Friday 07AM May 26/23
'It breaks my heart': Celine Dion cancels 'Courage World Tour' concerts
Canadian singer Celine Dion has cancelled all of her concerts scheduled through to early spring 2024 due to an ongoing medical condition.
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- Friday 07AM May 26/23
Safe supply and the overdose crisis: An FAQ
In today’s Big Story podcast, harm reduction programs tend to be divisive, but Safer Supply â an initiative that provides drug users with prescribed narcotics as an alternative to the tainted substances they might find on the street â might be the most controversial of them all. The program has been criticized by politicians, “exposed” […]
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- Friday 07AM May 26/23
Some Residents to Return to Manitoba First Nation After Wildfire Forced Evacuation
Some residents of a First Nation in northern Manitoba are expected to return home after a nearby wildfire forced an evacuation.
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- Friday 06AM May 26/23
Shooting death nets 18-year sentence
The first time Leslie McLennan met Deena Marwick was in a junior high art class when Deena threw an eraser at the back of her head. âI heard the loudest […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06AM May 26/23
Elvis left the building and Smokey was, well⊠a little smoky, but the cats came back
A Winnipeg woman whose cats were trapped inside a burning apartment building has been reunited with her feline friends, days after fearing they were killed in the blaze. âI was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05AM May 26/23
Students search for summer jobs
Itâs that time of year for Winnipeg university students â the hunt for a summer job. For some, the search has turned into a struggle.
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- Friday 05AM May 26/23
Manitoba lawyers will be required to take Indigenous culture course
Manitoba lawyers will soon have to take mandatory training about Indigenous rights and history as part of a new requirement from the Law Society of Manitoba.Â
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- Friday 03AM May 26/23
El Niño is on our doorstep, but not all are created equal. So what does it mean for Canada?
A warming in a region of the Pacific Ocean is signalling a potential El Niño, which affects weather around the globe. But there isn't just one type of El Niño, so what can we expect?
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- Friday 02AM May 26/23
Goldeyes, city heading into extra innings with stadium lease
The Winnipeg Goldeyes’ stadium lease agreement with the city has hit another snag in its years-long run to home plate. Months of heated debate in 2020 resulted in a motion […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11PM May 25/23
Manitoba PC campaign co- chair Candice Bergen says young people 'brainwashed' at school in leaked recording
A co-chair of the Manitoba PCâs election campaign is heard saying that young people have been âbrainwashedâ at universities and schools in a leaked recording from a private event on Wednesday.
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- Thursday 10PM May 25/23
Tories publish then delete announcement about new support for gender-affirming care
The Manitoba NDP is questioning the province's commitment to gender-affirming care after the Progressive Conservative government deleted any mention of a $1.2-million funding pledge from its website.
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- Thursday 09PM May 25/23
'The sky was going red': Pimicikamak Cree Nation members describe 'scary' experience of fleeing wildfire
Pimicikamak Cree Nation member Russell McKay is ready to return home after fleeing from a "pretty dangerous" wildfire raging near his community.
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- Thursday 08PM May 25/23
Community organizations, pharmacies running low on take-home naloxone kits
A shortage in the number of free naloxone kits available through a government program has organizations that distribute the life-saving drug in Manitoba concerned.Â
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- Thursday 08PM May 25/23
Group of political activists plan to flood by-election ballot in Winnipeg
A group of political activists is planning to flood the ballot in a federal by-election in Winnipeg with more than 60 independent candidates in protest of Canada's current electoral system.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM May 25/23
'It will be here for generations to come': New garden at Manitoba Legislature honours residential school students
A new garden honouring the children who attended residential schools in the country has now been planted at the Manitoba Legislature.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Police search for missing 15-year-old boy last seen in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police are asking for help to find a missing 15-year-old boy last seen earlier this week.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
'Going to skyrocket': Community organizations running low on naloxone kits
Community organizations handing out naloxone kits say they are running low, but the province says the issue isn't because of access to the drug.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Spring spike in youth ATV-related injuries: Shared Health
Children’s Hospital doctors are warning Manitoba parents to be diligent, after noting an increase in serious injuries involving all-terrain vehicles. According to a Thursday news release from Shared Health, the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Rural paramedics union rings summer alarm
As Manitobans prepare for summer holidays, the union representing rural paramedics is warning popular vacation destinations also have some of the longest ambulance response times. Rural emergency medical service response […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Missing 15-year-old boy last seen in Winnipeg's Fort Richmond area
Police are asking Winnipeggers to be on the lookout for a missing 15-year-old boy.
