Sunday 11AM Sep 03/23
Heat warning issued for southeastern Manitoba
Manitobans are being encouraged to keep cool this Labour Day long weekend as a heat warning is issued for the southeastern part of the province.
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- Sunday 10AM Sep 03/23
Some rural Manitoba emergency departments closed until further notice
The emergency department at Carberry Health Centre is temporarily closed until further notice. Prairie Mountain Health announced Friday the interruption to emergency department services is due to staff shortages that continue to impact health care throughout the province. More emergency departments in the Prairie Mountain Health region as well as the Southern Health and Interlake-Eastern […]
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- Sunday 10AM Sep 03/23
Canada beats Spain at FIBA Basketball World Cup, clinches Olympic berth
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 36 points, including going 14-of-16 at the free-throw line, as Canada fended off Spain 88-86 on Sunday at the FIBA men’s basketball World Cup. Canada advances to the international tournament’s quarterfinals with the win and has clinched a spot at the 2024 Paris Olympics. The Canadians will face Slovenia on Wednesday in […]
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- Sunday 10AM Sep 03/23
Advocates in Brandon mark Recovery Day, call for more addictions resources
Recovery Day adovcates caution those looking to heal from substance use need access to different paths to sobriety. In many cases, people with substance use disorders can face barriers when it comes to accessing programs and resources that work for them.
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- Sunday 09AM Sep 03/23
Climate Change, Trade Ties Top Agenda as Trudeau Attends Summits in Asia
OTTAWA â Canada has its eyes on Asia and the lucrative trade markets in the Indo-Pacific region as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to the region for a week of international summits and bilateral meetings.
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- Sunday 06AM Sep 03/23
International flags fly outside Brandon's city hall to celebrate city's growing diversity
The Jamaican flag is one of three new flags raised this summer for the first time at Brandon's city hall. The events are a chance to showcase the city's diversity, says a Brandon woman originally from Jamaica.
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- Sunday 05AM Sep 03/23
Climate change, trade ties top agenda as Trudeau attends summits in Asia
OTTAWA â Canada has its eyes on Asia and the lucrative trade markets in the Indo-Pacific region as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau heads to the region tomorrow for a week of international summits and bilateral meetings. With stops in Indonesia, Singapore and India over six days, relationship building with Asian leaders is a critical goal. […]
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- Saturday 11PM Sep 02/23
Manitoba's Sikh community to parade through Winnipeg's downtown Sunday
Manitoba's Sikh community is expected to bring Winnipeg's downtown to life Sunday afternoon for the Nagar Kirtan parade, an annual celebration of the Guru Granth Sahib, the holy scripture of Sikhism.
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- Saturday 09PM Sep 02/23
N.W.T. officials say start planning now for lifting of Yellowknife evacuation order
Residents of Yellowknife and a nearby First Nation who have been evacuated for weeks due to wildfires are being told to start planning now for their return home, beginning Wednesday. Officials with the Northwest Territories and Yellowknife governments told a news conference that people who will be driving home are responsible for their own food […]
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- Saturday 08PM Sep 02/23
Red Deer school board member under fire for social media post
A Red Deer Catholic school board trustee is facing backlash and being asked to resign after sharing a social media comparing the LGBTQ2S+ community to Nazi Germany.© CTV |
- Saturday 07PM Sep 02/23
Canada shut its land border to asylum seekers. More refugees came anyway
A deal Canada struck this year to stem the flow of asylum seekers entering from the U.S. was, at first glance, a quick success: Within days, the number of people caught at unofficial crossings along the border dwindled to a trickle. But five months later, the overall number of people filing refugee claims in Canada has risen instead of falling.© CTV |
- Saturday 07PM Sep 02/23
Restrained by Headingley guards, William Ahmo said at least 22 times: âI canât breatheâ
Less than a year after the restraint that killed George Floyd made international headlines, another man was crying out for air, pinned under the knee of a correctional officer. William […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 07PM Sep 02/23
News briefs for Sunday, September 3, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Sunday, September 3, 2023 Crews respond to fire on Sherbrook Street 9:20 AM Firefighters were called to a house in the 400 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06PM Sep 02/23
'We are in panic mode': Carberry emergency department closes following staff shortage
Residents in and around Carberry, Man. are in desperate need of doctors after the townâs emergency department halted its services until further notice.
