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Demonstrations are set to take place in more than two dozen Canadian cities to voice support for residents of the Gaza Strip.
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Protesters voicing support for residents of the Gaza Strip gathered at rallies in more than two dozen cities across Canada on Saturday, calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas conflict after war broke out last month. The rallies come as the United States and Arab partners disagreed over the need for an immediate ceasefire in […]
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WINNIPEG -- A woman is recovering after being shot in the 200 block of Garry Street early Saturday, police say.
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Parts of southern Manitoba could see freezing rain and snow this weekend as a low-pressure system from Alberta is expected to move eastward, a Saturday special weather statement from Environment Canada says.
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Much of Canada will be turning their clocks back an hour early Sunday morning, due to a return to standard time.
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The southbound lanes of Brandon's renewed Daly Overpass opened earlier this week, but the province says work is still continuing.
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Israeli warplanes conducted airstrikes along the border with Lebanon Saturday as the militant Hezbollah group attacked several Israeli army posts, including one that was struck with two large rockets. The escalation came a day after Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said his powerful group is already engaged in unprecedented fighting along the Lebanon-Israel border. He […]
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Widespread drought across the Lake Winnipeg watershed has forced Manitoba Hydro to operate its Brandon generating station months before the depths of winter, when the natural gas-fired plant is usually put into service as a last resort.
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A Winnipeg woman whose golf-ball sized facial abscess burst while waiting for help during an emergency room visit questions whether Manitoba's doctor shortage played a role in her struggle to access timely care.
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The head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service told employees he stood by the spy agency’s handling of sensitive information following a “troubling” leak of classified material, a newly released memo shows. In a Feb. 24 message to staff, CSIS director David Vigneault expressed continuing faith in employees’ dedication and adherence to the law after […]
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Daylight time, which allows people to enjoy an extra hour of daylight at the end of the day, ends Sunday morning.
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The United States and Arab partners disagreed Saturday on the need for an immediate cease-fire in the Gaza Strip as Israeli military strikes killed civilians at a U.N. shelter and a hospital, and Israel said the besieged enclaveâs Hamas rulers were âencountering the full forceâ of its troops. Large columns of smoke rose as Israelâs […]
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VANCOUVER â Air Canada has acknowledged it violated Canadian disability regulations and apologized to a British Columbia man who uses a wheelchair, after he was forced to drag himself off a flight in Las Vegas this summer.
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The federal government is providing $36 million to Canadian Foodgrains Bank to support its Nature+ program in rural areas of four African countries affected by climate change.
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A Muslim woman from Winnipeg says sheâs shocked, scared and in disbelief after being accosted for the way she looks twice Friday morning.Â
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The cost of extending water and sewer services to the future site of CentrePort South has risen by nearly $13 million in three years.
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Thereâs renewed hope here in Manitoba for legislating pay transparency as British Columbia sees protections around the topic come into effect. British Columbia passed its Pay Transparency Act on May 11 which adds protections against actions such as employers asking job applicants about their pay history. The requirement for employers in B.C. to publish pay ranges on […]
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Family members and the public will soon learn more about the deaths of five men following police interactions in Winnipeg as next week, an inquest putting the circumstances before and after the fatalities under the microscope will begin. The inquests will examine the circumstances around the deaths of Patrick Gagnon, Michael Bagot, Sean Thompson, Matthew Fosseneuve, and Randy Cochrane, who all died […]
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The province is encouraging Manitobans to get updated COVID-19 and seasonal flu vaccines to protect community health against respiratory viruses. Minister of Health Uzoma Asagwara received A COVID vaccine shot Friday afternoon in downtown Winnipeg. “I really care about protecting not only myself but also my loved ones and our communities. We are pretty much […]
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Last week CityNews brought you the stories of several former clients of a local general contractor named Jerett Biggs, all claiming to be out thousands of dollars after hiring Biggs for a renovation project. READ MORE: Former clients of contractor claim they are out $150k due to incomplete renos But while their ordeal with the […]
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November is Lung Month in Canada, and as many shut their doors and close their windows for the winter season, the Manitoba Lung Association wants people to know the best practices for keeping up the air quality in your home. “We want to draw attention to it and promote healthy breathing and self management of […]
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Defending champion Brad Gushue of Canada advanced to the men's final at the 2023 Pan Continental Curling Championships with an 8-3 win over Andrew Stopera of the United States on Friday in Kelowna, B.C.
