair of inmates who escaped from The Pas Correctional Centre Monday evening.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM May 09/23
How the Hollywood writers’ strike could affect Manitoba’s film and television industry
As writers in Hollywood walk the picket lines thousands of miles away, Manitoba’s film and television industry is bracing for the strike’s impacts on this side of the border.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM May 09/23
52-year-old woman seriously injured in attack by pack of dogs on Peguis First Nation
A 52-year-old woman from Peguis First Nation was attacked by pack of dogs on the weekend and had to be airlifted to hospital, RCMP said.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 09/23
Woman airlifted to hospital after dog attack on Manitoba First Nation
A 52-year-old woman was left with serious injuries following a dog attack on Peguis First Nation on Sunday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM May 09/23
Manitoba Hydro, Parks Canada tackle invasive threat of zebra mussels
Manitoba Hydro is dealing with a plague of zebra mussels covering some of its generating stations, and will spend millions this summer in an effort to curtail the invasive species.© Global |
- Tuesday 09AM May 09/23
This map shows just how far Alberta wildfire smoke has reached
Smoke from raging wildfires in Alberta now stretches across the country, creating hazy skies in several provinces.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM May 09/23
Log jam near The Forks to be dislodged on Tuesday
City of Winnipeg crews will be working to dislodge a log jam on the Assiniboine River on Tuesday morning.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM May 09/23
Search continues for escaped inmates
Kelly Castel, 21. (Handout) Police are searching for two inmates who escaped from jail in The Pas. RCMP were called at about 6:45 p.m. Monday after three inmates escaped from […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08AM May 09/23
Alert Ready test scheduled for Wednesday in Manitoba
The Manitoba government is advising residents that an Alert Ready test is scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM May 09/23
Manitoba RCMP searching for two escaped inmates considered dangerous
Manitoba RCMP are searching for two escaped inmates from the Correctional Centre in The Pas, Man. who are considered dangerous and a risk to the public. The Mounties were notified that three inmates had escaped from the institution shortly before 7 p.m. Monday A search involving additional police resources, including police dog services, resulted in […]
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- Tuesday 07AM May 09/23
Winnipeg officer attacked while trying to take suspect into custody
A Winnipeg police officer sustained upper and lower body injuries after being attacked while attempting to take a suspect into custody on Sunday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM May 09/23
The Covid ’emergency’ is over, but long covid isn’t going anywhere
In today’s The Big Story podcast, last week, the World Health Organization announced that COVID-19 was no longer a “global health emergency” – a declaration that has brought mixed emotions. But while many people have gone “back to normal” or “learned to live” with the virus, enhancing our understanding of ‘long Covid’ remains crucial. Dr. […]
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- Tuesday 06AM May 09/23
Meta Has Team Working to Block News on Facebook, Instagram from Canadian Users
OTTAWA — Tech giant Meta has learned from the mistakes it made blocking online news from Facebook in Australia, when it accidentally limited access to emergency services pages, a company representative said Monday.
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- Tuesday 06AM May 09/23
Man accused of printing 3D guns granted bail
A Winnipeg man accused of manufacturing and selling 3D-printed guns as part of an alleged criminal partnership has been granted bail. Jackson Prince, 18, was charged with multiple offences, including two counts of weapons trafficking, after a lengthy Winnipeg police investigation that culminated March 31 with a search warrant on a Boyd Avenue apartment. Police seized 3D-printed handgun receivers, a 3D-printed AR-15-style rifle that looked like a Nerf toy gun, various firearms parts, illicit drugs and a 3D printer.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06AM May 09/23
CMU to offer social work program with Mennonite heart
Canadian Mennonite University is debuting Manitoba’s newest social work program, with a 2023-24 rollout its leaders say signals plans to expand course offerings that complement the small school’s ethos of service and community development. Last week, CMU announced the imminent launch of an additional bachelor degree on its Winnipeg campus. The four-year program, which is currently being designed to pass national accreditation processes, will allow for advanced entry in Year 2. “There’s a real need for another program if you’re almost three times as likely to get rejected from a program than you are to get into one in the province right now,” said Jonathan Dueck, vice-president academic and academic dean of the Christian university.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05AM May 09/23
New pool on the horizon for Thompson as city asks for construction proposals
The City of Thompson has submitted a proposal bid to find a company willing to develop a new pool for the community to replace the community's current centre, which has been non-operational for four years.