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- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Story about â60s Scoop takes flight
Little Bird is no small feat. Not only because it took seven years to get from concept to release, or because filming for the six-part television series was plagued by […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
First Nations leaders decry patronage appointment
The Tory government is under fire for giving a patronage appointment to a former Manitoba attorney general who doesnât believe the residential school system was a form of genocide. Indigenous […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
First Nations leaders decry patronage appointment
The Tory government is under fire for giving a patronage appointment to a former Manitoba attorney general who doesnât believe the residential school system was a form of genocide. Indigenous […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Greg who? NDP has to make voters forget about last leader
When NDP Leader Wab Kinew seeks a mandate to govern in the upcoming provincial election, his biggest challenge will be to convince voters he wonât blow the bank and rack […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
Tory campaign co-chair Bergen bemoans âbrainwashedâ youth
Progressive Conservative election campaign co-chair Candice Bergen lamented the entitlement and disengagement of young people, some of whom she described as brainwashed by the education system, while praising a group […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM May 25/23
News briefs for Friday, May 26, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, May 26, 2023 Missing boy, 15, last seen in Fort Richmond area 8:39 AM Police are asking for the public’s help […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM May 25/23
Group providing peer support in public washroom says overnight staffing too dangerous right now
The organization providing peer support services at the city's public washroom on Main Street says it would be too dangerous for them to staff the facility around the clock.
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- Thursday 06PM May 25/23
Man hurt during arrest was aggressive toward children, Winnipeg police, watchdog report says
A Manitoba police watchdog report says a Winnipeg man was yelling at people in a yard during a children's party in 2022 and cut down part of a fence using a power saw and hatchet before he was hurt during his arrest.
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- Thursday 06PM May 25/23
Domestic victims services pilot project now permanent
The Manitoba government has decided a pilot project that had provincial victim services workers work out of Winnipeg police headquarters to help address domestic incidents will become permanent. The program, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM May 25/23
- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
City eyes permanent public washroom hours options
Safety concerns could prevent Winnipegâs permanent public washroom from operating 24 hours, delaying a key goal of its supporters. A new city staff report lists options to give vulnerable people […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
Most of southern Manitoba under heat warning
Most of southern Manitoba, including Winnipeg and Brandon are under a heat warning according to Environment and Climate Change Canada© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
Man charged for alleged baseball bat assault in Thompson
A 27-year-old man is charged with aggravated assault, break and enter with intent and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose. He was remanded into custody.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
Winnipeg's Children's Hospital sees 20 youth treated for ATV-related injuries since mid-March
HSC Childrenâs emergency has treated 20 patients under the age of 18 for ATV-related injuries since mid-March, including fractures of the skull, spine, pelvis and jaw, a release Thursday said.
