Tuesday 12PM Jun 27/23
Brandon police chasing moose on the loose in the city
Brandon police and animal control are chasing a moose on the loose, taking a jaunt through the city.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jun 27/23
Brandon police chase moose on the loose in the city
A moose is no longer on the loose in Brandon.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Jun 27/23
Smoke from Quebec fires covering parts of Europe: NASA
NASA is reporting that smoke from wildfires in northern Quebec has reached Europe. The American space agency says satellite imagery from Monday showed smoke extending across the North Atlantic Ocean to the Iberian Peninsula, France and other parts of western Europe. NASA says that air quality in Europe has not deteriorated to the extent seen […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Jun 27/23
Blue Bombers Sign Quarterback Dakota Prukop
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed quarterback Dakota Prukop to a one-year contract.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jun 27/23
'We need to clean this up': Winnipeg to look into ramping up graffiti removal
One Winnipeg city councillor wants the city to ramp up its graffiti removal process.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jun 27/23
'Praying things work out': Wildfire pushes toward Leaf Rapids, where sprinklers are protecting homes
Dawn Halcrow has two boats fuelled and ready if the roads out of her northern Manitoba lodge become engulfed in smoke and flames from an approaching wildfire.
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- Tuesday 10AM Jun 27/23
Canada bans testing of cosmetic products on animals
TORONTO â Canada has banned testing cosmetic products on animals. It’s a largely symbolic move that brings Canada’s policy in line with dozens of other countries. Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos says Bill C-47 was enacted last week, and included amendments to the Food and Drug Act. The act prohibits brands from selling cosmetics that rely […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Jun 27/23
National Bank Open to offer equal prize money to men and women starting in 2027
The National Bank Open will award an equal amount of prize money to men’s and women’s tennis players starting in 2027, Tennis Canada announced Tuesday. The annual Canadian tournament â a WTA 1000 event on the women’s tour and Masters 1000 stop on the men’s ATP Tour â runs concurrently in Toronto and Montreal in […]
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- Tuesday 09AM Jun 27/23
Canada inflation: Here's what will cost you more at the grocery store
A slight overall reduction in the rate of inflation did not impact grocery prices in Canada, a new report from Statistics Canada shows. Here's which foods are still costing Canadians the most.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Jun 27/23
Southern Manitoba peppered by storms, hail Monday night, meteorologist says
Storms brought small sections of quarter-sized hail down on some Westman communities, meteorologist Robyn Dyck told 680 CJOB's 'The Start.'© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Jun 27/23
QB Dakota Prukop back with Winnipeg Blue Bombers
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced Tuesday that the 29-year-old quarterback has signed a one-year contract with the club.© Global |
- Tuesday 08AM Jun 27/23
In an audio recording Donald Trump discusses a âhighly confidentialâ document with an interviewer
WASHINGTON (AP) â An audio recording from a meeting in which former President Donald Trump discusses a âhighly confidentialâ document with an interviewer appears to undermine his later claim that he didn’t have such documents, only magazine and newspaper clippings. The recording, from a July 2021 interview Trump gave at his Bedminster, New Jersey, resort […]
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- Tuesday 08AM Jun 27/23
More grocery competition needed, federal watchdog finds
Canada’s grocery sector needs more competition to help keep food prices down and encourage new entrants, the country’s competition watchdog has found. In a highly anticipated study released Tuesday, the Competition Bureau said concentration in the grocery industry has increased in recent years with the largest grocers growing the amount they make on food sales. […]
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- Tuesday 08AM Jun 27/23
Manitoba town declares state of local emergency amid wildfire
A Manitoba town has declared a local state of emergency as a forest fire burns close to the community.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jun 27/23
Canadaâs inflation rate falls to 3.4%, lowest rate since June 2021
Canada’s inflation rate fell to 3.4 per cent in May — the lowest it’s been since June 2021. The decline is likely welcome news for the Bank of Canada, which is gearing up for its next interest rate decision on July 12 after raising a quarter-percentage point to 4.75 per cent earlier this month. Statistics […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Jun 27/23
Canada's inflation rate slows to 3.4%, lowest level in almost 2 years
Canada's inflation rate decelerated to 3.4 per cent in the year up to May, Statistics Canada says, led by sharply lower gasoline prices.
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- Tuesday 07AM Jun 27/23
Canada's grocery industry concentrated in too few hands, Competition Bureau says
Canada's grocery business is controlled by large players and needs government assistance to encourage new entrants to bring down prices, a report from the Competition Bureau says.
