Thursday 02PM Oct 26/23
Halloween and trick-or-treating events taking place around Winnipeg
Winnipeggers looking for a spooky, safe and indoor event to celebrate Halloween this year will not have to look very far.
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- Thursday 02PM Oct 26/23
Sheila North announces candidacy for national chief of Assembly of First Nations
Sheila North, a former grand chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak, announced Thursday she is joining the contest to become the next national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Oct 26/23
Rate bump approved for northern propane
Northern Manitoba residents who heat their homes with propane will soon be looking at a bump in their bill. The Public Utilities Board has approved a rate increase for Stittco […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02PM Oct 26/23
Former MKO grand chief Sheila North running for top job at Assembly of First Nations
Sheila North, a former grand chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak, says she'll run to become the next national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
Two Brandon school trustees want to reverse anti-2SLGBTQ+ rhetoric
Two newly elected school trustees in Manitobaâs second-largest city, Brandon, want to end anti-2SLGBTQ+ activism at board meetings, after the community has endured several attacks over the last few months. Kirk Carr was elected as a school trustee in Brandon Wednesday night. He says his first order of business is to end the hate towards […]
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
Pedestrian dead after Portage la Prairie train collision
A 30-year-old woman is dead after a train hit her at a crossing at Third Street N.E. in Portage la Prairie on Wednesday night, RCMP say.
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
River Heights home shot at in suspected hate crime, Winnipeg police say
Winnipeg police believe a recent shooting at a River Heights home may have been a hate crime, as they say they're seeing an escalation in hate-motivated crime in the city since the beginning of October.
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
'It's not something that I would have ever done': Nygard denies sexual assault allegations at trial
On the second day of his testimony at his sexual assault trial, Peter Nygard was asked about some sexual acts he's been accused of committing. The one-time Canadian fashion mogul denied them all.
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
Woman from Portage la Prairie, Man. dead after being hit by train
A 30-year-old pedestrian died when she was struck by a westbound train at the crossing on Third Street NE in Portage la Prairie on Wednesday.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
Woman Killed in Collision with Train in Portage la Prairie
RCMP are investigating a fatal collision in Portage la Prairie after a pedestrian was struck by a train.
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- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
Winnipeg police investigating shooting, vandalism believed to be hate-motivated
The Winnipeg Police Service is investigating a shooting into a home in River Heights, along with several vandalism incidents in recent weeks as hate-motivated crimes.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Oct 26/23
Manitoba premier to meet with womenâs families to talk about landfill search
Manitoba’s recently elected premier is set to meet with the families of two slain First Nations women whose remains are believed to be in a Winnipeg-area landfill. Wab Kinew is expected to meet with the families of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran in what he calls a first step in resetting the relationship between the families […]
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- Thursday 12PM Oct 26/23
Winnipeg blanketed in first snowfall, construction delays add to winter preparations
Manitoba has seen its first snowfall of the season with about 5 cm of falling on Winnipeg on Wednesday night.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 26/23
Winnipeg cops to speak on investigations into âhate-motivatedâ incidents Thursday
Winnipeg police say they'll be providing details on recent investigations that are believed to be hate-motivated.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Oct 26/23
Peter Nygard says he doesnât recall meeting complainants in sex assault trial
Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard testified Thursday that he does not remember meeting two of the five women who have accused him of sexual assault, and repeatedly said he would never have forced himself on anyone. Nygard, who is accused of using his position in the fashion industry to lure women and girls, told a […]
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- Thursday 12PM Oct 26/23
Sheila North Announces Candidacy for National Chief of Assembly of First Nations
OTTAWA â Sheila North, a former grand chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak, has announced her bid to become the next national chief of the Assembly of First Nations.
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Dentists say they're being left in the dark about federal dental insurance plan
Canadian dentists are demanding details of Ottawa's soon-to-be announced federal dental insurance plan and how the federal government plans to preserve existing provincial and private coverage.
