Friday 11AM Jul 07/23
Massive blaze in Winnipeg industrial building investigated as arson
Winnipeg police are investigating a massive blaze that destroyed an industrial building in Point Douglas as arson.
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- Friday 11AM Jul 07/23
Major Crimes Unit investigating massive blaze in Winnipeg industrial building
Winnipeg police are investigating a massive blaze that destroyed an industrial building in Point Douglas to determine if arson was involved.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg Woman Killed in Crash on Highway 16
A 53-year-old Winnipeg woman died Thursday after her vehicle collided with a semi-trailer truck on Highway 16.
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- Friday 11AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg woman killed in highway crash with semi near Gladstone, RCMP say
The woman was pronounced dead at the scene and her 18-year-old passenger was taken to hospital with minor injuries.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg woman, 53, dead after head-on collision with semi in southwestern Manitoba
A 53-year-old woman from Winnipeg is dead after the vehicle she was driving collided head-on with a semi-trailer truck on Highway 16 Thursday morning.
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- Friday 11AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg’s Brady Road Landfill Closed Until Further Notice Due to Protest
WINNIPEG — The City of Winnipeg says its Brady Road landfill is closed until further notice.
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- Friday 10AM Jul 07/23
Canada’s Bianca Andreescu advances to third round at Wimbledon
Canada's Bianca Andreescu defeated 26th-seeded Anhelina Kalinina of Ukraine Friday to advance to the third round at Wimbledon.
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- Friday 10AM Jul 07/23
Lightning strikes cause 2 Winnipeg house fires Thursday night
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service says the blazes — one on Granada Crescent and the other on Walden Crescent — are believed to have been caused by lightning strikes.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Jul 07/23
Bell Media brands urge readers to download apps as Meta, Google block news
Some of Bell Media’s news brands are urging their social media followers to download their apps as Meta and Google move away from linking to Canadian news sites. CTV and BNN Bloomberg issued Instagram statements recommending people seeking their news look directly on their websites or visit their apps. CBC News prodded readers to make […]
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- Friday 10AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg’s Brady Road landfill closed until further notice
WINNIPEG – The City of Winnipeg says its Brady Road landfill is closed until further notice. A notice on the city’s website does not give a reason for the closure. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 10AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg's Brady Road landfill closed until further notice due to protest, city says
The Brady Road landfill in Winnipeg is closed until further notice because protesters are blocking the entrance.
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- Friday 09AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg’s Brady Landfill closed until further notice amid protests
Protesters showed up at Brady Road Landfill late Thursday afternoon after the Manitoba government said it won't take the lead on the search of another local landfill.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Jul 07/23
Brady Road landfill closed until further notice: City
The City of Winnipeg has closed the Brady Road landfill until further notice.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Jul 07/23
For the third time this week, Earth sets an unofficial heat record
Earth's average temperature set a new unofficial record high on Thursday, the third such milestone in a week that already rated as the hottest on record.
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- Friday 08AM Jul 07/23
Suncor cyberattackers obtained Petro-Points members' contact information
Suncor Energy Inc. says the cyberattack that affected the company's Petro-Canada retail chain also resulted in the leakage of some customer data.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Jul 07/23
Canadian unemployment rate rose to 5.4% in June as economy added 60,000 jobs
OTTAWA — Canada’s unemployment rate ticked up to 5.4 per cent in June — the highest it’s been in over a year. It marked the second month in a row the unemployment rate has risen as economists watch for softening in the labour market amid high interest rates. Statistics Canada said Friday the increase came […]
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- Friday 07AM Jul 07/23
Is this the climate tipping point?
In today’s Big Story Podcast, the global climate crisis has reached new heights as the world’s daily average temperature record was broken twice this week. While the fact that our planet is warming has been known for decades, the speed at which these records are being surpassed has scientists concerned. The results do not match […]
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- Friday 07AM Jul 07/23
Police arrest second suspect in May murder
Winnipeg police have made a second arrest in connection to a homicide earlier this year.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Jul 07/23
Winnipeg Folk Festival Receives $380K for Improvements, Staffing
On its opening night Thursday, the Winnipeg Folk Festival received an injection of federal funding.