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- Tuesday 07AM Jun 27/23
How a murder in Surrey, B.C., spans the globe
In today’s Big Story Podcast, nine days ago, Hardeep Singh Nijjar, was killed in a targeted daylight shooting in a crowded area outside of a Sikh temple in Surrey, B.C. Nijjar was a well-known community leader and pro-Khalistan activist who the Indian government has previously accused of terror offences — allegations he vehemently denied. His […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Jun 27/23
Health Officials Declare Whooping Cough Outbreak in Parts of Southern Manitoba
WINNIPEG â Parts of southern Manitoba are in the midst of a whooping cough outbreak, with more than 150 cases reported since the beginning of this year.Â
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- Tuesday 05AM Jun 27/23
Rising grocer profit margins underscore need for competition, regulator finds
Canada's grocery sector needs more competition to help keep food prices down, give shoppers more choice and encourage new entrants, the country's competition watchdog says.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Jun 27/23
2 new Indigenous-owned restaurants in Thompson serve up home-cooked meals in tough financial climate
Two new Indigenous-owned eateries in Thompson, Man., are trying to carve out a space for themselves in the restaurant landscape of the northern city using modern takes on traditional, homemade recipes.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jun 27/23
Ex-police chief wants to run for Tories in Brandon
BRANDON â Days after retiring as Brandon police chief, Wayne Balcaen has announced he is seeking the Progressive Conservative nomination for Brandon West in the fall provincial election. His last […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM Jun 27/23
In Brief
Man wanted on gun, drug charges RCMP are searching for a man facing multiple gun and drug charges. Mounties with a search warrant raided a home on Carpathian Street in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM Jun 27/23
Violence against nurses examined
Just as a nurse was about to care for the seemingly calm patient brought into the emergency department by police, the patient turned violent and tried to wrestle the officer […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM Jun 27/23
Province signs new agreement with private sleep study company
The provincial government extended its work with a private provider of sleep studies even as it promised conditional funding to the sleep lab at the Misericordia Health Centre.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 02AM Jun 27/23
Ex-students sue over alleged abuse
Two men who allege they were physically and sexually abused at a former day school in Norway House Cree Nation more than 50 years ago have filed a lawsuit against […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 11PM Jun 26/23
Wildfire near Leaf Rapids, Man., prompts town to organize evacuation
A wildfire burning near the northern Manitoba town of Leaf Rapids has prompted municipal officials to start organizing a community evacuation to Thompson.
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- Monday 10PM Jun 26/23
Evacuation order issued in Leaf Rapids as wildfire closes in
With a wildfire inching closer to their community, an evacuation order has been issued in Leaf Rapids.© Global |
- Monday 09PM Jun 26/23
Linus Ullmark wins Vezina Trophy, Jetsâ Connor Hellebuyck finishes 3rd
Connor Hellebuyck finished third in Vezina Trophy voting, while Josh Morrissey was fifth for the Norris Trophy.© Global |
- Monday 09PM Jun 26/23
Oilers' McDavid wins Hart Trophy, 3 other awards to cap superlative 153-point season
Connor McDavid won his third Hart Trophy as NHL MVP on Monday night in Nashville, Tenn., falling one vote short of a unanimous selection after the highest-scoring season by a player in more than a quarter-century.
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- Monday 09PM Jun 26/23
Brandon Clinic closes walk-in services due to physician burnout and inadequate staffing: CEO
The Brandon Clinic will not offer walk-in services starting July 4, saying a shortage of physicians is leading to burnout, and an inability to keep up with patients coming in from rural parts of the province.Â
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- Monday 07PM Jun 26/23
Health Canada recalls series of car seats manufactured in China, sold on Temu.com
Health Canada has issued recall notices for several children's car seats manufactured in China and sold online that it says have not been certified to meet Transport Canada safety regulations.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Jun 26/23
'I heard screaming': Teen helps save child from coyote attack in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg teenagerâs brave actions are being applauded after he helped save a child from a coyote attack.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Jun 26/23
News briefs for Tuesday, June 27, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, June 27, 2023 Bombers sign Prukop, release Pigrome 8:32 AM The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have brought back a familiar face, inking […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jun 26/23
Winnipeg School Division lacks human rights code support: report
The Winnipeg School Division has been accused of falling short of legal obligations to protect employees with disabilities and other disadvantaged groups due to outdated human rights policies and practices. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jun 26/23
Thunderstorm warnings lifted for southwestern Manitoba
Severe thunderstorm warnings have ended for areas in southwestern Manitoba, including the city of Brandon, that were under warnings and watches for much of Monday night.
