Wednesday 06PM Jul 26/23
Former senator, MP, journalist Pat Carney is dead at the age of 88
Pat Carney, who pioneered roles for women in Canadian politics and journalism has died at the age of 88.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jul 26/23
Pride Winnipeg to hire first paid staff
Powered for decades solely by volunteers, Pride Winnipeg will soon add its first paid staff. The province’s recently established Gender Equity Manitoba Secretariat, which is responsible for LGBTTQ+ issues, gave […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Jul 26/23
Former Manitoba Bisons receiver to make 1st career CFL start
Edmonton Elks receiver Gavin Cobb will make his first career CFL start on Saturday against the BC Lions.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Jul 26/23
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Used car market booms due to new vehicle supply issues
Backlogs and pandemic-related supply chain issues for new vehicles are fueling the used car market in Thompson, Man.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Seven years for 2021 unprovoked fatal stabbing
Felix Bernard Chief was just eight years old when he lost his left arm and two fingers from his right hand in an electrical transformer accident. Family members say it […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Addictions services funded, operated by health authorities inadequate, review concludes
Manitoba’s publicly delivered addictions services lack the capacity, standards and co-ordination to provide substance-abuse treatment in a timely way, Auditor General Tyson Shtykalo determined following a 15-month review of provincially […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Mark Stone brings the Stanley Cup to the Children's Hospital
Kids at HSC Children's Hospital got the special chance to meet the captain of the Vegas Golden Knights Wednesday and he brought along some hardware as well.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Exterior upgrades planned for downtown public washroom
An effort to make Winnipeg’s downtown public washroom safer and more inviting will soon be underway. Amoowigamig (715 Main St.), which was designed to serve vulnerable people who lack alternative […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Shared Health clarifies 6 remain in hospital after deadly Manitoba bus crash
Shared Health says it's correcting the information after it mistakenly counted a sixth person as being discharged.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
New Manitoba doctors contract makes virtual appointments permanent option
Virtual doctors’ appointments — a staple of COVID-19 pandemic precaution — are on their way to becoming a permanent option in Manitoba. A tentative four-year physicians services agreement reached last […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Global attention on Winnipeg as tension between police, demonstrators calling for landfill searches continue
The Winnipeg Police Service headquarters was shut down Wednesday morning after being covered in red hand prints. Demonstrators calling for the search of two Winnipeg Landfill’s expressing their frustration after the arrest of a group member, as tensions continue to escalate. On Tuesday, Tre Delaronde, a participant at both Camp Morgan at the Brady Landfill […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Shoal Lake #40 sues Winnipeg, Ottawa for compensation due to water diversion
The First Nation where Winnipeg has drawn its water from for more than a century is suing the city and federal government, saying it’s never been compensated for the harms they suffered as a result of the city’s water diversion system.
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- Wednesday 05PM Jul 26/23
Thousands of first responders gather in Winnipeg for 2023 World Police and Fire Games
The largest sporting event the city has ever seen — the 2023 World Police and Fire Games — is being held in Winnipeg this weekend, and is expected to bring thousands of first responder athletes from around the world to Manitoba. Around 8,500 athletes representing firefighters, police officers, and paramedics from 70 countries around the […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Handprints, slogans painted on Winnipeg police HQ after group protests arrest of landfill search supporter
The outside of the Winnipeg Police Service's downtown headquarters was defaced on Wednesday after a group of people protested the arrest of an Indigenous man who had been vocal about searching landfills.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Boy involved in Winnipeg library slaying to be sentenced in October
The accused, whose name is protected under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, waived his right to a trial in mid-June. His sentencing hearing will be Oct. 3, a judge ruled Wednesday.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Two Thompson, Man., teens taken to hospital with serious injuries following stabbing
RCMP say two teens were stabbed Tuesday night in Thompson, Man., when a fight broke out as a several people were playing basketball on Thompson Drive.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Manitoba to replace vulnerable persons office after audit finds abuse in care homes
A report on questionable findings in care home abuse cases by the Protection for Persons in Care Office in Manitoba has led the province to dissolve the agency and hire a lawyer.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Winnipeg Sea Bears reflect on inaugural season, prep for sold-out finale
