Sunday 03PM Nov 26/23
Peter Nygard's key to the city revoked
Disgraced Winnipeg fashion mogul Peter Nygard has been stripped of a prestigious honour.
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- Sunday 03PM Nov 26/23
Disgraced Nygard loses key to the city
Disgraced Winnipeg fashion mogul Peter Nygard has been stripped of a prestigious honour.© CTV |
- Sunday 02PM Nov 26/23
Vinyl Vault transforms Power Building basement into a musical wonderland
Winnipeg music lovers were drawn downtown Saturday as the Manitoba Chamber Orchestra's (MCO) Vinyl Vault opened its doors once again for its monthly sale.© CTV |
- Sunday 02PM Nov 26/23
Landmark Portage Avenue record store holding weekend sale before shop closes for good
After closing to customers a few years ago, The Sound Exchange is shutting down for good, but not without opening its doors to Winnipeg music fans for one last time this weekend to sell off its remaining inventory.
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- Sunday 12PM Nov 26/23
Three Dead, Two Injured in Downtown Winnipeg Shooting
WINNIPEG -- Three people have died following an early Sunday morning shooting in the 100 block of Langside Street.
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- Sunday 12PM Nov 26/23
3 dead, 2 injured in Langside Street shooting: police
Three people are dead and two others were injured after what police believe was a shooting in Winnipegâs West Broadway neighbourhood early Sunday morning. The Winnipeg Police Service says officers were called to a multi-suite home on Langside Street and Sara Avenue shortly after 4 a.m. for the report of multiple injured people. “We are […]
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- Sunday 12PM Nov 26/23
Three dead, two others injured in West Broadway shooting
Three people are dead and two are clinging to life after a mass shooting inside a West Broadway home Sunday morning. Officers found a man and woman dead inside a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 12PM Nov 26/23
3 dead, 2 wounded in Langside incident: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police say several people are dead and injured after a 'serious incident' in the 100 block of Langside Street early Sunday morning.© CTV |
- Sunday 12PM Nov 26/23
Shooting in Winnipeg leaves 3 dead, 2 critically injured: Police investigate
Winnipeg police say they are investigating a shooting on Langside Street Sunday morning that left three people dead and two critically injured.© Global |
- Sunday 11AM Nov 26/23
Second World War veteran honoured with special motorcycle ride
Hearing the sound of motorcycles at a Harley Davidson dealership isn't unusual, but the reason a special group of riders rolled into Winnipeg Saturday was far from routine.© CTV |
- Sunday 11AM Nov 26/23
Canadian Jewish, Muslim groups see different paths to peace amid ceasefire
Jewish and Muslim groups in Canada see different paths to peace amid the ongoing, temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. On the third day of the ceasefire Sunday, Hamas freed 17 more hostages â including a four-year-old girl â as part of the ceasefire deal, while Israel freed 39 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons later […]
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- Sunday 11AM Nov 26/23
Tartan Towing files countersuit against city
A local towing company has filed a counterclaim against the City of Winnipeg over its recent lawsuit alleging the firm had bilked taxpayers. Tartan Towing instead claims it was the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 10AM Nov 26/23
Four people dead in Langside Street shooting
Four people are now dead after a shooting at a Langside Street home early Sunday morning, CBC News has confirmed with family.Â
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- Sunday 10AM Nov 26/23
Hamas releases third group of hostages in Gaza as part of truce deal
Hamas militants on Sunday freed 17 more hostages, including 14 Israelis, in a third set of releases under a cease-fire deal.
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- Sunday 10AM Nov 26/23
Newfoundland Christmas parade cancelled over 'firearms situation' in St. John's
A Christmas parade in St. John's, N.L., has been cancelled today due to what police are calling a firearms situation in the city's downtown.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Nov 26/23
One person dead, 63 confirmed cases in salmonella outbreak linked to cantaloupe: PHAC
The Public Health Agency of Canada says one person has died after a salmonella outbreak linked to Malichita and Rudy brand cantaloupes.
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- Sunday 09AM Nov 26/23
Disability advocate quits as chair of city committee
The chairman of a city committee tasked with tearing down barriers for residents with disabilities says heâs fed up with the red tape at Winnipeg City Hall and resigning from […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 08AM Nov 26/23
Winnipeg Jewish community, supporters of Israel pack gymnasium for Saturday night gathering
Members of Winnipegâs Jewish community and supporters of Israel showed up in droves for a gathering Saturday night at the Asper Jewish Community Campus.
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- Sunday 08AM Nov 26/23
Winnipeg Revokes Peter Nygardâs Key to the City Following Sexual Assault Convictions
Winnipeg has revoked what it calls its highest honour -- the Key to the City -- from Peter Nygard following the former fashion mogul's conviction on four counts of sexual assault.