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- Monday 06PM Jun 26/23
Little appetite at city hall to take on Handi-Transit work
City staff donât appear set to provide accessible Winnipeg Transit rides, though other changes are rolling forward. On Monday, councilâs public works committee voted to rescind an October 2021 council […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jun 26/23
Northern Manitoba dealing with air quality warnings as wildfires continue to burn
Air quality warnings returned to Manitoba, affecting at least six northern communities. One expert says the outlook for the rest of the summer may look the same.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Jun 26/23
Province tabs $3.4M for 19 new Crown prosecutors
Manitoba Attorney General Kelvin Goertzen is calling in reinforcements for the province’s strained prosecution service as Crown attorneys struggle with increasingly complex cases and unmanageable workloads. On Monday, the justice […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jun 26/23
- Monday 05PM Jun 26/23
Coyote that bit boy in North Kildonan remains loose
Conservation officers continued to scour a wooded area for a coyote Monday that had mauled a child two days earlier in the northeast corner of Winnipeg â the first attack […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Jun 26/23
Remembering a pair of Carberry bus crash victims
As support continues to pour into the community of Dauphin, weâre learning more about those who were killed in the fatal crash near Carberry, Man. on June 15th. The Dauphin and District Community Foundation has established the Support Seniors Fund to offer an easy way for those wishing to provide support to community members. Life-long […]
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- Monday 05PM Jun 26/23
Gas leak prompts evacuation of 40 buildings in Lord Selkirk Park area
A gas leak in Winnipeg's Lord Selkirk Park neighbourhood has prompted the evacuation of 40 buildings in the area.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Jun 26/23
Empty Winnipeg hockey rink could become year-round farmersâ market
A long-vacant hockey rink in Winnipeg could soon find new life as a space for a year-round farmersâ market.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Jun 26/23
Conservation officers narrow down search for coyote that attacked Winnipeg boy: province
The hunt for a coyote that mauled a nine-year-old boy on Winnipeg's northern edge over the weekend continues and is now focused to an area of dense bush in the city, according to the province.
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- Monday 05PM Jun 26/23
David Johnston files final report on foreign meddling, finished as special rapporteur
David Johnston has filed his final — and confidential — report on foreign interference to the prime minister, ending his controversial term as special rapporteur. Johnston had announced his plans to resign the role earlier this month, saying the atmosphere around his work had become too partisan. Late Monday, he did just that, but the […]
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- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Brandon, Man. to shutter cityâs only walk-in clinic
Effective July 4, the Brandon Clinic will halt walk-in services due to a physician shortage, leaving the city of over 50,000 people without.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Silica sand mining project getting more opposition following environmental impact study
A contentious silica sand mining project near Winnipeg is gaining more opposition, after a recent report recommends more study into environmental impacts. But residents of the area want to see the project be stopped altogether. What used to be an area filled with trees and green space, has been completely deforested. Alberta-based company Sio Silica […]
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- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Pitfalls of proposed silica mine surround environment minister
They told you so. For many months, environmentalists, intervenors and local residents have warned the Manitoba government a proposed silica sand mining project east of Winnipeg was not safe. Last […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Manitoba students struggle to overcome pandemicâs impact on education, experts say
Manitoba experts say the effects of the pandemic on education have been far-reaching, causing learning gaps, an overall lack of student confidence and a lack of critical skills.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Mistrial declared in Manitoba murder case after defence lawyer falls ill
A Winnipeg judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Manitoba man on trial for first-degree murder in the death of his neighbour.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Mistrial declared in first-degree murder case
A mistrial has been declared in the case of a Manitoba man accused of murdering his neighbour. Eric Wildman, 36, is charged with first-degree murder in the June 7, 2021 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Mistrial declared in murder trial of Manitoba man accused of killing neighbour
A Manitoba judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Manitoba man accused of killing a neighbour caught stealing from him.
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- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Woman who declined to buy chocolate assaulted: police
A woman says a man sexually assaulted her downtown after she declined to buy chocolate from him. Winnipeg police said Monday a 33-year-old woman was touched in an unwanted sexual […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Whooping cough outbreak declared in southern Manitoba
An outbreak of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, has been declared in Manitobaâs Southern Health region, the province says in a news release.