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- Saturday 06PM Sep 02/23
Heat warning in effect for City of Winnipeg: Environment Canada
Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for the City of Winnipeg Saturday afternoon.
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- Saturday 06PM Sep 02/23
Heat warning for Winnipeg, southern Manitoba
A heat warning is in effect for southeastern Manitoba, including Winnipeg, with temperatures in the mid-thirties expected until late Sunday. Large swaths of Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia are under special air quality statements due to fluctuating wildfire smoke. Environment Canada says wildfire smoke is also impacting air quality in northern parts of Quebec, […]
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- Saturday 05PM Sep 02/23
Winnipeg embraces final summer fling as Labour Day weekend marks back-to-school countdown
On Saturday afternoon the temperature climbed up to 36 degrees and many flocked to pools and shaded parks to enjoy the final summer outing before the seasons change.© Global |
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- Saturday 05PM Sep 02/23
2 people arrested in shooting death at Thompson apartment, Manitoba RCMP looking for 2 more
A 26-year-old man from Oxford House has been charged with second-degree murder after a 33-year-old man was fatally shot at an apartment complex in Thompson, Manitoba RCMP say.
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- Saturday 05PM Sep 02/23
'A happy dance': Bhangra sensation visits Manitoba on tour of positivity
A Canadian social media sensation from the Yukon has reached Manitoba on his cross-country tour of positivity, dance, and education.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Sep 02/23
Social media dance sensation visits Manitoba on tour of joy and positivity
A Canadian social media sensation from the Yukon has reached Manitoba on his cross-country tour of positivity, dance, and education.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Sep 02/23
Homicide suspects sought in Thompson apartment complex altercation: Manitoba RCMP
Warrants have been issued for the two remaining suspects, Ashley Clipping, 34, from Winnipeg, and a 16-year-old boy from Oxford House.© Global |
- Saturday 04PM Sep 02/23
Winnipeg townhouse, vacant building catch fire Saturday morning
Residents of a two-storey Winnipeg townhouse evacuated their homes Saturday morning after a fire caught inside the building.
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- Saturday 04PM Sep 02/23
Tataskweyak woman's 900-km diabetes awareness run reaches finish line in Winnipeg
After more than 900 kilometres and two weeks, a Tataskweyak Cree Nation woman reached the finish line of a run across Manitoba to raise awareness about diabetes in Indigenous communities.
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- Saturday 03PM Sep 02/23
Raymond Moriyama, renowned Canadian architect behind iconic buildings, dies at 93
Raymond Moriyama, a renowned architect behind the design of some of Canada’s most iconic buildings, has died. He was 93. A spokesperson for the architecture firm he founded said Moriyama died on Friday, but offered few other details. “The world has lost a visionary architect and (his family members) have lost a treasured loved one,” […]
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- Saturday 03PM Sep 02/23
Social media gathering of about 100 people causes 'large disturbance' at Polo Park shopping centre: police
Two young people are facing charges of unlawful assembly and causing a disturbance after around 100 people showed up for a social media gathering Friday at Polo Mark, Winnipeg Police say.
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- Saturday 03PM Sep 02/23
Man Charged in Random Winnipeg Shooting: Police
Winnipeg police have arrested a man after they say he fired several shots into the backyard of a home in the 700 block of Logan Avenue.
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- Saturday 03PM Sep 02/23
"Like he was looking for violence': Man attacked in St. James dog park
A Winnipeg man is recovering after being attacked at a St. James dog park Wednesday evening.© CTV |
- Saturday 02PM Sep 02/23
Gourneau in Front on the Stretch Drive
Itâs hard to imagine now, but at the start of the 2023 live thoroughbred racing season, Assiniboia Downsâ trainerâs champion Jerry Gourneau considered retirement.