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- Sunday 06AM Nov 26/23
Stayed charge against Mountie who kneeled on man's neck 'erodes trust' in police, justice system: expert
The recent stay of an assault charge against a Mountie who put his knee on a man's neck for more than three minutes during an arrest exemplifies unfair double standards that seem to be at play when police are accused of wrongdoing, says a law professor who studies officers charged with crimes.
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- Sunday 04AM Nov 26/23
Sunscreen instead of ski pants? What El Niño could mean for the upcoming Prairie winter
Enjoying the relatively dry, balmy fall? There may be more to come, say experts, thanks to El Niño making its return after a nearly eight-year hiatus.
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- Saturday 11PM Nov 25/23
Dead, wounded or AWOL: The voices of desperate Russian soldiers trying to get out of the Ukraine war
In audio intercepts from the front lines in Ukraine, Russian soldiers speak in shorthand of 200s to mean dead, 300s to mean wounded. The urge to flee has become common enough that they also talk of 500s â people who refuse to fight. As the war grinds into its second winter, a growing number of […]
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- Saturday 07PM Nov 25/23
Winnipeg's Ukrainian community marks 90sth anniversary of Holodomor
More than 100 people gathered at Winnipegâs City Hall Saturday afternoon to mark the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor â a man-made famine that claimed more than 3 million Ukrainian lives between 1932 and 1933.© CTV |
- Saturday 07PM Nov 25/23
Ukrainians in Winnipeg commemorate 90th anniversary of Holodomor famine
More than 100 people gathered at Winnipegâs City Hall Saturday afternoon to mark the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor â a man-made famine that claimed more than 3 million Ukrainian lives between 1932 and 1933.© CTV |
- Saturday 07PM Nov 25/23
Winnipeg revokes Peter Nygardâs Key to the City following sexual assault convictions
Winnipeg has revoked what it calls its highest honour — the Key to the City — from Peter Nygard following the former fashion mogul’s conviction on four counts of sexual assault. During a council meeting Thursday, St. Norbert-Seine River Coun. Markus Chambers said Nygard, who founded a fashion company in Winnipeg in 1967 that ultimately […]
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- Saturday 06PM Nov 25/23
Holodomor survivor remembers horrors of forced famine in Ukraine: âChildren were starvingâ
The horrors of the Holodomor are still with Luba Semaniuk 90 years later. Semaniuk was seven years old when the Soviet Regime ordered food seizures in the early 1930s aimed at starving Ukrainian peasantry, resulting in the deaths of millions. âI don’t remember very much but I do remember some,â Semaniuk told CityNews. âA lot […]
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- Saturday 05PM Nov 25/23
Attendees call for peace at Saturday pro-Palestianian rally in Winnipeg
More than 250 people gathered at the Manitoba Legislature Saturday for a pro-Palestinian rally, during a temporary ceasefire in the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas.
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- Saturday 05PM Nov 25/23
City's Animal Services hosts annual pet photos with Santa
Winnipeg Animal Services welcomed families Saturday afternoon to meet the man in red and have a photo taken with their furry friends.© CTV |
- Saturday 04PM Nov 25/23
McDonaldâs Canada founder George Cohon dies at 86
George Cohon, the Chicago-born businessman responsible for expanding the McDonald’s empire in Canada, has died at the age of 86. “Last night we said farewell to my Dad,” Mark Cohon said in a post on X. “Our family, Canada and the world lost a remarkable man.” Cohon was a corporate lawyer in his father’s firm […]
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- Saturday 03PM Nov 25/23
Federal funding creates 10 new crisis detox beds in downtown Winnipeg
Funding for Winnipeg detox spaces were announced Saturday, part of the Canadian Drugs and Substance Strategy, to help address the overdose crisis and other substance harms.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Nov 25/23
Feds giving $1 million to help grieving Canadians
The Canadian government is giving $1 million in funding to the Canadian Grief Alliance (CGA) in an effort to address the growing need for grief support in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.© CTV |
- Saturday 02PM Nov 25/23
Fire crews called to St. Boniface industrial area blaze
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service is investigating a commercial building fire in an industrial part of St. Boniface.© CTV |
- Saturday 01PM Nov 25/23
Detox bed funding will help people struggling with addiction 'find a path to a new story': Lighthouse Mission
Three levels of government are helping foot the bill for 10 new detox beds that will be added to Lighthouse Mission, a downtown Winnipeg soup kitchen, to help people struggling with addictions.
