Wednesday 01PM Nov 08/23
Six Blue Bombers named to CFL all-star team
The league recognized Bombers Brady Oliveira, Dalton Schoen, Pat Neufeld, Willie Jefferson, Jermarcus Hardrick, and Demerio Houston.
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- Wednesday 01PM Nov 08/23
Kids should get flu shots to head off another hospital crisis, top doctor says
Manitoba’s top doctor is urging caregivers to take their kids for a flu shot as soon as possible as vaccine uptake among children hovers below four per cent. Chief provincial […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01PM Nov 08/23
Goldeyes’ Stadium Renamed Blue Cross Park
The Winnipeg Goldeyes and Manitoba Blue Cross have forged a new partnership to call the downtown baseball stadium Blue Cross Park.
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- Wednesday 12PM Nov 08/23
Santa Claus Parade returns to downtown Winnipeg for a festive evening
The Santa Claus Parade hosted by Manitoba Hydro is back and ready to kick off the holiday season on Saturday in downtown Winnipeg.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Nov 08/23
This doctor treated HIV/AIDS patients when no one else would. His advocacy continued as he prepared to die
A Winnipeg doctor hopes his legacy of providing health care to LGBTQ patients — one of only a few local physicians doing so at the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis — extends beyond his life.
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- Wednesday 12PM Nov 08/23
Bank of Canada on standby to raise rates further, summary reveals hawkish tone to deliberations
Further interest rate hikes from the Bank of Canada are very much still on the table as its governing council remains split on whether rates may need to rise further. The central bank released its summary of deliberations Wednesday detailing the discussions governing council members had in the lead-up to its Oct. 25 rate decision. […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Nov 08/23
Manitoba Métis leaders warn MPs against legislation recognizing Métis Nation of Ontario
Proposed legislation recognizing Métis self-government in Ontario, Saskatchewan and Alberta would set a troubling precedent, if passed, by giving cabinet the power to approve future treaties with Métis associations in those provinces, Manitoba Métis leaders warned Tuesday.
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- Wednesday 12PM Nov 08/23
Vancouver’s Taylor Swift ticket lottery results are out
Taylor Swift fans are finding out if they won Ticketmaster's lottery to buy tickets to the popstar's Vancouver shows in December 2024.
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- Wednesday 11AM Nov 08/23
Winnipeg mayor launches city’s 150th anniversary grants program
Winnipeg's mayor and council are recognizing 150 years since the city's incorporation with a series of grants for local community organizations.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Nov 08/23
One man behind bars and another recovering after Winnipeg stabbing
Winnipeg police said the suspect got into an argument with two people. It escalated into a brawl, and police say the suspect pulled a knife and stabbed a 40-year-old victim.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Nov 08/23
Armed robberies connected with online phone sale prompt Winnipeg police investigation
Winnipeg police said that in two cases last weekend, would-be phone buyers were robbed at gunpoint by two men who then fled the area.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Nov 08/23
Members of Shania Twain's road crew taken to hospital after bus rolls following Winnipeg performance
Shania Twain's manager says members of her production crew were brought to hospital after their crew bus rolled in southeastern Saskatchewan on Wednesday morning.
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- Wednesday 09AM Nov 08/23
Two People Robbed at Gunpoint Trying to Buy Cell Phone
WINNIPEG -- Two people were robbed of their money at gunpoint while trying to buy a cell phone, police say.
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- Wednesday 09AM Nov 08/23
Members of Shania Twain's stage crew injured in Saskatchewan bus crash
A crew bus and one truck involved with the Shania Twain “Queen of Me” tour were involved in a rollover near Wolseley, Saskatchewan.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Nov 08/23
Abandoned boat discovered during search for missing Manitoba man
The Manitoba RCMP is searching for a man who went missing last week after taking out his boat.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Nov 08/23
Winnipegger Hannah Green wins Governor General's Literary Award for poetry
The awards recognize the best in Canadian books across 7 categories in both English and French. Other winners include Kyo Maclear, Hannah Green and Cliff Cardinal.
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- Wednesday 05AM Nov 08/23
Southern Manitoba First Nation's ceremony connects youth with bison herd for education, community-building
A southwestern Manitoba First Nation is turning to its bison herd to help heal a community in crisis. Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Chief Vincent Tacan says the First Nation wants to use its bison herd to reinforce positive messaging through traditions and ceremonies for young people.