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- Saturday 02PM Sep 02/23
Some Ottawa residents lose up to $2,000 in fake Taylor Swift ticket scam
Ottawa police say they’ve seen an increase in reports of fake ticket sales for Taylor Swift’s sold-out Toronto shows due to what they’re describing as online ticket scams. Demand is high for next year’s six shows in Toronto, the only Canadian stop on Swift’s global Eras Tour, and are expected to draw fans from all […]
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- Saturday 01PM Sep 02/23
Whatâs open, whatâs closed in Winnipeg for Labour Day 2023
Hereâs whatâs open and whatâs closed in Winnipeg for Labour Day 2023.© Global |
- Saturday 01PM Sep 02/23
Police looking for public's help after random shooting incident
Police have arrested a Winnipeg man for randomly shooting a gun outside a home near the Health Sciences Centre Friday.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Sep 02/23
Winnipeg fire crews deal with two North End fires
It was another busy start to the weekend for the Winnipeg Fire paramedic Service (WFPS) as fire crews were called to two blazes in the city's North End Saturday morning.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Sep 02/23
A busy Saturday morning for Winnipeg fire crews
It was another busy start to the weekend for the Winnipeg Fire paramedic Service (WFPS) as fire crews were called to two blazes in the city's North End Saturday morning.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Sep 02/23
Winnipeg man arrested after reckless gunfire in strangerâs yard: WPS
On Friday, at 12:30 p.m. police say they went to the 700 block of Logan Avenue after multiple reports of an erratic man firing a gun at the rear of a residential property.© Global |
- Saturday 12PM Sep 02/23
Local TikTokers charged after large disturbance at CF Polo Park
Two Winnipeg youths have been arrested after a social media meet and greet gone wrong Friday evening.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Sep 02/23
TikTokers arrested after disturbance at CF Polo Park
Two Winnipeg youths have been arrested after a social media meet and greet gone wrong Friday evening.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Sep 02/23
Local TikTokers cause disturbance at CF Polo Park: Police
Two Winnipeg youths have been arrested after a social media meet and greet gone wrong Friday evening.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Sep 02/23
Large disturbance erupts at Polo Park after social media invitation: Winnipeg police
No one was hurt during the incident, and the crowd dispersed after 30 minutes. Winnipeg police charged two boys with unlawful assembly and creating a disturbance.© Global |
- Saturday 09AM Sep 02/23
More than pride on the line for Sask. Roughriders in Labour Day Classic
A sold-out crowd will watch the Saskatchewan Roughriders try end their Labour Day Classic losing streak against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. A victory would also push the green-and-white to a winning record again.
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- Saturday 09AM Sep 02/23
âMargaritavilleâ singer Jimmy Buffett, who turned beach-bum life into an empire, dies at 76
NEW YORK (AP) â Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, who popularized beach bum soft rock with the escapist Caribbean-flavored song âMargaritavilleâ and turned that celebration of loafing into a billion-dollar empire of restaurants, resorts and frozen concoctions, has died. He was 76. âJimmy passed away peacefully on the night of September 1st surrounded by his family, friends, […]
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- Saturday 08AM Sep 02/23
School Boards Grappling with AI Use in Classroom, But Formal Policies Still Elusive
Some of the largest school boards across Canada will begin the new school year without formal policies on the use of artificial intelligence in the classroom, despite concerns about how the technology will impact learning and academic integrity.Â
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- Saturday 07AM Sep 02/23
Jimmy Buffett's laid-back party vibe created adoring 'Parrotheads' and success beyond music
A statement posted to Jimmy Buffett's official website and social media pages announced his passing on Friday at age 76. The statement did not say where the "Margaritaville" singer died or give a cause.© CTV |
- Saturday 06AM Sep 02/23
Restaurants plagued by patrons running out on bill
A dine-and-dash epidemic has Winnipeg restaurant owners pleading for help from the province and police to push the item off their menus. While the crime has been around for as […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06AM Sep 02/23
Ultimate Fighter champ a board-game loving, backyard barbecuing proud Winnipegger
Brad Katona, 31, became the first Canadian to win The Ultimate Fighter in 2018 and now he's the first person to win the tournament-based reality show twice.
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- Saturday 06AM Sep 02/23
Heather sees red, Wab's somewhat blue: Why 2 Manitoba party leaders shed their skins in August
In August, Manitoba's Progressive Conservatives and New Democrats coloured a little outside their usual ideological lines. These shifts could constitute campaign tinkering - or the start of a more substantive shift in strategy.
