Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
Expert offers advice for water pooling in basements
The familiar signs of spring are beginning to appear, and with them, homeowners are noticing water accumulating where it shouldn't: in their basements.
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Manitoba infant may be province's youngest pandemic death
A northern Manitoba First Nations infant is one of the latest victims of COVID-19. The province announced Thursday that 20 Manitobans had died of the disease caused by the novel coronavirus ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba's most powerful chief accused of sexual assault
A woman in a senior leadership position at the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs has accused Grand Chief Arlen Dumas — the most powerful Indigenous leader in the province — of ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
Protesters stage fake mask-burning in support of city staff required to wear them
Several dozen protesters pretended to burn face masks outside city hall Thursday, demanding an end to the civic administration’s mandate requiring employees to continue wearing them. “We’re concerned… (employees) are being ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
Premier apologizes after being skewered for response to ICU death
Accused of being callous and out of touch, Premier Heather Stefanson has apologized for talking about her son’s hockey triumph in response to questions in the legislature about the death ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba bill would set policing standards
Police officers in Manitoba could be subject to a blanket code of conduct and set of policing standards under new legislation proposed by the Progressive Conservative government. Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
After pandemic hiatus, St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Winnipeg come back with a bang
Itās his bandās biggest gig in years, but ahead of St. Patrickās Day this Thursday, Blair McEvoy says he and his bandmates in The Dust Rhinos didnāt even want to discuss it out of fear they might be getting their hopes up.Ā
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- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
Better-safe-than-sorry Manitoba businesses find plenty of support
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From angry phone calls to cruel posts on social media, some Manitoba businesses are facing abuse for sticking with face masks despite the end of provincial COVID-19 restrictions. But store owners ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 17/22
30 years for decades of child sex abuse
In what is believed to be the longest sentence of its kind in Canada, a Winnipeg man convicted of sexually abusing two generations of children from the same family has ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Unexplained delay in tax forms concern for seniors
A Winnipeg senior says Ottawa is leaving the most vulnerable at risk of financial ruin, due to a delay in providing tax forms. “This could really hurt people,” argued Art ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Altona concert in support of Ukraine, friendship
As his long-time Ukrainian friend guards a bridge in his village near Lviv, Callum Morrison will try to help from southern Manitoba. “I’m not ethnically Ukrainian… but for one, I’m human ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Mennonite Central Committee thrift shops in Manitoba celebrate 50th anniversary
The network of MCC thrift shops has provided millions of dollars to support the relief, development and peace work in Manitoba and around the world.
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- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba eyes new standards for police, more time for people to file complaints
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government has promised new standards and rules of conduct for police, but the Opposition New Democrats say little will change unless there are more consequences for officers who misbehave.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
ANALYSIS: Copp reflective when discussing injury scare, future as trade deadline looms
Andrew Copp returned to practice after a concussion scare but the emotional roller-coaster is only beginning with four days until the NHL's trade deadline.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Truck stuck in Portage Avenue underpass causing traffic delays
A large truck became stuck under the underpass at Portage Avenue and Empress Street in Winnipeg Thursday afternoon, causing traffic headaches for commuters.Ā
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- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba pushes for provincewide code of conduct for police agencies
The provincial government has announced plans to create aĀ provincewide code of conduct for all Manitoba police forcesĀ as part of changes that couldĀ improve police accountability in the province.
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- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba Premier Says the Timing of Her Remarks on Sonās Hockey Game Was Misplaced
WINNIPEG ā Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is apologizing for celebrating her son's hockey victory while answering a question about a woman's death.
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- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
Teens planned 'brutal, vicious' attack prior to death of Winnipeg man in Assiniboine Park: Crown
New details have emerged after a Winnipeg man was found dead in his car in Assiniboine Park ā a man who died following what Crown attorneys say was a torturous, vicious and brutal attack, allegedly planned by two rural Manitoba teenagers.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 17/22
- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
Former refugee in Winnipeg wants to help those fleeing Ukraine
A former refugee living in Winnipeg is preparing for the arrival of Ukrainians fleeing their homeland amidst the ongoing Russian invasion.