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Family of man who killed parents, stabbed Seven Oaks nurse sues health authorities
The siblings of a man found not criminally responsible for the murders of his parents and a life-threatening knife attack on his work supervisor have filed a lawsuit against Shared […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Winnipeg is the only Canadian stop on Chris Stapletonâs new tour
One of country musicâs most popular singers is bringing his tour north of the border to Winnipeg for one date next year.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
NHL suspends Senators forward Shane Pinto 41 games for gambling
Ottawa Senators forward Shane Pinto has been suspended 41 games for violating the NHL’s gambling policy. The 22-year-old is the first modern-day NHL player to be suspended for sports wagering. The league announced the half-season ban for “activities relating to sports wagering” Thursday, saying Pinto did not bet on NHL games. A memo sent in […]
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Canada Border Services Agency issues alert about man wanted for Maine mass shooting
The Canada Border Services Agency has issued an “armed and dangerous” alert to its officers stationed along the Canada-U.S. border, warning them to be on the lookout for the man suspected of fatally shooting at least 18 people in southern Maine. The shootings were reported Wednesday night in Lewiston, about 260 kilometres southwest of the […]
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Sheila North announces candidacy for national chief of Assembly of First Nations
OTTAWA â Sheila North, a former grand chief of Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak, has announced her bid to become the next national chief of the Assembly of First Nations. “I think it’s time to take the Assembly of First Nations back to the chiefs of Canada, because it’s their organization,” she said at a news conference […]
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- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Young suspect injured during Brandon arrest, IIU says
Manitoba's police watchdog says it's looking into an incident in which a young suspect was reported to have been injured during an arrest by Brandon police.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Oct 26/23
Masked man stabs victim after fight in Portage la Prairie: Manitoba RCMP
Manitoba RCMP said officers responded to a stabbing reported Saturday outside a home on 19th Street NW in Portage la Prairie.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Oct 26/23
7th Canadian killed in Israel-Hamas hostilities, Global Affairs says
Global Affairs Canada confirmed Thursday that it is providing support to the family of a seventh Canadian killed during ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas. Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly’s office said Ottawa learned on Wednesday of another Canadian killed in the region, and her department relayed the update in a Thursday morning press release. […]
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- Thursday 10AM Oct 26/23
Half of Canadian restaurants only breaking even or losing money: report
A new report from Restaurants Canada finds half of all restaurants are currently operating at a loss or are just breaking even.
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- Thursday 10AM Oct 26/23
One year after civic election, Winnipegâs mayor says thereâs lots of work to do
It's been one year since Scott Gillingham was elected as Winnipeg's mayor, and a local prof says the mayor has created a good rapport with his colleagues at City Hall.© Global |
- Thursday 09AM Oct 26/23
Family IDs gunman in Sault Ste. Marie shootings, cops cite intimate partner violence: CP
The family of a man who killed four people -- including three children -- before turning a gun on himself has identified the shooter as Bobbie Hallaert, according to The Canadian Press.© CTV |
- Thursday 09AM Oct 26/23
Chris Stapletonâs âAll-American Road Showâ Stopping in Winnipeg
Country music superstar Chris Stapleton and his All-American Road Show tour are coming to Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 08AM Oct 26/23
Brandon voters elect school trustees who want end to anti-LGBTQ activism at board meetings
Two newly elected southwestern Manitoba school trustees say they want to bring unity and normalcy to the Brandon School Division after it has faced months of attacks centred on the LGBTQ community.