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- Saturday 06AM Sep 02/23
Winnipeg author Katherena Vermette comes full Circle with 3rd novel
Katherena Vermette's Strangers saga, set mostly in Winnipeg's North End, concludes with the release on Tuesday of The Circle, the final novel in the trilogy.
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- Saturday 05AM Sep 02/23
Canadaâs envoy to Ukraine says Canadian support will outlast Russian invasion
Canada’s new ambassador to Ukraine had an eerie sense of dĂ©jĂ vu when she reached Kyiv last month. Natalka Cmok saw so many locals with missing limbs that it reminded her of working in Ukraine in the 1990s, when the newly independent country had thousands of soldiers returning from the Soviet Union’s war in Afghanistan. […]
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- Saturday 03AM Sep 02/23
We spent two summers asking MPs what makes them tick â here's what they said
In a series of interviews over the past few years, MPs have told The House about everything from their political origin stories to what they love most about their communities.
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- Saturday 02AM Sep 02/23
Positive but determined
Community organizer Martha Wiebe was 78 years old when her husband, Jake, passed way. She loved their island on the Winnipeg River between Kenora and Minaki, so she relearned how […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Sep 01/23
Climate calamity hits political shores
Faced with rising costs of living, a health-care system in crisis and growing public safety concerns, Manitobans havenât ranked climate among their top provincial election priorities. But in recent years, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
NDP promise more paramedics, Liberals recommend ranked ballots
Manitoba's NDP say they will address the province's paramedic shortage if elected next month, while the Liberals would like to change the electoral system completely.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
Crown stays WPS assault charges, offers court explanation in âspirit of transparencyâ
More than four months after Manitobaâs police watchdog laid assault charges against three Winnipeg officers, Crown prosecutors have decided thereâs no reasonable likelihood of conviction. Now, as the Crown office […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
Yellowknife re-entry plan to have residents returning on Sept. 6
Most essential workers will return on Sept. 4 and 5, and the general public will be able to return home at noon on Sept. 6.© Global |
- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
City of Yellowknife says residents may return as early as Sept. 6
The City of Yellowknife and a First Nation said in a news release Friday that evacuees will be able to return home as early as Sept. 6. Residents of the Northwest Territories capital and members of the Yellowknives Dene First Nation (YKDFN) are set to be allowed to return home starting at noon that day, […]
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- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
Trial begins for Headingley correctional officer charged with negligence in inmate death
Robert Jeffrey Morden is charged with criminal negligence causing death and failure to provide the necessities of life, in connection with the death of 45-year-old William Ahmo.© Global |
- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
Additional $482M needed for North End treatment plant upgrades: City of Winnipeg report
A City of Winnipeg report has asked for another half-billion dollars to cover the rapidly rising costs of the North End sewage treatment plant upgrades.
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- Friday 07PM Sep 01/23
News briefs for Saturday, September 2, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, September 2, 2023 Crews respond to two fires Saturday morning 11:58 AM Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service was in the 400 block […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Sep 01/23
MPIâs bureaucratic blunder mystifies expert
Manitoba Public Insurance’s sudden policy reversal on allowing some high school students to gain a driver licence without completing a road test is being labelled a bureaucratic blunder. On Wednesday, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Sep 01/23
Winnipeg compost program gets green thumbs up in city report
A long-awaited City of Winnipeg report recommends moving forward with a curbside composting program, but it could still be years before it starts.Â
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- Friday 06PM Sep 01/23
Liquor licence changes prioritize reducing risk of selling, serving to minors
New liquor law regulations that took effect Friday include new age restrictions for Manitoba tap rooms. Bill 7, the Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Control Amendment Act, eliminates specific categories of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Sep 01/23
Costly retrofits potential carbon tax bill trim: city report
The City of Winnipeg has identified potential retrofits at 15 civic buildings it expects could save about $9.2 million of carbon taxes between 2023 and 2030, though the investment carries […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Sep 01/23
City staff want Winnipeggers to pay now, compost much later
The City of Winnipeg may not roll out a curbside compost collection program until 2030, despite originally planning to add the service in 2017. If a new staff proposal is […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Sep 01/23
Swim lesson season opens with more room in pools
Back to school, back to the pools. The City of Winnipeg has opened more than 1,000 additional swim lesson spots, compared to last year’s fall recreational calendar. Mayor Scott Gillingham […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Sep 01/23
Death of missing Lake Manitoba First Nation man considered suspicious, police say
A Lake Manitoba First Nation man has been found dead under suspicious circumstances about a week after going missing, RCMP say.
