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Items recalled from Winnipeg bakery due to possible salmonella contamination
A number of items from a Winnipeg bakery have been recalled due to a possible salmonella contamination.
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- Friday 08PM Mar 25/22
Jimel's Bakery products recalled
Jimel’s Bakery in Winnipeg is recalling a long list of baked goods due to possible salmonella contamination stemming from a rodent infestation. The recall, which involves items sold in Manitoba, was ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Mar 25/22
FRIESEN: Laine reflects on hard life lessons, while playing red-hot hockey
It was a somewhat quieter, perhaps a little less brash, but still open and honest Patrik Laine who sat down for a chit chat in the bowels of his old home, late Friday morning. “Kind of nervous a little bit, not gonna lie,” Laine said of his first visit to his old stomping grounds in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 08PM Mar 25/22
Thompson to get new healing lodge for youth in criminal justice system
The city of Thompson will soon be home to a brand new youth healing lodge that will work with and assist youth involved in the criminal justice system, and northern and Indigenous officials say the new facility will be a welcome and much-needed addition in northern Manitoba. “Our youth are the most important assets we […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
Several goods from Winnipeg bakery recalled due to possible salmonella contamination
Various goods are being recalled from a local bakery due to a possible salmonella contamination caused by a rodent infestation, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency says.
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- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
U of M student community law centre expands reach
Robson Hall’s community legal clinic is expanding so lawyers-in-training can now provide low-cost counsel to clients with minor family law and prison law cases, as well as Indigenous legal services. The ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
City honours parents of Humboldt Broncos player whose gift of life sparked nation-wide effort
Bernadine and Toby Boulet hope that the fourth annual Green Shirt Day will prompt families to have some tough but long-overdue discussions about the importance of organ donation. “We want people to be inspired to register (to be organ donors) but mostly we want them to have a conversation with their family,” said Bernadine after […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
Stefanson-led Tories fall further behind NDP, 'catastrophic' survey reveals
Choosing a new leader hasn’t revived support for Manitoba’s ailing Progressive Conservative government. The latest Probe Research survey conducted for the Free Press shows the gap has widened between Tories and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
CentrePort's integrated inland port moves closer to reality
CentrePort Canada’s long-sought goal of creating an inland port with an integrated truck, air and rail transport system is about to become a reality. Focus Equities, a Victoria developer experienced in ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
Advocates demand streamlined help for homeless, more money
Organizations that help the homeless are waiting anxiously for provincial action after delivering a unified call for change to the Progressive Conservative government. A 17-page report that summarizes feedback provided to ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
Tories face uphill climb digging out of current support hole
Premier Heather Stefanson has not made a good first impression on Manitobans. Whether it was her rejection of science last month in a surprise announcement to lift all pandemic public health ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
Indigenous delegations' meetings with Pope expected to drive reconciliation
A journey that started four years ago — interrupted twice by the COVID-19 pandemic — takes an important step next week when delegations from the Assembly of First Nations, Métis ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 25/22
The high cost of déjà vu
At this point, in a long and haphazard reckoning with prominent men who exploit their power over women, it’s impossible to avoid the deja vu, the way the broad strokes ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
Royal Manitoba Winter Fair cancels pig and calf scrambles after animal protection group speaks out
The Royal Manitoba Winter Fair is doing away with hog and calf scrambles at its event next week after animal welfare organizations said such events violate federal and provincial animal cruelty laws.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
Doctors Manitoba honours physicians who helped guide the province during the pandemic
Doctors who helped Manitobans get access to COVID-19 vaccines and guided them through some of the toughest months of the pandemic are being honoured by their peers.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
Criminal past doesn't rule out jail guard work, RCMP says after First Nation holding-cell sex assault
People with criminal pasts are sometimes approved to work as civilian jail guards in remote communities, Manitoba RCMP have acknowledged after a guard with two assault convictions was charged this ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
Sheegl in line for pension despite bribery ruling
Former top-ranking Winnipeg bureaucrat Phil Sheegl is still expected to claim a city pension despite a court ruling he had accepted a bribe and breached his civic duty. An advocacy group ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
