Monday 08AM Jul 24/23
Manitoba First Nation to begin search for potential unmarked graves
Members of a western Manitoba First Nation were to gather this morning to start a critical month-long search in a good way.
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- Monday 07AM Jul 24/23
The challenge of creating a clean national power grid
In todayâs Big Story Podcast, reaching net-zero emissions by 2035 will require major overhauls to Canada’s national power grid. A significant challenge lies in the patchwork of power-generation methods across different provinces, hindering the implementation of a standardized decarbonization approach. Additionally, political differences between provincial leaders and the federal government further complicate the situation. Adam […]
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- Monday 07AM Jul 24/23
First Nation spends day in ceremony to launch dig for potential unmarked graves
Monday is about ensuring elders, survivors and intergenerational survivors of the former Pine Creek Residential School are provided support before ground is broken Tuesday.© Global |
- Monday 07AM Jul 24/23
Man arrested for spitting on, slapping security guard: Brandon police
The Brandon Police Service responded to a number of violent incidents this weekend, including one where a hospital security guard was spit on and slapped.© CTV |
- Monday 07AM Jul 24/23
Whitehall, Gourneau Lead at the Midway Point
WINNIPEG -- Antonio Whitehall last won the Assiniboia Downs jockey championship in 2020. This year, heâs making a concerted effort to win another.
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- Monday 06AM Jul 24/23
Volunteering at aviation museum âsuch a joyâ
After a professional career spent with his eyes on the ground, Jan Pedersen is looking to the sky. Formerly the co-owner of Shelmerdine Garden Centre and a regional sales representative […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06AM Jul 24/23
Court asked to turf lawsuit filed by family of woman who died
Shared Health and Keewatin Air have asked a Manitoba court to turf a lawsuit filed against them by the family of an intensive care patient who died after a failed […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06AM Jul 24/23
Children with disabilities in need of lifeguards, say swim teachers, parents
Nathanael Peters wonât be attending swimming lessons this summer. For the 22-year-old who lives with autism, itâs a devastating loss. âAs special needs parents, we are kind of used to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06AM Jul 24/23
Cycle of Hope helps build Winnipeg home on Ontario roads
A family from Ethiopia will soon have their first home in Winnipeg, thanks to a group of 27 cyclists riding to Niagara Falls, Ont. Now in its 29th year, the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05AM Jul 24/23
Elon Musk reveals new black and white X logo to replace Twitterâs blue bird
Elon Musk has unveiled a new black and white âXâ logo to replace Twitter’s famous blue bird as he follows through with a major rebranding of the social media platform he bought for $44 billion last year. Musk replaced his own Twitter icon with a white X on a black background and posted a picture […]
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- Monday 05AM Jul 24/23
Elon Musk reveals new black and white X logo to replace Twitter's blue bird
Elon Musk has unveiled a new black and white 'X' logo to replace Twitter's famous blue bird as he follows through with a major rebranding of the social media platform he bought for $44 billion last year.© CTV |
- Monday 05AM Jul 24/23
Clinic ordered to halt for-profit ultrasounds after feds claw back Manitoba's funding over fees
The Manitoba government has ordered a for-profit clinic to stop charging patients for echocardiograms and ultrasounds, nearly six years after it gave the Winnipeg clinic the green light to do so.
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- Monday 05AM Jul 24/23
Mom's death reclassified as homicide after almost 20 years, now son wants case reviewed
A Winnipeg man says he finally has the news he's been waiting almost two decades to hear â his mother's death is now considered a homicide.
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- Monday 03AM Jul 24/23
Why air conditioners can be a problematic solution to extreme heat
As extreme heat hits many parts of the world amid a warming climate, millions of people are turning to air conditioners for relief. But researchers who study climate adaptation say air conditioning for everyone is not sustainable. Hereâs why and what they recommend instead.
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- Monday 03AM Jul 24/23
âWe take pride in what we accomplishedâ: Canadian veterans remember the Korean War
More than 26,000 Canadian Armed Forces were deployed to assist South Korea after it was invaded by North Korea in 1950 and 7,000 more followed to help with peacekeeping after the armistice was signed on July 27, 1953.
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- Monday 03AM Jul 24/23
First Nation spends day in ceremony to launch dig for potential unmarked graves
Spiritual advisers were to lead a pipe ceremony in Minegoziibe Anishinabe while a sacred fire was to be lit near where potential graves of children forced to attend residential school may be.Â
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- Monday 03AM Jul 24/23
Financial burden of cybercrime remains high even as awareness grows
Increased corporate awareness and a string of high-profile incidents have done little to reduce the financial burden of cybercrime in Canada, according to a new report.