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- Thursday 07AM Oct 26/23
Charges laid after former band office destroyed in fire in northern Manitoba
Two men have been charged after a former band office in northern Manitoba was destroyed in a fire earlier this week.© CTV |
- Thursday 07AM Oct 26/23
Snow piling up on some Manitoba roads Thursday morning
There was no significant snow accumulation to report in Winnipeg on Thursday morning, but more snow is headed to the city in the evening. There was 5 to 7 cm of snow in Westman.© Global |
- Thursday 07AM Oct 26/23
How Doug Fordâs Ontario government mastered the art of the flip-flop
In todayâs Big Story Podcast, this week, Ontario Housing Minister Paul Calandra (new to the job after his predecessor resigned amid scandal in September) announced another reversal of a key government policy. This time, it was massive changes to urban boundaries outside several Ontario cities â changes most of the cities themselves fought against. Richard […]
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- Thursday 07AM Oct 26/23
Premier Kinew tells MĂ©tis righting a historical wrong is an âimportant priorityâ
Manitoba MĂ©tis hope land where the village of Ste. Madeleine once stood will soon be returned to them. Premier Wab Kinew says it is a 'priority.'© Global |
- Thursday 05AM Oct 26/23
Police took Army reservist suspected in Maine killings for evaluation after erratic behaviour in July
A U.S. Army reservist suspected of killing at least 18 people in Maine had been taken by police for an evaluation after military officials became concerned that he was acting erratically in mid-July, a U.S. official told The Associated Press.© CTV |
- Thursday 05AM Oct 26/23
Groups that support homeless Winnipeggers working to open pop-up shelter as winter approaches
Agencies serving the homeless community in Winnipeg are working together to provide a pop-up shelter during extreme cold this winter.
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- Thursday 05AM Oct 26/23
Take a boo at the life of a scare actor during the Halloween season
There's a whole lot more to scaring people than yelling, "boo!" For Dryden Dilts, scaring people puts a little extra dough in his pocket ... at least for the month of October. Dilts, who has been working at A Maze In Corn's haunted forest near St. Adolphe for almost a decade, attempted to teach CBC's Chloe Friesen how to petrify the public.
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- Thursday 05AM Oct 26/23
Steinbach family hopeful for recovery of daughter, 6, hit by school bus in September
The parents of a six-year-old girl who was struck by a school bus outside a Steinbach high school last month hope their daughter will continue to recover.
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- Thursday 05AM Oct 26/23
Winnipeg couple takes Air Canada to court over delayed flights to Scotland
A Winnipeg couple is taking Air Canada to court, alleging flight delays and cancellations caused them to miss a day and a half of their Scotland vacation.Â
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- Thursday 03AM Oct 26/23
Peter Nygard continues testimony at his sexual assault trial in Toronto
TORONTO – Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard is testifying in his own defence for a second day at his sexual assault trial in Toronto. Nygard, the founder of a now-defunct […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03AM Oct 26/23
With El Niño expected to stretch into the winter, all eyes are on 2024
Experts say that so far, El Niño has played a small part in 2023âs soaring temperatures. Its bigger role is yet to come.
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- Thursday 02AM Oct 26/23
âI have no forgiveness for youâ
Their voices choked with tears, family members of a woman randomly slain on a dark country road nearly five years ago vented pain and fury at her killer in a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02AM Oct 26/23
âThis kid is ready to get off drugsâ
Winnipeg mother Tricia Grainger hopes her son will finally get the addictions treatment he desperately needs after the new Manitoba government promised big changes to health care Tuesday. Graingerâs son, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 11PM Oct 25/23
Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Newfoundland lead the nation on supplying $10-a-day child care
Cities in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Newfoundland and Labrador are leading the country on offering $10-a-day childcare services, but the availability of spaces remains an obstacle, says a new report.
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- Wednesday 10PM Oct 25/23
WRHA palliative home care on good path after failures, review recommendations: advocate
More than eight months since Eric de Schepper's partner died of cancer, an external report into the WRHA's home care failures and ways forward is providing him validation.© Global |
- Wednesday 09PM Oct 25/23
Food bank usage hitting unprecedented levels in Manitoba as grocery prices soar
Food bank visits reached their highest level in Canadian history and in Manitoba, those numbers are up too, according to a new report from Food Banks Canada released Wednesday.Â
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- Wednesday 09PM Oct 25/23
Family of man found not criminally responsible in parents' deaths suing health officials
The family of a couple killed by their son in 2021 is suing Manitoba health officials, alleging Trevor Farley sought help for mental health issues before the killings but did not get adequate care.