Manitoba's aging information systems at risk, Auditor General says
Manitoba’s Auditor General says the province needs to do a better job of monitoring risks related to aging computer software and hardware.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
Healing lodge for youth key to shift in justice system
Manitoba’s first healing lodge for First Nations youth involved in the justice system will be built in Thompson so northern children can get support and cultural programs closer to home. The ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 25/22
- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Chartrand to co-lead Manitoba Senate seat application vetting
OTTAWA — The Liberals have chosen Manitoba’s polarizing Métis leader to be a kingmaker in the province’s longstanding Senate vacancy. “I’m not looking at it from a political angle, even though ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Khan officially declared winner of Fort Whyte byelection
The Fort Whyte byelection results are now official as Progressive Conservative candidate Obby Khan was formally declared elected Friday. Khan won the seat of former premier Brian Pallister with 3,050 votes, edging by Liberal candidate Willard Reaves who finished with 2,853 votes. New Democrat Trudy Schroeder finished in third with 1,112 votes. Independent candidate Patrick […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Parents of Humboldt Broncos crash victim receive key to the city
During a ceremony at City Hall, Bernadine and Toby Boulet were presented with the key to the city by Mayor Brian Bowman.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Mayor gives key to city to parents of Humboldt player whose organ donation began a movement
The parents of a Humboldt Broncos player were presented with the key to the city on Friday in honour of Green Shirt Day, an organ donor awareness day.
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- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Development partner chosen by province for CentrePort Rail Park
The provincial government has reached a deal with Canadian real estate developer Focus Equities Inc. to lead development of the rail-served industrial project at CentrePort Canada, it was announced Friday. Construction is set to begin in the coming months. The CentrePort Canada Rail Park is expected to provide a critical stimulus for significant economic growth, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Manitoba judge sides with Microsoft in locked email account case
A Manitoba man has lost his court case — not to mention his emails. The Manitoba Court of Queen’s Bench has ruled in favour of software giant Microsoft Corp. in an ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 25/22
Obby Khan officially elected in Fort Whyte: Elections Manitoba
Elections Manitoba has made Obby Khan’s win in Tuesday’s byelection official, revealing the businessman and former Blue Bomber pulled out a victory by fewer than 200 votes.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Mar 25/22
YWG airport’s Hug Rug returns in time for spring break
After a 736-day hiatus, the YWG airport’s beloved Hug Rug is making a comeback.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 25/22
Province and First Nations Advocacy Group Team Up to Create Youth Healing Lodge
THOMPSON, Man. — The Manitoba government and a First Nations advocacy group are working together on what the government says is a first-of-its-kind youth healing lodge in the province.
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- Friday 04PM Mar 25/22
‘They now have a fighting chance’: New youth healing lodge to be built in Thompson, Man.
According to the province, the lodge is meant to be a resource hub that'll provide more youth justice resources up north.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 25/22
FRIESEN: Laine reflects on hard life lessons, while playing red-hot hockey
It was a somewhat quieter, perhaps a little less brash, but still open and honest Patrik Laine who sat down for a chit chat in the bowels of his old home, late Friday morning. “Kind of nervous a little bit, not gonna lie,” Laine said of his first visit to his old stomping grounds in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Flood fears ease in Manitoba amid good weather and slow melt, officials say
Fears of spring flooding are easing in Manitoba, thanks to recent weather. The provincial government says things did not look so rosy in the winter after snowfall amounts reached near-record levels in some areas. But the past two weeks have seen a slow melt, with above-freezing temperatures during the day and below-freezing temperatures at night. […]
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- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Vehicle crashes into bus shelter, hydro pole on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg
A pedestrian was taken to hospital in Winnipeg Friday afternoon after a vehicle crashed into a hydro pole and bus shelter on Portage Avenue.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Residential schools apology to be sought in Rome
For Assembly of First Nations Northwest Territories regional chief Gerald Antoine, this week’s trip to Rome to meet with Pope Francis “has been a long time in coming.” “We asked for ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Manitoba’s information systems aging, vulnerable to security threats, report finds
