Tuesday 10PM Jul 18/23
Winnipeg police searching for suspicious vehicle
Winnipeg police want you to keep an eye out for a suspicious vehicle.
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- Tuesday 09PM Jul 18/23
Winnipeg police looking for suspicious vehicle after report of potentially distressed passenger
Winnipeg police are asking for the publicâs help to find a vehicle after a female passenger was seen potentially in distress on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 08PM Jul 18/23
Muslim community believes Olive Garden stabbing was targeted, calls for hate crime investigation
The 18-year-old woman stabbed in the neck while working at Olive Garden last month, suggests she was targeted as a Black Muslim woman. Despite police describing this as a random attack, Winnipeg's Muslim community is asking them to take another look.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Jul 18/23
âUse my experiences to help othersâ: RRC Polytech celebrates first shelter support worker grads
Red River College Polytechnic, sector advocates and students are celebrating the first cohort to complete its shelter support worker micro-credential pilot program. On Tuesday, 25 students graduated from the free […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Jul 18/23
Bombers receiver Kenny Lawler hopes to 'hit the ground running' after missing time for legal woes
Kenny Lawler will finally suit up for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this season when they take on the Edmonton Elks at IG Field on Thursday. The veteran American wide receiver had missed six weeks of action because he was unable to re-enter Canada after pleading guilty to a 2021 impaired driving charge in a Manitoba court on April 4.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jul 18/23
News briefs for Wednesday, July 19, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, July 19, 2023 Liquor and lotteries employees on strike 8:32 AM Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries employees are now on strike â […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
Inflation relief felt largely at the gas pump; food, housing costs continue to rise
The rising cost of living in Canada that has dominated the headlines over the past year is, in many ways, a story about oil.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
Convicted killer dead, seven inmates injured as rival gangs brawl in Stony Mountain exercise yard
A 33-year-old convicted killer is dead after a riot broke out in Stony Mountain Institutionâs exercise yard Monday evening. Corrections officers used live ammunition to break up the brawl; another […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
Winnipeg police looking for suspicious vehicle, woman possibly in distress
Winnipeg police are asking for the publicâs help to find a vehicle and ensure that a passenger is safe.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
Inmate dies following altercation at Stony Mountain Institution, 6 others injured
The Stony Mountain Institution says an inmate has died and several others were injured during an altercation Monday. The Canadian News Wire (CNW) Group confirmed the altercation occurred in the medium security sector of the institution. In total seven inmates were injured. Those inmates were treated by Correctional Service of Canada (CSC) staff and transported […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
A half-century later: âyou are innocentâ
âYou are innocent.â Brian Anderson and Allan John (A.J.) Woodhouse longed to hear those words for the past 50 years. And in a Winnipeg courtroom at noon Tuesday, Manitoba Court […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
Second highest in Canada for missing children, Manitoba to spend $3M on integrated response
With the second highest number of missing kids last year, Manitoba has announced that $3.1 million will support initiatives aimed at scaling-down the number of missing people.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
EY to steer government-ordered MPI review
Manitoba Public Insurance has hired consulting firm Ernst and Young to conduct a government-ordered review of its business. On Tuesday, the Crown corporation confirmed the international organization will scrutinize the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
B.C. port workers back on strike after tentative deal rejected
Thousands of port workers in B.C. are back on strike as of Tuesday afternoon after a tentative deal was rejected.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jul 18/23
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Province seeks partnerships with private landlords to battle homelessness
Manitobaâs Progressive Conservative government is asking landlords in the private and non-profit sector to open their doors to provide permanent, stable shelter to people exiting homelessness. On Tuesday, Families Minister […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Muslim community seeks hate crime investigation into Olive Garden stabbing
Members of Winnipegâs Muslim community are demanding the recent case of a man accused of stabbing a female restaurant employee be reopened and investigated as a potential hate crime. An […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Winnipeg police looking for vehicle to conduct wellness check
Winnipeg police are looking for a vehicle after they were alerted to a woman who was possibly in distress.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Better 15 years late than never for innocent victims of corrupted prosecution