The last game of the Winnipeg Sea Bears regular season is expected to draw 8,100 fans which would break their own single-game league attendance record.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Shared Health clarifies 6 remain in hospital after deadly Manitoba bus crash
Manitoba's health coordinator says six people, not five, remain in hospital more than a month after a fiery bus crash that claimed the lives of 17 others.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Anti-Gang Campaign Launches Targeting Manitoba Youth
WINNIPEG -- A campaign to steer Manitoba youth away from the gang lifestyle launched in Manitoba on Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jul 26/23
Shared Health clarifies 6 remain in hospital after deadly Manitoba bus crash
CARBERRY, Man. – Manitoba’s health co-ordinator says six people, not five, remain in hospital more than a month after a fiery bus crash that claimed the lives of 17 others. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
Inefficient provincial court system’s impact most severe in North: auditor general’s report
Manitoba’s auditor general has found the Justice Department does not efficiently manage provincial court services, with access to justice most deeply impacted in the North, where technology is not adequate […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
Iconic Canadian wildlife series to film in northern Manitoba
An iconic Canadian wildlife series is set to focus its lens on a northern Manitoba community and the many fascinating species that call it home.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
Anti-gang campaign launches gaming-style videos on social media to reach young people
A trio of video game-style clips are part of a new gang-prevention campaign launched Wednesday by The Link. There are three, 15-second videos and a phone number at the end of each video encouraging viewers to reach out for help.
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- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
Province replacing office responsible for protecting vulnerable in care following ‘sickening’ findings
The Manitoba government says it will disband the Protection for Persons in Care Office and replace it with an independent body that reports to the legislature after “sickening and repulsive” […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
Tornado warnings issued throughout Manitoba, storms bring significant hail
A number of tornado warnings were issued throughout Manitoba Wednesday evening, as storms rolled through the province.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
New video campaign aimed at helping Manitoba youth leave gang life
One Manitoba organization has launched a new video campaign aimed at helping young people leave gang life.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jul 26/23
Two Teens Stabbed Playing Basketball in Manitoba
Two teens are recovering after being stabbed while playing basketball in Thompson.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
WPS turns to ‘edgy,’ violence-tinged ads to get kids out of gang life
An ambitious new social media outreach project seeks to target kids looking to get out of the gang life with ads that look as though they’re from violent video games […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Two teens stabbed playing basketball in Manitoba; 14-year-old facing charges
RCMP in northern Manitoba say a 14-year-old boy is in hospital with life-altering injuries after he was stabbed while playing basketball. They say another boy, who is 16, was also stabbed and seriously injured during a fight among several teens in Thompson on Tuesday. Mounties say a suspect also used bear spray on the group […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Two teens stabbed playing basketball in Manitoba, 14-year-old boy facing charges
RCMP in northern Manitoba say a 14-year-old boy is in hospital with life-altering injuries after he was stabbed while playing basketball.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Shoal Lake 40 Files Lawsuit Against Federal Government, Winnipeg Over Water Diversion
WINNIPEG — An Anishinaabe community in northwestern Ontario is suing the federal government and the City of Winnipeg, claiming it hasn't been compensated for a diversion to supply Manitoba's capital with clean water a century ago that resulted in it being cut off from road access.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Shoal Lake 40 files lawsuit against federal government, Winnipeg over water diversion
WINNIPEG – An Anishinaabe community in northwestern Ontario is suing the federal government and the City of Winnipeg, claiming it hasn’t been compensated for a diversion to supply Manitoba’s capitalwith […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Shoal Lake 40 files lawsuit against federal government, Winnipeg over water diversion
WINNIPEG — An Anishinaabe community in northwestern Ontario is suing the federal government and the City of Winnipeg, claiming it hasn’t been compensated for a diversion to supply Manitoba’s capitalwith clean water a century ago that resulted in it being cut off from road access. Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, which sits on the Ontario-Manitoba […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Rural Manitoba does not have access to appropriate addiction treatment: auditor general