Manitoba’s information systems are aging and the government is not managing the risks associated with those older systems, a new report from the province’s auditor general says. The audit conducted by auditor general Tyson Shtykalo says Manitoba’s inventory of information systems is incomplete and inaccurate. The report also highlights the process used to analyze and […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Gradual snowmelt improves flood forecast for Red River
Slow snowmelt has improved Manitoba’s flood forecast for the spring. The province’s hydrologic forecasting centre says with 90% certainty that Manitoba’s flood risk has been downgraded. An extreme blizzard such as the one seen during the “Flood of the Century” in 1997 has a 1-2% chance of happening, said Dr. Fisaha Unduche, the executive director […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Dorm-style trailers will accommodate crisis response workers, elders in remote First Nation
Manitoba's northernmost First Nation will receive a shipment of eight modular trailers over the weekend. The trailers will function as accommodation for the crisis response workers and elders who have been deployed to support the community.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Premier commits $7.5M to arts organization chaired by her deputy minister
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson pledged earlier this week to provide $7.5 million to an arts organization chaired by her own deputy minister.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 25/22
Lorette Woman Dies Following Crash East of Elie
A 61-year-old woman has succumbed to her injuries following a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 1 east of Elie, Manitoba.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Winnipeg mayor presents key to the city to parents of Humboldt Broncos player
Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman presented a key to the city to the parents of Logan Boulet, a Humboldt Broncos player who died in the 2018 bus crash.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
‘A threat to Canada because I couldn’t use an app’: Winnipegger forced to quarantine
A Winnipeg woman says she was forced to quarantine after returning to Canada despite having two vaccines and a booster, a negative PCR test, and all of her paperwork.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Preventative programs needed in tandem with youth jail closure, says AMC grand chief
First Nations leaders in Manitoba are responding to the news that a youth correctional centre in the province will soon shut its doors for good, while also making it clear they want to see more done in this province to prevent young Indigenous people from being incarcerated. The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, (AMC) which represents […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Lorette woman injured in March 8 highway crash dies in hospital, RCMP say
A 61-year-old Lorette woman has died in hospital after being involved in a multi-vehicle crash on the Trans-Canada Highway earlier this month.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Feds announce another $2B to clear surgical backlogs, promise more money for future health transfers
Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos announced Friday that the federal government will send another $2 billion to provinces and territories to help clear the health care backlog created by the years-long pandemic crisis.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Hug Rug makes long-overdue landing in Winnipeg airport's arrivals area
It’s one of the best things about travelling — the hug from a loved one that says without words how much you’ve missed each other. After 736 days in storage, the ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Canada's Einarson claims women's world curling playoff berth with win over Germany
Canada's Kerri Einarson clinched a playoff spot at the women's world curling championship Friday with an 8-5 win over Germany.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Canada's Einarson claims women's world curling playoff berth with win over Germany
A playoff berth clinched early had Canada's Kerri Einarson feeling bullish about her women's world curling championship prospects.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 25/22
Months after new regulations, Manitobans still inundated with scam calls
It's been more than three months since the CRTC required new technology to prevent scam calls. But those measures don't appear to be working as well as they should be.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Mar 25/22
Manitoba completes agreement to develop CentrePort Canada Rail Park
The Manitoba government has completed an agreement with real estate developer Focus Equities Inc. to lead the creation of the rail park project at CentrePort Canada.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Mar 25/22
Witnesses sought in fatal multi-vehicle crash on Trans-Canada Highway: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP officers are looking for people who may have witnessed a fatal crash on the Trans-Canada Highway earlier this month.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Mar 25/22
‘Hug Rug’ Makes a Return at Winnipeg’s Airport
WINNIPEG -- Airline passengers can once again greet family and friends with open arms at Winnipeg's James Richardson International Airport.
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- Friday 01PM Mar 25/22
Healing lodge for youth one of 'best things' to happen to Thompson in a long time: mayor
Thompson will soon get a new health lodge that will help pair northern Indigenous youth in the justice system with culturally informed supports.