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- Monday 03AM Jul 24/23
Calls for residential school abuse records to be re-examined for names of deceased
Geraldine Shingoose was shocked when she opened a report probing what should be done to protect potential unmarked grave sites at former residential schools for Indigenous children.Â
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- Monday 02AM Jul 24/23
Redacting documents ânonsenseâ: ex-Forces member
Going AWOL from a ball hockey tournament in Edmonton. Getting into a fight in Latvia. Starting a fire at CFB Shilo. These are a few of the more than 80 matters Canadian Armed Forces soldiers stationed at CFB Winnipeg and CFB Shilo were disciplined for between April 2017 and April 2022, according to documents obtained by the Free Press through an access to information request.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 02AM Jul 24/23
A hole-some deal
In late June, the owners of Donut House on Selkirk Avenue passed on a dough-stained, near-century-old recipe book to their neighbours down the street. North Enders have been enjoying the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 09PM Jul 23/23
A terminally ill federal inmate wants to be released so he can die outside of prison. He's been refused, so he's applying for MAID
A terminally ill man who's spent decades in prison doesn't want to die behind bars. Denied a compassionate release, he's now considering a medically assisted death.© CTV |
- Sunday 09PM Jul 23/23
Furby Street home demolished after 2nd blaze in 2 months
A vacant home in Winnipeg's West End was demolished by the city on Sunday after suffering its second fire in just over a month, and one nearby resident says he's relieved.
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- Sunday 07PM Jul 23/23
'Nova Scotians are resilient': Premier vows to rebuild province amid catastrophic flooding
As Nova Scotia continues to endure intense rainfall, Premier Tim Houston vowed to rebuild the province as the flooding has left many stranded and destroyed bridges and homes.© CTV |
- Sunday 07PM Jul 23/23
News briefs for Monday, July 24, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Monday, July 24, 2023 Man arrested after machete, pellet gun threats 9:24 AM A Sioux Valley Dakota Nation man has been charged […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 06PM Jul 23/23
40 years flies by: Gimli, Man. marks anniversary of the Gimli Glider
Itâs been four decades since Air Canada Flight 143 ran out of fuel midway through its trip and made an emergency landing at the converted air base in Gimli, Man.© Global |
- Sunday 06PM Jul 23/23
Manitoba town celebrates 40th anniversary of miraculous 'Gimli Glider'
It's been 40 years since an extraordinary day for the people of Gimli, Manitoba.© CTV |
- Sunday 05PM Jul 23/23
âConcerningâ shortage of blood donors in Winnipeg
Winnipeggers are being asked to give the gift of life, as the supply of blood draws low in the city and across the country. Canadian Blood Services is putting out an urgent call for blood donors in Winnipeg, as blood bank levels dip to concerning levels. The organization saying hundreds of appointments need to be […]
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- Sunday 04PM Jul 23/23
Leaders in Canada reflect on 'long journey' of reconciliation a year after Pope's apology
Phil Fontaine has had a year to reflect since he heard an apology from the head of the Roman Catholic Church, something the former Assembly of First Nations national chief fought much of his life to have delivered on Canadian soil.
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- Sunday 04PM Jul 23/23
'Our reserves have been depleted': Winnipeg Beach raises taxes to cover previous council's mistakes
Residents in Winnipeg beach are upset about a big increase on their tax bill, but the community's mayor says the poor financial decisions of previous administrations has left them no choice.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Jul 23/23
Hometown hero Brett Howden brings Stanley Cup to Oakbank, Man.