On Tuesday, exactly 50 years and one day after Brian Anderson and Allan Woodhouse were arrested for murder, the two men returned to a Winnipeg courtroom to see if justice […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Man killed after being thrown from boat: RCMP
A 40-year-old Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation man has died after he was thrown from a boat Monday evening.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Animal advocates calling for animal cruelty charges after horse dies at Selkirk rodeo
Editor’s Note: Some may find the contents of this story to be disturbing or unsettling, discretion is advised. Animal advocates are calling for animal cruelty charges to be laid after a horse died from injuries during a rodeo in Selkirk, Manitoba over the weekend. During the Bronco Riding event at Triple S Fair and Rodeo […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Jul 18/23
Cool temperatures keep cap on city mosquito counts
The past few weeks, many Winnipeggers have found themselves wearing longer sleeves on evening walks and noticing the seeming absence of buzzing, biting mosquitoes. They’re not imagining it. According to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Jul 18/23
Tamara Lichâs case not a trial of the âFreedom Convoy,â says defence lawyer
The lawyer for "Freedom Convoy'' organizer Tamara Lich warned the court Tuesday that the upcoming trial on her criminal charges should not put the entire convoy on trial.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jul 18/23
$1.8 million dollar view: Peggys Cove property conditionally sold
A real estate listing at Nova Scotia's most popular tourist destination is raising eyebrows and generating some debate, although it's already been conditionally sold.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jul 18/23
âI feel freeâ: Judge acquits two Manitoba men convicted in 1973 killing in Winnipeg
Brian Anderson and Allan Woodhouse were sentenced to life in prison in the death of Ting Fong Chan, a restaurant worker who was fatally stabbed in 1973.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jul 18/23
Rooming-house stabbing victim feared âerraticâ neighbour, grieving friend says
A man found stabbed to death inside his West End rooming house had grown increasingly afraid of an âerraticâ neighbour, voicing concerns to his friends and expressing a desire to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM Jul 18/23
Injured horse killed in front of Selkirk rodeo spectators
Animal welfare organizations are calling for an investigation after a horse was severely injured Saturday during a rodeo event in Selkirk and killed by the fair’s veterinarian. The horse was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM Jul 18/23
Las Vegas police serve search warrant in Tupac Shakur killing investigation
Authorities in Nevada confirmed Tuesday that they served a search warrant this week in connection with the long-unsolved killing of rapper Tupac Shakur nearly 30 years ago. Shakur, one of the most prolific figures in hip-hop, was killed on the night of Sept. 7, 1996, in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas. He was 25. […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Jul 18/23
Manitoba abdicating responsibility in landfill search: Crown-Indigenous relations minister
Canadaâs Crown-Indigenous Relations Minister said the Manitoba government needs to step up and take responsibility when it comes to searching the Prairie Green Landfill for the bodies of two murdered Indigenous women.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Jul 18/23
Nisichawayasihk man, 40, dead after boating crash: Manitoba RCMP
A 40-year-old man from a northern Manitoba First Nation is dead following a boating crash Monday evening, RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 02PM Jul 18/23
1 dead, 1 injured in northern Manitoba boat accident
Mounties say a 30-year-old was driving the boat when it struck debris in the water, causing it to veer off course. A 40-year-old was ejected from the watercraft.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Jul 18/23
Canadians with endometriosis spending thousands to cross the border due to long surgery wait times
Wait times to get surgery for those with endometriosis can take years, leading some people to head out of the country and spend thousands of dollars out of pocket to seek treatment. Amanda Fruci didn’t know her endometriosis was so bad until after a U.S. surgeon operated on her three weeks ago. “My surgeon described […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Jul 18/23
1 inmate dies, 7 others injured after fight breaks out at Stony Mountain Institution
A 33-year-old man was killed when a large fight broke out at Stony Mountain Institution on Monday evening, leaving seven inmates injured, RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Gas leaked from bad fitting at Pennsylvania chocolate factory where 7 died in blast, report says
Natural gas leaked from a defective fitting at a Pennsylvania chocolate factory where a powerful explosion leveled one building, heavily damaged another and killed seven people, federal safety investigators said Tuesday as they continued to investigate the cause of the blast. One of two leaks at the R.M. Palmer Co. plant in West Reading was […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Man Killed in Boating Accident in Northern Manitoba
Manitoba RCMP say one man was killed and another man injured during a boating accident near Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Canadian arrested by U.K. police on suspicion of membership in terrorism group
British police have arrested a Canadian man on suspicion of being a member of a terrorist group. The Metropolitan Police in London, England, say counterterrorism detectives arrested a 28-year-old Canadian national at Heathrow Airport shortly after noon. They say the man had just arrived on a flight from Canada and that the investigation related to […]