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- Friday 01PM Mar 25/22
Flood Fears Ease in Manitoba Amid Good Weather and Slow Melt
WINNIPEG — Fears of spring flooding are easing in Manitoba, thanks to recent weather.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to drop, Manitoba reports no new deaths Friday
The number of Manitobans hospitalized with COVID-19 dropped by 10 to 359 on Friday, the province announced on its online dashboard. That number includes 153 patients with active COVID and 19 receiving intensive care, up one in ICUs from Thursday. There were no deaths reported which leaves the COVID-19 related death toll since the start […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
Feds commit another $2B to provinces to address health backlogs caused by COVID
Health Minister Jean-Yves Duclos says the federal government will commit another $2 billion to help provincial health systems work through their surgical and diagnostic backlogs caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The money, included in the newly tabled Bill C-17, follows a $4-billion top-up to the federal health transfer last summer and is expected to be […]
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- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
No deaths, COVID-19 hospitalizations drop in Manitoba on Friday
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Manitoba dropped on Friday, according to the province’s dashboard.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
Province downgrades flood risk due to slow melt, average precipitation
Average precipitation and slowly melting snow are working in Manitoba’s favour right now, changing the outlook for the southern part of the province. “So far, the past two weeks the ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
359 patients in hospital in Manitoba's last daily COVID-19 update
Manitoba is reporting a 10-patient decrease in hospitalizations in the province's last daily COVID-19 update.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
Police investigate city’s 10th homicide of 2022
Winnipeg Police are investigating the death of a 40-year-old man following an assault Wednesday evening as the city’s 10th homicide of 2022. At around 8:30 p.m., police and emergency services personnel were called to the 400 block of Edmonton Street for a male who had been assaulted. He was taken to hospital in critical condition […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
Five-year-old battling brain cancer steals the show in Oilers-Sharks game
Forget McDavid or Draisaitl – the biggest cheers during the Edmonton Oilers Thursday night win over San Jose were for 5-year-old Ben Stelter. The young boy took centre stage during the game’s opening ceremonies. It was an honour to have such an inspirational #Oilers fan as our @Scotiabank Skater. Five-year-old Ben Stelter has been battling […]
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- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
Five-year-old battling brain cancer steals the show in Oilers-Sharks game
Forget McDavid or Draisaitl – the biggest cheers during the Edmonton Oilers Thursday night win over San Jose were for 5-year-old Ben Stelter. The young boy took centre stage during the game’s opening ceremonies. It was an honour to have such an inspirational #Oilers fan as our @Scotiabank Skater. Five-year-old Ben Stelter has been battling […]
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- Friday 12PM Mar 25/22
Ice shelf ‘size of New York City’ collapses in previously stable East Antarctica
An ice shelf the size of New York City has collapsed in East Antarctica, an area long thought to be stable and not hit much by climate change, concerned scientists said Friday. The collapse, captured by satellite images, marked the first time in human history that the frigid region had an ice shelf collapse. It […]
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- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
Slow spring melt leads to improved Manitoba flood outlook
The head of Manitoba's flood forecast centre says the slow melting across the province's watershed has made it less likely there will be a major flood this year.
