Friday 10AM Jul 28/23
'It's just fun': Inside Manitobaâs first competitive Cornhole league
A backyard favourite has bagged quite a following in Manitoba, thanks to the establishment of the provinceâs first competitive Cornhole league.
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- Friday 10AM Jul 28/23
Canada Workers Benefit payments launch Friday
The bank accounts of millions of Canadians will get a boost Friday, with the first payment of the newly-enhanced Canada Workers Benefit set to launch.
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- Friday 10AM Jul 28/23
Manitoba Liquor Mart Employees to Remain on Strike
WINNIPEG -- Employees at Manitoba Liquor Marts remain off the job Friday amid ongoing contract negotiations with Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries.
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- Friday 09AM Jul 28/23
Researchers led by U of M prof reach milestone studying Greenland ice
A team of researchers led by a University of Manitoba professor is celebrating a significant milestone in a seven-year scientific quest in Greenland.© Global |
- Friday 09AM Jul 28/23
Majority of Canadians believe grocery prices will continue to rise: poll
A majority of Canadians, 71 per cent, believe food costs will continue to be steep six months from now, according to a new poll. It comes as the latest Consumer Price Index found the cost of food was up 8.3 per cent in June over the last month. The poll from Maru Public Opinion also […]
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- Friday 09AM Jul 28/23
Environment Canada confirms tornado in Manitobaâs Interlake region
A tornado touched down in Manitobaâs Interlake region as severe thunderstorms rolled through the area on Wednesday.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Jul 28/23
Here's what the 'era of global boiling' means for Canada
Scientists are warning the world has entered into a 'global boiling' period. Here's what this means for Canada.© CTV |
- Friday 08AM Jul 28/23
Worker Dies After Carbon Monoxide Leak Inside Winnipeg Home
A construction worker has died from carbon monoxide poisoning while working on a home in Winnipeg's Scotswood Meadows neighbourhood.
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- Friday 07AM Jul 28/23
StatCan says economy grew 0.3% in May, estimates 1% growth for second quarter
The Canadian economy grew by 0.3 per cent in May, Statistics Canada said Friday. In its latest report on economic growth, the federal agency’s preliminary estimate suggests real gross domestic product grew at an annualized rate of 1 per cent in the second quarter. The May figure came in slightly lower than was expected by […]
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- Friday 07AM Jul 28/23
The labour movement is back, or is it?
In today’s Big Story Podcast, since the last COVID lockdowns ended in 2021, barely a month has passed without major job actionsâunion drives at huge companies, or massive strikes in the public or private sectorsâmaking headlines. From Hollywood’s writers and actors, to Canada’s federal government workers, to Ontario’s education support staff and BC’s port workers, […]
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- Friday 06AM Jul 28/23
Ground Broken on New K-8 School in Sage Creek
WINNIPEG -- Ground has been broken on a new Kindergarten to Grade 8 school in Winnipeg's Sage Creek neighbourhood.
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- Friday 06AM Jul 28/23
Barbie buzz a boon for biz
All of the buzz around the Barbie summer blockbuster has been creative fuel for enterprising Manitobans who are more than ready to think pink. Businesses have jumped aboard the Barbieland […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06AM Jul 28/23
New trial ordered in fatal crash case
A new trial has been ordered for a Manitoba truck driver found guilty of a fatal highway collision after it was discovered a judge used incorrect information to convict him. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05AM Jul 28/23
The Eagles' Randy Meisner dies from complications, the band says
Randy Meisner, who was a co-founding member of legendary rock band the Eagles and served as a bassist and vocalist, has died, according to an announcement on the bandâs official site. He was 77.© CTV |
- Friday 05AM Jul 28/23
After record number of homicides, Manitoba sees highest increase in crime severity index in Canada
Terri Morrissette doesn't walk alone to the neighbourhood convenience store anymore. It's a choice the Winnipegger made long before a store employee was shot by a gunman this week on Logan Avenue.Â
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- Friday 03AM Jul 28/23
Advocates hope rookie minister acts quickly to tackle a wave of overdose deaths
Ya'ara Saks, Canada's new minister of mental health and addictions, inherits a complex portfolio and an opioid crisis that has only gotten worse in almost every year since 2016.