Manitoba’s auditor general says many in the province don’t have access to appropriate addiction treatment, especially in rural and northern areas. Tyson Shtykalo says capacity does not meet demand for addiction treatment in Manitoba and people continue to experience long waits. The report says delivery of addiction treatment is decentralized, records are still largely paper-based […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
Shoal Lake 40 First Nation launching lawsuit against Winnipeg, federal government for harms caused by aqueduct
An Anishinaabe community in northwestern Ontario is suing the federal government and the City of Winnipeg, claiming it hasn't been compensated for a diversion to supply Manitoba's capital with clean water a century ago that resulted in it being cut off from road access.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jul 26/23
2 young teens stabbed after basketball game turns violent: Manitoba RCMP
The boys who were stabbed in Thompson, Man., 14 and 16, were taken to the hospital with serious injuries and police say the 14-year-old is facing life-altering injuries.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jul 26/23
Environment Canada lifts southern Manitoba tornado warnings, watches
A series of tornado warnings and watches that spread from Manitoba's Interlake to the Whiteshell region have been lifted, Environment Canada says.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jul 26/23
Sinéad O'Connor, Irish singer of 'Nothing Compares 2 U' and more, dead at 56, Irish media says
Irish singer Sinéad O'Connor, who became as well known for her remarkable music as her personal struggles, has died, according to RTE, Ireland's public broadcaster. She was 56.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jul 26/23
Surrey RCMP urge public to remain vigilant as Amber Alert for Bolton siblings enters 2nd week
As the Amber Alert for two B.C. siblings who were allegedly abducted by their mother enters a second week, police say they’re focusing their search within the province while pursuing tips from Alberta and Saskatchewan.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jul 26/23
Irish singer Sinead O’Connor dead at age 56: Reports
Controversial Irish singer Sinead O’Connor has died at the age of 56, according to several media reports. None of the reports indicated an immediate cause of death. O’Connor released 10 studio albums, while her song Nothing Compares 2 U was named the number one world single in 1990 by the Billboard Music Awards. Her death […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Jul 26/23
Manitoba has second-worst HIV rate in Canada, demand for resources increasing
'Unfortunately what’s happening here in Manitoba is quite distinct from what’s happening in the rest of the country,' says Kim Templeton of HIV infection rates in the province.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Jul 26/23
Social campaign aimed at keeping Manitoba youth out of gangs
Manitoba law enforcement organizations are hoping a social media video campaign will help keep young people across the province out of gangs.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Jul 26/23
Retired air force officer claims U.S. covering up longstanding knowledge of UFOs
The U.S. is concealing a longstanding program that retrieves and reverse engineers unidentified flying objects, a former air force intelligence officer testified Wednesday to Congress.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jul 26/23
Marc Miller shuffled from Crown-Indigenous Relations portfolio
Marc Miller, a mainstay of the Trudeau Liberal government’s Indigenous affairs departments, was shuffled from his post at Crown-Indigenous Relations Wednesday, amid a significant cabinet overhaul.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jul 26/23
Winnipeg police headquarters vandalized with graffiti
The Winnipeg Police Service’s headquarters in downtown Winnipeg has been vandalized.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Jul 26/23
Winnipeg police headquarters vandalized following arrest of protester
The Winnipeg Police Service’s headquarters in downtown Winnipeg was vandalized late Tuesday evening.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Jul 26/23
Who is in and who is out of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's cabinet will have seven new faces, after dropping the same number of ministers from his bench on Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jul 26/23
Black River First Nation man facing multiple gun charges after early morning incident
A man from Black River First Nation is facing a raft of charges after being arrested in connection with shots fired outside a home in the community Monday morning.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba lacks capacity for addiction treatment: auditor general report
Manitoba's auditor general says many in the province don't have access to appropriate addiction treatment, especially in rural and northern areas.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
WRHA Home Care Workers to Use App to Streamline Client Care
WINNIPEG -- Home care staff within the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority will soon use a smartphone app to improve client care and efficiencies.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba lacks capacity for addictions treatment, auditor general says
Manitoba's auditor general says many people seeking addictions treatment in this province can't access the services they need — especially outside Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
'That extra comfort': Manitobans with life-limiting illnesses in need of handmade blankets