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- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
Supply issue puts crimp in provincial naloxone kit distribution
Organizations that distribute life-saving naloxone kits say supply has dried up, just as need has begun to increase. While Winnipeg community support group RaY typically receives around 400 allotments of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
âHate is not welcome hereâ: Winnipeg sports teams unite with initiative
Winnipeg’s sports teams are coming together for an initiative that aims to make everyone feel welcome at their games. “Over the next 6 months, Winnipeg’s sports teams will be sending a clear message. Hate is not welcome here,” explained David Asper, owner of the Winnipeg Sea Bears. The Winnipeg Jets, Manitoba Moose, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, […]
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- Thursday 05PM May 25/23
Winnipeg hospital seeing uptick in ATV injuries in children
A Winnipeg hospital says it's seeing an increase in serious injuries among children related to all-terrain vehicle use.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
Ride safely or donât ride at all, Shared Health warns
Since mid-March, Health Sciences Centre has treated 20 underage patients for injuries including fractures to the skull, spine, pelvis and jaw.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
Active heat warning engulfs southern Manitoba
A heat warning is in affect across parts of Manitoba today, as hot and humid conditions take affect.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
More than his disability, Canadian man stops in Winnipeg on his cross-country tour
Jonathan Allenger started his ride in Vancouver 19 days ago. His goal is to raise $1 million to support research for better medication and treatments for MS.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
IIU injury probe ends after Winnipeg officerâs death
The province’s civilian police oversight agency has released its final report on a serious injury suffered during a Winnipeg arrest — an unusual case in which the accused officer died […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
'Planning to attack me': Woman shares warning with others after attack in south Winnipeg
A woman is sharing a recent experience where she said she was attacked in south Winnipeg, in hopes others will be more vigilant in their daily activities.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
Some Pimicikamak, Man. residents returning home after wildfire prompts evacuation order
Some residents of Pimicikamak Cree Nation are returning home after a raging wildfire prompted an evacuation order Wednesday night.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM May 25/23
Manitoba Museum launches 2SLGBTQ+ exhibit ahead of Pride Week
On the eve of Pride week in Winnipeg, the Manitoba Museum, in partnership with the Rainbow Resource Centre, have launched a new exhibit titled â If These Walls Could Talk: 50 years of 2SLGBTQ+ activism in Winnipeg. It explores the issues the 2SLGBTQ+ community faced after decriminalization of homosexuality in 1969. âI think itâs just […]
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- Thursday 03PM May 25/23
Nine wildfires currently burning in Manitoba
A new bulletin from the Manitoba Wildfire Service says there are nine active wildfires currently burning in the province.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM May 25/23
Toronto police say no charges against former Unifor boss in alleged bribery case
Former Unifor president Jerry Dias was not charged as the result of an investigation launched last year into allegations that the longtime union leader accepted a bribe, Toronto Police said Thursday. The police’s financial crimes unit began investigating the former president of Canada’s largest private sector union last spring after the union handed over money […]
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- Thursday 03PM May 25/23
Walmart photo centre prints sale
Walmart photo centre has 4×6 prints on sale for 11 cents each. Online only and free in-store pickup.
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- Thursday 02PM May 25/23
Some residents to return to Manitoba First Nation after wildfire forced evacuation
Some residents of a First Nation in northern Manitoba are expected to return home after a nearby wildfire forced an evacuation. Thousands from Pimicikamak Cree Nation left the community for lodgings in Thompson, Winnipeg, Brandon and The Pas late Wednesday evening. Leadership decided to evacuate the community after the encroaching fire started spewing embers and […]
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- Thursday 02PM May 25/23
Brandon police arrest man in connection with SnapChat luring investigation
Police said they received a report Sunday about an adult man giving meth to a 15-year-old girl, after the girl's parents took her to hospital for treatment.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM May 25/23
Brandon Man Facing Charges After Teen Lured, Drugged
A Brandon man is facing several charges after police say he lured a teen over Snapchat.
© 2023. This article Brandon Man Facing Charges After Teen Lured, Drugged appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 02PM May 25/23
Police seize $10K worth of magic mushrooms from Winnipeg dispensary
Winnipeg police say they seized $10,000 worth of psilocybin and found evidence of trafficking when they raided a business that called itself Manitoba's first magic mushroom dispensary, as well as a home on Waterfront Drive.