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Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond has been removed from the Order of Canada at her own request after her claims of Indigeneity were discredited.
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A number of provincial finance ministers said they pressed Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland on the federal governmentâs recent changes to the carbon tax during a meeting on Friday.
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A 49-year-old Manitoba man whose family believes he travelled to Ontario during the summer hasn't been in contact with them since August, RCMP say.
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How do you catch a runaway bird? That's what Jane and Kevin Porte had to figure out when their beloved yellow Indian ringneck parrot, Chuck, flew away into the wilds of Winnipeg.
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The Canadian government has received assurances there will be windows to evacuate Canadian nationals from Gaza through the Rafah border crossing on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, a government source told Radio-Canada.
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Manitoba RCMP are working to identify a man who was struck and killed while walking on Highway 1 west of Brandon.
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When Stephanie Cadieux flew into Vancouver last week, her wheelchair didn't arrive with her. As Canadaâs chief accessibility officer, she says that airlines need a fundamental shift in how they treat passengers with accessibility needs.
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A 28-year-old man has been charged in connection with a string of sexual assaults and indecent acts that took place Tuesday in downtown Winnipeg.
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A teenage girl has been missing for a week, since she left a residence on Main Street in Dauphin to make a phone call, RCMP say.
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The past five months have shattered global temperature records. A new study led by renowned U.S. climate scientist James Hansen suggests one of the drivers is an unintentional global geoengineering experiment: the reduction of ship tracks.
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Deandra Courchene has been part of the Rossbrook House community for most of her life, going from kid hanging out at the drop-in, to young mom getting help, to staff member.
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The leader of Lebanon’s Hezbollah says his militia is not deterred by U.S. warnings to stay out of the Israel-Hamas war. In a televised speech Friday, Hassan Nasrallah referred to U.S. military deployments in the region, saying “your fleets in the Mediterranean ⊠will not scare us.” He said that Hezbollah is prepared for all […]
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Jonathan Marchessault scored three goals for his sixth career hat trick, Logan Thompson made 28 saves and the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-2 on Thursday night.
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Bryon Cassie was on a charter flight Thursday evening as the sun was settling low over snowy fields north of Winnipeg, when everything fell quiet â and not in a good way.
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WINNIPEG -- Clocks will fall back this weekend as daylight saving time comes to an end on Sunday.
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One hundred years ago, raccoons were so rare in Toronto, that a mysterious creature rummaging in a garbage bin warranted a newspaper report. Today, raccoons are basically the city’s mascot. The war Toronto waged on raccoons spanned decades, but it’s abundantly clear that it’s over. The raccoons won, the people lost, and now we just […]
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WINNIPEG â Loved ones of a First Nations man who died in police custody say officers failed to help him when he needed it most.
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Driving tests need to be rescheduled for 15,000 following a strike by Manitoba Public Insurance workers that lasted more than two months, according to the Crown corporation.
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The new NDP government says it hasn't determined the fate of the nine new schools the Tories promised to build through a public-private partnership, but it is looking to impose more rules should schools like those, and other similar projects, proceed.
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Police say reports of hate crimes are up in several Canadian cities since Oct. 7 when Hamas launched its brutal attack on Israel â including spikes of antisemitism and Islamophobia in Toronto and Montreal.Â
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After withstanding the once in a lifetime pummeling of the COVID-19 pandemic, Canada's restaurant industry is still in dire straits and many businesses are in danger of going under.
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Canada’s unemployment rate rose to 5.7 per cent last month as job opportunities became less plentiful in an economy weighed down by high interest rates. Statistics Canada released its October labour force survey Friday, which showed the economy added a modest 18,000 jobs. The gain was not enough to keep the unemployment rate from rising as […]
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Defence Minister Bill Blair says he thinks Canadians will be allowed to leave the Gaza Strip in “the coming days,” but shared no specific timeline this morning as Canadians faced another day of being left off the list. Groups of people, including foreign nationals from several other countries, have been allowed to exit the Palestinian […]
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The Winnipeg Police Service is asking for the public's finding a man in connection with a string of sexual assaults and indecent acts that took place Tuesday.Â
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