Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
RCMP investigating after human remains found in Matlock Beach area
Selkirk RCMP are investigating after human remains were found over the weekend in the Matlock Beach area.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
Human remains found on shore of Lake Winnipeg: RCMP
The Manitoba RCMP says human remains have been found on the shore of Lake Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
Winnipeg cops seek homicide suspect considered armed and dangerous
Winnipeg homicide investigators are searching for Aaron Wayne Azure, 38, after a man was found by police May 10 near Stella Avenue and Main Street with fatal injuries.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
Brandon 19-year-old dies in Highway 3 rollover
RCMP said in a release Tuesday that a 19-year-old man from Brandon, Man., died following a single-vehicle rollover May 21.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
Suspect identified in murder of 31-year-old father from Peguis First Nation
Winnipeg police are searching for a suspect in connection with the murder of a 31-year-old man from Peguis First Nation. Vincent Brian Jeffery Kipling was found injured on the night of May 10 near Stella Avenue and Main Street. Paramedics and officers attempted to save his life at the scene before transporting him to hospital, […]
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- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
One Manitoban dead after highway rollover
A 19-year-old male from Brandon, and the lone occupant of the vehicle, was not wearing his seatbelt and was thrown from the vehicle.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
Police searching for homicide suspect considered armed and dangerous
Winnipeg police are searching for a man who is wanted in connection to a homicide two weeks ago.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 23/23
Rollover on Manitoba highway kills 19-year-old man
A 19-year-old man is dead after a crash on a Manitoba highway this weekend where his car rolled over several times and landed on the roof.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Brandon Man Ejected in Fatal Rollover Crash
A 19-year-old Brandon man was killed over the weekend in a single-vehicle rollover crash on Highway 3.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Dozens speaking against LGBTQ2S+ book banning in Brandon
A presentation to Brandon School Division trustees calling for the removal of books with LGBTQ2S+ content has caused an outcry in the community, with dozens speaking against it Tuesday evening.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Book ban voted down at Brandon school board meeting
The Brandon School Division will not be removing books with LGBTQ2S+ content© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Man Stabbed on Winnipeg Bus During Altercation: Police
Winnipeg police say a man was stabbed aboard a city bus last Friday during an altercation with two to three other people.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Winnipeg targets neglected, derelict properties 'to reduce neighbourhood blight'
More ways to tackle derelict properties in Winnipeg are being proposed, including expediting demolition permits and forcing owners to install security fences, lighting and cameras around problem buildings.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Premier Stefanson remains banned from speaking at Pride rally
Manitoba's premier will not be allowed to speak at this year's annual Pride rally, but says she will be walking in the parade.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 23/23
Manitoba increases funding for Winnipeg Pride; Premier Stefanson to walk in parade
The Manitoba government is putting up new money to support Pride events and services for the LGBTQ community. Premier Heather Stefanson says Pride Winnipeg is to receive annual grants of $250,000, which allows the organization to hire staff and offer year-round programming. The Progressive Conservative government is also putting up $490,000 over two years to […]
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- Tuesday 12PM May 23/23
Winnipeg continues to crack down on vacant building problem after latest string of fires
Winnipeg is hoping to fast track the demolition of vacant buildings in the city. It’s one of a handful of recommendations announced Tuesday aimed at dealing with Winnipeg’s vacant house problem. The city also wants owners of vacant buildings to properly secure their properties with fences and cameras. Owners could face a fine for not […]
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- Tuesday 12PM May 23/23
Stabbing incident on Winnipeg transit bus leaves man hospitalized: WPS
On Friday, just before May long weekend at 5:15 p.m. police say they went to the area of Sargent Avenue and Balmoral Street for reports of a stabbing.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 23/23
Manitoba premier will walk in 2023 Winnipeg Pride parade after skipping last year's
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson plans to walk in this year's Pride parade in Winnipeg after being banned from speaking at Winnipeg Pride events for not walking in last year's parade.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 23/23
U of M Tapped to Host Men’s Basketball Championship
The University of Manitoba will play host to the top men's basketball teams in Canada West early next year.