Hundreds of people lined the streets of Oakbank, Man., Sunday afternoon to get a glimpse â some of even a quick touch â of hockeyâs top prize, the Stanley Cup.Â
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- Sunday 03PM Jul 23/23
Manitobaâs Brett Howden brings Stanley Cup to Oakbank
The Stanley Cup continued its Manitoba tour Sunday with a stop in Oakbank, a small town just east of Winnipeg. Vegas Golden Knights forward Brett Howden held the Cup high above his head as he marched in a parade in his hometown. The 25-year-old had 10 points in 22 playoffs games to help the Knights […]
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- Sunday 01PM Jul 23/23
Winnipeg woman who collected 2,500 books inspired by turnout at free library event for kids
Preslee Marshall wanted to guide Winnipeg kids away from their iPads and video games at least for one afternoon â and spark a love of reading in the process. The 26-year-old Winnipeg woman collected thousands of books over the last several months with the goal of creating a free library event for children. Kids were […]
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- Sunday 12PM Jul 23/23
Why some groceries are cheaper in the international aisle
Canadians continue to pay substantially higher prices for groceries than just a year ago. From shopping in bulk to keeping a close eye on specials, shoppers are implementing cost-saving tips whenever they can. One lesser-known grocery hack simply involves going a couple of aisles over. When shopping for spice, for instance, a 100-gram packet of […]
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- Sunday 12PM Jul 23/23
WFPS crews respond to multiple fires, hazardous materials leak
It was another busy weekend for the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS). with crews responding to six blazes and a hazmat situation in less than 36 hours.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jul 23/23
WFPS crews respond to 3 fires, hazardous materials leak
It was another busy weekend for the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS).© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jul 23/23
Craft beer fans gather at the ballpark for 2nd annual Brewfest
The Winnipeg Goldeyes were on the road this weekend, but that didnât stop hundreds of Winnipeggers from enjoying a cold beer on a hot afternoon at the ballpark.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Jul 23/23
Air quality alert in place for much of Manitoba as more than 40 wildfires burn
An air quality alert is in place for a swath of Manitoba Sunday, as wildfire smoke causes reduced visibility and hazy skies.
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- Sunday 11AM Jul 23/23
Firefighters Respond to Two Winnipeg Fires Overnight
Winnipeg firefighters tackled two blazes late Saturday and early Sunday in separate areas of the city.
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- Sunday 11AM Jul 23/23
The results of âBarbenheimerâ weekend are in. Hereâs who took the box office crown
â Barbenheimer â didnât just work â it spun box office gold. The social media-fueled fusion of Greta Gerwigâs â Barbie â and Christopher Nolanâs â Oppenheimer â brought moviegoers back to the theaters in record numbers this weekend, vastly outperforming projections and giving a glimmer of hope to the lagging exhibition business, amid the […]
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- Sunday 10AM Jul 23/23
Hundreds of horses trot through Brandon for World Clydesdale Show and World Heavy Horseshoeing Championship
Brandon is hosting the World Clydesdale Show and World Heavy Horseshoeing Championship this week for the first time ever. Hundred of the gentle giants are competing to be named best in the world.
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- Sunday 10AM Jul 23/23
Brandon's first music festival in almost five years hosted at Rideau Park
The Salamander Summer Music Festival is rocking Brandon's Rideau Park from Friday to Sunday this weekend. The festival marks the first dedicated music festival in Brandon in nearly five years.
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- Sunday 10AM Jul 23/23
Search continues for four people missing after record rainfall in Nova Scotia
HALIFAX â Nova Scotia RCMP say the search continues for four people, including two children, after intense thunderstorms dumped record amounts of rain across the province. Cpl. Guillaume Tremblay released no other details, but says police would update the progress of the search later today. All four people were reported missing Saturday in separate incidents […]
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- Sunday 10AM Jul 23/23
Musk says Twitter to change logo from bird to âXâ as early as Monday
Elon Musk said Sunday that he plans to change the logo of Twitter to an âXâ from the famous blue bird, marking what would be the latest big change since he bought the social media platform for $44 billion last year. In a series of posts on his Twitter account starting just after 12 a.m. […]
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- Sunday 09AM Jul 23/23
'A long journey': Reconciliation happening day by day, one year after Pope's apology
This week marks one year since Pope Francis arrived in Canada and apologized for the Roman Catholic Church's role in the cultural destruction and forced assimilation of Indigenous people. While the apology met a mixed response, former Assembly of First Nations national chief Phil Fontaine says it was extremely important.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Jul 23/23
Manitoba Hydro dealing with 'major outage' in northern areas of province
Customers in Pukatawagan, Leaf Rapids, Lynn Lake, Nelson House and South Indian Lake have been affected by a âmajor outage,â Manitoba Hydro said in a tweet Friday night.