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- Tuesday 05AM May 09/23
Winnipeg Ice to play WHL championship home games at Canada Life Centre
Even though the Winnipeg Jets and Manitoba Moose are out of the playoffs, there's still some hockey to be played at Canada Life Centre this spring.
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- Tuesday 04AM May 09/23
China expels Canadian diplomat in tit-for-tat response
BEIJING (AP) — China announced the expulsion of a Canadian diplomat on Tuesday in retaliation for Ottawa ordering a Chinese consular official to leave the country over alleged threats he made against a Canadian lawmaker and his family. The Foreign Ministry said China was deploying a “reciprocal countermeasure to Canada’s unscrupulous move,” which it said […]
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- Tuesday 03AM May 09/23
Chief justice warns Trudeau that judicial vacancies are putting criminal trials at risk
Canada’s chief justice Richard Wagner is warning Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that the chronic shortage of judges in the federal court system is putting criminal trials at risk and could undermine public confidence in democratic institutions.
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- Tuesday 03AM May 09/23
The threats to press freedom in Canada and the world
Last week marked the 30th anniversary of World Press Freedom Day, proclaimed in 1993 to reinforce the intrinsic relationship of a free press to all other human rights. What better time to reflect on the state of journalism in Canada and abroad?
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- Tuesday 03AM May 09/23
With travel demand high, Canada's airports and airlines vow this summer won't be so bad
With almost all COVID-19-related travel restrictions lifted, it's expected that the pent-up desire to get away will result in even higher numbers of Canadians travelling by air over the coming months.
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- Tuesday 03AM May 09/23
Joly to announce Canada’s bid for a seat on the UN Human Rights Council
Canada is throwing its hat in the ring for a seat on the United Nations Human Rights Council, pledging to advance issues from online speech to access to abortion. Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly will announce this afternoon Canada’s candidacy to sit on the council for 2028 to 2030, through an election that will likely […]
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- Tuesday 02AM May 09/23
Lack of drivers stalls return to full Transit service
WINNIPEG Transit’s goal to restore service to its pre-pandemic level this fall is in jeopardy due to a persistent driver shortage. Mayor Scott Gillingham made a 2022 campaign pledge to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 10PM May 08/23
RCMP search for two missing inmates after escape in The Pas
Police are on the hunt for two inmates who escaped from The Pas Correctional Centre Monday evening.© Global |
- Monday 09PM May 08/23
Two escaped inmates have 'history of violence', RCMP requesting help
RCMP in The Pas say 19-year-old Xander Tardiff (left) and 21-year-old Kelly Castel (right) escaped from The Pas Correctional Centre Monday evening. They should not be approached.© CTV |
- Monday 09PM May 08/23
Manitoba RCMP looking for two escaped inmates considered to be dangerous
RCMP in The Pas say 19-year-old Xander Tardiff (left) and 21-year-old Kelly Castel (right) escaped from The Pas Correctional Centre Monday evening. They should not be approached.© CTV |
- Monday 09PM May 08/23
Escaped Manitoba prisoner captured, search continues for second prisoner
Manitoba RCMP has arrested one of the two escaped prisoners from The Pas Correctional Facility.© CTV |
- Monday 09PM May 08/23
Winnipeg police officer injured after being kicked, bitten during arrest
Winnipeg police say one of its officers received upper and lower-body injuries after being punched, kicked, and even bitten during an arrest.© Global |
- Monday 09PM May 08/23
2 inmates at large after escape from The Pas jail: RCMP
Two inmates with a history of violence are at large after escaping from jail Monday evening in The Pas, Man., RCMP say.
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- Monday 08PM May 08/23
Incarcerated Indigenous women devastated after prison stops them from selling beadwork
A woman who relies on selling beadwork she makes in her cell at a Manitoba women's prison to support her family is devastated that she's no longer allowed to do so.
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- Monday 08PM May 08/23
Councillors want to explore cost of possibly opening Portage and Main
The topic of Portage and Main popped up once again at city hall Monday as two councillors tabled a motion to see what it would mean if pedestrians and cyclists were able to cross at street level.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
Blackhawks win 2023 NHL Draft Lottery, can select Bedard
The Chicago Blackhawks won the 2023 NHL Draft Lottery, giving them the first-overall pick and the chance to select top prospect Connor Bedard.