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- Wednesday 08PM Oct 25/23
Union representing transit workers hoping to end issues workers face
With the new provincial government, the union representing transit workers is hoping to hit the road when it comes to resolving some issues workers face. A quick look outside of the Winnipeg Transit Fort Rouge garage shows millions of dollars committed to new transit projects, but whatâs missing according to ATU Local 1505 are firm […]
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- Wednesday 07PM Oct 25/23
At least 16 dead in Maine shooting and dozens injured, law enforcement officials say
At least 16 people have been killed and dozens of others injured in shootings in Lewiston, Maine, two law enforcement officials told The Associated Press. The shootings happened Wednesday evening at a bar and bowling alley. The officials were not authorized to publicly discuss details of the ongoing investigation and spoke to AP on condition […]
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- Wednesday 07PM Oct 25/23
Man despairs for health system after mother, 89, spends week on stretcher in Grace Hospital hallway
A Winnipeg man is speaking out after watching his elderly mother languish in an emergency-room hallway for more than a week, alongside more than a half-dozen other senior patients awaiting […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Oct 25/23
Manwin tenant says he can't find another place to live, wants Main Street hotel kept open
A man living in Winnipeg's Manwin Hotel acknowledges there are issues at the property, but he doesn't want to see it closed for fear he'll have nowhere else to go.
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- Wednesday 07PM Oct 25/23
News briefs for Thursday, October 26, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Thursday, October 26, 2023 Chris Stapleton returns to arena next April 10:58 AM Country-music superstar Chris Stapleton will take the stage at […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Two arrested after Godâs Lake Narrows building fire
Two men are facing arson charges after the former band office in God’s Lake Narrows was set on fire Monday. RCMP were sent to the scene of a disturbance involving […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
MGEU, MPI return to bargaining table
Stalled negotiations in a lengthy and bitter strike by Manitoba Public Insurance workers could be thrown into drive Thursday as lead negotiators return to the bargaining table. Manitoba Government and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Heating bills to drop as PUB approves natural gas rate cut
Natural gas prices will be dropping for Manitobans, just in time for colder weather to arrive.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Winnipeg libraries need millions to hire more staff, increase hours, report says
A new report says the city needs to invest millions more in Winnipeg libraries to increase hours, hire more staff and improve services.
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- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Winnipeg police officer charged for collision in April
A Winnipeg police officer has been charged in connection to an injury that was sustained in a collision back in April.
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- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Contentious high school trade in Windsor Park delayed
A controversial high school swap in Windsor Park is being pushed back one year due to renovation delays. Staff and students from Windsor Park Collegiate and Collège Béliveau — located […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Truth ditched in long-running Project Nova drama
In parliamentary language, it appears Eric Herbelin, the former chief executive officer of Manitoba Public Insurance, was “a stranger to the truth.” Let’s go back to April. Herbelin (at that […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
Northern Ont. town considers selling land for $10 to boost housing
As northern communities feel the pressure to build more housing to attract families and skilled workers, the Town of Cochrane is working on an incentive program that it hopes will turn some heads.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
River Heights-Fort Garry councillor back at city hall after three-month medical leave
Coun. John Orlikow is returning to city hall after taking a leave of absence for medical reasons in late July. On Wednesday, Orlikow attended a city centre community committee meeting. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Oct 25/23
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
Man with possible gun spotted near nuclear facility: Manitoba RCMP
Manitoba RCMP is looking for a man who might have had a gun near the Canadian Nuclear Laboratories facility in Pinawa, Man.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
Winnipeg libraries behind the times when it comes to operating hours: report
A new report says Winnipeg's libraries are behind the times â at least when it comes to their hours of operations.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
Backpacks From Heaven distributes supplies to Winnipeggers in need
Backpacks From Heaven, a group that ensures vulnerable people in Winnipeg get the supplies they need to survive, handed out backpacks at the Salvation Army on Wednesday. CBC's Jim Agapito was there and talked to organizers.