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- Wednesday 05AM Nov 08/23
What do we know about Mashkode Bizhiki'ikwe? Details still scarce as her alleged killer is in court
Jeremy Skibicki is charged with four counts of first-degree murder, but the identity of one alleged victim remains unknown.
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- Tuesday 10PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg Jets continue recent dominance against St. Louis with 5-2 road win Tuesday
Kyle Connor scored twice, and Mark Scheifele added a goal and an assist to help the Winnipeg Jets beat the St. Louis Blues 5-2 on Tuesday night.
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- Tuesday 09PM Nov 07/23
Special teams, top line power Jets to 5-2 win in St. Louis
The Jets scored a pair of power play goals while Kyle Connor, Mark Scheifele and Alex Iafallo combined for three goals and seven assists.© Global |
- Tuesday 09PM Nov 07/23
Manitoba's unbeaten Kyle Kurz tops standings at Canadian Mixed Curling Championship
Scott McDonald of the St. Thomas Curling Club and Kyle Kurz of the Fort Rouge Curling Club are unbeaten and pool leaders after three days and eight draws of action at the Canadian Mixed Curling Championship in Swift Current, Sask.
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- Tuesday 08PM Nov 07/23
Pictures with Santa 2023
Santa will be arriving soon to Winnipeg malls and stores. – Outlet collection Santa will be there from December 7th to 23rd. There is also going to be pet photos on December 10th. – St. Mary’s nursery will have photos ... Read More »
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- Tuesday 08PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg woman sues Tim Hortons alleging cream in tea led to hospitalization
A Winnipeg woman is suing Tim Hortons alleging a staff mistake that added cream instead of almond milk to her tea led to a severe allergic reaction.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg volunteers send much-needed medical supplies to Congo
CBC's Emily Brass speaks to volunteers with Winnipeg-based International Hope Canada, as they prepare a shipping container filled with medical gear bound for the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
New owners plan to transform inner-city Winnipeg hotel into Indigenous wellness centre
A business group that includes members of a northern Manitoba First Nation has taken over the Balmoral Hotel in a bid to transform it into a wellness centre.
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- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
Provincial inquest into deaths of men in Winnipeg police custody begins
Patrick Gagnon, then 41, died in police custody in October 2018. His case is the first to be examined as part of the group inquest.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
PCs call on NDP to stop charging, collecting carbon tax on Manitoba Hydro natural gas bills
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives want the NDP government to stop charging and collecting the federal carbon tax on Manitoba Hydro sales of natural gas now that Premier Wab Kinew agrees that tax should no longer apply to home heating.
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- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
Disputed medical diagnosis in spotlight as inquest into five deaths in WPS custody begins
The discredited concept of “excited delirium” was raised several times on the first day of an inquest into the death of five men following altercations with Winnipeg police officers — […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
Sentencing hearing begins for man, mother involved in fatal crash
Dozens of friends and family members flooded a Winnipeg courtroom Tuesday as the sentencing hearing began for a man who pleaded guilty to impaired driving in a fatal collision that killed a 24-year-old woman.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
More than 100 victim impact statements submitted at sentencing for man, mother convicted in impaired driving death
Dozens of friends and family members flooded a Winnipeg courtroom Tuesday as the sentencing hearing began for a man who pleaded guilty to impaired driving in a fatal collision that killed a 24-year-old woman.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Nov 07/23
Manitoba man, 45, charged after shots fired at pickup truck during high-speed chase: RCMP
A Manitoba man faces several charges after shots were fired at a pickup truck during a high-speed pursuit over the weekend, RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 06PM Nov 07/23
‘To be here without her is my nightmare’: victim-impact statements detail devastation of 2022 fatal drunk-driving crash
In a Winnipeg courtroom, packed with nearly 80 grieving family members and friends, Karen Reimer faced the man who took her daughter’s life in a high-speed drunk-driving crash and the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Nov 07/23
Elementary school flex time not wasted, say students, teachers and most parents
Laidlaw School is the latest elementary building in the province to adopt “flex time” — an open period pencilled into every weekday during which students have free time to catch […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Nov 07/23
Wrong milk triggered life-threatening reaction, left woman disabled, lawsuit against Tim Hortons alleges