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- Friday 04PM Sep 01/23
Court sees video of inmate's final hours in Manitoba jail on 1st day of corrections officer's trial
Footage of William Ahmo's final hours inside a Manitoba jail was shown in a courtroom Friday, during the start of a trial for a correctional officer facing charges in the man's death.
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- Friday 04PM Sep 01/23
North end sewage upgrade hit with expected $482-M price hike
The cost of the City of Winnipegâs north end sewage treatment upgrade is expected to soar by nearly a half-billion dollars, bringing the tab for the entire project to $2.336 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Sep 01/23
Carberry emergency department closes indefinitely
The emergency department in a Manitoba community is temporarily suspending emergency department services due to staffing issues.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Sep 01/23
Human remains found near Lundar: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP have found the remains of a man reported missing earlier this week.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Sep 01/23
Whatâs open and closed this Labour Day weekend
As hundreds of Crown corporation workers strike across the province, most Manitobans will have the day off work Monday to reflect on the achievements of labour unions present and past. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Sep 01/23
Winnipeg sewer treatment plant budget could cross $1 billion
The budget for upgrading the North End Sewage Treatment Plant could be increasing by nearly $500 million.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Sep 01/23
North End Sewage Treatment Plant budget could be increasing by nearly $500M
The budget for upgrading the North End Sewage Treatment Plant could be increasing by nearly $500 million.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Sep 01/23
Winnipeg report recommends city-wide composting program after successful pilot
A three-year pilot program testing the project was such a positive experience that 66 per cent of participants said they'd be willing to kick in an extra $8 a month to keep it.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Sep 01/23
Gasoline prices up from a year ago as drivers head into holiday weekend
As crude oil prices hit a twelve-month high on Friday, Canadians planning to hit the road for the last long weekend of summer will pay more for gasoline than they did last Labour Day. The national average gasoline price as of Friday was $1.67 cents per litre, according to fuel price tracking website GasBuddy.com. That […]
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- Friday 01PM Sep 01/23
Missing Manitoba canoeist found dead in Gods River, RCMP say
Shamattawa RCMP said the body of 43-year-old Abraham Beardy, who was last seen a week ago canoeing on the Gods River, was found Thursday afternoon by members of the community.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Sep 01/23
Cross Lake, Man., traffic stop leads RCMP to cocaine, cash, and loaded handgun
Two people have been arrested after a traffic stop in Cross Lake, Man., led police to a duffel bag full of cash, a substance believed to be cocaine, and a loaded handgun.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Sep 01/23
âI canât breatheâ: Headingley corrections officer trial begins with video of lead-up to inmate death
Inflamed by what he said was a racist comment by jail staff, William Ahmo went on a destructive rampage that ended with the inmate being critically injured during a violent […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 01PM Sep 01/23
Trial begins for Manitoba correctional officer charged in inmate's death
The trial for a Manitoba correctional officer charged in the death of an Indigenous inmate has started.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Sep 01/23
'Amazing': Winnipeg teacher completes marathon to North Pole
A Winnipeg teacher and regular adventurer can now say heâs done two things most people would never attempt: going to the North Pole and running a marathon. Even more impressive; he did both at the same time.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Charge laid in stabbing death of man in downtown Brandon
Jarrod Paul, 25, is charged with second-degree murder in the fatal stabbing of Robert Hall, 46.
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- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Manitoba NDP's pledge to hire 200 paramedics, reopen Seven Oaks ER endorsed by paramedics' association
If elected next month, the Manitoba New Democrats say they'll hire 200 paramedics â a pledge that's receiving support from a group that represents first responders in the province.