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- Tuesday 11AM May 23/23
Province creates new gender-equity office to co-ordinate services for LGBTTQ+ community
The Manitoba government is creating a new gender-equity secretariat to better co-ordinate services for the LGBTTQ+ community and providing annual operating funding to Pride Winnipeg. Premier Heather Stefanson said the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM May 23/23
Federal government announces new program to streamline airport security
With the aim of avoiding the travel chaos that gripped the country last summer, the federal government is rolling out a new Verified Traveller Program it says will streamline the airport security check-in process.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Zellers expanding pop-up locations across Canada
Hudson's Bay says it has raised $240 million in additional liquidity to invest in expanding more locations of Zellers across the country.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
1 hospitalized, 1 displaced after series of Winnipeg fires
The two occupants of the home self-evacuated before crews were arrived. One was treated by on-scene paramedics, then transported to hospital in critical condition.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Burt Block Party goes country with Brett Kissel announcement
The historic Burton Cummings Theatre in downtown Winnipeg is bringing award-winning country star Brett Kissel to its fifth Burt Block Party night of the summer on Friday, Aug. 18.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Part 3 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting May 23rd
Here is the third part of the deals of the week from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first and second parts.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting May 23rd
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first and third parts too.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Off to the Races: Assiniboia Downs Thrills on Opening Night
Let it be noted that the winner of the first race on the first card of the first night of the 2023 Assiniboia Downs race meet was Market King, a seven-year-old Kentucky gelding whose grandfather is the legendary AP Indy.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Part 1 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting May 23rd
Here are the deals from the regent location in Winnipeg. Sales are mostly the same from store to store, just some variety due to stock or seasonal items. Make sure to check out part two and three.
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Winnipeg mayor, councillors propose plan to tackle vacant, derelict building issues
Winnipeg's mayor and three city councillors announce new proposed enforcement measures on derelict buildings Tuesday morning.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
1 in critical condition after fire at home on St. Mary’s Road
One person was hospitalized in critical condition after a fire in southeast Winnipeg Tuesday morning. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service says it responded to a fire around 12:30 a.m. at a single-storey, multi-family home on St. Mary’s Road. Crews say they arrived to find smoke coming from the house. The fire was declared under control […]
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Incarcerated women learning how to be better moms from behind bars
Some of Canada’s most notorious criminals called the Grand Valley Institution for Women home. But the focus here isn’t just on punishment, it’s also on rehabilitation. And for some of the women, that means learning how to be a better mom. On any given day, there are 700 women in Canada’s prisons. They are women […]
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- Tuesday 10AM May 23/23
Johnston advises against inquiry, but aims to hold hearings on foreign interference
Special rapporteur David Johnston said Tuesday that a formal inquiry into foreign interference is not needed, that public hearings should be held as part of his own mandate. Johnston said an inquiry could not be undertaken in public because of the sensitivity of the intelligence involved, and formal subpoena powers are not required for him […]
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- Tuesday 09AM May 23/23
North Dakota plans new state park near Canadian border
North Dakota is planning a new state park in a scenic gorge close to the Canadian border to promote tourism in the northeastern part of the state.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM May 23/23
Winnipeg Firefighters Respond to Three Blazes in One Hour
WINNIPEG -- It was a busy Monday morning for Winnipeg firefighters after three separate structure fires were reported within an hour of each other.
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- Tuesday 09AM May 23/23
Ottawa announces new trusted-traveller program to speed up airport lines
The federal government is rolling out a revamp of its trusted-traveller program to help clear clogged airports as the summer travel season kicks off. Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says a new verified-traveller program will open dedicated security screening lines at six of the country’s biggest airports by June 21. Eligible passengers include NEXUS members, military […]
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- Tuesday 09AM May 23/23
Winnipeg mayor announces new measures to crack down on vacant and derelict buildings
The City of Winnipeg may soon have new measures to crack down on vacant and derelict buildings in the city.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM May 23/23
Proposed measures to crack down on vacant and derelict buildings in Winnipeg
The City of Winnipeg may soon have new measures to crack down on vacant and derelict buildings in the city.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM May 23/23
Incense, electrical issues cause Monday structure fires in Winnipeg
Winnipeg firefighters were called to three structure fires Monday, one of which appears to have been caused by incense left burning.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM May 23/23
McDonald’s summer drink days
Also saw a commercial on TV that for Manitoba and Saskatchewan, you can get a small red raspberry or pink lemonade slushie for $2.