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- Sunday 09AM Jul 23/23
âA long journeyâ: Reconciliation happening day by day, one year after Popeâs apology
Phil Fontaine has had a year to reflect since he heard an apology from the head of the Roman Catholic Church, something the former Assembly of First Nations national chief fought much of his life to have delivered on Canadian soil. “Without an apology, it would be impossible to forgive,” Fontaine says after taking a […]
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- Sunday 08AM Jul 23/23
âYouâve Got to Move Fastâ: Science Learns to Quickly Link Extreme Weather and Climate
As firefighters and other first responders battle an unprecedented summer of fires, floods, tornadoes and heat waves around the country, a group of Canadian scientists are asking why they're happening in the first place.Â
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- Sunday 06AM Jul 23/23
Remember the 'Gimli Glider'? This couple does â he was the pilot and she was a passenger
Pearl Dion never expected to fall in love with the man who saved her life. Now, she and the man who flew the "Gimli Glider" are celebrating the 40th anniversary of the famed emergency landing, along with their own 10-year partnership.
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- Sunday 06AM Jul 23/23
Last demolition derby in Deloraine marks end of an era in southwestern Manitoba
The horn blew for one final time at the Deloraine Demolition Derby last weekend. It's one of many competitions in Manitoba coming to an end due to a lack of drivers and cars.
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- Saturday 08PM Jul 22/23
Annual rodeo pilgrimage helps fuel townâs economic engine
MORRIS â Brooke Wills was calm and quiet as she saddled her horse, cleaned the grit from its hooves and affixed splint and bell boots to protect its legs. In […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 07PM Jul 22/23
Sikh martial arts competition brings youth, community together
Youth in Winnipegâs Sikh community are competing in a Gatka tournament this weekend, teaching participants the importance of self-discipline and staying rooted in their culture, an organizer says.
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- Saturday 07PM Jul 22/23
News briefs for Sunday, July 23, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, July 23, 2023 Firefighters tackle two house fires over the weekend 10:04 AM The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) responded to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06PM Jul 22/23
'Animals are not willing participants': Animal rights activists protest Manitoba Stampede
Animal rights activists are protesting outside the Manitoba Stampede in Morris after recent animal deaths at similar events this summer.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Jul 22/23
'You are needed': Canadian Blood Services calls for donations in Winnipeg
Canadian Blood Services is putting out a call for blood donations this weekend, and asking those who have already booked appointments to keep them.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Jul 22/23
Manitoba film industry hit by U.S. writers and actors strike
Manitoba IATSE union president Nicolas Phillips said he has no work on film sets scheduled in the near future, leaving thousands of employees out of work.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Jul 22/23
2 people taken to hospital in unstable condition after Saturday crash at Kenaston and Perimeter
Two people were taken to hospital in unstable condition after a car crash near the intersection of Kenaston Boulevard and the Perimeter Highway late Saturday morning.Â
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- Saturday 03PM Jul 22/23
Israelâs Netanyahu goes to hospital for pacemaker as hundreds of thousands march on Jerusalem
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was rushed to the hospital early Sunday for an emergency procedure to implant a pacemaker, plunging the country into deeper turmoil after widespread protests overt his contentious judicial overhaul plan. Netanyahu’s office said that he would be placed under sedation and that a top deputy, Justice Minister Yariv Levin, would stand […]
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- Saturday 02PM Jul 22/23
Crews fight Friday night fire at Jarvis Avenue warehouse
The cause of a structure fire Friday night on Jarvis Avenue is now under investigation, the City of Winnipeg said in a news release Saturday.Â
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- Saturday 02PM Jul 22/23
Brandon Makes Bid to Host 2025 Olympic Curling Trials
The Manitoba government is kicking in $450,000 to help Brandon win the bid to host the 2025 Roar of the Rings Olympic Curling Trials.
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- Saturday 02PM Jul 22/23
Province and city building new basketball court in St. Vital
Basketball enthusiasts in St. Vital will soon have a new outdoor court to play on.© CTV |
- Saturday 01PM Jul 22/23
'Like a weight being lifted off my shoulders': Manitoba wrestler cuts hair to make weigh-in
An Indigenous wrestler from Manitoba is honouring her late grandfather after cutting off her hair in a clever bid to pass her weigh-in at the North American Indigenous Games this week.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Jul 22/23
U of M researchers developing canola-based plastic replacement
A University of Manitoba research team is working on a more environment-friendly plastic substitute, and they are using a product plentiful in Manitoba to do it.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Jul 22/23
- Saturday 10AM Jul 22/23
Fargo gunman who fatally shot police officer likely had far deadlier attack in mind: North Dakota AG
The heavily armed man who ambushed Fargo police officers investigating a fender bender last week likely had a bigger and bloodier attack in mind, with at least two fairs taking place at the time in and around North Dakota's largest city, authorities said Friday.