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- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Man found dead 1 week after canoe tipped on northern Manitoba river : RCMP
Abraham Beardy, 43, was last seen alive Aug. 27 while canoeing with a woman on Gods River, which runs through Shamattawa First Nation, about 350 kilometres south of Churchill. His body was found on the river Aug. 31, RCMP say.
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- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Manitoba Liberals call for ranked ballots, NDP promises more paramedics Friday
Another day, another set of election promises from Manitoba politicians in the lead-up to the Oct. 3 provincial election.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Gasoline prices up from a year ago as drivers head into holiday weekend
Canadians planning to hit the road for the last long weekend of summer can expect to pay more for gasoline than they did last Labour Day.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Online News Act could see Google, Meta pay combined $234 million to Canadian media
The federal government has put a price tag on what it would like to see Google and Facebook spend under an act requiring the tech giants to compensate media for news articles.
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- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Man charged following Brandon homicide
A 25-year-old man has been charged in connection with the stabbing death of a 46-year-old man in Brandon earlier this week.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Sep 01/23
Liberals would introduce ranked ballots
The way your ballot is counted will change if the Liberals take the reins of power in Manitoba. Manitoba Liberal Party Leader Dougald Lamont said Friday that his party would, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Online News Act Could See Google, Meta Pay Combined $230M to Canadian Media
The federal government has put a price tag on how much it would like to see Google and Facebook spend under legislation that requires the tech giants to compensate media companies for Canadian journalism.
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- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Online News Act Could See Google, Meta Pay Combined $230M to Canadian Media
The META logo is seen at the Vivatech show in Paris in Paris, France, Wednesday, June 14, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP-Thibault Camus The federal government has put a price tag on how much it would like to see Google and Facebook spend under an act requiring the tech giants to compensate media for news articles. […]
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- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Blue Bombers superfans ready for annual pilgrimage to Labour Day Classic
Hundreds, if not thousands, of Bomber fans will be hitting the road for the almost six-hour drive to Regina this long weekend to support the blue and gold in enemy territory.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Canadian government offering exemption to Google, Meta in draft Online News Act regulations
The Canadian government is set to reveal its proposed regulations for the Online News Act, with affected platforms able to give their input.
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- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Little latitude for objective evaluation
Under Canadian law, officers must believe their own life, or that of another, is fundamentally at risk â or at risk of âgrievous bodily harmâ â to use lethal force. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
'Visual representation of community': New murals at Assiniboine Park honouring Indigenous youth
New murals at Assiniboine Park are uplifting the voices of Indigenous youth and celebrating Indigenous teachings and connections to nature.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Manitoba Liberals pitch switch to voting in provincial elections
Manitoba's Liberal Party says it will change the voting system in provincial elections, introducing ranked balloting, if it forms the next government.
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- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Green composting bins could come to Winnipeg homeowners
Homeowners could have a green cart added to the curb as well as an additional annual fee, in order to divert fruit, vegetables, and meat from the trash.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
The plan to bring composting bins to Winnipeg households
Homeowners could have a green cart added to the curb as well as an additional annual fee, in order to divert fruit, vegetables, and meat from the trash.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Sep 01/23
Man in hospital after Aikins Street stabbing
The Winnipeg Police Service says a man is in hospital after a stabbing along Aikins Street around 9:30 p.m. Thursday.
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- Friday 10AM Sep 01/23
CRA fires 120 employees for claiming CERB benefits while working
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) says dozens of its employees have been fired after they claimed COVID-19 pandemic benefits while still working. In a statement put out Friday, the CRA reports that 120 people are no longer employed after an internal review found they inappropriately claimed the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB). The agency began […]
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- Friday 10AM Sep 01/23
Man Stabbed in the Chest on Aikins Street
Winnipeg police say a man is stable after being stabbed in the chest Thursday night. Police were called to a home in the 300 block of Aikins Street at about 9:30 p.m. after receiving a report of a stabbing. When they arrived, they found the man, 41, suffering from serious upper-body injuries. Officers used chest […]
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- Friday 10AM Sep 01/23
Man Stabbed in the Chest on Aikins Street
Winnipeg police say a man is stable after being stabbed in the chest Thursday night.
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