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- Tuesday 08AM May 23/23
Walmart photo centre prints deal
Walmart having a 2 day sale on larger prints, order them online and in-store pickup.
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- Tuesday 08AM May 23/23
Man stabbed on transit bus, police looking for multiple suspects
Winnipeg police are looking for multiple suspects after a stabbing on a city bus Friday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM May 23/23
Winnipeg crews respond to 3 fires in 8-hour span
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service was kept busy on Monday, responding to three unrelated fires around the city.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM May 23/23
North Dakota plans new state park near border with Manitoba
Because of its proximity to Winnipeg, the park is expected to draw Canadian tourists and others to the gorge, which was carved out by glaciers.© Global |
- Tuesday 07AM May 23/23
The ignoble end of ‘the world’s worst McDonald’s’
In today’s Big Story podcast, it’s challenging to gain notoriety among the more than 40,000 McDonald’s franchises worldwide, but Ottawa’s Rideau Street location managed to achieve it. With incidents ranging from violent confrontations to general chaos and viral occurrences (like the infamous raccoon fight), this recently closed restaurant earned the moniker bestowed upon it by […]
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- Tuesday 07AM May 23/23
Ford to Buy Lithium for Electric Car Batteries from Quebec’s Nemaska Lithium
MONTREAL — A Quebec company building a lithium mine and production plan has signed an 11-year deal to sell products to Ford for use in electric car batteries.
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- Tuesday 06AM May 23/23
Bad memories / new threat
BRANDON — During a November visit to Brandon, Allan Tyler saw something so surprising he pulled his car over to take a picture of it. Outside Knox United Church was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05AM May 23/23
Prince Harry’s effort to pay for British police protection fails in court
A London judge ruled Tuesday against Prince Harry in his efforts to pay for police protection when he visits Britain. A High Court judge rejected the Duke of Sussex’s assertion that the British government exceeded its authority when it denied him the right to hire police to provide security in the U.K. The British government […]
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- Tuesday 05AM May 23/23
No public inquiry into foreign interference: Special rapporteur Johnston to undertake 'public hearings'
A public process is required on the issue of foreign interference, special rapporteur David Johnston says, but not in the form of a public inquiry.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM May 23/23
Manitoba chiropractor cleared of misconduct after posting pro-vaccine news story
The case against chiropractor Carolyn Weiss placed her in the middle of a divide in the profession over vaccination, an internal conflict that splits chiropractors between two factions: the evidence-based practitioners and the more traditional ones, explained experts.
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- Tuesday 05AM May 23/23
Brandon School Division trustees to hear from dozens of delegates regarding call for LGBTQ book ban
School board trustees will hear from dozens of delegates in Brandon, Man., on Tuesday evening following a delegation's call to remove LGBTQ, sexual education resources and other books in school libraries at a meeting earlier this month.
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- Tuesday 02AM May 23/23
Tories can’t hide after MPI CEO’s firing
The decision to fire Manitoba Public Insurance chief executive officer Eric Herbelin was not much of a shock, really. The timing — on the Sunday of the May long weekend […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM May 23/23
Premier must speak up on health workers contract talks
Considering staff shortages are the main cause of long wait times for surgery, diagnostic testing and emergency-room services, it’s bewildering how the Stefanson government has allowed allied health workers to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM May 23/23
Need more congestion? Route 90 plan is the $500-M ticket
The projected cost of the city’s plan to widen Route 90 is equivalent to a 6.9 per cent property tax increase for every Winnipeg homeowner. It will take 30 years […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM May 23/23
Wake-up call in bedtime story embracing failure
I was reading with my kid the other night. Bedtime stories are different now that she’s a little older. We’ve mostly transitioned from me reading to her, to us reading […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 09PM May 22/23
All the world’s a stage to dedicated volunteer
To volunteer, or not to volunteer? To Joan Dennison, the answer is obvious. Dennison volunteers with Shakespeare in the Ruins, which stages a Shakespearean play at the Trappist Monastery Provincial […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 22/23
North Dakota plans new state park near Manitoba border
North Dakota is planning a new state park in a scenic gorge close to the Manitoba border to promote tourism in the northeastern part of the state.