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- Saturday 01PM Nov 25/23
Derek Chauvinâs family has received no updates after prison stabbing, attorney says
An attorney for Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, said Saturday that Chauvin’s family has been kept in the dark by federal prison officials after he was stabbed in prison. The lawyer, Gregory M. Erickson, slammed the lack of transparency by the Federal Bureau of Prisons a day after […]
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- Saturday 12PM Nov 25/23
COVID-19, flu rates on the rise across Manitoba: Report
COVID-19 and seasonal flu rates continue to rise in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Nov 25/23
Rates of COVID-19, influenza on the rise in Manitoba: Report
COVID-19 and seasonal flu rates continue to rise in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Nov 25/23
Winnipeg revokes Peter Nygard's key to the city after sex assault conviction
The City of Winnipeg has revoked Peter Nygard's key to the city after he was found guilty of multiple counts of sexual assault in Toronto earlier this month.
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- Saturday 09AM Nov 25/23
Palestinian militants kill 2 alleged informers for Israel, mob drags bodies through camp alleys
Palestinian militants in a West Bank refugee camp shot and killed two alleged collaborators with Israel early Saturday, Palestinian officials said. Mobs then kicked the bloodied corpses and dragged them through alleys before trying to tie them to an electrical tower. The scenes, widely shared on social media, were reminiscent of the chaos in the […]
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- Saturday 08AM Nov 25/23
The Leaf Reopens with Festive âCelebrationâ Display
WINNIPEG -- The biomes at The Leaf inside Assiniboine Park have received their "glow-up" for the holiday season.
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- Saturday 08AM Nov 25/23
Fast Action Needed on Zebra Mussels, Lake Expert Warns
If radical, immediate action is not taken against the presence of zebra mussels in Clear Lake, it will soon be too late, says healthy lakes expert Trevor Maguire.
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- Saturday 06AM Nov 25/23
Hostages released by Hamas have returned to Israel, Israeli military says
Hamas released 13 Israelis and four foreigners late Saturday in the second round of swaps under a cease-fire deal, the Israeli military said, after the militant group initially delayed the exchange for several hours and claimed that Israel had violated the terms of a truce deal.© CTV |
- Saturday 06AM Nov 25/23
Thousands rally in Italy over violence against women after womanâs killing that outraged the country
Tens of thousands took to the streets of Italyâs main cities on Saturday to mark International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, just as an Italian man suspected of killing his ex-girlfriend was extradited from Germany. The slaying of 22-year-old university student Giulia Cecchettin, allegedly at the hands of her former boyfriend, sparked […]
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- Saturday 06AM Nov 25/23
Manitoba government eliminates economic group that attracted investment in favour of in-house option
Manitoba's government has cut an economic development group, calling it an unnecessary bureaucracy, similar to the surgical and diagnostic task force it also disbanded.
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- Saturday 06AM Nov 25/23
Arlington Bridge: A long history of promise and disappointment
The Arlington Bridge is one of Winnipeg's longest spans but its story is far longer, more colourful, and underscored by disappointment and the weight of paint.
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- Saturday 05AM Nov 25/23
Israel receives 17 hostages released by Hamas, as 39 Palestinians held in prisons freed
Hamas released 13 Israelis and four foreigners late Saturday in the second round of swaps under a ceasefire deal, the Israeli military said. Shortly after midnight, Israel began releasing 39 Palestinian prisoners to East Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank as part of the swap that ultimately went through after international mediation efforts.
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 25/23
Pope Francis has a hospital checkup after coming down with the flu
Pope Francis went to the hospital Saturday for tests after he came down with the flu, but the results ruled out any respiratory problems, the Vatican said. Francis, who had part of one lung removed as a young man, underwent a CAT scan, Vatican spokesman Matteo Bruni said. The test at Romeâs Gemelli hospital, where […]
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 25/23
Indigenous economy surging toward $100B, Indigenous leaders say
Indigenous business leaders say a wave of economic development for their communities is rolling across Canada, and they predict that the Indigenous economy will surge to $100 billion a year within a few years. At a conference in Toronto, they discussed how that will happen.
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 25/23
Finding room for carry-on baggage has become 'the Hunger Games' of air travel, analyst says
Airline industry insiders say passengers have become carried away with carry-on baggage, leading to costly delays. Thatâs prompting calls for changes to how airplanes charge for baggage, with some discount airlines like Sunwing and Spirit already beginning to flip the fee structure so passengers pay for the privilege of keeping their bags on board.
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- Saturday 03AM Nov 25/23
1,500 inmates dancing to Michael Jackson hit on YouTube inspire Filipino Canadian musical
In 2007, a video of 1,500 Filipino prisoners dancing to Michael Jacksonâs Thriller went viral. Now it's the basis for a new musical that is being hailed as the first fully realized Filipino Canadian musical.