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- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Mistrial declared in Manitoba murder case after defence lawyer falls ill
A Winnipeg judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Manitoba man on trial for first-degree murder in the death of his neighbour. Eric Wildman is accused of killing his neighbour, Clifford Joseph, after he allegedly caught Joseph stealing from him in June 2021. The jury trial began last month, but had to […]
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- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Mistrial declared in Manitoba murder case after defence lawyer falls ill
A Winnipeg judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a Manitoba man on trial for first-degree murder in the death of his neighbour.© CTV |
- Monday 04PM Jun 26/23
Former Brandon police chief Wayne Balcaen seeking PC nomination in Brandon West
A well-known â and now former â police officer in western Manitoba wants his next job posting to be at the Manitoba legislature.Â
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- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Cineplex $3 family favourites
If you’re looking for something cheap to do with the kids on Saturday mornings, and also air conditioned, Cineplex has a whole new batch of $3 movies coming up. They play at participating theaters across Canada, and you can check ... Read More »
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- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Whooping cough outbreak declared in Southern Manitoba
Since January, 154 confirmed or probable cases of whooping cough have been reported within the province, with all but two coming from Southern Health.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
RCMP investigate drowning death of man tubing on Manitoba river
A 37-year-old man drowned while tubing on the Waterhen River last week, the Manitoba RCMP has confirmed.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Manitoba adds 25 Crown attorneys to prosecution service amid workload issues
The provincial government hopes to add about two dozen more prosecutors and assistants to the Manitoba Prosecution Service, which attorneys say has been struggling to keep up amid workload and workforce issues.
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- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Manitoba justice minister announces 25 new Crown attorney positions
Goertzen said this investment represents the larges single increase in crown attorneys in the past 15 years, which he said will help address increased workloads.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Whooping cough outbreak declared in Southern Health region
A whooping cough outbreak has been declared in Manitobaâs Southern Health- SantĂ© Sud region.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Whooping cough outbreak declared in parts of Southern Manitoba
A whooping cough outbreak has been declared in Manitobaâs Southern Health- SantĂ© Sud region.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
'We will navigate this together:' Funerals begin for seniors killed in bus crash
After months of recovery from an accident, Donna Showdra was excited to venture on her first small trip doing something she loved -- spending a day at the casino. Showdra, 79, was among the seniors on a minibus from western Manitoba travelling to the Sand Hills Casino on June 15 when it went into the path of a semi-trailer truck on the Trans-Canada Highway near the town of Carberry.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Ill-fated casino trip was first excursion for senior after 2022 injury
Donna Showdra was finally able to walk again after almost a year of therapy in which her familyâs love had motivated her recovery. The 79-year-old, who had been run over […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03PM Jun 26/23
Manitoba Hires More Crown Attorneys, Legal Support Staff
WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government is hiring 19 new Crown attorneys and six new legal staff at a cost of $3.4 million.
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- Monday 02PM Jun 26/23
Fisher Branch man wanted on firearm, drug charges
Manitoba RCMP are searching for a man who's wanted on firearm and drug charges after a search of his home in Fisher Branch led to the seizure of weapons and drug paraphernalia.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Jun 26/23
âWe will navigate this togetherâ: Funerals begin for seniors killed in bus crash
Sixteen of the seniors, who were from Dauphin and the surrounding area, died in the crash, while nine others on the bus remain in hospital, including four in critical care.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
City launches action plan in face of projected $27-M deficit
City of Winnipeg departments must find millions of dollars in savings this year to help address a $27-million projected deficit, which is also expected to drain its so-called ârainy dayâ […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
âWe Will Navigate This Together:â Funerals Begin for Seniors Killed in Bus Crash
After months of recovery from an accident, Donna Showdra was excited to venture on her first small trip doing something she loved â spending a day at the casino.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
Man Found Dead After Going Missing Tubing on Waterhen River
A 37-year-old man has died after he is believed to have drowned while tubing on the Waterhen River.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
Majority of Manitobans want National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to be stat holiday, poll suggests
Three-quarters of Manitobans are in favour of making Sept. 30 â National Day for Truth and Reconciliation â a statutory holiday in Manitoba, a new Probe Research poll commissioned by the Winnipeg Free Press suggests.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
Mounties ask for help finding missing 26-year-old woman from Thompson, Man.
RCMP are asking for help finding a 26-year-old woman missing from a home on Nickel Road in Thompson, Man.
© CBC |
- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
Remembering veteran CBC broadcaster Murray Parker
Murray Parker, a longtime CBC broadcaster and weather reporter, died earlier this month in Winnipeg. He was 86.
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- Monday 01PM Jun 26/23
Brandon Clinic ending walk-in services
BRANDON — The Brandon Clinic will no longer offer walk-in services, as of July 4, because of a severe shortage of family physicians. Walk-in services have been offered at the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 12PM Jun 26/23
Canada Soccer, in âreal struggle,â may need to explore bankruptcy protection
Canada Soccer may have to consider bankruptcy protection if its finances do not improve, interim general secretary Jason deVos said in a story reported by TSN’s Rick Westhead. âWe are in a real struggle. Itâs not imminent, but we need to explore what bankruptcy entails and how it might affect our organization,â deVos, who once […]
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- Monday 12PM Jun 26/23
Man reported missing while tubing down Waterhen River found dead, RCMP say
A man who disappeared last week while tubing down a river that flows from Waterhen Lake to Lake Manitoba has been found dead.