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- Monday 07PM May 22/23
“A different ability”: Tyvon Disbrowe’s hockey journey
"Don't think of it as a disability, think of it as a different ability," he said. "That's what my mom and dad would always tell me when I would try to give up on things."© Global |
- Monday 07PM May 22/23
News briefs for Tuesday, May 23, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, May 23, 2023 Vacant William Avenue home burns again 9:59 AM Firefighters were dispatched to extinguish a blaze in a William […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM May 22/23
Deacon's Corner project to cause traffic delays: Province
Motorists who frequently use Deacon's Corner as part of their commute should plan for more driving time or find another route beginning Tuesday.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM May 22/23
Gymkyds picnic fundraiser fills in for cancelled Teddy Bears' Picnic
The Teddy Bears' Picnic may be cancelled this year, but that hasn't stopped a generous gymnastics club from bringing people together to heal some hurt stuffed animals and raise money for a good cause.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM May 22/23
Deacon’s corner construction begins May 23
Construction will begin tomorrow on a busy intersection southeast of Winnipeg, causing traffic delays. The intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway at Provincial Road (PR) 207, also known as Deacon’s Corner, will undergo reconstruction. Flagpeople will control traffic May 23 beginning at 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Once the temporary shutdown is complete, traffic control signage...© Global |
- Monday 05PM May 22/23
Manitoba air quality a concern as western provinces continue to battle wildfires
As wildfire season gets underway in the prairies, many people, especially those with respiratory illnesses now need to pay closer attention to the air quality, especially as haze from fires starts spreading across the country. Parts of western Canada, especially in Alberta have already been hit by major wildfires this year. The latest figures from […]
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- Monday 05PM May 22/23
'Such good weather': Tinkertown opens for the summer
The town where the train goes around is open again for another summer of carnival food, midway games, and rides for young and old.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM May 22/23
Manitoba First Nation calling for immediate help
Editor’s Note: Some of the details in this report are graphic and may be disturbing to some readers *CONTENT WARNING: Mentions of suicide* A Northern Manitoba First Nation is calling for immediate help to address the community’s isolation problem after the recent suicides of two teen girls and attempts by five others have deeply impacted the […]
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- Monday 05PM May 22/23
‘It’s the most extreme sport in Canada’: Indian Horse Relay closes Manito Ahbee Festival
A team consists of a rider dressed in traditional Indigenous regalia and three painted thoroughbreds. After each lap, the rider jumps off one horse and onto the next.© Global |
- Monday 05PM May 22/23
Winnipeg mother living in car with son advocates for rental insurance after apartment fire
A Winnipeg mother is urging anyone who doesn't have tenant insurance to get it, because she's now living in her car with her teenage son following a massive apartment fire on Friday night.
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- Monday 05PM May 22/23
‘In the path of our ancestors’: Indian Horse Relay closes annual Manito Ahbee festival
With his one-year-old son on his shoulders, smiling, Toby Bear stands up against the fence at the front of the race track, taking in the action. “There they go!” he […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM May 22/23
'Extreme sport' of Indian Horse Relay makes return to Manito Ahbee festival
The sport known as Indian Horse Relay returned to the Manito Ahbee festival Monday. Riders from across western Canada took part. There are no saddles, no helmets just a horse, a bridle and a whole lot of adrenaline.