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- Friday 06AM Jul 07/23
Glimmer of hope in blighted Point Douglas
Point Douglas residents, who feared they’d be forced to live for a long time near another massive heap of fire-scorched rubble after this week’s blaze at the historic Vulcan Metal […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06AM Jul 07/23
Family to celebrate woman killed by drunk driver
Jordyn Reimer would be celebrating her 26th birthday had an impaired driver not got behind the wheel. Reimer was killed May 1, 2022, in a two-vehicle crash at the intersection […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05AM Jul 07/23
Judge awards developer $5M after ruling 2 city planners deliberately stymied development of Parker lands
Developer Andrew Marquess has won a $5-million judgment against the City of Winnipeg and two planning officials deemed by a judge to have deliberately slowed the progress of Fulton Grove, a 1,900-unit residential development planned for the former Parker lands.
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- Friday 03AM Jul 07/23
Who pays the price for the news media's essential political role?
The market model for Canadian media is failing. News is essential to our political system, but it's not cheap. Can markets be left to fix it, or should we follow the European method of regulating, taxing and spending on quality news?
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- Thursday 10PM Jul 06/23
Winnipeg Folk Festival hits the stage for 48th year
Festival-goers were excited to find out what the weekend might bring after heading to Birds Hill Provincial Park for Winnipeg’s annual Folk Festival.
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- Thursday 09PM Jul 06/23
Manitoban killed in campground accident loved outdoors, had big plans after recent retirement, family says
A Winnipeg family is mourning the death of their father, who died early Monday morning when a storm caused a tree to fall on the tent he was sleeping in a Manigotagan campground.
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- Thursday 08PM Jul 06/23
Community, Indigenous drug rehab programs across West get $20M in federal funds
Dozens of community and Indigenous groups across Western Canada will share $20 million in federal funding to boost the mental health and drug awareness, treatment and rehabilitation services they offer.
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- Thursday 08PM Jul 06/23
'Mixed results at best': What one criminologist thinks of moving to CCTV footage downtown
A U of W criminologist reacts to the news that more CCTV cameras will be used in downtown to help improve security.© CTV |
- Thursday 08PM Jul 06/23
U.K., Canada, Sweden, Ukraine sue Iran over downed jet
The United Kingdom, Canada, Sweden and Ukraine have launched a case against Iran at the United Nation's highest court over the 2020 downing of a Ukrainian passenger jet.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Jul 06/23
Former national chief calls for investigation into potential federal interference
RoseAnne Archibald is calling for an independent investigation into potential government interference into the Assembly of First Nations a week after she was ousted as national chief. Archibald was voted out last week during a special chiefs assembly that also dealt with a human resources investigation related to complaints AFN staff filed against her. In […]
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- Thursday 07PM Jul 06/23
News briefs for Friday, July 7, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, July 7, 2023 Vacant house, homes struck by lightning catch fire 10:27 AM Two Winnipeg buildings were set on fire by […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 06/23
CancerCare Manitoba to offer $8.4M specialized MRI machine by early 2024: province
Specialized MRI technology rare to Canada will soon be available for Manitobans battling cancer to add to their treatment arsenal, the province announced on Thursday.
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- Thursday 06PM Jul 06/23
Community, Indigenous drug-related services groups in Western Canada to get $20M from Ottawa
Dozens of community and Indigenous groups across Western Canada will share $20 million in federal funding to boost the mental health and drug awareness, treatment and rehabilitation services they offer.