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- Monday 07PM May 08/23
New Manitoba fishing limits causing concern among some tournament anglers
Manitoba has introduced new fishing regulations this spring, and some anglers are voicing concerns over the impact they will have on local fishing tournaments.© Global |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
NDP wouldn't make big changes to education tax rebates if elected, but out-of-province billionaires are out
Education property tax rebates are sticking around under a Manitoba NDP government, party leader Wab Kinew is promising, but the number of recipients will shrink.
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- Monday 07PM May 08/23
Over 2,600 surgeries postponed on day of procedure in Winnipeg since November 2021, NDP says
More than 2,600 surgeries were postponed at hospitals across Winnipeg between the fourth wave of COVID-19 and the beginning of this year, according to numbers shared by the provincial NDP on Monday.
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- Monday 07PM May 08/23
Driver recruitment challenges could hamper Winnipeg Transit service goals
Winnipeg Transit continues to struggle with driver recruitment and now says it likely won’t reach its goals for returning to pre-pandemic service levels.
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- Monday 07PM May 08/23
'Part of my healing journey': Women involved in correctional centre beading program want it back to normal
Former participants and current supporters of a beading program at the Women's Correctional Centre are disappointed with changes to the program they say will hurt inmates who rely on it.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
Women involved in Manitoba correctional centre beading program can no longer sell their items
Former participants and current supporters of a beading program at the Women's Correctional Centre are disappointed with changes to the program they say will hurt inmates who rely on it.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
NDP vows end to education property tax rebates for out-of-province billionaires
An NDP government would stop cutting education property tax rebate cheques to out-of-province billionaires but would otherwise leave the Tory tax program intact, Opposition Leader Wab Kinew says. On Monday, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
Mom of accused teen in mall machete attack worried about him several days ago
The biological mother of a 16-year-old boy charged in a machete attack at CF Polo Park expressed concern about his well-being just over a week before the stabbings. A social […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
Mom of accused teen in mall machete attack worried about him several days ago
The biological mother of a 16-year-old boy charged in a machete attack at CF Polo Park expressed concern about his well-being just over a week before the stabbings. A social […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
More pay, time away for MPI boss while ‘un-managed,’ long-delayed project’s costs exploded
Manitoba Public Insurance’s CEO received tens of thousands of dollars in bonuses and spent more than three months out of the province on business travel and paid vacation while the Crown corporation was facing criticism for poor management of a project that is more than $200 million over budget. A Free Press review of MPI financial documents, along with figures provided by the public insurer and interviews with current and former employees, confirmed that in spite of criticism of information-technology Project Nova from the Public Utilities Board and rate-application interveners, Eric Herbelin continued to receive increases in salary and perks during his first two years in the job. When Herbelin took over in 2021, the CEO salary stood at $348,094. His salary increased to $364,263 in that first year and to $375,563 in 2022, an eight per cent increase from what his predecessor earned.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
‘It just doesn’t feel right’: province expands Women’s Correctional Centre beadwork program, cuts sales of finished items
Indigenous inmates at the Women’s Correctional Centre seeking to connect with their culture will no longer be able earn money by selling handcrafted earrings and other beadwork items made in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 08/23
News briefs for Tuesday, May 9, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, May 9, 2023 Ice to face Thunderbirds in WHL final 9:10 AM The Winnipeg Ice will face the Seattle Thunderbirds in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM May 08/23
More than 1,700 surgeries cancelled in city after pandemic restrictions lifted, NDP says
Winnipeg hospitals were forced to cancel more than 1,700 surgeries in the 10-month period after COVID-19 restrictions were dropped in the province, according to documents obtained by the Manitoba NDP. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM May 08/23
Hearing loss support the focus of rally at Manitoba Legislature
Advocates say a provincial grant for people 65 and older to access funding for hearing aids is good news, but doesn't provide support for younger Manitobans.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM May 08/23
Winnipeg Ice moving into Canada Life Centre for championship series
The Winnipeg Ice announced they'll play their home games in the WHL Final at the Canada Life Centre.© Global |