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
The Forks Testing âPlayâ Elements in Summer Pop-Up
WINNIPEG -- The Forks is already the city's playground, but now there's a new element to have fun this summer.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Judge Grants Acquittal of Two Men Convicted in 1973 Killing in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG â A courtroom erupted in cheers and applause Tuesday after a Manitoba judge said the words two First Nations men have been waiting a half-century to hear.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
One inmate dead, seven taken to hospital after fight in Stony Mountain Institution
One inmate is dead and seven were hospitalized after what RCMP are calling a 'large fight' at Stony Mountain Institution that reportedly involved edged weapons.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Manitoba judge acquits two men convicted in 1973 killing in Winnipeg
Anderson and Woodhouse were sentenced to life in prison in the death of Ting Fong Chan, a restaurant worker who was fatally stabbed in 1973 near a downtown construction site.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Inmate Killed in Brawl at Stony Mountain Institution
A 33-year-old man was killed Monday night after a large fight broke out at Stony Mountain Institution.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Foot pursuit leads to arrests and dozens of charges: Winnipeg police
Two arrests were made following an attempted traffic stop and a foot pursuit. Officers have laid dozens of charges, with two suspects now in custody.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Gun, Drugs Seized After North Kildonan Pursuit
Winnipeg police have charged two people after an attempted traffic stop turned up a loaded gun and drugs.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
Firefighters Battle High-Rise Blaze on Kennedy Street
Winnipeg firefighters fought a blaze in a high-rise apartment building early Tuesday in the 400 block of Kennedy Street.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jul 18/23
'I'm done with Canada': High cost of living leads some to leave the country
With countless Canadians struggling to afford high housing costs, some have decided to relocate to countries where accommodation and other essential items cost less. CTVNews.ca heard from several of these Canadians, many of whom say they hope the lower prices will have a positive impact on their overall quality of life.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM Jul 18/23
RCMP union calls for clarity amid questions about future of force
The head of Canada's RCMP union is calling for clarity from the federal government after reports the role of the force could be changing.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jul 18/23
Addressing homelessness behind Manitobaâs latest spending spree
Five key initiatives are part of the government of Manitoba's plan to address homelessness, with the backing of millions of dollars in funding.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Jul 18/23
Judge grants acquittal of two men convicted in 1973 killing in Winnipeg
A judge has granted an acquittal to two First Nations men convicted of killing a restaurant worker in Winnipeg a half-century ago. Chief Justice Glenn Joyal says Brian Anderson and Allan Woodhouse are innocent and deserve acquittals. Crown attorney Michelle Jules said Tuesday the Manitoba Prosecution Services acknowledges a miscarriage of justice occurred in the […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Jul 18/23
How Manitobans are doing so far at the North American Indigenous Games
It may only be a few days into the 2023 North American Indigenous Games (NAIG), but some Manitobans have already walked away with medals.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
Manitoba judge acquits 2 Indigenous men convicted of 1973 Winnipeg murder
Brian Anderson and Allan Woodhouse were sentenced to life in prison in the death of Ting Fong Chan, a restaurant worker who was fatally stabbed in 1973. On Tuesday, a prosecutor in Winnipeg said the Crown is seeking the acquittal of the two First Nations men.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
Police, city staff dismantle protest blockade
Winnipeg police and city staff have dismantled a blockade of the main road leading to the Brady Road landfill. Protesters had blocked the road since July 6 in response to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
Crown grants acquittal of two men convicted in 1973 killing in Winnipeg
A judge has granted an acquittal to two First Nations men convicted of killing a restaurant worker in Winnipeg a half-century ago.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
'Courage and resilience:' Crown grants acquittal of two men convicted in 1973 killing in Winnipeg
A courtroom erupted in cheers and applause Tuesday after a Manitoba judge said the words two First Nations men have been waiting a half-century to hear.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
Judge grants acquittal of two men convicted in 1973 killing in Winnipeg
WINNIPEG – A judge has granted an acquittal to two First Nations men convicted of killing a restaurant worker in Winnipeg a half-century ago. Chief Justice Glenn Joyal of the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
Blockade Dismantled at Winnipeg Landfill
WINNIPEG â A blockade is down at a Winnipeg landfill where demonstrators have been demanding another waste facility be searched for the remains of two Indigenous women.