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- Thursday 06PM Jul 06/23
Winnipeg Blue Bombers set to tangle with injury-riddled Stamps
The Blue Bombers will host the Calgary Stampeders on Friday at IG Field in a week five matchup.© Global |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 06/23
Private nursing costs Manitoba $60M
Manitoba health authorities’ dependence on agency nurses cost taxpayers $19 million more in the past fiscal year, including in Westman, where spending on private, temporary staff skyrocketed by more than […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba police watchdog investigating death of man shot with stun gun Wednesday
Manitoba's police watchdog says it is investigating the death of a man who was shot with a stun gun in Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 06PM Jul 06/23
Final report on Link recommends service improvements: province
A final report concerning service delivery and financial accountability at one of the province’s largest child welfare service providers was made public Thursday by the provincial government. In February, Manitoba […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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- Thursday 05PM Jul 06/23
Injury-riddled Stamps get big boost against Winnipeg with return of Begelton
The veteran Blue Bombers linebacker expects the Stampeders will dip into their depth and battle when they visit IG Field Friday night to take on his 3-1 squad.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba police watchdog investigates after man shot with stun gun dies in hospital
Manitoba's police watchdog says it is investigating the death of a man who was shot by police with a stun gun during an arrest in Winnipeg.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 06/23
Demolition of burned-out buildings held up by red tape, building owner says
The rubble of three burned-out buildings has been sitting in the Point Douglas area for months thanks to red tape one building owner says is holding up demolition.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 06/23
Owner of Main Street furniture store says he's 'going in circles' with province over cleanup after fire
The owner of a furniture store that burned down in Winnipeg's Point Douglas area in February says a dispute with the province has prevented him from cleaning up the rubble.
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- Thursday 05PM Jul 06/23
Man Dies Shortly After Being Tasered, IIU Investigating
The Independent Investigation Unit is looking into the death of a man shortly after an encounter with Winnipeg police.
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- Thursday 04PM Jul 06/23
Rutger McGroarty a hit with fans at Winnipeg Jets development camp
Winnipeg Jets' 2022 first-round draft pick Rutger McGroarty wasted no time endearing himself to young and old supporters of the hockey club during the team's development camp.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 06/23
Twitter threatens to sue Meta over Threads: report
Twitter is threatening to sue Meta, with the app accusing the social media giant of "systemic, willful, and unlawful misappropriation of Twitter's trade secrets."
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- Thursday 04PM Jul 06/23
‘It was just a fluke’: man killed by falling tree had worked decades in urban forestry
A man crushed by a falling tree while camping near Manigotagan this week was described as a loving father and grandfather, who was taking his girlfriend on her first camping […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 06/23
Donations fund specialized MRI for Manitoba
Manitoba will be one of the first provinces to get a specialized MRI for cancer patients thanks to private donors. Ontario and Alberta have the enhanced MRI that produces better […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 06/23
Search for women's remains in landfill rests with Ottawa, Manitoba premier says
A Manitoba grand chief said Wednesday she will continue to push for a landfill search for the remains of two slain women, despite being rejected by the Manitoba government.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 06/23
Landfill search advocates decry lack of provincial support
The families of two slain Indigenous women whose remains are believed to be in a Winnipeg-area landfill have rejected the Manitoba government’s reasons for refusing to support a search of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
Man dies in hospital after being Tasered by Winnipeg police, watchdog investigating
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating the death of a man who died in hospital after he was Tasered by Winnipeg police officers.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
2nd person charged in connection with May homicide: Winnipeg police
A 27-year-old man was arrested and charged with second-degree murder on Wednesday in connection with the May death of Vincent Brian Kipling, 31, Winnipeg police say.
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- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba police watchdog investigating in custody death
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating the death of a man following a use of force incident involving Winnipeg police.