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- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
More staff, funding increase required to improve library services: report
A new proposal calls for about a dozen more full-time staff and a multimillion-dollar annual funding boost for Winnipeg libraries to expand their operating hours, emphasizing that staff are already […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
'I've never really seen it this empty': Organizations in desperate need of donations as cold approaches
Winter weather is arriving in Manitoba, and that is sparking donation calls from organizations to help those in need.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
Return of motorized lift boosts home care recipient
A Winnipeg wheelchair user is raising concerns about bureaucracy within Manitobaâs home care program, after an electric lift was approved for him, taken away over unexplained safety issues, and then […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
City of Winnipeg to endorse free bike registry
The City of Winnipeg is poised to do away with its existing bike registry and replace it with an external registry that has no service fee.
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- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
Record number of visitors to food banks in Canada renews calls for greater support in Manitoba
Nearly 2 million people accessed food banks across Canada in March this year. It's a nearly 31 per cent increase from last year's numbers.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Oct 25/23
89-year-old Winnipeg woman on stretcher in hallway at Grace Hospital for 8 days
Winnipegâs Helen Gorlick, 89, has been waiting on a stretcher in the hallway at the Grace Hospital for eight days in a row. Her family is calling for immediate change. âShe’s not really getting the care she’s needing and she’s waiting to be sent to a geriatric rehabilitation hospital,â her son Alan Gorlick told CityNews. […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
Food bank demand rises 30 per cent in Manitoba: report
Food Bank Canada's latest Hunger Count report found there were more than 57,000 food bank visits in March. Of those visits, more than 20,000 were children.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
Suspended Superheroes Raise Funds for Childrenâs Hospital Foundation
WINNIPEG -- Young patients at HSC Childrenâs Hospital received a special visit at their eye level on Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
A survey shows the world is getting lonelier. Whatâs driving it?
Meta and US-based analytics firm Gallup surveyed people from 142 countries. Results found roughly a quarter of respondents feel "very or fairly lonely."© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
Former Gods Lake Narrows Band Office Destroyed in Arson
Two men have been arrested and charged following a fire at the former band office in Gods Lake Narrows.
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- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
Former band office destroyed by fire in northeastern Manitoba
Police say two men are facing charges after a fire at the former band office of Gods Lake Narrows First Nation. Police say they received a report Monday around 1:30 p.m. of two men causing a disturbance, including one man armed with a weapon and threatening to light the former band office on fire. When […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
Manitoba RCMP called to search for armed person near nuclear laboratories facility
RCMP officers were called on Wednesday morning regarding a report of the presence of a possible armed man near a Manitoba community.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Oct 25/23
Winnipeg police seek to identify 3 âpersons of interestâ in homicide case
Winnipeg police say three men who were in the area at the time of Joseph Robert Campbell's death are now persons of interest in the homicide case.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Oct 25/23
Coun. John Orlikow returns to Winnipeg's city hall after 3-month absence
Coun. John Orlikow is back at Winnipeg's city hall following three-month absence to undergo treatment for high blood pressure.
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- Wednesday 03PM Oct 25/23
Nygard tells sex assault trial that no one could get trapped inside his private bedroom suite
Peter Nygard denied that there was any way for anyone to get locked inside his private bedroom suite at his Toronto downtown headquarters, the room where five women allege they were sexually assaulted by the one-time Canadian fashion mogul.
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- Wednesday 03PM Oct 25/23
Midst declining interest in entrepreneurship, a Manitoban business carries on
A recent report by RBC suggests that Canadians aren't as interested in taking on entrepreneurship. But one expert says, there will always be those wanting to start a business.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Oct 25/23
City considers giving community safety group access to WFPS radios
The city may soon share the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service's encrypted communication system with a community patrol group in hopes of better coordinating emergency calls.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Oct 25/23
New premier to meet with Indigenous leaders, victims' families about landfill search
Indigenous leaders and family members of two women whose remains are believed to be in a landfill near Winnipeg are set to meet with the new Premier of Manitoba who has promised he will support a landfill search.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Oct 25/23
Manitobans to save $75 per year on natural gas bills starting Nov. 1
The annual natural gas bill for the typical Manitoba residential customer is about to drop by roughly 10 per cent â or $75 a year.