Knitters and crocheters are being called on to help provide comfort to Manitobans during their final days.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Rogers cutting costs, eliminating duplication amid integration of Shaw
TORONTO — Rogers Communications Inc. says it found $48 million in cost savings in its most recent quarter after closing its deal to buy Shaw Communications Inc., representing nearly 25 per cent of the $200 million in costs it plans to cut this year as it works to eliminate duplication. To further its savings, the […]
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- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Abuse in care Manitoba care homes occurred, investigations flawed, auditor general report says
Manitoba's auditor general says there have been cases of physical or sexual abuse in personal care homes that have been subjected to flawed investigations and wrong conclusions.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba auditor general says abuse in care homes occurred, investigations flawed
Manitoba's auditor general says there have been cases of physical or sexual abuse in personal care homes that have been the subject of flawed investigations and wrong conclusions.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba premier to recognize Mounties with Order of the Buffalo Hunt
Heather Stefanson has awarded one of Manitoba's highest honours to the RCMP on the police agency's 150th anniversary.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Man Charged After Shots Fired on Manitoba First Nation
Manitoba RCMP have charged a man after shots were fired outside a home on Black River First Nation.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Man arrested for intentionally igniting propane tank: Brandon police
The Brandon Police Service has arrested a 38-year-old man for allegedly igniting a propane tank and starting a house fire.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba auditor general says abuse in care homes occurred, investigations flawed
Manitoba's auditor general says there have been cases of physical or sexual abuse in personal care homes that have been subjected to flawed investigations and wrong conclusions.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Abuse found in Manitoba care homes; province to disband vulnerable persons office
Some residents in Manitoba personal care homes have been assaulted, threatened and injured by staff, yet a government oversight body deemed them not to be founded cases of abuse, the province's auditor general said Wednesday.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Abuse in care homes occurred and investigations flawed, says Manitoba auditor general
Manitoba’s auditor general says there have been cases of physical or sexual abuse in personal care homes that have been subjected to flawed investigations and wrong conclusions. In a 41-page report, Tyson Shtykalo calls for changes at the Protection for Persons in Care Office, which investigates allegations of abuse and neglect in health-care facilities. The […]
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- Wednesday 10AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba auditor general says abuse in care homes occurred, investigations flawed
WINNIPEG – Manitoba’s auditor general says there have been cases of physical or sexual abuse in personal care homes that have been subjected to flawed investigations and wrong conclusions. In […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 09AM Jul 26/23
Marco Mendocino confirms departure from Trudeau’s cabinet following Bernardo move
Minister of Public Safety and Immigration Marco Mendocino has confirmed he will no longer serve in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s cabinet ahead of what’s expect to be a shake-up at Parliament Hill Wednesday. It comes weeks after Mendocino faced calls to resign over the move of notorious serial killer Paul Bernardo from a maximum-security prison […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Jul 26/23
Jury acquits Kevin Spacey in London on sexual assault charges dating back to 2001
Kevin Spacey was acquitted of sexual assault on Wednesday after the Oscar winner’s star turn as a witness in his own defense spared him a possible prison term and gave him a shot at a career comeback. Tears rolled down Spacey’s cheeks as the final “not guilty” verdict was read. The actor looked at the […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Jul 26/23
Canada rallies to defeat Ireland, boosts chances of advancing at World Cup
Canada survived an early Katie McCabe wonder goal Wednesday, climbing out of a deep hole to defeat Ireland 2-1 and boost its hopes of advancing at the FIFA Women’s World Cup. The Canadians seemed dead and buried for most of the first half after McCabe scored directly off a corner in the fourth minute. The […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Jul 26/23
Jury acquits Kevin Spacey in London on sexual assault charges dating back to 2001
A London jury acquitted Kevin Spacey on sexual assault charges on Wednesday after a four-week trial in which the actor said he was a 'big flirt' who had consensual flings with men and whose only misstep was touching a man's groin while making a 'clumsy pass.'© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Jul 26/23
Manitoba liquor workers agree to conciliation but strike action still going ahead as planned
The union for staff at Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries has agreed to conciliation talks — but not to stop the ongoing strike action.