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- Friday 03AM Jul 28/23
Winnipeg among Canadian cities making it easier for cyclists and pedestrians to get around this summer
Summer brings the opportunity more strolls and hikes, and more time on bikes â in some cases, on streets without cars.
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- Friday 03AM Jul 28/23
Amid a countrywide housing shortage, what will it take to build more accessible homes?
Advocates are calling for changes in municipal, provincial and federal building codes to mandate accessible features in residential buildings, additional incentives for developers to build more accessible units and more public education on why accessible homes are needed in the first place.
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- Thursday 09PM Jul 27/23
Baby born in car celebrates 1st birthday with visit to CBC Manitoba
Little Miles Tolentino and his parents visited CBC Manitoba on Thursday, exactly one year after he came into the world on the passenger seat of the family car.
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- Thursday 09PM Jul 27/23
Baby born in car celebrates 1st baby with visit to CBC Manitoba
Little Miles Tolentino and his parents visited CBC Manitoba on Thursday, exactly one year after he came into the world on the passenger seat of the family car.
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- Thursday 08PM Jul 27/23
Manitoba Liquor Mart strike to continue across the province Friday: union
The union representing Manitoba Liquor Mart employees says it is continuing its strike action into Friday amid tumultuous negotiations.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
Clean-up on all aisles
On the outside, it may appear to be an old, sleeping giant. However, inside the former downtown Winnipeg flagship Hudsonâs Bay Co. department store is a hive of activity and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
Former mayor of Winnipeg Beach says tax hike backlash affecting his reputation
The former mayor of Winnipeg Beach says his reputation is taking a hit following a big tax hike from the current council.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
Carbon monoxide poisoning blamed for death in house under construction in Winnipeg
A person has died after paramedics detected more than 2,000 parts per million of carbon monoxide inside a home under construction in Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
Crime severity in Manitoba last year higher than national average, data shows
Manitoba experienced an increase in crime severity last year, significantly higher than the national average, Statistics Canada data released Thursday reveals. A new report shows Manitoba was up 14 per […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
Sale of city building used as pop-up warming shelter 'devastating' to homeless outreach group
A building that served as a temporary warming shelter this past winter has been put up for sale, despite hopes by the group that operated the space to acquire the property.
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- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
Morris' brand new big attraction brings fun for all ages, community says
Morris has a brand new big attraction community members hope will attract families from across southern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Thursday 07PM Jul 27/23
News briefs for Friday, July 28, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, July 28, 2023 Fire crews extinguish two blazes 9:08 AM Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews extinguished two house fires late Thursday […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 27/23
Worker dies after high levels of carbon monoxide found in home under construction
A worker at a home under construction in Winnipeg has died after high levels of carbon monoxide were detected inside.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 27/23
Crown stays assault charges against health-care aides
Two health-care aides accused of assaulting residents at a Winnipeg personal care home have had charges against them stayed. Stays were entered against the two women May 30 in Winnipeg […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 27/23
Salonâs weeds draw cityâs ire while squatters use fire-damaged vacant house two doors away
A Winnipeg salon owner is perplexed after the city sent a warning letter about âunsightlyâ weeds on her property, while a derelict house nearby has been allowed to fall into […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Jul 27/23
New committee takes centre stage at Winnipegâs upcoming World Police and Fire Games
The World Police and Fire Games are kicking off this week and, for the first time in its history, will see the inclusion of an Indigenous advisory committee.© Global |
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- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
Home time for Foxwarrenâs Dawson Barteaux after joining Manitoba Moose
Manitoba's Dawson Barteaux is enjoying his summer in Clear Lake as he prepares for his first season with the Manitoba Moose.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
City selling building used as warming shelter, leaves St. B outreach group out in cold
A pop-up shelter that helped vulnerable Winnipeggers escape the extreme cold last winter will need a new location, because the city has deemed its building too damaged to keep. The […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
City expands active-transportation network with new pathway in north Winnipeg
The wheels of a few dozen cyclists sliced through several metres of ribbon in place of the classic, comically-large pair of scissors during an offbeat ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday marking the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
Province pumps $200M more into heath-care HR plan
Eight months after announcing its $200-million health-care human resources plan, the provincial government says itâs now on track to double that spending. Manitoba Health Minister Audrey Gordon made the announcement […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
Convenience store owner shot after confronting man about stolen drink: police
A Winnipeg convenience store owner is recovering after police say he was shot during a robbery.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
Province, city commit millions to new hotel, 21-storey tower slated for downtown Winnipeg
A boutique hotel and a commercial and residential apartment high-rise are set to be downtown Winnipegâs latest additions, after the province announced it will spend millions on each project to revitalize downtown.