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- Monday 04PM May 22/23
- Monday 03PM May 22/23
Terminal cancer patient renews call for psilocybin access amid Winnipeg magic mushroom shop bust
The active component in magic mushrooms helped give Janis Hughes, 66, a new outlook on life as she prepares for death — a benefit the Stage 4 breast cancer patient wants others who are suffering to experience in a safe way.
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- Monday 02PM May 22/23
Consumers prefer self-checkouts when buying ’embarrassing’ products, UBC study finds
It appears people prefer to use self-checkout when buying "embarrassing" items, according to a University of British Columbia study.
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- Monday 01PM May 22/23
School board to vote on Christian lessons in classroom
Silver Heights families are the latest to request the community’s public school allow their children to participate in Christian lessons during the day — a longstanding, but little-known possibility under […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 01PM May 22/23
A firsthand account of life behind bars in Canadian women’s prisons
Movies and television shows have betrayed me, and probably you too at least when it comes to depicting life behind bars. For over a decade, I’ve been fascinated with and done a lot of reporting on Canada and Ontario’s correctional system. I’ve been in many provincial jails, and they look like jails, primarily dated, bars […]
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- Monday 12PM May 22/23
One year after Uvalde shooting, investigation of police response continues
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A criminal investigation in Texas over the hesitant police response to the Robb Elementary School shooting is still ongoing as Wednesday marks one year since a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers inside a fourth-grade classroom in Uvalde. The continuing probe underlines the lasting fallout over Texas’ deadliest school shooting […]
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- Monday 12PM May 22/23
'It's super fun': Caesar Week 2023 comes to an end
Winnipeg's restaurants are waiting to see who will be crowned the winner of Caesar Week 2023.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM May 22/23
'What we see here is a victory': Manito Ahbee Festival fulfils organizers' dreams
Some of the best Indigenous dancers and singers from across North America were in Winnipeg this weekend, participating in the 18th annual Manito Ahbee Festival.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM May 22/23
New documentary offers rare glimpse inside Ontario women’s prison
Canadian media are rarely allowed inside prisons, especially for extended periods of time, but Citytv was granted unprecedented access over the past few months to the Grand Valley Institution for Women, spending about two weeks with the inmates and staff that live and work in the multi-security-level prison in Kitchener, ON. It’s one of only […]
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- Monday 10AM May 22/23
Manitoba Public Insurance announces new leader amid review
WINNIPEG -- Manitoba Public Insurance has replaced its president and CEO with an interim leader amid a review the province ordered last month of the Crown-owned insurer.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM May 22/23
Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen says he was attacked outside Florida hotel in March
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen says he was blindsided during an attack on him outside a South Florida hotel following a concert earlier this year. “I heard a couple of steps and then I just saw this (flash) and the next thing I knew was I was on the ground,” […]
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- Monday 08AM May 22/23
Champion Trainer Gourneau Ready to Go
Jerry Gourneau is chasing something no other trainer in the modern history of Assiniboia Downs has ever achieved.
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- Monday 07AM May 22/23
Winnipeg teen fled hockey tournament after learning apartment was ablaze, dog stuck inside
A Winnipeg teen was playing in the Manito Ahbee hockey championship on Friday when he found out that his apartment block was engulfed in flames with his dog trapped inside.
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- Monday 07AM May 22/23
Sections of Archibald Street, York Avenue to Close
WINNIPEG -- Two temporary road closures will impact Winnipeg motorists in the coming days.
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- Monday 07AM May 22/23
The past, present, and future of Canadian farming
In today’s Big Story Podcast, Canada’s farming industry is undergoing a transition. An older generation of farmers are ready to retire, but finding successors for the family business poses a challenge. With corporate megafarms are acquiring farmland wherever possible, a younger generation of farmers strives to secure their own growing space. Keith Currie, an eighth-generation […]
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- Monday 07AM May 22/23
New agreement with WestJet pilots could mean the end of Swoop: sources
An agreement between WestJet and the union representing its pilots could mean the end of the budget airline Swoop. Multiple sources tell CityNews one of the terms of the agreement between the airline and the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) is that Swoop must be fully integrated into WestJet by October 2024. In a statement […]
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- Monday 06AM May 22/23
Riding in style for a good cause
Wearing their finest fitted suits, buttoned vests and flat caps, a group of bikers cruised through the city Sunday afternoon raising more than $14,000 for men’s health and turning heads […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06AM May 22/23
Father, boyfriend 'risk their lives every day by staying' in Ukraine
Kristina Kurdel fled her home in Ternopil with her mother when the war in Ukraine started. In a new short doc, Kurdel works hard to settle into her new life but wonders about her boyfriend and her father, who are still back home.