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- Tuesday 11AM Jul 18/23
Blockade dismantled at Winnipegâs Brady Road landfill
The dismantling of the blockade at Winnipegâs Brady Road landfill Tuesday morning was done in a âpeaceful manner,â according to police. Two Winnipeg Police Service officers and workers with front-end loaders were at the blockade around 9:15 a.m. to enforce the temporary injunction granted by a Manitoba judge last week. No arrests were made and […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Manitoba announces training funding for agricultural industry
Manitoba's agriculture industry is getting a funding boost through a program that aims to support organizations in developing resources and employee training.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Winnipeg police dismantle Brady landfill blockade
Winnipeg police have removed a blockade at the Brady Road landfill erected nearly two weeks ago to protest a decision not to search for the remains of two Indigenous women.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
City of Winnipeg crews clear blockade at Brady Road landfill
Police and City of Winnipeg crews are tearing down a blockade at the entrance to a Winnipeg landfill four days after a judge granted an injunction ordering protesters to clear the road.
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- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Protesters say 'other warriors will take action' as city removes landfill blockade
The blockade at Winnipeg's Brady Landfill has been removed, nearly two weeks after protesters set it up demanding a search of a landfill north of the city for the remains of two Indigenous women.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Landfill blockade removed, but protesters say 'other warriors will take action'
The blockade at Winnipeg's Brady Landfill has been removed, nearly two weeks after protesters set it up demanding a search of a landfill north of the city for the remains of two Indigenous women.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Winnipegâs Muslim community calls for investigation into Olive Garden stabbing of hijabi woman
Winnipeg's Muslim community is looking for answers after one of its members, an 18-year-old woman, was stabbed on the job last month while working at a local restaurant.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Girls in robotics summer program gives high schoolers a chance to learn in an atmosphere geared to them
WISE Kidnetic Energy is giving high school girls a chance to learn about coding, robots and the associated terminology this summer. The outreach program from the University of Manitoba encourages girls' participation in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math).
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- Tuesday 10AM Jul 18/23
Red River Métis displaced by cattle want land back from Manitoba
A MĂ©tis village was burned to the ground in 1938 to turn the land into a community pasture for cattle. The Manitoba MĂ©tis Federation and descendants want it back.© Global |
- Tuesday 09AM Jul 18/23
Winnipeg crews tackle early morning structure fires
Winnipeg firefighters were kept busy in the early hours of Tuesday with a pair of structure fires.© Global |
- Tuesday 09AM Jul 18/23
Muslim community suggests Olive Garden attack was targeted against Black woman
The attack on a Black Muslim woman working at a Winnipeg Olive Garden restaurant last month needs to be further investigated as a targeted hate crime, the Manitoba Islamic Association says.