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- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
Calls to search the Prairie Green landfill growing across Canada
As calls continue to search the Prairie Green landfill for the remains of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran, support is rolling in across the country. âWe owe it to those ladies to bring them home. Thatâs our Indigenous law, we have to find out those bodies, we have to put them in the ground in […]
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- Thursday 05PM Jul 27/23
Manitoba polar bears to teach Calgary zoo patrons climate change awareness
Winnipeg's zoo is currently home to nine polar bears, and Baffin and Siku were chosen for the move to Calgary based on their personalities and roles within the group dynamic.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
MĂ©tis National Council loses bid to wrest temporary control of veterans program money from Manitoba MĂ©tis Federation
The MĂ©tis National Council's bid to regain temporary control of millions of dollars of disputed assets held by a former ally sputtered Thursday before a Ontario Superior Court judge in Toronto.
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- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
'We really care for these bears': Two polar bears from Winnipeg zoo to live in Calgary
The Assiniboine Park Zoo is saying goodbye to two of its polar bears.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
Work starts on second Sage Creek school
Sage Creek is one step closer to getting a second elementary school â a long-awaited development for students who have long had to set their alarms extra early and be […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
Province announces money for advanced care paramedics as part of health-care funding
The province is reviving a program to give paramedics advanced training to use in rural and northern Manitoba as part of an additional $200 million announced to recruit, train and retain health-care workers.Â
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- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
Clean-up of train derailment underway in North
A train derailment near Thompson is impacting freight and passenger service for northern Manitoba residents. Around 3:35 p.m. Tuesday, Mounties responded to reports of a train derailment in a “remote […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
Orphaned Manitoba polar bear brothers headed to new sanctuary in Calgary
Like many Manitobans before them, Baffin and Siku the polar bears will soon be seeking greener (or whiter, in this case) pastures out west. The two polar bears are currently […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
Family raising the alarm of inadequate medical transport services in Manitoba
A family in Beausejour, Manitoba is raising the alarm about medical transport services, as their mother, who has cancer, has missed several necessary treatment appointments due to the lack of access to transportation. Derek Kalma has had to take matters into his own hands after his motherâs cancer treatments kept getting delayed. Due to lack […]
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- Thursday 04PM Jul 27/23
Crown stays assault charges against aides accused of assaulting care home residents in Winnipeg
Manitoba Crown prosecutors have entered a stay of proceedings against two health-care aides accused of assaulting residents at a Winnipeg care home, as court heard there is no longer a reasonable likelihood of conviction.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jul 27/23
Nearly $6 million in suspected cocaine seized at Manitoba border: CBSA
Millions of dollars worth of suspected cocaine was seized at the Canada-U.S. border in Manitoba two weeks ago in what police are calling one of the biggest busts in the last five years.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Jul 27/23
Bronny James discharged from hospital as LeBron sends thanks, says family is âsafe and healthyâ
LOS ANGELES (AP) â Bronny James has been discharged from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and is resting at home, three days after the 18-year-old son of LeBron James went into cardiac arrest. Dr. Merije Chukumerije, a consulting cardiologist for Bronny James, said in a statement issued by the hospital Thursday that James was âsuccessfully treated for […]
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- Thursday 03PM Jul 27/23
Winnipeg police charge man for attempted murder after convenience store robbery
Winnipeg police have charged a man for attempted murder in connection to a shooting at a convenience store on Tuesday. Police say around 11:30 a.m. on July 25, officers responded to a report that a man had been shot at a convenience store on Logan Avenue. When officers arrived, they found a 21-year-old man suffering […]
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- Thursday 03PM Jul 27/23
Grapefruit-sized hail recorded in parts of Manitoba during super-cell storms
Hailstones ranging from Toonie sized to grapefruit sized — Environment Canada reporting parts of Manitoba were hit with this heavy, giant hail Wednesday. That icy precipitation causing lasting damage to many communities. “The weather yesterday was the result of a number of super-cell thunderstorms — these are the most intense types of thunderstorms,” explained Scott […]
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 27/23
Convenience store worker shot while confronting shoplifter, Winnipeg police say
A north Winnipeg convenience store worker was shot while confronting an alleged shoplifter outside the store this week, police say.