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- Thursday 01PM May 25/23
Northern Manitoba First Nation Evacuates Due to Encroaching Wildfire
Wildfire crews are working to suppress a fire near a northern Manitoba First Nation that has forced some residents to leave the community.
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- Thursday 01PM May 25/23
Two Arrested After Magic Mushroom Dispensary Raid
Winnipeg police have released further details on the raid last week of a shop selling illegal magic mushrooms.
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- Thursday 01PM May 25/23
2 face charges after Winnipeg mushroom shop raid
Winnipeg police announced charges against a man and a woman in connection with a raid at a magic mushroom shop in Osborne Village last Friday.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM May 25/23
Modified BB gun, fentanyl seized by Manitoba RCMP at Headingley hotel
A Winnipeg man is facing firearm and drug charges after a suspect was spotted with a weapon in a Headingley-area hotel, Manitoba RCMP say.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM May 25/23
Province, police cement partnership to respond more rapidly to domestic violence calls
A pilot project launched two years ago â a partnership between Winnipeg police and Manitoba Justice â to provide quicker support to victims of domestic violence, is being made permanent.
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- Thursday 12PM May 25/23
Two arrested during police bust of Winnipeg magic mushroom store
Two people are facing charges following a bust last week at a magic mushroom store on Osborne.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM May 25/23
Cineplex $3 Family Favourites
Lots of great movies coming up for the Cineplex $3 family favourites. These movies play at participating theaters on Saturday mornings, and it’s only $3 per ticket. You can book tickets online in advance. – Saturday May 27th – Katak ... Read More »
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- Thursday 12PM May 25/23
Teenage girl given meth, sexually assaulted, Brandon police say
Police have arrested a 23-year-old Brandon man accused of giving meth to a teenage girl and sexually assaulting her.
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- Thursday 11AM May 25/23
Air Canada flights grounded after airline suffers tech issue
Air Canada was forced to ground its flights Thursday after suffering an internal technical issue.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM May 25/23
Province, Police Implement Permanent Program to Assist in Domestic Incident Calls
WINNIPEG -- A pilot project between the Manitoba government and Winnipeg police to assist families experiencing domestic violence has been made permanent.
© 2023. This article Province, Police Implement Permanent Program to Assist in Domestic Incident Calls appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
No one injured in Curtis Street barbecue fire, Winnipeg firefighters say
Winnipeg firefighters say a blaze at a Curtis Street duplex was likely accidentally caused by a barbecue.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
'Only the beginning': The Indigenous girlsâ football team thatâs making history
For the first time ever, the Falcons Football Club is fielding a senior girlsâ team which is competing in the Manitoba Girls Football Association.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
Pilot project to assist domestic violence victims becomes permanent
The province will be making an announcement regarding domestic incidents at 11 a.m. outside Winnipeg Police Service headquarters. Global News will be livestreaming the event here.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
Freedom Mobile unveils first nationwide plan following Rogers-Shaw deal
MONTREAL â Freedom Mobile will offer a $50 plan that includes unlimited calls and texts as well as 40 GB of data usable nationwide and in the U.S. following its acquisition by Quebecor Inc.’s Videotron. The $2.85 billion deal was prompted by Rogers Communications Inc.’s takeover of Shaw Communications Inc., which agreed last year to […]
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- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
George Floyd death anniversary: Reckoning with police violence in limbo
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) â The murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police, and the fervent protests that erupted around the world in response, looked to many observers like the catalyst needed for a nationwide reckoning on racism in policing. For more than nine minutes, a white officer pressed his knee to the neck […]