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- Wednesday 08AM Jul 26/23
Shoal Lake 40 First Nation sues Winnipeg, feds over impacts of diverted drinking water
The Winnipeg aqueduct, built in 1915, left the community accessible only by ice road in the winter or boat in the summer.© Global |
- Wednesday 07AM Jul 26/23
Prime Minister Trudeau names new cabinet, shifting focus to economy, housing ahead of next election
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a significant change to his cabinet, signalling that his Liberal government will focus on housing and affordability heading into the next election. About three-quarters of cabinet portfolios have switched hands, with seven rookie ministers coming in to replace the seven ministers who are leaving. Five of the new ministers […]
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- Wednesday 07AM Jul 26/23
Why won’t Manitoba search a landfill for the remains of two murder victims?
Last year, a man was arrested and charged with the murder of four Indigenous women in the Winnipeg area. When the charges were laid police said they believed the remains of two of the women were within the Prairie Green landfill, but that they wouldn’t be searching for them. Then experts weighed in, the federal […]
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- Wednesday 06AM Jul 26/23
Trudeau Announces Major Cabinet Shakeup, Seven New Ministers
OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a significant reset to his cabinet, signalling that his Liberal government will focus on housing and affordability heading into the next election.
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- Wednesday 06AM Jul 26/23
Seven rookies promoted, most ministers reassigned in major Trudeau cabinet shuffle
In a major cabinet shuffle on Wednesday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promoted seven rookies to his front bench, dropped seven ministers, and reassigned the majority of cabinet roles. In a ceremony at Rideau Hall, Trudeau orchestrated one of, if not the most consequential reconfigurations to his cabinet since 2015.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05AM Jul 26/23
Lights, camera, action! 2023 Gimli International Film Festival kicks off
The Gimli International Film Festival is kicking off Wednesday with a number of new events screenings to keep Manitoba film buffs reaching for more popcorn.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jul 26/23
EV drivers say lack of charging stations on main route to northern Manitoba leaves them stranded
There are roughly 2,000 battery-electric passenger vehicles in Manitoba according to the Manitoba Electric Vehicle Association.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jul 26/23
Trudeau overhauls his cabinet, drops 7 ministers and shuffles most portfolios
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today dropped seven ministers and named new ministers of defence and public safety — an almost complete overhaul of his cabinet at a time of heightened tension overseas and domestic scandals at home.
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- Wednesday 02AM Jul 26/23
Energy builds in lead-up to World Youth Day exploration
FOR Myles Cesario, going to Portugal for the Roman Catholic Church’s World Youth Day is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The 20-year-old student, a member of St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 09PM Jul 25/23
Pemmican Island earns provincial park status, after years of prodding by First Nations, environmentalists
First Nations and environmentalists fought for years to keep the small island in Lake Winnipegosis free from mining activity.