- Monday 06PM May 08/23
Polo Park Mall machete attack started over pair of shoes, police say
A visit to Polo Park Mall ended with two 14-year-old boys being rushed to hospital after they were attacked with a machete over a pair of shoes.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM May 08/23
Machete attack at Winnipeg mall started over pair of shoes: police
A visit to a Winnipeg mall ended with two 14-year-old boys being rushed to hospital after they were attacked with a machete over a pair of shoes.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM May 08/23
Vote on studying Portage & Main reopening postponed until fall
The City of Winnipeg won’t explore the impact of opening a street-level pedestrian crossing at Portage Avenue and Main Street just yet. On Monday, council’s public works committee postponed a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM May 08/23
City eyes prioritizing active transportation route cleanups
The City of Winnipeg will explore options to prioritize spring cleanup on active transportation routes over clearing the same sand and grit off roads. On Monday, council’s public works committee […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM May 08/23
'Very unrealistic expectations': How social media is fuelling Gen Z’s love of Botox, fillers
With the number of Gen Z patients seeking cosmetic procedures rising in the United States, a Winnipeg plastic surgeon said that demographic in our city isn’t necessarily trending towards the knife, but rather the needle.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM May 08/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers sign coach’s kid, 4 others
Michael O'Shea and a former NFLer were among the five players signed by the Bombers on Monday.© Global |
- Monday 05PM May 08/23
William White residents want abandoned home demolished after burning multiple times
It’s been a pile of rubble for years. Residents of the William White neighbourhood want the demolished husk of a burned-down home removed. “It’s ugly, we’ve got to sit and look at this every day,” said Leo Fradin, who lives across the street. “I have to stare out the window every day and see a […]
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- Monday 04PM May 08/23
‘Not something a doctor does’; former patient tells Ste. Anne MD’s sex-assault trial about traumatic internal exam
A woman who visited Dr. Arcel Bissonnette when she was pregnant said she was left “numb and scared” by a prenatal examination she alleged was clearly sexual. “It was not something I had ever experienced that wasn’t sexual in nature,” the woman testified Monday. “It’s something you do with a partner, not something a doctor does.” Bissonnette, 63, is on trial accused of sexually assaulting five female patients during examinations at the Ste. Anne Hospital and Seine Medical Centre.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM May 08/23
Water testing to be free for flood-impacted Manitobans, province announces
Manitoba well waive the costs of testing the drinking water supply for flood-impacted owners of private wells and cisterns, until Aug. 31© Global |
- Monday 03PM May 08/23
7 adults, 3 teens, face charges following drug bust: Winnipeg police
The Winnipeg Police Service say ten people, including three teens, have been charged following a drug bust over the weekend.
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- Monday 03PM May 08/23
As cost of living rises, do Canadians still plan on travelling?
As the cost of living continues to rise across the country, are Canadians thinking twice about travelling this year as the summer months approach? Daryl Silver from Continental Travel Group in Winnipeg says Canadians are paying more than usual to travel this summer. “I think people want to treat themselves because they haven’t been going […]
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- Monday 03PM May 08/23
Blue Bombers Sign Son of Head Coach O’Shea
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are keeping it all in the family with the signing of Canadian receiver Michael O'Shea on Monday.
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- Monday 03PM May 08/23
Mall stabbings sparked by pair of shoes reflect deeper social issues: Winnipeg police
An altercation that led to the arrest of a 16-year-old in connection with stabbing four teenagers in a Winnipeg mall started with a confrontation over a pair of shoes — what police call an "extreme" decision and suggest is a symptom of broader social challenges underpinning youth violent crime issues unfolding in the city.
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- Monday 03PM May 08/23
Suspects sought in St. Andrews vehicle arson
A St. Andrews family was forced to move a burning car away from their home after it was set on fire in what RCMP believe was a random arson early Monday. Video surveillance (and an image released by police Monday) show two people in a truck approached the home on Liss Road in the rural municipality just north of Winnipeg at around 3 a.m. The pair parked in the home’s driveway before pouring what appears to be liquid accelerant on two parked vehicles, and starting a fire. Both suspects then fled.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 02PM May 08/23
‘Persona non grata’: Canada expels Chinese diplomat
Canada is expelling Chinese diplomat Zhao Wei, whom the country's spy agency alleged was involved in a plot to intimidate a Conservative MP.