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- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
New bill would establish provincial code of conduct for police officers, among other changes
The Manitoba government is aiming to create a code of conduct for all police officers across the province that will increase accountability, the provinceās justice minister says. Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen said there currently isnāt one provincial conduct for all police officers to follow. Amendments to the Police Services Act introduced Thursday aims to […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
Stefanson says sorry for āmisplacedā remarks in response to question posed by NDP leader
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has apologized for responding to a question about the death of a woman in intensive care being transferred out of province with a comment about her sonās hockey team winning a high school hockey provincial championship. During question period on Tuesday, NDP leader Wab Kinew asked Stefanson whether she agrees that […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
Winnipeg child's unofficial Grade 2 report card draws laughs from parents
A lighthearted report card for a Grade 2 student in Manitoba showcases his love of goalies and ability to nap anytime.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
City shelters overrun with dogs as adoption craze ends
Wanted: homes for furry friends. It appears the adoption craze sparked by people working from home has wound down; local shelters are overflowing with four-legged residents who need a permanent home. Winnipeg ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
Traffic flowing again on Portage Avenue after truck got stuck under overpass
Winnipeg police say traffic is flowing again after a truck stuck under an overpass blocked traffic.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 17/22
Feds funding sustainable prairie farming practices
The Government of Canada, via Winnipeg South MP Terry Duguid, announced $66 million in funds on Thursday to help prairie farmers adopt sustainable practices and clean technologies that build farmersā resilience to a changing climate and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The Manitoba Association of Watersheds will deliver around $40 million to provide training, tools, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 04PM Mar 17/22
Would-be Winnipeg homeowners exhausted from house hunting in āroller coasterā market
The average price of a home in Winnipeg reached an all-new high by mid-March while inventory is low ā a problem locals say is making house hunting an extremely difficult process.Ā© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Mar 17/22
St. Patrickās Day festivities in Winnipeg to go on all weekend
With COVID-19 cases and restrictions eased, in-person St. Patrick's Day festivities have returned and Winnipeggers are eager to celebrate.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Mar 17/22
Testing requirement changes, looming price hikes have trips booking fast: travel agent
Changes to testing requirements and looming airfare price increases have many Canadians booking trips sooner rather than later.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Mar 17/22
Kenyan man whose family received $550K in medical bills after death was not a student: U of M
A Kenyan man whose family received medical bills for more than $500,000 after his death was never enrolled as a student at the University of Manitoba and did not have coverage through the Manitoba International Student Health Plan, a university spokesperson has told CBC News.
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- Thursday 04PM Mar 17/22
Curling free agency season kicks off with a bang as some top teams announce splits
Some high-profile curling names have already announced changes for next season, and it's the beginning of what's expected to be a massive turnover period at the elite level.
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- Thursday 03PM Mar 17/22
FRIESEN: Conflicting emotions for Jets Stastny, Copp, as trade deadline approaches
They are the poster boys for a potential Winnipeg Jets sell-off at the NHL trade deadline, potentially on Wanted Posters somewhere else. It’s taken Paul Stastny a few years to learn how to deal with those two conflicting emotions going into deadline day, Monday. Fellow free-agent-to-be Andrew Copp is still learning. āYeah, it’s weird,ā Copp […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 03PM Mar 17/22
Jennifer Jones to team up with young Manitoba talent
A couple of days after the curling world said farewell to one of the country’s most prolific curling teams, Jennifer Jones has announced she’s not retiring, yet. While Team Jones featuring Jones, Kaitlyn Lawes, Jocelyn Peterman, Dawn McEwen and Lisa Weagle have split up, the skip announced Thursday that she will be partnering with the […]
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- Thursday 03PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba community opens hearts and hotel to Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion
Individuals and communities across Canada have opened their hearts, homes and wallets to help displaced Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, but many still have unanswered questions about how refugees will get to Canada, and whether any level of government will provide support for them.
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- Thursday 03PM Mar 17/22
Achievable goals must be set for Indigenous representation in education system: WIEC
A newly released study shows there is a significant lack of Indigenous representation in school boards and among school teachers in Winnipeg and one organization is now calling for changes and for action to see far more Indigenous representation in the cityās school systems. This week the Winnipeg Indigenous Executive Circle, (WIEC) a formal membership […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 03PM Mar 17/22
Canadian truckers unable to fill supply chain gap if CP Rail strikes: industry
Canada won't be able to rely on truckers to transport more goods if CP Rail goes on strike or is locked out, according to the BC Trucking Association.