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- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
New bill tabled to give provinces $2B to relieve pandemic surgery backlogs
The federal government has tabled a new bill that includes a proposal to distribute $2 billion to the provinces and territories to help alleviate surgery backlogs caused by COVID-19.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
Manitoba spring flood projections downgraded, province says
The executive director of hydrologic forecasting and water management, Fisaha Unduche, says the short range weather forecast points to a continued slow melt.© Global |
- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
WHO rejects Canadian-made COVID-19 vaccine from Medicago, with ties to big tobacco
The World Health Organization has rejected Medicago’s made-in-Canada COVID-19 vaccine, restricting the federal government’s ability to donate those doses to countries in need. The federal government signed an agreement with Medicago in 2020 to buy 20 million doses once the vaccine was approved by Health Canada, with the option to purchase 56 million more. Health […]
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- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
ZWAAGSTRA: Teachers need to take charge of their classrooms
Prospective teachers learn a lot about individualized instruction in faculties of education. That’s because teachers are encouraged to personalize learning, for each student, as much as possible. To a certain degree, this makes good sense. An inflexible cookie-cutter approach to education serves no one well. At the same time, the pendulum has swung so far […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
Manitoba farmer who had $40K of canola stolen fears grain thefts may become more common
A Manitoba farmer is warning other producers to be on guard after he says $40,000 worth of canola was stolen from his farm.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
Smart cookie
Move over, boys — Sugar Mama is coming, and she’s bringing her cookie café to St. Boniface. Think cookies piled high with chocolate eggs or Cinnamon Toast Crunch, German chocolate and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11AM Mar 25/22
HAL’S HEADLINES: Bus shelter violence is disturbing
A horrible sexual assault on a 12-year-old girl this week which started at a downtown bus shelter has people talking again about public safety, especially at Winnipeg Transit. City councillor Kevin Klein has been sounding the alarm on my radio show for weeks. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service tells Klein there were more than 1,700 […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Winnipeg police investigating downtown homicide
Winnipeg police are investigating after a 40-year-old man died following an assault in downtown Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Morden Corn & Apple Festival Returning After Two Years
A popular Manitoba summer festival is making a return after a two-year hiatus owing to the pandemic.
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- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Winnipeg police investigate downtown homicide
Winnipeg homicide investigators are looking into the death of a 40-year-old man police say was the victim of an assault Wednesday night.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
40-year-old man dies after assault in downtown Winnipeg
A 40-year-old man is dead after he was assaulted in downtown Winnipeg on Wednesday evening, police say.
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- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Three Temporary Road Closures on Winnipeg Streets
Three temporary road closures will be in effect over the next few days in Winnipeg.
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- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Fire in Saudi city ahead F1 race; Yemen rebels claim attacks
Yemen’s Houthi rebels attacked an oil depot on Friday in the Saudi city of Jiddah ahead of a Formula One race in the kingdom. It was the rebels’ highest-profile assault yet, though Saudi authorities pledged the upcoming grand prix would go on as scheduled. The attack targeted the same fuel depot that the Houthis had […]
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- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Manitoba’s CentrePort to break ground on rail park this summer
The project's developer is optimistic it will put Manitoba on the map amid increasingly congested American ports and a shortage of truck drivers.© Global |
- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
St. Norbert Home Destroyed by Fire
WINNIPEG -- A two-storey home in the 100 block of Turnbull Drive is considered a total loss after a fire early Friday.
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- Friday 10AM Mar 25/22
Sabrina Maddeaux: So, Putin is a ‘war criminal,’ what are we going to do about it?
From the very first days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Vladimir Putin has been accused of war crimes. From attacking nuclear power plants to bombing hospitals and a theatre containing children, as well as suspected use of cluster and vacuum bombs, Russia’s blatant disregard for international law shows no signs of slowing. There are very […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 09AM Mar 25/22
Police Investigating Edmonton Street Homicide
Winnipeg police are investigating a homicide after a man was assaulted in the 400 block of Edmonton Street on Wednesday.
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- Friday 09AM Mar 25/22
St. Norbert house destroyed by fire
A St. Norbert house is a complete loss following a fire Friday morning.© CTV |
- Friday 09AM Mar 25/22
SickKids hospital welcomes 3 more Ukrainian cancer patients to Toronto
More Ukrainian paediatric cancer patients have arrived at Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) after their treatment was interrupted by the war in Ukraine. SickKids says they are now caring for five Ukrainian children — with three kids and their families arriving this week and two others having arrived earlier this month. “I think it’s […]
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- Friday 09AM Mar 25/22
Universities in Canada plan in-person convocation ceremonies after lengthy hiatus
Daniella Okezie has been practising her strut. In a few weeks, the graduate of Wilfrid Laurier University will finally get a chance to walk across the stage at a convocation ceremony to mark the completion of the bachelor’s program she finished two years ago. It’s something she’s been eager to do ever since what she […]
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- Friday 08AM Mar 25/22
House burns down in St. Norbert
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service said it responded to reports of a fire in a two-storey house in the 100 block of Turnbull Drive at 4:53 a.m.© Global |
- Friday 08AM Mar 25/22
Fire consumes riverside home in Winnipeg's St. Norbert area
Crews are battling an early morning fire that has destroyed a home along the Red River in St. Norbert.