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- Tuesday 09AM Jul 18/23
Landfill search for Ontario man proves it's possible, but Manitoba lacks political will: former police officer
A former deputy police chief who led the successful hunt for a homicide victim's partial remains after they were thrown into a dumpster says a similar search for two homicide victims at a Manitoba landfill can be done safely.
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- Tuesday 08AM Jul 18/23
12-year-old facing charges following attack, robbery with machete
A 12-year-old is facing charges following a robbery and assault with a machete in Winnipegâs downtown area on Friday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Jul 18/23
Saxon Saga Loves the Distance, Wins $50,000 Derby Trial
Heavily-favoured Chicagoâs Gray might have proven something to his trainer Murray Duncan on Monday night. The three-year-old gelding with two stakes wins in his stable this season, is probably a sprinter.
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- Tuesday 07AM Jul 18/23
Canadaâs inflation rate tumbles to 2.8% in June even as grocery prices remain high
Statistics Canada says Canadaâs inflation rate tumbled to 2.8 per cent in June, putting it within the Bank of Canadaâs target range.
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- Tuesday 07AM Jul 18/23
Inside a motherâs struggle to clear her name after a wrongful arrest
In todayâs Big Story Podcast, 27-year old Breeanna Bascombe was trying to rock her infant daughter to sleep when police descended on her parents’ Brampton, Ont., home to arrest her, and charge her as an accessory after the fact to first-degree murder. The charge was related to a crime allegedly committed by her ex-boyfriend that […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Jul 18/23
'We could've lost several lives': Inmate killed, seven hospitalized during Manitoba prison riot
An inmate has died and seven others were hospitalized following a riot at a Manitoba prison Monday night, an incident the union representing correctional officers said could have escalated into a much more serious situation.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jul 18/23
'Deadly riot' at Manitoba prison, union says
One person has been airlifted to the hospital following an incident at a Manitoba prison on Monday that prompted a heavy emergency crew response.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Jul 18/23
Woman says she was left homeless, targeted by trafficker after release from Manitoba jail
An Inuk woman says she was left vulnerable and became a target for a human trafficker after she was released from prison with nowhere to go. Advocates say it's proof Manitoba's justice system needs an overhaul.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jul 18/23
Language tests used to determine admissibility into Canada are a 'money-making machine,' critic says
The price of the language tests that immigrants to Canada must take, and potentially having to pay to take them multiple times, is just one concern advocates and prospective residents have. Some say the tests are an insufficient way of assessing a person's candidacy for residence in Canada.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jul 18/23
Humidex used to be a foreign concept in much of Western Canada. That's changing
As human-caused climate change cranks up the heat in Canada, itâs also likely to lead to more humid days, changing life for many in Western Canada and posing a threat to regions that arenât adapted to muggy, sweltering weather.
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- Tuesday 02AM Jul 18/23
Mom blasts school division for failing to implement sex-abuse-report system
A Winnipeg advocate whose son was coached by disgraced football coach Kelsey McKay is questioning why the serial sex offenderâs former employer decided against implementing a program that makes it […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Jul 17/23
Canadian meat industry urges MPs to reject U.K. membership in trade deal
Canadian beef and pork farmers are calling on members of Parliament to vote against the U.K.'s membership in a major Asia-Pacific trade group.