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Jennifer Jones Joining Forces with Team Zacharias
WINNIPEG -- Only three days after announcing the disbanding of Team Jennifer Jones, the Olympic-winning curler is back to skip a new squad.
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Manitoban among countless Ukrainians attempting to flee country
Nikita Sereda, who is studying to become a priest, told Global News he's currently with his father Sergey, waiting for any train that can take them to the Polish border.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Indigenous mother proposes class-action lawsuit on birth alerts in Manitoba
A woman whose newborn was removed by police and social workers in a video broadcast live on social media has proposed a class-action lawsuit against the Manitoba government.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Indigenous mother proposes class action lawsuit on birth alerts in Manitoba
A woman whose newborn was removed by police and social workers in a video broadcast live on social media has proposed a class-action lawsuit against the Manitoba government. The woman said in a statement of claim filed this week that birth alerts are unlawful, breach charter rights and cause significant harm to mothers and children. […]
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba Reports 395 COVID-19 Hospitalizations on Thursday
WINNIPEG ā Manitoba reported 395 patients are currently in hospital due to COVID-19 (coronavirus) on Thursday. Of those, 17 are in the intensive care unit.
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Jennifer Jones joins forces with up-and-coming Mackenzie Zacharias team for next curling season
One of the top young, up-and-coming womenās curling teams in Canada has added one of the greatest skips of all-time to its line-up. Six-time Canadian champion and Olympic gold medallist Jennifer Jones and the Mackenzie Zacharias team out of Manitoba announced Thursday they are joining forces for the 2022-23 season. Jones, who skipped Canadaās womenās […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 02PM Mar 17/22
Vaccinated Travellers Wonāt Need COVID-19 Test to Enter Canada as of April 1
OTTAWA ā Vaccinated travellers will no longer need to show a COVID-19 test to enter Canada beginning April 1, Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos officially announced Thursday.
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- Thursday 01PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba real estate market remains hot, but inventory and sales down
Lately, there have been records set every month in Manitoba’s hot housing market, but it wasn’t to be in February mainly due to a lack of availability, the Manitoba Real Estate Association (MREA) reported on Thursday. Low resale inventory is limiting activity in the market while demand for homes is pushing prices up, the MREA […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 17/22
Health services, election amendments become provincial law
Two bills became law Wednesday, allowing electronic meetings for condos, co-ops, credit unions and corporations, and the use of vote counting machines in elections. Bill 10 (Act Respecting Amendments to Health ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 17/22
Take Pride Winnipeg anticipates a ādirtier yearā for litter this spring
Winnipeg streets are caked with slush and muck, but underneath the melting snow might be an even bigger mess.Ā© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 17/22
Netflix testing ways to crack down on log-in sharing
Streaming giant Netflix is testing a new program in three countries in an effort to stop users from sharing their passwords in order to increase profits.
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- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Sex offender who assaulted teen girls back on streets after 14 years in Manitoba prison
Mejia's most recent conviction was for attacking and sexually assaulting a 14-year-old girl while armed with a knife, resulting in permanent injuries.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
COVID-19 related hospital admissions spike on Thursday, Manitoba reports two deaths
A day after a large drop in COVID-19 hospital admissions in Manitoba – they went down by 76 on Wednesday ā Thursday’s number increased by about 16%, or 51 new patients, to 395, including four more receiving intensive care, which now sits at 17 cases. Manitoba also reported two deaths related to COVID Thursday, bringing […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Two new COVID-19 deaths reported in Manitoba Thursday
Manitoba is reporting two new deaths related COVID-19 on Thursday.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba reports death of baby from COVID-19 in weekly bulletin;
A baby boy is among the 20 most recent deaths from COVID-19, the province announced Thursday.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Police Seize Rifle, Airsoft Pistol in Lord Selkirk Park
A Winnipeg man has been charged as part of an ongoing firearms investigation.