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- Monday 02PM May 08/23
2 people lit car on fire near St. Andrews, Man., home as family slept
Two people were caught on camera dousing two vehicles with what's believed to be an accelerant and lighting one on fire as a St. Andrews, Man., family of five slept metres away, RCMP say.
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- Monday 02PM May 08/23
'Persona non grata:' Canada expelling Chinese diplomat after threats to Conservative MP
The Liberal government is expelling Chinese diplomat Zhao Wei, whom Canada's spy agency alleged was involved in a plot to intimidate Conservative MP Michael Chong and his relatives in Hong Kong.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM May 08/23
Manitoba RCMP seek suspects after car set alight while St. Andrews family slept
An early-morning vehicle fire set by a pair of unknown suspects at a home on Liss Road in the RM of St. Andrews could have been much worse, Manitoba RCMP say.© Global |
- Monday 02PM May 08/23
Provincial investments aim to strengthen United Way Winnipeg and its initiatives
Manitoba is matching millions of dollars in funds from community donors to support United Way Winnipeg, in its push to get families and children the help they need© Global |
- Monday 02PM May 08/23
Family's car set on fire while they were sleeping, Manitoba RCMP says
A rural Manitoba family was woken up in the middle of the night to find their car was completely engulfed in flames in what RCMP believe is a random case of arson.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM May 08/23
Car Set on Fire in St. Andrews Driveway: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP are looking for two suspects after a vehicle was set on fire in the RM of St.Andrews early Monday.
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- Monday 01PM May 08/23
10 arrested after Winnipeg cops discover cocaine, crack at downtown apartment
Winnipeg police said they were called to break up a fight at a Hargrave Street apartment around 5 a.m. Sunday, and once inside, say they saw drugs in plain view.© Global |
- Monday 01PM May 08/23
Transit hiring woes may impact return to full service
Hiring woes at Winnipeg Transit could keep the system from bouncing back to full pre-pandemic service by the fall.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM May 08/23
United Way Winnipeg Receives $4.5M in Matched Funding
WINNIPEG -- United Way Winnipeg is receiving $4.5 million in matched funding from the province to support 24 family resource centres.
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- Monday 01PM May 08/23
10 Arrested After Drugs Found in Winnipeg Apartment
Winnipeg police have charged 10 people after officers spotted drugs inside an apartment over the weekend.
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- Monday 12PM May 08/23
Manitoba sending fightfighters, aircraft to help Alberta fight wildfires
Manitoba is getting ready to send firefighters and equipment to help Alberta fight wildfires that have threatened communities across much of the western province.
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- Monday 12PM May 08/23
Canadians can rent cars through Uber starting Tuesday. Here’s how it works
Uber Rent is coming to Canada. Uber, the well-known ride-hailing company, says that starting Tuesday, Canadians can rent a car from companies including Avis, Hertz or Budget directly through the Uber mobile app. A spokesperson said the new function will provide a seamless way to rent a car when people need a vehicle to “head […]
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- Monday 12PM May 08/23
Manitoba sending equipment, crew members to help with Alberta wildfires
As more than 100 wildfires burn across Alberta, Manitoba is sending equipment and an air attack officer to help with the situation.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM May 08/23
Bank of Canada launches public consultations on digital currency
The Bank of Canada says it wants to hear from Canadians on what kind of features it should include in a potential digital currency. In an online survey running until June 19, the central bank asks what people think about a range of design options including being able to use the currency offline, to recover […]
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- Monday 11AM May 08/23
No injuries in Cliffwood Drive fire Monday morning
A house in Winnipeg's Southdale neighbourhood caught fire in an early-morning blaze on Monday, but firefighters say no one was hurt.© Global |
- Monday 11AM May 08/23
No Injuries in Southdale House Fire
WINNIPEG -- No injuries were reported early Monday in a house fire in the 100 block of Cliffwood Drive.
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- Monday 11AM May 08/23
MPI seeking input on MMIWG2S+ licence plate design
Manitobans will have an opportunity to weigh in on the design of new commemorative licence plates in honour of missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit individuals. Manitoba Public […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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