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- Friday 08AM Mar 25/22
Carbon tax to cost average Manitoba household $1,100 by 2030: analysis
OTTAWA — The federal carbon tax will cost the average Manitoba household $1,145 a year by 2030, according to an independent analysis swiftly panned by environmentalists. Manitoba is among four provinces ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08AM Mar 25/22
Manitoba downgrades threat of serious spring flooding
Manitoba has downgraded the threat of major spring flooding, despite receiving a significant amount of snow this winter.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Mar 25/22
Nine-year-old's trash can request gets committee OK
SOMETIMES, you can take on city hall. A nine-year-old’s call for more trash bins is moving forward. Grade 4 student Jake Hultin recently wrote to his city councillor to ask for more ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07AM Mar 25/22
Who’s Calling? Manitoba’s New 584 Area Code
WINNIPEG -- First came 204, then 431, and soon, you can add 584 to your dialling repertoire.
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- Friday 06AM Mar 25/22
A friendly chat about the end of ‘normal’
Two years ago, things started changing… quickly. They haven’t stopped since. Yes, eventually the pandemic will end, but the normal we hoped would return is long gone. After decades of unprecedented stability, especially in places like Canada, many people have simply never experienced a world in constant flux. It’s a funny feeling, and one we’re […]
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- Friday 06AM Mar 25/22
Rural emergency rooms cut hours amid staffing crunch
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Community leaders in rural Manitoba are worried their small-town hospitals could face further cuts or be shut down amid emergency room closures that last days or months. Rural hospitals, and the ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05AM Mar 25/22
Ukraine says 300 died in theater attack, hunger grips cities
About 300 people were killed in the Russian airstrike last week on a Mariupol theater that was being used as a shelter, Ukrainian authorities said Friday in what would make it the war’s deadliest known attack on civilians yet. Meanwhile, in what could signal an important narrowing of Moscow’s military objectives, the U.S. said Russian […]
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- Friday 05AM Mar 25/22
Letters: March 25, 2022
One flag If the NDP want to prop up the Liberals for the foreseeable future, they should be forced to give up their party status and become one with the Liberals, united completely under cult leader Trudeau. L. McDonald The usual suspects are trying to sell this as the best thing that has happened. However, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 05AM Mar 25/22
Winnipeg students learning the skills needed to deal with online misinformation, disinformation
Teachers in Manitoba are taking up the task of educating their students on how to approach stories they see on the internet and social media.
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- Friday 05AM Mar 25/22
As prices soar, so does demand at North End food bank
The Bear Clan says lineups are getting longer at its North End food bank as unemployment and the rising cost of living has many local households struggling to make ends meet.
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- Friday 03AM Mar 25/22
Why I am reclaiming my mother's language before it's too late
When she decided to learn Oji-Cree, Rochelle Bragg gained more than vocabulary. She also learned to appreciate her family’s roots and legacy.
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- Friday 02AM Mar 25/22
Winnipeggers stand with Ukraine in rally
HOURS after Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for global rallies against the Russian invasion of his country, Winnipeggers with ties to Ukraine marched to show their support. The Manitoba council of ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11PM Mar 24/22
RCMP nab alleged thief after finding stolen off-road vehicles in RM of Lac du Bonnet
RCMP have made an arrest after recovering four off-road vehicles in the RM of Lac du Bonnet that had been reported stolen.© Global |
- Thursday 10PM Mar 24/22
Jets crash out against Ottawa Senators
After the fourth goal slid past Connor Hellebuyck, the mass exodus ensued. In hindsight, the 14-odd thousand in attendance would have been better served saving the hassle of leaving the comfort of their own homes. No one would have blamed them for no-showing on a team that didn’t show up for them on the night. […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Thursday 10PM Mar 24/22
Senators coast past Jets behind offensive flurry in final period
The Ottawa Senators scored a trio of third-period goals in just over three minutes to clinch a 5-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday in Winnipeg.
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