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- Monday 08PM Jul 17/23
Lifesaving society highlights newcomer swimming safety
The Lifesaving Society of Manitoba, along with the City of Winnipeg, is looking to teach newcomers some important water safety strategies in their own language.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Jul 17/23
'Kind of barbaric': Horse dies of injury during rodeo in Selkirk
A Manitoba woman says she left the Selkirk rodeo shaken after she saw a horse receive a fatal injury at the event over the weekend.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Jul 17/23
News briefs for Tuesday, July 18, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, July 18, 2023 Fire in vacant Tweed Avenue home 9:01 AM Firefighters extinguished a fire in a vacant house on Tweed […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Why Winnipeg's pesky mosquitoes are not causing a buzz this year
They say absence makes the heart grow fonder, but that's not the case when it comes to bloodsucking mosquitoes.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Majority of Manitobans feeling less safe: poll
More than half of Manitobans view their respective communities as being less safe than they were in the recent past, new poll results suggest. The survey, conducted by Probe Research […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Islamic community raising questions about whether restaurant workerâs stabbing was targeted
Local and national Islamic organizations will hold a news conference Tuesday morning to call for a âfulsome investigationâ into the stabbing of an 18-year-old Black Muslim woman at a Transcona […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
âThis place was buzzingâ: Churchill welcomes first cruise ship in decade
Penny Rawlings recalls a time when tourist ships docking at the Port of Churchill were met with RCMP officers in red serge, locals in cultural regalia, and welcome signs. When […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Indigenous Leaders Say They Do Not Accept Premierâs Comments on Landfill Search
WINNIPEG â Indigenous leaders are "dispelling the narrative" a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women is unsafe after Manitoba's premier refused to fund the search due to health and safety risks.Â
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- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Net proceeds from sale of sexual predator coachâs house destined for victimsâ support programs
Additional funds are set to flow to victimsâ support programs in Manitoba following the sale of a disgraced former football coachâs house. The residence â turned crime scene â of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Free Press no longer producing a Sunday e-edition
The Free Press is no longer producing a Sunday e-edition. However, the replica edition of our daily newspaper will continue to be available every morning, Monday through Saturday. At all […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
Sami Jo Smallâs annual girlsâ hockey camp draws huge turnout
130 athletes are getting the chance to learn from a three-time Olympian and other professional female hockey players at the Sami Jo Small girls hockey school this week© Global |
- Monday 06PM Jul 17/23
- Monday 05PM Jul 17/23
Stefansonâs opposition to landfill search not ânecessarily based in fact,â expert says
Specialists insisted Monday a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women can be done safely âwith a good possibility of success,â contradicting Premier Heather Stefansonâs […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM Jul 17/23
Good Samaritan buys $1,200 bike for man who was robbed in Winnipeg
A man cycling across Canada to promote mental health awareness says he is overwhelmed by the support heâs received after he had his bike and money stolen during a stop in Winnipeg, Man.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Jul 17/23
2 men charged in shootings, high-speed chase over the weekend
Winnipeg police say two people are facing a combined total of 27 charges in connection to a string of shootings on Saturday.
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- Monday 05PM Jul 17/23
Manitoba Hydro workers prep for July 20 strike
Manitoba Hydro workers are preparing to strike if the Crown corporation and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 2034 cannot reach a deal by Thursday. In a release, IBEW 2034 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Jul 17/23
Protest continues at Brady Road Landfill despite court injunction
Protestors remain at Winnipegâs Brady Road Landfill, continuing to block the main access road despite a court injunction. Those here continue to call on the Manitoba and federal governments to search the Prairie Green Landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women. Demonstrators standing their ground Monday afternoon, with no plans of going anywhere. Winnipeg […]
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- Monday 04PM Jul 17/23
12-year-old arrested in violent robbery incident in downtown Winnipeg
Winnipeg police say they arrested a 12-year-old boy in connection to a violent robbery in the downtown area on Friday.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Jul 17/23
2 men arrested after string of firearm-related incidents, police pursuit in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police say they have arrested two men after a string of firearm-related incidents and a police pursuit into East St. Paul and back to the city on Saturday.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jul 17/23
Masked thief sought in Selkirk business robbery: Manitoba RCMP
Police say a man wearing a mask entered the store, threatened employees with a knife, stole money and cigarettes, and then ran away.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Jul 17/23
Man Recovering After Being Stabbed in Selkirk
A man was sent to hospital on Saturday following a stabbing on the front lawn of a home in Selkirk.
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- Monday 03PM Jul 17/23
Indigenous leaders say they do not accept premierâs comments on landfill search
Indigenous leaders say a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women can be done safely and must go ahead. Long Plain First Nation Chief Kyra Wilson said she does not accept the Manitoba government’s refusal to fund a search due to the health and safety risks to searchers. “To […]
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