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 27/23
Dauphin man killed in ATV crash with tree, Manitoba RCMP say
Police said neither person was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash, and that the ATV they were riding in had been reported stolen from the Alonsa area earlier this month.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Jul 27/23
Winnipeg Store Clerk Shot Confronting Shoplifter
A Winnipeg convenience store employee was shot after following a suspect who allegedly stole a drink.
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- Thursday 02PM Jul 27/23
Pair of Winnipeg polar bears set to move to Calgary Zoo
Two orphaned polar bears are moving from a Winnipeg facility to the new Wild Canada zone at the Calgary Zoo/Wilder Institute.
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- Thursday 01PM Jul 27/23
Clean up begins after train derails near Thompson
Clean up has begun after a train carrying dangerous goods derailed while travelling between Winnipeg and Thompson.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Jul 27/23
Dauphin Man Killed in Crash on Stolen ATV
A 28-year-old Dauphin man died Wednesday after the ATV he was riding crashed in the RM of Lakeshore.
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- Thursday 01PM Jul 27/23
Man, 28, dies after stolen ATV hits tree near Dauphin Lake in Manitoba
A man is dead and a woman was sent to hospital after the stolen ATV they were driving went into a ditch before striking a tree, Manitoba RCMP say.
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- Thursday 01PM Jul 27/23
Man charged with attempted murder, armed robbery in Winnipeg shooting: WPS
Winnipeg police say a man has been charged with attempted murder after an armed robbery involving a firearm on Tuesday morning.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Jul 27/23
New multi-use path expands Winnipegâs pedestrian and cycling network
A new multi-use path in Winnipeg opened on Thursday and it aims to expand the city's pedestrian and cycling network.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Jul 27/23
Three charged in cocaine bust in RM of Mountain
RCMP in Manitoba have charged three men in connection to a drug investigation in the northern part of the province. Officers of the RCMP West District Crime Reduction Enforcement Support Team (CREST), along with Swan River RCMP, executed a search warrant at a home in the Rural Municipality (RM) of Mountain — over 400 km […]
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- Thursday 12PM Jul 27/23
New pathway for cyclists and pedestrians opens in Winnipeg
The City of Winnipeg has announced the opening of an expanded pedestrian and cycling pathway across the city.
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- Thursday 12PM Jul 27/23
Commercial truck full of corn and over 60 kg of cocaine nabbed at Manitoba border
Border agents seized more than 60 kilograms of what's believed to be cocaine hidden by loads of corn in a commercial truck that crossed the Manitoba border earlier this month, authorities say.
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- Thursday 12PM Jul 27/23
Auditor generalâs triple assault reveals scope of Stefanson regimeâs incompetence
It was a stark day of reckoning for the Stefanson government this week. After months of raiding the public treasury to fund an aggressive propaganda campaign to prop up its […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 12PM Jul 27/23
Exploring the rise of 'economic reconciliation' in Canada
The promise of economic reconciliation is becoming common among governments, political parties, corporations and banks. CBC Indigenous looks at what this new buzzword really means.