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- Saturday 10AM Jul 22/23
Record-breaking downpours from thunderstorms cause flooding across Nova Scotia
HALIFAX â A long procession of intense thunderstorms have dumped record amounts of rain across a wide swath of Nova Scotia, causing flash flooding, road washouts and power outages. Torrential downpours started Friday afternoon across the Halifax region, dumping more than 200 millimetres of rain in the Hammonds Plains, Bedford and Lower Sackville areas â […]
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- Saturday 08AM Jul 22/23
Blood Donors Needed in Manitoba This Weekend
Canadian Blood Services has put the call out for donors in Manitoba as inventory "reaches levels of concern."
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- Saturday 06AM Jul 22/23
Roots of conflict between developer, Winnipeg city councillor date back 14 years
A judge awarded developer Andrew Marquess $5 million because the city slowed progress on a development he started in 2013. But the roots of the conflict go back further.
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- Saturday 06AM Jul 22/23
Prairie producers face supply chain woes and uncertainty due to B.C. port labour dispute
Manitoba's pork sector is just one of the industries trying to catch-up on business following the 13-day work stoppage at B.C. ports. The Prairie province exports about $730 million worth of pork out of West Coast ports every year.
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- Saturday 05AM Jul 22/23
3 in 10 say Justin Trudeau is the worst recent PM, 1 in 5 call Pierre Trudeau the best: survey
A new survey has found more Canadians consider Justin Trudeau the worst prime minister of the last 55 years than any other PM, while his father ranks as the most popular.© CTV |
- Saturday 05AM Jul 22/23
What ideas were left on the cutting room floor in passport redesign? Weâll never know
Garry Keller recalls the first images passport staff brought before the then-Conservative government for consideration during the last major passport overhaul. “We laughed,” Keller recalls. “It looked like a C-minus effort.” The original concepts featured a Canada goose, a beaver and a maple leaf â ideas the government found uninspired and “lowest-common denominator.” Keller served […]
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- Saturday 05AM Jul 22/23
Canadian intelligence flagged Chinese meddling 37 years ago: newly released report
A newly released document shows intelligence officials have been tracking China’s attempts to meddle in Canadian affairs for more than one-third of a century. The February 1986 intelligence report warned that Beijing was using open political tactics and secret operations to influence and exploit the Chinese diaspora in Canada. It said China was using new […]
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- Saturday 03AM Jul 22/23
Residential school survivors still waiting for next steps a year after papal visit
One year after Pope Francis visited Canada, many residential school survivors and Indigenous leaders say they're still waiting for a plan from the Roman Catholic Church on how to move forward with reconciliation.
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- Saturday 03AM Jul 22/23
For as long as there have been cattle, people have been stealing it. But the problem is getting worse
An Alberta farmer is raising alarms over cattle rustling after 85 cows, calves and bulls were taken from pastures north of Edmonton. The RCMP says thieves 'knew what they were doing.'
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- Friday 08PM Jul 21/23
Manitoba students frustrated after issues with student aid website leave some unable to apply
Manitoba said it will tackle technical issues on the province's student aid website this weekend, in response to applicants who are having a hard time applying for help before the fall semester starts.
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- Friday 08PM Jul 21/23
New discovery, new memories made at summer camp
For Andrea Craitâs two children, spending a week at Camp Arnes is the highlight of summer. However, as a single mother who works part time, registering for camp comes with […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Jul 21/23
Canadian Blood Services needs close to 500 Winnipeg donors to sustain inventory
Canadian Blood Services is asking people in Winnipeg to donate blood this weekend as its inventory is concerningly low.Â
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- Friday 07PM Jul 21/23
Three-year-old left unattended on minibus for two hours
A Winnipeg family is speaking out after their three-year-old son was left alone on a parked minibus for two hours last month.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Jul 21/23
He left his art in Winnipeg
Tony Bennett may have left his heart in San Francisco, but thanks to a Winnipeg fan who became a friend, he left some of his art in Winnipeg. Just hours […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Jul 21/23
Judge rejects âbrother-sisterâ explanation, convicts ex-teacher of child luring in relationship with girl, 14
A former Interlake-area teacher has been convicted of child luring after a judge rejected his claim his relationship with a 14-year-old girl was that of a âbig brother and little […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Jul 21/23
Manitoba funds new tech to support child abuse victims who share their story
The province is providing $145,000 for new audio and video equipment to help investigators interview child abuse victims, Manitoba Justice minister Kelvin Goertzen announced at a news conference Friday.