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- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
Opposition MPs to seek testimony from foreign interference watchdog David Johnston
OTTAWA â Opposition MPs are looking to put former governor general David Johnston, who is investigating allegations of foreign interference, in the hot seat. Members of a parliamentary procedure committee are set to discuss an invitation to Johnston at a meeting this afternoon. The Conservative, NDP and Bloc MPs said in a letter earlier this […]
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- Thursday 10AM May 25/23
Program helping incarcerated mothers connect with their children
For many incarcerated people, the only way they can see their family is behind a glass partition with no physical contact, and usually only for a very short time. Now, that might be a good way to meet with your lawyer, but it’s certainly no way to foster a bond between a mother and their […]
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- Thursday 09AM May 25/23
Struggling to return to the office? Youâre not alone, new study shows
A new study is highlighting the dynamic of Canadians returning to the office and the struggles of getting back to what was once the norm for workers. A global study by Unispace found that employers are having difficulty convincing their people to work from the office but are overlooking a willingness from employees to return […]
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- Thursday 09AM May 25/23
Whiteshell highway earns dubious honour as Manitobaâs worst road â again
According to the results of CAA Manitoba's annual survey, Highway 307 near Eleanor Lake earned the dubious honour as the province's worst road.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM May 25/23
Rural road named Manitobaâs worst
A rural route has been named Manitobaâs worst road for the second consecutive year. Provincial Road 307 again received the top dishonour in CAA Manitobaâs annual survey. âAccording to survey […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 09AM May 25/23
Raging wildfire forces 7,000 people to flee Pimicikamak Cree Nation
A major wildfire burning out of control in northern Manitoba has forced the sudden evacuation of Pimicikamak Cree Nation.
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- Thursday 08AM May 25/23
Road Leading to the Whiteshell Voted Manitobaâs âWorstâ
WINNIPEG -- The votes are in and Manitobans have determined Provincial Road 307 is the province's "worst road."
© 2023. This article Road Leading to the Whiteshell Voted Manitoba’s ‘Worst’ appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Thursday 08AM May 25/23
CAA reveals Manitoba's worst road
Provincial Road 307 has been named Manitobaâs worst road for the second year in a row.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM May 25/23
Costco online only promotion on large purchases
If you have been waiting to make a large purchase on the Costco website, now would be the time. Lots of discounts on purchases over $1,000, just depends the amount you’re spending. These are all for online only, and you ... Read More »
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- Thursday 07AM May 25/23
Nearby wildfire leads to state of emergency in northern Manitoba community
Chief and council of Pimicikamak Cree Nation declared a state of emergency overnight as residents are threatened by a 1,200-hectare blaze.© Global |
- Thursday 07AM May 25/23
Northern Manitoba community evacuates due to wildfire; some starting to return home
Some people are starting to return home Thursday after a wildfire burning near a northern Manitoba community prompted emergency evacuations of more than 7,000 people Wednesday night.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM May 25/23
Emergency evacuation underway in northern Manitoba community
Emergency evacuations are underway in Cross Lake, Man. as a wildfire closes in on the community.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM May 25/23
How do we fight the bigger, hotter wildfires of the future?
In today’s Big Story podcast, in the last few weeks, âunprecedentedâ Canadian wildfires have been occurring due to the persistence of the conditions that allow our forests to burn. But we arenât helpless. Whether itâs earlier detection, more accurate predictions, different management approaches, or ways to get boots on the ground faster, the way we […]
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- Thursday 06AM May 25/23
Winnipeg Community Groups Facing Naloxone Shortages
WINNIPEG -- A shortage of the life-saving opioid reversal agent naloxone is impacting local community organizations.