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- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Vehicle co-op truck targeted in another city gas theft
A Winnipeg car-sharing co-operative had the fuel stolen from one of its vehicles last week — the latest in a string of bizarre thefts that city police call “very dangerous.” Peg ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Jennifer Jones to join and skip Team Zacharias at start of new curling season
Jennifer Jones, the six-time Scotties champion, announced on her Instagram page Thursday that she plans to join and skip Team Mackenzie Zacharias.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Jennifer Jones announces the new curling team she will join
Jennifer Jones, the six-time Scotties champion, announced on her Instagram page Thursday that she plans to join and skip Team Mackenzie Zacharias.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Manitoba reports 2 new COVID-19 deaths, 395 people with coronavirus in hospital
Manitoba is reporting two more COVID-19 deaths and 395 coronavirus patients in hospital on the government's online data dashboard.
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- Thursday 12PM Mar 17/22
Ukrainians fleeing conflict can stay in Canada for three years
The federal government will allow Ukrainians who have fled Russia's invasion to come to Canada on a temporary basis for three years while they decide next steps.
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- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Wordle isnāt the only game to help you stimulate your brain
Wordle has taken the world by storm in recent months, but one expert suggests there's more people should do to keep their minds sharp.
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- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
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- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Indigenous mother proposes class-action lawsuit on birth alerts in Manitoba
WINNIPEG - A woman whose newborn was removed by police and social workers in a video broadcast live on social media has proposed a class-action lawsuit against the Manitoba government. The ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Premier Stefanson says comment about son's hockey game was 'misplaced'
Manitoba's premier said her comment about her son's hockey game directly after she was asked about a woman's death was "misplaced."© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Manitoba premier facing criticism after ignoring question about woman's death, bringing up son's hockey game
Manitobaās premier is facing criticism after she ignored a question about a womanās death and instead brought up her sonās hockey game.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Churchill, Man. hockey tourney worth the 12-hour snowmobile trip for players
For some northern residents, getting to participate in the latter is well worth a snowmobile trek along the coast of Hudson's Bay.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Health Canada approves Moderna COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged 6 to 11
Health Canada has approved the use of Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine for children between the ages of six and 11 years old.
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- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
Health Canada approves Moderna COVID vaccine for kids 6-11
Health Canada has approved Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine for kids between the ages of 6 and 11. It’s now the second approved mRNA COVID vaccine for children, after Pfizer’s was given the green light for kids between 5 and 11 last November. On its website, Health Canada said clinical trials of the Moderna Spikevax vaccine for […]
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- Thursday 11AM Mar 17/22
āWorkcationsā embraced by Canadians, companies looking to improve work-life balance
More Canadians are taking advantage of company programs that allow them to spend a short period of time working from anywhere in the world.
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- Thursday 10AM Mar 17/22
Omicron BA.2 subvariant becoming dominant, representing potential risk
The rise of the more-contagious Omicron subvariant in Canada could represent a threat to the elderly and others who are vulnerable, warns a leading expert on BA.2. The concern comes as Ontario and other provinces are dropping pandemic restrictions and immunity from third doses of COVID-19 vaccine is waning for many of the most vulnerable. […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 10AM Mar 17/22
Work to Begin on St. Maryās Interchange Project
Crews will begin preliminary work on the first phase of the St. Mary's Road interchange project this week.
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- Thursday 10AM Mar 17/22
Indigenous mother proposes class action lawsuit on birth alerts in Manitoba
A woman whose newborn was removed by police and social workers in a video broadcast live on social media in 2019 has proposed a class-action lawsuit against theĀ ManitobaĀ government. The woman says in a statement of claim filed this week that birth alerts are unlawful, breach charter rights and cause significant harm to mothers and children. […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 10AM Mar 17/22
Indigenous mother proposes class-action lawsuit on birth alerts in Manitoba
A Manitoba mother whose newborn baby was apprehended by Child and Family Services in 2019 as a result of a birth alert has proposed a class action lawsuit against the provincial government.
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- Thursday 10AM Mar 17/22
Kerri Einarson gets curling worlds redo in Prince George, B.C.