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- Friday 07PM Jul 21/23
News briefs for Saturday, July 22, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, July 22, 2023 Crews respond to fire on Jarvis Avenue 1:01 PM Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service was called to the 400 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
âWe think of the what-ifsâ: Winnipeg toddler left alone on child care bus for two hours
Kristin Hernandez-Courchene says her three-year-old son is traumatized, after being left alone for two hours in a minibus that was supposed to drop him off at an early education child […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
Police share photos of men who may be travelling with B.C. Amber Alert suspect
On the third day of an ongoing Amber Alert in B.C., the Surrey RCMP Serious Crime Unit launched a tip line and dedicated email address to handle tips related to the case.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
Province wonât divulge âtransparentâ air ambulance selection details, contract value
The provincial government is refusing to reveal how many bids were considered before awarding a 10-year, multimillion-dollar air ambulance contract to a Tory-linked company after insisting the selection process was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
Manitoba farmers struggling with dry fields
Cracked fields and short crops are the realities of farming this summer in Manitoba as a drought in some parts of the province causes serious problems for farmers.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
Winnipeg MP wants UN to push for landfill search for women's remains
A Winnipeg MP is asking the United Nations to step in and push the federal and provincial governments to search a Manitoba landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women.Â
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- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
One school year, 350 safety violations: Manitoba divisions added to index of âhigh-risk industriesâ
Manitoba public schools were reprimanded for shoddy electrical work, missing first aid kits and allowing asbestos to become airborne, among unsafe conditions provincial investigators uncovered in 2022-23. Last summer, the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Jul 21/23
- Friday 05PM Jul 21/23
Bird-release becomes three-headed fundraiser
Things are about to get chirpy this weekend at Barrier Bay Resort. On Saturday, the Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is set to release four rehabilitated songbirds back into the wild […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Jul 21/23
Manitoba Planetarium to host Pink Floyd listening parties
One of the best-selling albums of all-time is being celebrated with a special show at the Manitoba Museum.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Jul 21/23
'We found our home again,' Afghan man says after family arrives on charter flight to Manitoba
An Afghan man whose family arrived in Manitoba this week says theyâre grateful to finally be in Canada after years of living in fear of the Taliban.
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- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Cyclists raise $100K to build Habitat for Humanity homes
For the 29th year in a row, cyclists from Winnipeg, Man. are cycling across parts of North America to raise money to build homes back in Manitoba. This yearâs Cycle of Hope left Manitoulin Island on July 19, and will end in Niagara Falls on July 26.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Manitoba wrestler cuts the hair she grew in honour of her grandfather to make weigh-in at NAIG
Wrestler Emma Bear from Peguis First Nation let go of a lot more than her braids at weigh-in last Friday in Halifax at the National American Indigenous Games.
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- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Two charged in Stony Mountain riot slaying
Corrections officers are scouring the cells of Stony Mountain Institution for homemade weapons, as security intelligence staffers interview those involved in a riot Monday that left a convicted killer dead […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Work Wellness In Action CHALLENGE
Work Wellness Institute The Work Wellness Institute leads evidence-informed change through continued collaborative work with partners across academia, industry, government, and the community. Founded in Canada in 1985, the Work […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Deadly riot at Stony Mountain results in charges: RCMP
Two people have been arrested and dozens of weapons were seized as Stonewall RCMP continue their investigation into a riot at Stony Mountain Institution.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Winnipeg Transit, Transit Union say reported overdose death on bus didnât happen
Reports of an overdose death on a Winnipeg Transit bus spread quickly on social media â but after reviewing video footage and speaking with bus operators, the union that represents transit workers in the city say it didnât happen. “They investigated in its entirety and the extent of the investigation brought forward an intoxicated individual […]
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- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
âWeâre going to do the surgery today. You OK with that?â
Kristin Coulthard was a patient in HSCâs RR4 Plastic Surgery Clinic about 13 years ago. And she was a patient there again earlier this year. Things have really changed in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Jul 21/23
Investigation into Potential Unmarked Graves on Manitoba First Nation Comes Up Empty
WINNIPEG â Mounties say after a yearlong investigation into potential unmarked graves detected in a western Manitoba First Nation, they have not found any evidence pointing to criminal activities.Â
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- Friday 03PM Jul 21/23
Potential unmarked graves investigation finds no evidence so far of criminal activity: Manitoba RCMP
Mounties say after a yearlong investigation into potential unmarked graves detected in a western Manitoba First Nation, they have not found any evidence pointing to criminal activities.
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