A Winnipeg woman is suing Tim Hortons, claiming staff incorrectly put dairy milk in her tea, causing her to suffer a severe allergic reaction that stopped her heart and left […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Nov 07/23
Under fire for carbon tax stance pivot, Manitoba NDP seek ‘balancing act’
Premier Wab Kinew and his NDP government are under attack from across the political spectrum for their recent carbon tax flip-flop, with the Opposition saying it doesn’t go far enough […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Nov 07/23
Manitoba to cover installation of 5,000 geothermal heat pumps
The Manitoba government is pledging to cover the entire cost of installing 5,000 geothermal heat pumps in the province. Unlike air-source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps gather heat from the ground and are not dependent on outside air, allowing them to operate in colder weather. “Heat pumps represent an enormous opportunity for Manitobans and reason […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Nov 07/23
News briefs for Tuesday, November 7, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 Jets beat Blues 5-2 9:35 PM ST. LOUIS — Winnipeg’s top offensive line did the heavy lifting here Tuesday […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
$10-a-day daycare in Manitoba raising demand for staff and lengthening wait-lists
Bright Beginnings for Kids daycare centre is licensed for 64 spaces but its wait-list is sitting at more than 500 children. This is the narrative for daycares across Manitoba.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
Report recommends city spend more on anti-poverty strategy
Winnipeg city council will consider spending millions of dollars to further its poverty-reduction strategy, which would scrap an initial goal to keep it within existing budgets. A new public service […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
Indigenous cultural symbols, traditional practices inside courtroom honour accused serial killer’s alleged victims
With her identity still a mystery, a red dress has been draped over a Winnipeg courtroom chair to represent one of four alleged victims of an accused serial killer at […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
Witness dove into icy water in attempt to save Roblin man after combine rollover: RCMP
A 55-year-old man died after the farming machine he was operating rolled over last week in southwestern Manitoba, RCMP say.
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- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
Deputy Tory leader defends Stefanson’s extended holiday: ‘no one should begrudge her of that’
Progressive Conservative Leader Heather Stefanson is taking a much-needed break after losing the provincial election following an intense campaign, her deputy leader said Tuesday. “Running an election campaign and losing […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
Inquest into deaths of men who interacted with Manitoba police begins
An inquest into the deaths of five men, who had interactions with police, is underway at the Winnipeg law courts.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
Partner of man who died in Winnipeg police custody hopes inquest into 5 deaths leads to change
After years of delays, an inquest will examine the deaths of Patrick Gagnon, Michael Bagot, Randy Cochrane, Matthew Fosseneuve and Sean Thompson — all of whom died while in Winnipeg police custody.
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- Tuesday 05PM Nov 07/23
More than 100 victim impact statements heard in Winnipeg court on death of Jordyn Reimer
Heart-wrenching victim impact statements were heard inside a packed Winnipeg courtroom on Tuesday from the family of a young woman killed by a drunk driver in May last year.© Global |
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- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg Woman Sues Tim Hortons Alleging Cream in Tea Led to Hospitalization
WINNIPEG — A Winnipeg woman is suing Tim Hortons alleging a staff mistake that added cream instead of almond milk to her tea led to a severe allergic reaction and stopped her heart for several minutes.
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- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg woman sues Tim Hortons alleging cream in tea led to hospitalization
A Winnipeg woman is suing Tim Hortons alleging a staff mistake that added cream instead of almond milk to her tea led to a severe allergic reaction and stopped her heart for several minutes. The lawsuit for Gabrielle Lien Ho, 25, was filed last week against the popular coffee and food chain, along with Restaurant Brands International, […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg woman sues Tim Hortons alleging cream in tea led to hospitalization
A Winnipeg woman is suing Tim Hortons alleging a staff mistake that added cream instead of almond milk to her tea led to a severe allergic reaction and stopped her heart for several minutes.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Cows and plows: Manitoba First Nation will get $205M windfall if community supports settlement
Next month, members of Pine Creek First Nation will have the opportunity to make their band roughly $205 million richer. That's thanks to a recently negotiated settlement between the Saulteaux community and the federal government to resolve unfulfilled promises regarding the so called "cows-and-plows" clause of Treaty 4.