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- Thursday 11AM Jul 27/23
$6M in Cocaine Seized at Emerson Border: CBSA
A Winnipeg man has been charged after the seizure of $6 million in cocaine at the Emerson border entry.
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- Thursday 11AM Jul 27/23
Freedom Mobile adding 5G service for plans over $45 per month
Freedom Mobile is adding 5G capability for some customers as its new parent company implements network upgrades in accordance with orders from Ottawa.
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- Thursday 11AM Jul 27/23
Train derailment east of Thompson, Man., causes freight and passenger service disruption
A train derailment east of Thompson, Man., earlier this week is affecting freight and passenger service out of the northern city.
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- Thursday 11AM Jul 27/23
Thanks to Nigeriaâs upset win, Canada finds itself in Womenâs World Cup logjam
PERTH, Australia — After a wild night in Perth, the Canadian women’s soccer team returned to its training base in Melbourne on Thursday to prepare for what is now a do-or-die match against Australia at the FIFA Women’s World Cup. Hours after landing, seventh-ranked Canada found itself in a Group B logjam thanks to No. […]
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- Thursday 10AM Jul 27/23
Barbiemania: Manitoba doll devotee shares glimpse into sprawling Barbie collection
While Barbie is having a cultural renaissance thanks to her record-breaking weekend at the box office, one Manitoba womanâs passion for the iconic doll has never waned.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Jul 27/23
Border agents, RCMP, seize $6 million in cocaine at Emerson, Man. border crossing
On July 14, an examination of a commercial truck at the border crossing led to the seizure of more than 63 kilograms of suspected cocaine, police said.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Jul 27/23
Two Polar Bears Leaving Winnipeg Zoo for Calgary
WINNIPEG -- Two polar bears from Assiniboine Park Zoo are being transferred to a new exhibit in Calgary.
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- Thursday 10AM Jul 27/23
Assiniboine Park Zoo saying farewell to two polar bears
Six-year-old Baffin and seven-year-old Sikua will join the Wilder Institute/Calgary Zoo in a partnership with Assiniboine Park Zoo in the fall.
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- Thursday 10AM Jul 27/23
Manitoba RCMP arrest 3 in RM of Mountain cocaine bust
Three people were arrested after Manitoba RCMP seized more than a kilogram of cocaine from a home in the RM of Mountain last week.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Jul 27/23
Possible tornado in southeast Manitoba; hail strikes multiple areas
Meteorologists are investigating whether the severe weather, including high winds causing funnel clouds, that rocked the Beausejour area and other parts of Manitobaâs southeast Wednesday evening included a tornado. Environment […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 09AM Jul 27/23
Three Arrested Following Manitoba Cocaine Bust
Three people are facing charges after a cocaine bust in western Manitoba last week.
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- Thursday 09AM Jul 27/23
Possible tornado in southern Manitoba as supercell storms produce hail of a night
Swirling skies, intense winds and damaging hail caused damage across parts of southern Manitoba on Wednesday after a pair of supercell storms roared across the province.
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- Thursday 09AM Jul 27/23
Jonas Brothers to Play Winnipeg Show on November 16
Pop rockers the Jonas Brothers are coming to Winnipeg in the fall.
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- Thursday 09AM Jul 27/23
Potential tornado touchdown being investigated following Manitoba storms
Grapefruit-sized hail was observed in Manitoba communities following a significant thunderstorm Wednesday night, as Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) investigates a possible tornado touchdown.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jul 27/23
Manitobans clean up after supercell thunderstorms; two possible tornadoes investigated
Grapefruit-sized hail was observed in Manitoba communities following a significant thunderstorm Wednesday night, as Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) investigates a possible tornado touchdown.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Jul 27/23
Two Bridges Over Souris River Set for Major Upgrades
The Manitoba government will spend $21.2 million to upgrade two bridges over the Souris River in the southwest part of the province.