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- Wednesday 02PM Oct 25/23
Neo-Nazi former reservist jailed in U.S. formally loses weapons seized from Beausejour home
A provincial court judge has approved an application by Crown prosecutors to formally forfeit several firearms RCMP seized from the home of neo-Nazi Patrik Jordan Mathews in 2019. The Crown […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 02PM Oct 25/23
Police seek 3 âpersons of interestâ in Elmwood homicide investigation
Winnipeg police say three men are persons of interest in connection with the death of a 24-year-old man in Elmwood earlier this month. BACKGROUND: Death of 24-year-old man found injured on Elmwood sidewalk WPS homicide investigators say three men were observed around Keenleyside Street near Kent Road on the night of Oct. 14. Police received […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Oct 25/23
2 men charged with arson after former band office destroyed by fire: Gods Lake Narrows RCMP
Two men have been arrested and charged with arson after a former band office in a northeastern Manitoba First Nations community went up in flames on Monday.
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- Wednesday 02PM Oct 25/23
Christmas stuff at Dollarama
Here’s all of the Christmas stuff I saw at the Dollarama on Regent, across from the mall. For the price and the selection so far, definitely I would just go to Dollar Tree for a lot of this stuff.
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- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
Winnipeg Indigenous entrepreneur operates clothing brand after turning away from life of drugs, gangs
An Indigenous streetwear business in Winnipeg is offering a second chance to those wanting to turn their lives around. Sean Rayland started his clothing business Red Rebel Armour in 2018 after deciding to chart a new path in his life. Rayland, now 36, never envisioned his life would be this way seven years ago when […]
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- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
Ex fashion magnate Peter Nygard testifies at sexual assault trial
The 82-year-old has pleaded not guilty to five counts of sexual assault and one count of forcible confinement in alleged incidents ranging from the 1980s to mid-2000s.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
3 people sought in death of man found on Winnipeg sidewalk
Winnipeg police are trying to identify three people who were seen in the East Elmwood where Joseph Campbell was found injured on a sidewalk earlier this month. Campbell later died from his injuries.
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- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
Christmas stuff at Dollar tree
So much stuff out for Christmas at the Dollar Tree at kildonan crossing. I know a lot of this usually sells pretty quickly, so in case it was something specific anyone was looking for, I took pictures of it.
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- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
Police look for 'persons of interest' in East Elmwood homicide
The Winnipeg Police Service is providing more details about the investigation into the death of a 24-year-old Winnipeg man earlier this month.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
Snowfall warnings blanket southwestern Manitoba
Parts of southern Manitoba are being hit with the season’s first spate of wintry weather. Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for: the Brandon, Neepawa, Carberry and Treherne area; Killarney, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01PM Oct 25/23
Bombers' Oliveira, CFL rushing leader, up for outstanding player and top Canadian awards
Canadian running back Brady Oliveira on Wednesday earned the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' nod for CFL most outstanding player honours in voting conducted by the Football Reporters of Canada and nine CFL head coaches.
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- Wednesday 12PM Oct 25/23
First snow spotted in Manitoba, but more is on the way
CTV News Winnipeg viewers have spotted the first snow in Manitoba so far, but rest assured more is on the way.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Oct 25/23
2 men from Gods Lake Narrows, Man. jailed for arson after threats
Two men are behind bars after a building was set on fire following a threat in Gods Lake Narrows, Man. Mounties said they got a report concerning the two men Monday afternoon.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Oct 25/23
Police officer charged after crash between cruiser and another vehicle in Winnipeg
A two-vehicle crash involving a Winnipeg police cruiser â which also hit a building â has led to charges against the officer who was driving.
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- Wednesday 11AM Oct 25/23
âRate hikes are likely behind usâ: analyst says as Bank of Canada holds interest rate steady
The Bank of Canada once again held its key interest rate steady at 5 per cent Wednesday morning, suggesting its monetary policy is succeeding. One analyst says it might be the end to rate hikes.
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- Wednesday 11AM Oct 25/23
Pedestrian, 57, found dead underneath vehicle: Manitoba RCMP
The man is believed to have been lying on the poorly lit road when the crash happened, RCMP said.© Global |
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