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- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Christmas Cheer Board phones ring non-stop to start hamper season
The Christmas Cheer Board has already signed up hundreds of Winnipeggers to receive food hampers at a time when normally it wouldn’t even have received its first call. By the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Man dies after combine slides into ‘icy waters’ in RM of Riding Mountain West, Man.
Police said the driver was heading south on PR 592 when an icy downhill caused the combine to slide into a steep ditch, where it rolled onto its roof and into icy water.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
RCMP officer injured following traffic stop on Manitoba highway
One officer was injured following a traffic stop on a highway near a Manitoba community, on Nov. 4. An investigation is ongoing and one person faces charges.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Residential school records released day before archbishop testifies at Senate
A Catholic archdiocese that operated four Indigenous residential schools in Manitoba and Saskatchewan has finally surrendered a long-awaited trove of records that may hold clues about their tragic history.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Nov 07/23
Defence, Crown make final arguments to the jury in Peter Nygard’s sex assault trial
TORONTO — The sexual assault case against Peter Nygard is built on a “false narrative” created by women whose testimony was not credible, his lawyer argued on Tuesday while the Crown urged the jury to reject the former fashion mogul’s “blanket denials.” Defence lawyer Brian Greenspan said in his closing arguments that the Crown’s case […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 07/23
RCMP looking for suspect considered armed and dangerous on Bloodvein First Nation
Manitoba RCMP are looking for a suspect in connection to a shooting incident that happened outside a home on Bloodvein First Nation — roughly 284 km north of Winnipeg — around 1 a.m. Tuesday. Mounties from Bloodvein responded to a call, which stated a known man showed up outside the home and shots were fired. […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Nov 07/23
Man facing charges after car rams into pick-up truck on Manitoba highway
The Manitoba RCMP has laid charges in connection with an incident on Sunday that involved the driver of a car ramming into a pick-up truck near Ste. Rose du Lac.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Nov 07/23
Father-daughter duo some of Canada’s only Indigenous grain inspectors
Steve Flett spent decades as a grain inspector and trained his daughter Lyndsie in the craft when she was just 17. The duo are some of Canada's only Indigenous grain inspectors.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Nov 07/23
Man dead following combine rollover: Manitoba RCMP
A 55-year-old man has died after the combine he was riding in rolled over into a slough last week.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Nov 07/23
Where you can observe Remembrance Day in Manitoba
Multiple community groups and organizations are holding services and ceremonies to commemorate Remembrance Day.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 07/23
Alleged Winnipeg serial killer back in court Tuesday
The second day of the pre-trial of alleged serial killer Jeremy Skibicki was underway Tuesday at the Manitoba Law Courts building. Skibicki is charged with four counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of First Nations women Rebecca Contois, Marcedes Myran, Morgan Harris and a fourth unidentified Indigenous woman known as Mashkode Bizhiki’ikwe, or Buffalo […]
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 07/23
No injuries reported following apartment fire in Winnipeg
Fire crews tackled a fire at an apartment building in Winnipeg. No injuries were reported but displaced residents were provided temporary shelter.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM Nov 07/23
More than 100 victim impact statements submitted by friends, family of Winnipeg woman killed by drunk driver
The Crown is seeking a total sentence of seven years for a man who pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death and failing to stop at the scene in a May 2022 collision in Transcona.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 07/23
Roblin Man Killed After Combine Slides into Slough
One man has died after an accident involving a combine on an icy stretch of road in the RM of Riding Mountain West.
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- Tuesday 02PM Nov 07/23
Catholic archdiocese including Sask. releases long-awaited residential school records
Long-awaited residential school records are released this week from the Catholic archdiocese, including parts of Saskatchewan, Manitoba and Ontario.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Nov 07/23
Snowfall warnings in effect for western Manitoba
Snowfall warnings have been issued for parts of western Manitoba on Tuesday, with up to 10 centimetres of snow forecast.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 07/23
Residential school records released day before archbishop testifies at Senate
OTTAWA — A Catholic archdiocese that operated four Indigenous residential schools in Manitoba and Saskatchewan has finally surrendered a long-awaited trove of records that may hold clues about their tragic history. The Archdiocese of Keewatin-Le Pas gave the documents to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation on Monday — just one day before Archbishop […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg Goldeyes Open 2024 Season on the Road May 9
The Winnipeg Goldeyes will open up their 2024 season on the road in Cleburne, Texas on May 9.