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- Thursday 08AM Jul 27/23
Jacob Hoggard's northern Ont. sexual assault trial to be held fall 2024
Trial dates have been set for disgraced Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard -- who is facing another sexual assault charge in northern Ontario -- but they are more than a year away.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Jul 27/23
Powerful winds, rain and hail hammer parts of southern Manitoba on Wednesday
Environment Canada is looking into at least two potential tornadoes that may have touched down in Manitoba on Wednesday, but they have yet to be confirmed.© Global |
- Thursday 07AM Jul 27/23
Whatâs behind the Liberalsâ massive cabinet shuffle?
In today’s Big Story Podcast, cabinet shuffles ahead of a fall session of Parliament aren’t unusual, but yesterdayâs changes which saw most of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s ministers switch roles or exit cabinet altogether definitely are. All told 30 of 38 positions were shifted, and seven ministers were dropped entirely. Cormac Mac Sweeney is the […]
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- Thursday 05AM Jul 27/23
'More encampments than there have ever been,' Winnipeg homeless outreach worker says
The head of an organization that does outreach work to homeless people east of the Red River says theyâve never seen as many encampments as they have this year.
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- Thursday 03AM Jul 27/23
Signs show we're dangerously near some climate tipping points
England and France could suddenly get a new, colder climate due to the collapse of an Atlantic current. It's just one sign weâre getting dangerously close to some irreversible climate âtipping points." Hereâs what that means.
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- Thursday 03AM Jul 27/23
How extreme heat affects the human body â and can eventually kill you
Why is extreme heat so dangerous to the human body? Scientists say itâs because high heat puts strain on the heart and causes rapid dehydration, eventually leading to death if your body canât cool itself down fast enough.
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- Wednesday 11PM Jul 26/23
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs sorry to see Miller leave Crown-Indigenous Relations portfolio
Manitoba's largest Indigenous advocacy organization is lamenting the loss of Marc Miller as Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations â but hopes his replacement will keep the process of a landfill search for two First Nations women's remains moving forward.
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- Wednesday 08PM Jul 26/23
Manitoba Justice isn't giving provincial courts the tools they need, say auditor general
Manitobaâs Justice Department has fallen behind in supporting the provincial court system, the general says, leading to long delays particularly in the north.
© CBC |
- Wednesday 08PM Jul 26/23
Kids have fun learning Anishinaabe at Winnipeg language camp
CBC reporter Joanne Roberts and videographer Prabhjot Lotey visits the second of three Indigenous language camps running this week at Kildonan Park in Winnipeg. On Tuesday kids learned Dene, on Wednesday it was Anishinaabe, and on Thursday it will be Dakota.
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- Wednesday 08PM Jul 26/23
Manitoba chiefs hope new minister backs landfill searches
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs expressed frustration with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s decision to name a new Crown-Indigenous relations minister. Marc Miller was replaced Wednesday by Ontario MP Gary Anandasangaree. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 08PM Jul 26/23
Shared Health clarifies 6 remain in hospital after deadly Manitoba bus crash
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. Shared Health says it’s correcting the information after it mistakenly counted a sixth person as being discharged. The agency says that person was transferred to another hospital. The […]
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- Wednesday 07PM Jul 26/23
Shared Health clarifies 6 people remain in hospital after deadly bus crash near Carberry
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.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jul 26/23
Protesters Paint Winnipeg Police HQ After Man Arrested and Charged
Winnipeg police saw their headquarters partially covered with red paint during a protest Tuesday night after a man was arrested.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jul 26/23
Golden Knights captain brings Stanley Cup to HSC Childrenâs Hospital
Vegas Golden Knights captain, Mark Stone made a visit to the at HSC Childrenâs Hospital to visit kids who need healthcare support.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jul 26/23
Arrest leads to vandalism at Winnipeg police headquarters, officers say
Winnipeg police have come out with new information after reports surfaced of vandalism at their downtown headquarters earlier this week.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Jul 26/23
Call to search landfill for remains started in Winnipeg. Now, it's coming from across the country
More voices are joining the call to search a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two homicide victims.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jul 26/23
News briefs for Thursday, July 27, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, July 27, 2023 Jonas Brothers book Nov. 16 concert date 9:50 AM The Jonas Brothers, who’ve risen from teenage heartthrobs on […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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