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- Monday 12PM Jun 26/23
No injuries reported after 19-car Sask. train derailment
No one was injured after a 19-car freight train derailment in Saskatchewan, according to Canada's transportation regulator.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
RCMP investigating after missing tube rider found dead in Manitoba river
Police said they were called the night before about the man, who had gone missing that evening and was last seen riding a tube on the river.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
Suncor Energy suffered a cybersecurity incident affecting Petro-Canada gas stations
Canadian oil company Suncor Energy Inc. has confirmed it has been the victim of a cyberattack. The Calgary-based energy giant said in a news release late Sunday that it has “experienced a cyber-security incident.” Suncor provided no further details about the attack, or which parts of its operations were affected. However, over the weekend, social […]
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- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
âThe Book of Mormonâ returns to Winnipeg
The Tony Award-winning comedy, which follows preachers from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints to a Ugandan village, will do a four-show run Jan. 5 to 7, 2024.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
Celebrations, reflection, diversity: A Winnipeg park looks ahead to Canada Day
A number of activities and events are planned for this year's Canada Day celebrations. The Assiniboine Park Conservancy says it's a reminder of the country's diversity.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
âBook of Mormonâ Returning to Centennial Concert Hall
The hit Broadway musical The Book of Mormon is returning to Winnipeg early next year.
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- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
City of Winnipeg releases plan to help deal with budget shortfall
The City of Winnipeg is releasing a plan to shore up an anticipated budget shortfall.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Jun 26/23
New commander at Manitobaâs CFB Shilo
National Defence announced that Lt-Col. David Cronk officially took over command of CFB Shilo Monday morning.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Man selling chocolates charged with sexually assaulting woman outside downtown Winnipeg mall, police say
A woman flagged down Winnipeg officers on foot patrol after she was touched in an unwanted sexual manner on Friday around 4 p.m., police said in a news release on Monday.
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- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Part 2 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 26th
Here is the second part of the deals from the regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part.
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- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Part 1 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 26th
Here is the first part of the deals of the week from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the second part.
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- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Part 2 â Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting June 26th
Here is the second part of the deals from the regent location in winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part of the deals of the week.
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- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Moving on from Senators bid, Ryan Reynolds among investors backing F1 team Alpine
After soccer and trying to buy the Ottawa Senators, Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are setting their sights on Formula One. F1 team Alpine has secured a âŹ200 million (US$218 million) investment from a group of investors that includes the actors. French automotive company Renault Group â Alpine’s parent company â said Monday […]
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- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Kicker Justin Medlock latest inductee into Blue Bombers Hall of Fame
One of the most decorated kickers in Winnipeg football history is headed to the Blue Bombers' Hall of Fame.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Winnipeg man charged in downtown sexual assault
Winnipeg police say they've charged a man with sexual assault after he allegedly tried selling a woman chocolates and made inappropriate comments and contact when she declined.© Global |
- Monday 10AM Jun 26/23
Man Selling Chocolate Charged in Downtown Sexual Assault
Winnipeg police have arrested a man they say sexually assaulted a woman in the city's downtown last Friday.
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- Monday 09AM Jun 26/23
Man selling chocolate downtown charged with sexual assault: Winnipeg police
A man selling chocolate in downtown Winnipeg has been charged following an alleged sexual assault on Friday afternoon.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Jun 26/23
'It's killing our people': Manitoba father encouraging people to say 'no' to fentanyl
A Winnipeg father is asking Manitobans to say, âNo thanks, Iâm good.â© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Jun 26/23
Major breakthrough in cancer research could help save millions of lives
A new breakthrough could help save millions of lives around the world, and it comes in the form of a cancer vaccine. For decades, scientists have been trying to advance this area of research, and now they are seeing results.
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- Monday 09AM Jun 26/23
Coyote attacks rare, but follow safety tips in an encounter: FortWhyte wildlife expert
After a nine-year-old boy was mauled by a coyote Saturday, many Winnipeggers have concerns about what to do if they have a similar encounter with a wild animal within city limits.© Global |
- Monday 08AM Jun 26/23
Forest fires causing poor air quality in parts of Manitoba
Parts of Manitoba are experiencing poor air quality and reduced visibility on Monday morning due to wildfires.© CTV |
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