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- Tuesday 12PM Nov 07/23
Sex assault case against Nygard either defies 'coincidence' or defies 'common sense,' court hears
The similarities of the independent testimony of five women who all say they were sexually assaulted by Peter Nygard "defy coincidence," the Crown argued during closing submissions. But Nygard's defence said the Crown's case was based on evidence that's untrustworthy and defies "common sense."
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 07/23
Feds unlock public properties to build 29,200 housing units by 2029
The federal government says it will build more than 2,800 homes on its properties in cities across the country, putting it on track to build nearly 30,000 homes on public lands over the next six years.
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- Tuesday 10AM Nov 07/23
Manitoba's 1st all-Filipino musical 'a huge milestone' for Winnipeg company
The creator of Manitoba's first all-Filipino musical hopes it will connect his community to the province's rich theatre sector.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 07/23
Liberal government set to miss 2030 emissions targets, says environment commissioner audit
The federal government is set to miss its 2030 target to cut carbon emissions by at least 40 per cent below 2005 levels by 2030, according to the latest audit from the commissioner of the environment's office.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 07/23
Ice Cube to Perform in Winnipeg on February 28
Rapper Ice Cube is coming to Winnipeg in the dead of winter.
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- Tuesday 09AM Nov 07/23
Canada-wide search underway for man accused of firing gun on Manitoba First Nation
People in the community of Bloodvein are being asked by RCMP to shelter inside and lock their doors as police search for Byron Duck, 31, who is wanted on a Canada-wide warrant and is considered armed and dangerous.
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- Tuesday 08AM Nov 07/23
Will B.C.’s short-term rental crackdown really work?
In today’s Big Story Podcast, regulating short-term rentals like AirBnB as a way to ease the housing crisis isn’t a new idea — it’s been tried in plenty of cities in North America and beyond. But British Columbia’s new legislation goes much further than most, and though it was just announced two weeks ago, a […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Nov 07/23
Manitoba RCMP searching for man considered armed and dangerous in Bloodvein
The RCMP is searching for a man considered armed and dangerous after shots were fired outside of two homes in Bloodvein Tuesday morning.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06AM Nov 07/23
Case against Peter Nygard is a ‘false narrative,’ defence argues in closing remarks
The case against Peter Nygard is built on a “false narrative” created by complainants whose testimony was not credible and at times “painfully absurd,” the former fashion mogul’s defence lawyer argued in his closing submission to the jury on Tuesday. Brian Greenspan told Nygard’s sexual assault trial that the Crown’s case is based on “contradictions […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Nov 07/23
Final arguments presented to jury in Peter Nygard's sex assault trial
Two different portraits of disgraced mogul Peter Nygard were painted during closing arguments of his ongoing Toronto sex assault trial Tuesday — one, by his defence lawyers, of a dedicated businessman committed to his company, and another, by prosecutors, of a man who used his power and wealth to allegedly force women into nonconsensual sexual encounters, berating them if they opposed.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05AM Nov 07/23
Looser Winnipeg zoning rules proposed by mayor may not lead to housing boom, expert warns
A major housing regulation reform proposal from Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gilligham meant to secure millions in federal funding may not create the thousands of new homes the city needs, one expert warns.
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- Tuesday 05AM Nov 07/23
Winnipeg woman suffered brain injury after drinking Tim Hortons tea with wrong milk in it, lawsuit alleges
A Winnipeg woman suing Tim Hortons says she nearly died and has become debilitated after dairy milk was put in her tea rather than the almond milk she ordered.