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- Tuesday 09PM Jul 25/23
Men’s players send cease-and-desist orders to Canada Soccer sponsors
The Canadian men’s soccer team has fired another salvo in its ongoing labour battle with Canada Soccer, accusing the governing body of “attempting to capitalize on the Women’s World Cup to force us into an inadequate deal.” The statement, by the Canada Men’s National Soccer Team Players Association, was released on social media on the […]
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- Tuesday 08PM Jul 25/23
- Tuesday 08PM Jul 25/23
Doctor was performing thorough medical exams, didn't sexually assault patients, defence lawyers insist
Lawyers for a former Manitoba doctor accused of sexually assaulting his patients presented their closing arguments in court Tuesday, maintaining that he was performing medical exams in a proper way.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jul 25/23
Calls for landfill search continue as protesters at second camp say they're drawing visitors, support
Protesters calling for a landfill search for the remains of two homicide victims aren’t backing down one week after they set up a second camp outside the human rights museum, a family member of one of the women says.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jul 25/23
Alleged victims’ memories tainted by doctor’s 2020 arrest: defence
Five women who say they were sexually assaulted by a Manitoba doctor didn’t come to believe he had done something criminal until learning he had been charged with sexual offences […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Jul 25/23
New penalty forces impaired drivers in Manitoba to pay MPI for collision damages
Impaired Manitoba drivers involved in collisions will soon foot the bill for damages caused to other vehicles and property, the province announced at a Tuesday press conference.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jul 25/23
'More life out of them': City looking to improve some community centre arenas in Winnipeg
The city is looking for a consultant to assess nine arenas run by community centres and report back with suggested fixes and costs, with funding coming from an $8 million provincial pot.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Jul 25/23
News briefs for Wednesday, July 26, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, July 26, 2023 Man in custody after shots fired in Black River First Nation 10:00 AM A man is in RCMP […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 25/23
Defence lawyers of Manitoba doctor accused of sex assaults ask court for acquittal
Closing arguments are now underway in the trial of Dr. Arcel Bissonnette, the Manitoba doctor accused of sexually assaulting several of his female patients.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 25/23
Portage la Prairie man missing for more than 1 year
A man who went missing more than one year ago has still not been found, Manitoba RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jul 25/23
Poverty line out of reach as Manitoba welfare income declines: report
Welfare incomes dropped in Manitoba last year, in spite of additional payments from federal and provincial governments, says a national report by an anti-poverty think tank. The Canada-wide survey by […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 25/23
Manitoba uses crime fund to pay for northern internet
The Manitoba government is spending $100,000 from its criminal property forfeiture fund to bring Elon Musk’s satellite internet service to eight remote First Nations for court and justice purposes. Justice […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jul 25/23
3rd man sentenced for scheme to smuggle Mexicans from Canada into North Dakota
A New Jersey man has been sentenced to a year-and-a-half in federal prison for trying to smuggle people from Mexico across the U.S.-Canada border into North Dakota.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jul 25/23
Stolen painting returned to Winnipeg pub
A painting is back in its rightful place after being stolen by a couple of patrons. The Toad in the Hole Pub noticed the artwork went missing two weeks ago. After not getting any leads regarding the artwork’s whereabouts, the pub decided to turn to social media for help. “It was closing time and we […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Jul 25/23
Liquor workers agree to conciliation in contract dispute
The union for Manitoba’s 1,400 liquor employees has agreed to take its contract dispute to conciliation, after staging recent walkouts at select Liquor Marts and the massive distribution centre in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 25/23
Vehicles damaged, power knocked out as violent thunderstorms blast Winnipeg, southeast
As the saying goes: “when thunder roars, go indoors!” Environment and Climate Change Canada received reports of golf ball-sized hail overnight Tuesday that left some vehicles damaged in St. Norbert, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 25/23
Vehicles damaged, power knocked out as violent thunderstorms blast Winnipeg, southeast
As the saying goes: “when thunder roars, go indoors!” Environment and Climate Change Canada received reports of golf ball-sized hail overnight Tuesday that left some vehicles damaged in St. Norbert, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 25/23
Manitoba has a new provincial park; here is where you can find it
Manitobans have a new provincial park they can visit this summer.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 25/23
Woman injured while confronting machete-armed teens on Elmwood street
A mother was attacked while defending her daughter from a group of machete-wielding teenage boys on an Elmwood street Monday night, witnesses told the Free Press. The woman suffered a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jul 25/23
Auto insurance claims bump up, costs jump up: MPI annual report
The cost of auto insurance claims is accelerating at Manitoba Public Insurance, with the Crown corporation spending $1.2 billion last year to cover more than 264,000 injuries, collisions, and write-offs. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Jul 25/23
Winnipeg Sea Bears sell out regular season finale
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have sold out the Canada Life Centre for their final regular season contest on Saturday.© Global |
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