Kerri Einarson and Prince George, B.C., are about to get a women's world curling championship do-over. Her Gimli Curling Club foursome from Manitoba opens Saturday against Italy and Norway at the 6,000-seat CN Centre, where there will be unmasked fans to cheer on the host country.
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- Thursday 09AM Mar 17/22
Some COVID-19 vaccination, testing sites to close in Manitoba
The Manitoba government is closing some of the COVID-19 vaccination and testing sites in the province.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Mar 17/22
Feds confirm end of pre-arrival COVID testing at borders for vaccinated travellers
Fully vaccinated travellers will no longer require a negative COVID-19 test to come to Canada starting next month. The changes will go into effect on Apr. 1, random PCR tests will continue and travellers will still have to use the Arrive-Can app before entering the country. “I think it’s fair to say we are now […]
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- Thursday 09AM Mar 17/22
Optimism rises in wake of border test rules fall
COVID-19 has slammed the door on non-essential land crossings between the two countries for most of the pandemic. Even when non-essential travel has been allowed, since November, virus testing requirements discouraged many Manitobans from making the trip. Now, such family reunions and day trips aren't far away.
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- Thursday 09AM Mar 17/22
Samplesource is live!! Go Go go!!!
Samplesource just went live!! Head over to their website – answer a few questions and you will qualify for a certain # of free samples. If you answer that you do not have a baby, pet etc. it cuts down ... Read More »
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- Thursday 09AM Mar 17/22
Digging out ahead of spring melt
As spring arrives and the mountains of snow begin to melt, Winnipeg homeowners start to fret.
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- Thursday 08AM Mar 17/22
'The time has finally come': Feds axing pre-arrival COVID-19 test for vaccinated travellers
Declaring Canada in a 'transition phase' in the COVID-19 pandemic, federal officials have announced that fully vaccinated travellers entering Canada will not have to show proof of a negative COVID-19 test as of April 1.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Mar 17/22
Syrian refugees welcomed to Canada return the favour to Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion
This week marks the 11th anniversary of the start of the Syrian civil war. Looking back at more than a decade of war, many members of Manitoba's Syrian community are painfully ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 08AM Mar 17/22
Manitoba's 'outdated' agency for complaints about police conduct to be overhauled: minister
The Manitoba agency that investigates public complaints about officer misconduct is getting overhauled amid growing calls for greater police scrutiny, CBC News has learned. "I don't want to prescribe the solution. ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 08AM Mar 17/22
Canadian Pacific Railway issues 72-hour lockout notice on Teamsters Canada
Close to 3,000 employees of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. could be off the job early Sunday morning.
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- Thursday 07AM Mar 17/22
Food insecurity rises: Foodgrains Bank
THE Russian invasion of Ukraine will hurt the developing world through food shortages and rising prices. Andy Harrington, executive director of Canadian Foodgrains Bank, envisions a troubling time for the world’s ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07AM Mar 17/22
NDP seeks inquiry into transfer death
THE NDP has demanded a public inquiry into “systemic failures” that it says contributed to the death of a COVID-19 patient during a failed attempt to airlift her to Ontario. The ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07AM Mar 17/22
Digging out ahead of spring melt
As spring arrives and the mountains of snow begin to melt, Winnipeg homeowners start to fret. Yana Sigurdson is one of them. “I kind of looked around and I said to (my ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07AM Mar 17/22
Canadian Pacific Railway Issues 72-Hour Lockout Notice on Teamsters Canada
CALGARY ā Close to 3,000 employees of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. could be off the job early Sunday morning.
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- Thursday 06AM Mar 17/22
Zelenskyy thanks Trudeau, accuses Germany of putting economy first
Ukraine’s president once again thanked Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for his continued support on Wednesday and accused Germany of prioritizing their economy first as he continues his virtual tour. Volodymyr Zelenskyy says he spoke with Trudeau the day after he delivered his historic virtual address to the House of Commons on Tuesday and thanked […]
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- Thursday 06AM Mar 17/22
Why does nothing ever change in Thunder Bay?