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- Tuesday 03AM Nov 07/23
Ottawa says 59 people connected to Canada have now left Gaza
A total of 59 people connected to Canada finally made it out of the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, Ottawa confirmed, as the federal government worked to get hundreds of Canadians out of the besieged Palestinian territory. Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly announced the successful passage of a first group of Canadians into Egypt on Tuesday […]
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- Monday 08PM Nov 06/23
Seine River School Division announces cuts, hiring freeze
The Seine River School Division has announced a hiring freeze — effective immediately — and plans to start charging for hyper-local bussing and extended-day kindergarten in 2024 in an unusual […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Nov 06/23
'Slowly building back up': Royal Canadian Legions seeing membership spike
Legion membership in Manitoba has risen by more than 30 per cent in one year, topping 2019 membership numbers.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Nov 06/23
Group inquest to probe deaths of five men in WPS custody
A long-awaited inquest into the deaths of five men following altercations with Winnipeg police officers begins Tuesday, marking the start of a group inquest of unprecedented size over the last […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 06/23
Manitoba’s credit rating stays course with challenges ahead
A global credit agency has maintained Manitoba’s A rating after the NDP’s election win last month, but issued a cautious outlook owing to uncertainty over the government’s fiscal policy amid […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 06/23
Massive blanket of poppies at legislature honours Canada’s fallen soldiers
A blanket comprised of thousands of fabric poppies to honour veterans has been rolled out inside the Manitoba legislature. The 26-metre-long Poppy Blanket, created with the work of hundreds of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 06/23
Looming development of urban Lemay Forest sparks preservation drive
St. Norbert residents are rallying to prevent the potential loss of a popular local forest, which could be cut down or reduced to make space for a new housing development. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 06/23
New owners transforming dangerous hotel into Indigenous-focused wellness centre
A notorious inner-city hotel long plagued by violence is undergoing a transformation that will include a walk-in medical clinic and a drop-in centre for families in need. Three investors formally […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Nov 06/23
‘I Owe Everything to Her:’ Bombers’ Brady Oliveira Credits Success to Mom Shani
WINNIPEG — When Shani Oliveira is told youngest son Brady proudly calls himself a "momma's boy," she pauses before she responds.
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- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
'Absolutely horrendous': City exploring options for lights at St. James Costco
A proposal at city hall could make it safer and easier to get in and out of a Winnipeg Costco.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
'Her spirit was with me': Cree beadwork artist reconnects with great-grandmother in latest project
A Cree artist is using beadwork to reconnect with her ancestral past – recreating her great-grandmother’s intricate design of an 85-year-old pair of mittens.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
U of M creates childcare program to help student parents, staff members
The University of Manitoba has created a babysitter directory which allows parents to connect with university students to help look after their kids.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
Impaired driving led to fatal rollover crash near Sapotaweyak Cree Nation, RCMP say
One person is dead and two others were injured after a single-vehicle crash west of Sapotaweyak Cree Nation on Friday, according to RCMP.
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- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew joins call for broader carbon tax relief in Halifax meetings
Premier Wab Kinew added his voice saying "We do think that there should be a similar consideration given to the people of Manitoba to get us through this period of economic pain."© Global |
- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
Advocates calling for more details regarding Canadian Dental Care Plan
Some advocates are calling on the federal government to share more details about the Canadian Dental Care Plan. The plan, which is expected to start this year, aims to provide up to 9 million uninsured Canadians who have a family income of less than $90,000 with dental care. Families with incomes under $70,000 will not […]
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- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
High-risk sex offender expected to live in Winnipeg, police caution
A man previously convicted for sexual assault and other charges was released, according to officials. He is considered to be high risk for re-offending© Global |
- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
New research chair to explore how AI can increase quality of life for aging Manitobans
Millions in funding is coming to the province to develop new technology to help Manitobans age comfortably.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Nov 06/23
Woman dies after Highway 75 crash in Ste. Agathe, Man.
A 43-year-old woman from Ste. Agathe is dead after a two-vehicle crash in the community south of Winnipeg on Sunday night.
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- Monday 04PM Nov 06/23
Joint research role on assisted living tech supports
The Health Sciences Centre Foundation and University of Manitoba have partnered and contributed a total of $3 million to create a new technology for assisted living chair position. Jacquie Ripat, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Nov 06/23
One victim of weekend double shooting dies in hospital
A man out celebrating his 27th birthday instead became Winnipeg’s latest homicide victim. Lawrence Evan Pruden died in hospital after he and a second man were shot in the St. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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