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- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
Feds responsible for landfill search of missing women, says Manitoba premier
As calls grow to search a Manitoba landfill for the remains of two women, the province looks to the federal government to support the endeavour.© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
Two Canadian women and three children on way home from detention camps in Syria
Two Edmonton women and three children who were temporarily missing in Syria after failing to board a repatriation flight to Canada in April are finally on their way home. They were among a group of 19 people Canada agreed to bring home from Kurdish-operated prison camps in northeastern Syria in January. The Canadian citizens had […]
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- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
Suncor cyberattackers obtained Petro-Points members’ contact information
Suncor Energy Inc. says the cyberattack that affected the company’s Petro-Canada retail chain also resulted in the leakage of some customer data. The Calgary-based energy company says the cybercriminals accessed the company’s Petro-Points rewards program and obtained members’ basic contact information. Suncor says it is notifying Petro-Points members and privacy regulators, and will inform affected […]
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- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
How a Manitoba First Nation is working to help grow bison herds in the province
A First Nation in western Manitoba is working to revitalize the grasslands by returning them to their natural state – a step to help bring bison herds back to their former glory.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba elections commissioner slaps PC government's wrist for violating advertising ban in 2022
Manitoba's commissioner of elections has ruled the government violated a ban on advertising during election periods when it invited reporters to an event with Premier Heather Stefanson.
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Former police officer sues City of Winnipeg, claiming workplace was toxic
A former Winnipeg police officer says her request to transfer to another division was unfairly spurned, she was subjected to malicious accusations by colleagues, and the workplace became intolerable, resulting in her "constructive dismissal."
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Thompson woman arrested after potentially explosive spree of fires Wednesday night
Officers began to patrol the area, and received a report about a woman starting a fire at a nearby gas station by putting a lit cigarette in the nozzle of a gas pump.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Federal Funding Targets Artisans at The Forks
WINNIPEG -- The federal government is investing more than $308,000 to support the opening of a new collaborative community hub at The Forks.
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Tax dollars fuel well-crafted propaganda
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson is supposed to stop using tax dollars for government advertising two months before the provincial election, scheduled for Oct. 3. However, she can keep the ad […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
23-year-old man killed in homicide on Waywayseecappo First Nation: Manitoba RCMP
The death of a 23-year-old man on Waywayseecappo First Nation is being investigated as a homicide, Mantioba RCMP say.
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Is time running out for Winnipeg's 120-year-old clock?
From the top of Winnipeg's old 'Gingerbread' city hall to the inside of Portage Place Shopping Centre, the city's historic clock has been ticking for 120 years. Now a question mark hangs over its future.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba government found guilty of violating election advertising ban
Manitoba's commissioner of elections has ruled the government violated a ban on advertising during election periods when it invited reporters to an event with the premier.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Meeting with premier on landfill search for women's remains felt like 'slap in the face,' say families
The families of two First Nations women whose remains police believe are in a Winnipeg-area landfill say they were disheartened by the Manitoba government's decision not to help pay for a search that could bring their loved ones home.
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Portage la Prairie RCMP traffic stop turns up drugs, cash and machete
A traffic stop by Portage la Prairie RCMP led to the arrest of two individuals, with the driver facing a slew of charges including drug trafficking.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba’s elections commissioner says the government broke ban on election promotion
Manitoba’s commissioner of elections has ruled the government violated a ban on advertising during election periods when it invited reporters to an event with Premier Heather Stefanson. Commissioner Bill Bowles adds, however, that he does not believe the breach was intentional and it was extremely unlikely to have had any substantive effect on the outcome […]
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 06/23
Federal funding for downtown artisans aims to boost Winnipeg’s economy
The money will be going toward supporting the opening of the collaborative community hub and rotating maker booths located on the second floor of The Forks Market downtown.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Jul 06/23
In alternate reality, Manitoba takes a stand
Meanwhile, in a fictional, alternate Manitoba universe… “Bozhoo, Tansi, tawnshi, háŋ, bonjour, greetings,” Premier Heather Stefanson says, reading a prepared statement at a podium surrounded by reporters. “On behalf of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 01PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba’s Elections Commissioner Says the Government Broke Ban on Election Promotion
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's commissioner of elections has ruled the government violated a ban on advertising during election periods when it invited reporters to an event with Premier Heather Stefanson.