In today’s Big Story podcast, Thunder Bay, Ont., already had a reputation as a place with a racist police force, uninvestigated Indigenous deaths and missing persons who were barely even searched for. So it shouldn’t be shocking that new reports this month confirmed more of exactly that. But somehow it is. These issues have been […]
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- Thursday 06AM Mar 17/22
Seminary presents exploration of science and faith
WHY do some Christians, especially some evangelicals, distrust science? Why do they turn to YouTube or social media for information about something like the pandemic? Why are they reluctant to ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06AM Mar 17/22
Teacher diversity data needed to address gaps
The newest State of Equity in Education reports call attention to the dearth of teacher diversity data that Manitoba school divisions collect and make public. The reports highlight the underrepresentation of ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05AM Mar 17/22
Letters: March 17, 2022
Peace in our time The bombing, and destruction, of a hospital, especially a maternity one is horrendous and without doubt a war crime. None can justify this. The lack of concern from Putin shows his character and how wrong his actions are. Someone has to stop Putin, by economics, pressure, isolation, condemnation, but not by […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 05AM Mar 17/22
Theatre sheltering civilians hit by Russian airstrike; Biden calls Putin a āwar criminalā
Ukrainian authorities struggled to determine the fate of hundreds of civilians who had been sheltering in a theatre smashed by a Russian airstrike in the besieged city of Mariupol as officials said Russian artillery Thursday destroyed more civilian buildings in another frontline city. A photo released by Mariupolās city council showed an entire section of […]
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- Thursday 05AM Mar 17/22
Syrian refugees welcomed to Canada return the favour to Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion
"Canada has their doors open with their arms wide open for helping Ukrainians," says businessman Joseph Chaeban, a member of the Syrian-Canadian community.
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- Thursday 05AM Mar 17/22
Klinic's crisis line challenged to keep up with the demand for mental health supports
Klinic crisis line in Winnipeg is seeing high volumes of calls but its crisis management team has dwindled during the pandemic and the community health organization has not yet regained pre-pandemic staffing levels.
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- Thursday 05AM Mar 17/22
Manitoba's 'outdated' agency for complaints about police conduct to be overhauled: minister
The Manitoba agency that investigates public complaints about officer misconduct is getting overhauled amid growing calls for greater police scrutiny, CBC has learned.
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- Thursday 12AM Mar 17/22
The search for survivors in Mariupol theatre blown apart by airstrike
Rescuers searched for survivors Thursday in the ruins of a theatre blown apart by a Russian airstrike in the besieged city of Mariupol, while scores of Ukrainians across the country were killed in ferocious urban attacks on a school, a hostel and other sites.© CTV |
- Thursday 12AM Mar 17/22
The search for survivors in Mariupol theater blown apart by airstrike
Rescuers searched for survivors Thursday in the ruins of a theatre blown apart by a Russian airstrike in the besieged city of Mariupol, while scores of Ukrainians across the country were killed in ferocious urban attacks on a school, a hostel and other sites.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11PM Mar 16/22
Manitobans could have option of electronic driverās licence if new bill passes
Manitobans could have a new way of carrying their driver's licence if a new bill at the Manitoba Legislature passes.© Global |
- Wednesday 10PM Mar 16/22
A look at how some NHL coaches navigate the looming trade deadline
General managers are working the phones with the league's trade deadline set for Monday at 3 p.m. ET, but coaches also have a job to do navigating emotions.© Global |
- Wednesday 09PM Mar 16/22
Electronic drivers licences could be coming to Manitoba under bill before legislature
Manitobans could get their driver's licences in electronic form in the future if proposed legislation introduced Wednesday becomes law.Ā
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- Wednesday 09PM Mar 16/22
Jetsā playoff climb getting some help from teams they have to catch
That sliver of a crack in the doorway the Winnipeg Jets have been peering through, with wondrous visions of a playoff spot in the other room? It’s bigger than it’s been in more than two months. Not quite enough to squeeze a foot in, but not far from it. Just two points separate Dave Lowry’s […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Wednesday 09PM Mar 16/22
Manufacturing firm Winpak brought to its knees by hackers
Operations at a Winnipeg-based plastic packaging giant were disrupted for about two weeks after its computer network was held “ransom” in a “sophisticated” cyberattack that’s becoming increasingly common in Canada. Hackers ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
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