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- Thursday 06AM May 25/23
Archdiocese sued over alleged sex crimes
A Winnipeg man who alleges he was sexually abused decades ago by two Catholic priests â including one who was convicted of sex crimes in the 1990s â is suing […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05AM May 25/23
Canadian researcher helps define new standards for diagnosing concussions
Recognizing and properly diagnosing concussions has also been an issue in clinical settings. A Canadian researcher hopes that will change with a new diagnostic standard he helped develop.© CTV |
- Thursday 05AM May 25/23
New series tells story of Sixties Scoop survivor learning about her past
The co-creator and showrunner for a series premiering this week hopes that her personal connection to the subject matter will shine through.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05AM May 25/23
Manitoba needs to regulate chiropractors better after public inquiry over Facebook post: expert
A leader in the field of professional regulation says a move to better regulate chiropractors could improve the complaints and discipline process for an association that tried to discipline someone for posting a pro-vaccine news article on her social media.Â
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- Thursday 05AM May 25/23
'All that was left for me was jail or death:' Manitoban credits Winnipeg treatment centre for saving his life
Shane Sturby-Highfield was homeless, unemployed and struggling with drug and alcohol abuse â and without Winnipeg's Bruce Oake Recovery Centre, he would either be in jail or dead, he says.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 10PM May 24/23
Trudeau town hall magic begins to fade
Among hardcore Liberals in this country, there is an unshakeable faith that no matter what happens in the national political debate, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will overcome with his charm […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09PM May 24/23
Manitoba launches online guide aiming to improve treatment for opioid use disorder
A new guide aiming to make treatment for opioid use disorder more accessible across the province is being launched by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba this week.Â
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- Wednesday 08PM May 24/23
Mattea Roach overcomes fatherâs death to finish second in âJeopardy Mastersâ
Canadian quiz show champ Mattea Roach made it to the finals, but couldn’t clinch the “Jeopardy Masters” title. The Toronto-based writer and podcast host finished second on Wednesday’s episode, with a combined score of $41,685. James Holzhauer took home the prize, with a score of $43,795, while Matt Amodio came in third with $15,200. The […]
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- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
Little hope for Toriesâ late bills
With just six sitting days left in the legislative session, the Progressive Conservative government has introduced a new bill that would allow First Nations to enforce bylaws and collect fines. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
Province, city hammer out new ambulance service funding deal
After several years of negotiations, the City of Winnipeg finally has a new contract to provide ambulance service for the province, though some fear it lacks the resources needed to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
Province, city hammer out new ambulance service funding deal
After several years of negotiations, the City of Winnipeg finally has a new contract to provide ambulance service for the province, though some fear it lacks the resources needed to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
LGBTTQ+ supporters send strong message against hate
The message most commonly emblazoned on signs and banners inside the Vincent Massey High School gymnasium on Tuesday night was âDonât.â As in, âdonât ban books in our schools.â But […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
âGreat disserviceâ: Manitoba certification rules freeze educators out of North
Manitobaâs strict teacher certification rules are discouraging educators who have trained and worked outside the province from taking jobs locally, and contributing to chronic staffing shortages in northern schools. âThe […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
âGreat disserviceâ: Manitoba certification rules freeze educators out of North
Manitobaâs strict teacher certification rules are discouraging educators who have trained and worked outside the province from taking jobs locally, and contributing to chronic staffing shortages in northern schools. âThe […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM May 24/23
News briefs for Thursday, May 25, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, May 25, 2023 Pimicikamak evacuates because of nearby wildfires 10:06 AM Thousands of members of Pimicikamak Cree Nation fled their homes […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM May 24/23
NDP reveals Shared Health data showing rural paramedic numbers shrinking
Manitoba’s roster of rural paramedics shrank by more than 80 workers in under three years, according to statistics released by the New Democrats. Opposition Leader Wab Kinew tabled figures from […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM May 24/23
Manitoba chiropractor cleared of misconduct
A Selkirk chiropractor has been cleared of professional misconduct allegations for sharing vaccine-related news coverage on social media. Posting links to COVID-related news articles during the height of the vaccine […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM May 24/23
First Nations celebrate reclamation of former Kapyong Barracks lands
With drumming, blessings and traditional ceremonies, Treaty One Nation celebrated a land reclamation that they hope will spark others. The Wednesday event was the first to be held on the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM May 24/23
Winnipeg student to confront algae blooms at international competition
'By reducing high amounts of phosphorus ... weâre essentially able to reduce the growth of blue-green algae,' explains Manitoba student Baljot Rai of his winning science project.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM May 24/23
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