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- Thursday 01PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba's elections commissioner says the government broke ban on election promotion
Manitoba's commissioner of elections has ruled the government violated a ban on advertising during election periods when it invited reporters to an event with Premier Heather Stefanson.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Jul 06/23
Lights, cameras, police action: province unveils downtown Winnipeg safety strategy
The Manitoba government has promised to spend $10 million over two years on a new strategy to make downtown Winnipeg safer. The plan would add 24 police officers to patrol […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 01PM Jul 06/23
Manitoba’s elections commissioner says the government broke ban on election promotion
WINNIPEG – Manitoba’s commissioner of elections has ruled the government violated a ban on advertising during election periods when it invited reporters to an event with Premier Heather Stefanson. Commissioner […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Jul 06/23
Owner of the submersible that imploded during Titanic dive suspends operations
The company that owned a submersible that fatally imploded on its way to explore the wreck of the Titanic said Thursday it has suspended operations. OceanGate, a company based in Everett, Washington, owned the Titan submersible that is believed to have imploded as it made its descent on June 18 in the North Atlantic. The […]
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- Thursday 12PM Jul 06/23
Union decries wage hike for premier, MLAs, calls it ‘slap in the face’ to workers
The union representing 17,000 Manitoba civil servants without a contract says workers should receive the same cost-of-living pay increases that Premier Heather Stefanson and her cabinet receive. The Manitoba Government […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Jul 06/23
More officers, cameras and lights heading to downtown Winnipeg to curb escalating crime
More police, more surveillance cameras and lights, and new all-purpose vehicles for police are part of a $10-million package announced Thursday that the premier says will make downtown Winnipeg safer.
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- Thursday 11AM Jul 06/23
One Selkirk home invasion suspect remains at large after 2nd man arrested, Manitoba RCMP say
Following an incident in which three men broke into a Selkirk home and shot at the owner before fleeing, two men have been taken into custody, but police are searching for a third.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Jul 06/23
Province spending $10 million to improve safety in Winnipeg’s downtown
More police officers, improved lighting and enhanced security cameras have been announced as part of an effort to improve safety in downtown Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba government promises $10M more to fight crime, improve downtown safety
The Manitoba government is promising another $10 million to curb crime and improve safety in downtown Winnipeg. Some of the money is to be used for dozens of closed-circuit security cameras and more police vehicles, including non-motorized small vehicles that can go where cars cannot. Recent statistics from the Winnipeg Police Service say crime last […]
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- Thursday 11AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba Promises $10M More to Fight Crime, Improve Downtown Safety
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is promising another $10 million to curb crime and improve safety in downtown Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 10AM Jul 06/23
More Canadians turn to short-term rentals to earn extra cash, maintain properties
When Marcus Rader returned home after an extended winter trip last year, he was greeted with a broken furnace, freezing temperatures and a week-long wait for a repair. This winter, he put his 150-year-old downtown Toronto house on the short-term rental booking website Airbnb. “We rent out our home in the winter now but it’s […]
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- Thursday 10AM Jul 06/23
Winnipeg police chief unveils $10 million strategy to tackle downtown crime
Winnipeg police chief Danny Smythe said on Thursday the $10 million strategy will include 24 new officers, 75 new CCTV cameras with a monitoring station and a “crime prevention hub.” When asked what areas will be supported by the investment, Smythe said the strategy will focus on the exchange district, sports and hospitality district, and...© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba RCMP arrest woman wanted for second-degree murder
The Manitoba RCMP has arrested a woman wanted for second-degree murder.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jul 06/23
Canada expected to break heat records for third day in a row
Some experts say 2023 could go down as the hottest year on record. This comes as the global temperature is expected to break records for the third day in a row.