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- Monday 06AM May 22/23
National police force grapples with calls for change, shifting role as it turns 150
As the RCMP marks its 150th anniversary, a familiar, nagging question about the storied national police force is resurfacing: Should the Mounties withdraw from small communities across Canada to fully concentrate on big-ticket federal files such as cybercrime, fraud and human trafficking? The notion of a more focused version of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, […]
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- Monday 05AM May 22/23
Downtown Brandon on the rise 5 years after devastating 2018 fire
Brandonites say their community came back stronger with compassionate help for those affected by a fire that destroyed buildings, forced the evacuation of 200 people and caused more than $25 million in damage.
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- Monday 05AM May 22/23
As inquiry decision looms, here’s how Canada’s foreign interference saga has evolved
David Johnston is expected to announce Tuesday whether the federal Liberals should call a public inquiry on foreign interference.
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- Monday 03AM May 22/23
Canada's got a drinking problem — and one senator says Ottawa needs to step up
Alcohol is the leading cause of preventable death and disease in Canada. Critics say the government isn't doing enough to curb abuse.
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- Sunday 07PM May 21/23
Winnipeg motorcycle ride draws attention to men's mental health, fundraises for cancer research
Winnipeggers dressed in formal attire and revved up their motorcycles on Sunday for an annual ride fundraising for prostate cancer research and raising awareness of men’s mental health.
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- Sunday 07PM May 21/23
MPI names new interim CEO, Herbelin out
MPI has a new leader following the unceremonious departure of the Crown corporation’s former CEO. The new interim president and chief executive officer of Manitoba Public Insurance is now Marnie […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 07PM May 21/23
News briefs for Monday, May 22, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, May 22, 2023 Crews respond to three fires Monday, no injuries reported 5:48 PM The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 06PM May 21/23
New interim CEO at Manitoba Public Insurance after board ousts predecessor
Manitoba Public Insurance has a new interim president and chief executive officer, the province announced on Sunday.
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- Sunday 05PM May 21/23
Riders don formal attire for charity motorcycle ride that “breaks stereotypes”
Riders wear their suits, tuxedos, and formal attire for a leisurely cruise through town on vintage and classic motorcycles.© Global |
- Sunday 05PM May 21/23
Save on Foods $1.49 day deals
Save on foods is having another $1.49 sale day on Tuesday May 23rd. Above are some of the deals are having, to see them all check out their website.
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- Sunday 05PM May 21/23
Community rallies around residents displaced by massive apartment fire
The donations at Quail Ridge are coming in so quickly, volunteers are sending donors to the Assiniboia West Rec Centre, which is also collecting for the evacuees.© Global |
- Sunday 05PM May 21/23
Distinguished Gentleman's Ride raises money for men's health
Winnipeg drivers may have spotted a group of spiffy-looking motorcyclists cruising through the city Sunday afternoon. It's part of a global movement to raise money for men's health, and look great doing it.© CTV |
- Sunday 04PM May 21/23
Drag story time at Canadian Museum for Human Rights embodies inclusivity
Drag queens Feather Talia, Honey Dillia and Kymera read stories of inclusive families and love to children at the CMHR Saturday. Rainbow Tales was one of many events at the museum this spring that celebrate Pride.
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- Sunday 04PM May 21/23
MPI names Marnie Kacher as interim CEO
Kacher previously served as MPI's Vice President and Chief Operating Officer and has been with the crown corporation for 12 years.© Global |
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