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- Thursday 09AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba announces $10 million in safety measures for downtown Winnipeg
The Manitoba government is hoping to tackle violent crime in downtown Winnipeg with the announcement of new safety measures, to the tune of $10 million over two years.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Jul 06/23
What is Threads? Here's what you need to know about the potential 'Twitter Killer'
Facebook-parent Meta on Wednesday officially launched its Twitter competitor, Threads, after first confirming its plans for the app just three months ago.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba Commits to Planting 1 Million Trees Annually
WINNIPEG -- Millions of trees are going into the ground in Manitoba in the coming years.
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- Thursday 09AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba ending social responsibility fee on cannabis retailers
The Manitoba government is putting an end to the social responsibility fee on cannabis retailers.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Jul 06/23
Woman arrested for 2nd-degree murder in Sandy Bay homicide
Fantasia Prince, whom police were searching for in connection with the death of a 24-year-old woman on Sandy Bay First Nation, has been found and arrested.
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- Thursday 08AM Jul 06/23
RCMP arrest Manitoba woman wanted on murder charge
Fantasia Prince, 26, of Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, is facing a second-degree murder charge.© Global |
- Thursday 08AM Jul 06/23
Executive at Manitoba Crown corporation was reimbursed for flights, hotels and more
A senior executive at a Manitoba Crown corporation was sometimes being reimbursed for travel to Winnipeg from his home in the Toronto area twice a month.© Global |
- Thursday 07AM Jul 06/23
Lac-Mégantic marks 10 anniversary of rail disaster that killed 47 people
A stream of flickering lights illuminated the darkness of Lac-Mégantic in the early hours of Thursday morning as citizens marched to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the rail disaster that killed 47 people and destroyed much of the downtown core. A silent march began slightly before 1:14 a.m., marking the moment an unattended train carrying […]
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- Thursday 07AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba government says searching landfill for remains of Indigenous women too risky
The Manitoba government appeared to all but shut the door Wednesday on a proposed search for the remains of two slain Indigenous women believed to be in a landfill.© Global |
- Thursday 07AM Jul 06/23
Why you don’t own that digital media you ‘bought’
In today’s Big Story Podcast, earlier this year, e-books by authors like Roald Dahl or Agatha Christie were changed to make certain phrases less offensive. Even though digital copies of art that have been purchased via a link or button that indicates a paid transaction, it doesn’t mean you actually own them. Reggie Ugwu is […]
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- Thursday 06AM Jul 06/23
Chicago’s Gray Bound for the Derby
On Friday, Chicago’s Gray trainer Murray Duncan will nominate Manitoba’s best three-year-old for what should be the biggest, most significant Manitoba Derby since the first meeting back in 1930.
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- Thursday 06AM Jul 06/23
Manitoba Government Says Searching Landfill for Remains of Indigenous Women Too Risky
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government appeared to all but shut the door Wednesday on a proposed search for the remains of two slain Indigenous women believed to be in a landfill north of Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 06AM Jul 06/23
Lawsuit claims decade of sex abuse at Somerset church
A man who alleges he was repeatedly sexually assaulted as a child by a Catholic priest in rural Manitoba and Winnipeg is taking the Archdiocese of St. Boniface to court […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06AM Jul 06/23
Top earnings for school division head
The departing superintendent of Manitoba’s largest school division earned more money than Winnipeg’s mayor or police chief last year. Pauline Clarke, chief executive officer of the Winnipeg School Division, received […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05AM Jul 06/23
Lac-Megantic marks 10th anniversary of rail disaster that killed 47 people
The community of Lac-Megantic, Que., gathered for a commemorative mass on Thursday to mark the 10-year anniversary of the rail disaster that killed 47 people and destroyed parts of the town centre.© CTV |
- Thursday 05AM Jul 06/23
Chinese owner of Manitoba mine wants to drain lake to extract more cesium from one of world's few deposits
The Chinese owner of the Tanco mine in eastern Manitoba has revived talk of partly draining a lake in order to extract more cesium from one of the world's few deposits of the critical mineral.
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