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- Saturday 02AM Nov 25/23
Ukraineâs military says Russia has launched its largest drone attack since the start of the invasion
Russia on Saturday morning launched its most intense drone attack on Ukraine since the beginning of its full-scale invasion in 2022, targeting the capital city for over six hours, military officials said. âKyiv was the main target,â Ukrainian Air Force Commander Mykola Oleshchuk wrote on his Telegram channel. In total, Russia launched 75 Iranian-made Shahed […]
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- Saturday 02AM Nov 25/23
A shoebox filled with love, hope
Nina Migalski grew up in Ontario in a single-parent household. Her mother had five children and struggled without support. Hoping for a better life for herself and her kids, she […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 02AM Nov 25/23
Engineer lived by commitment to building better community
Gifted with a keen mind and an approach to life that embodied leading by example, Nancy Wheatley came up through a time when women were expected to include their height […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 02AM Nov 25/23
Calling all sponsors
It isn’t beginning to look a lot like Christmas, and it hasn’t felt quite as festive at the Christmas Cheer Board, either. The charity’s Feed-A-Family program needs more sponsors. “(It […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 01AM Nov 25/23
13 Israeli hostages, 4 foreigners released from captivity in the Gaza Strip, Israeli military says
Hamas released 13 Israelis and four foreigners late Saturday in the second round of swaps under a cease-fire deal, the Israeli military said, after the militant group initially delayed the exchange for several hours and claimed that Israel had violated the terms of a truce deal. The Israeli military said the released hostages, including four […]
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- Friday 10PM Nov 24/23
City of Winnipeg warns of possible delays Monday as union representing transit workers steps up job action
The City of Winnipeg is warning bus riders of possible disruptions after the union representing transit workers rejected the latest tentative agreement.Â
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- Friday 10PM Nov 24/23
City advises of possible delays Monday as union representing transit workers steps up job action
The City of Winnipeg is advising riders of possible disruptions after the union representing transit workers rejected the latest tentative agreement.Â
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- Friday 09PM Nov 24/23
Hellebuyckâs first shutout of season powers Winnipeg Jets to 3-0 win over Panthers in Bownessâ return
Connor Hellebuyck turned aside 33 shots while Nino Niederreiter, Nikolaj Ehlers and Adam Lowry scored to push Winnipeg's win streak to five games.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Nov 24/23
Transit workers to refuse voluntary OT potentially impacting service
Winnipeg Transit employees continue to voice their displeasure with working conditions and now the union representing them says they're taking a stand.© Global |
- Friday 08PM Nov 24/23
Service disruptions possible Monday after Transit workers reject offer
Winnipeg Transit workers have rejected the City's latest collective bargaining agreement offer and will begin a series of job actions that could disrupt bus service as soon as Monday.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
Ex-officer Derek Chauvin, convicted in George Floydâs killing, stabbed in prison: AP source
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd, was stabbed by another inmate and seriously injured Friday at a federal prison in Arizona, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press. The attack happened at the Federal Correctional Institution, Tucson, a medium-security prison that has been plagued by security […]
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- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
Transit employees reject proposed agreement, halt voluntary OT
City bus drivers and other transit employees will stop working voluntary overtime, after voting to reject the latest contract offer. The membership of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1505 â more […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
New data shows newcomers staying in Manitoba longer
A new study by Statistics Canada suggests newcomers are choosing to stay in the province for a longer period of time.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba Producers to Get Temporary Crown Land Rent Reduction
Manitoba agricultural producers are getting a break from the province with a temporary rent reduction on agricultural Crown land.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
'We've seen it spike': Business associations calling on province for help with crime costs
Restaurants and other small businesses in Manitoba are looking for provincial help to offset the costs of crime, as more than half of business owners say they're dealing with high rates of theft and vandalism.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
Businesses asking province for help in covering increase in crime costs
Restaurants and other small businesses in Manitoba are looking for provincial help to offset the costs of crime, as more than half of business owners say they're dealing with high rates of theft and vandalism.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
Winnipeg city councillors to consider taking control of garbage, recycling collection
Winnipeg city council is set to consider a proposal to bring part of the city's garbage and recycling collection service back under its control.
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- Friday 07PM Nov 24/23
NDP government to further reduce rent on Crown land for Manitoba producers
The Manitoba government is increasing a temporary rent reduction for Crown land used by agricultural producers for things like grazing, haying and annual cropping.
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- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
Latest forecast may push back promised hydro rate freeze
The Kinew government may put its promise to freeze electricity rates on ice after drought conditions have confronted Manitoba Hydro with a forecast $160-million loss. On Friday, the Crown corporation […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
Tories, NDP trade barbs over economic secretariat
The Tories have accused the NDP government of removing âthe economic horse that pulls the social cartâ by disbanding the economic development board secretariat, which the premier called an unnecessary […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
'Spread some holiday cheer': St. Amant gift wrap fundraiser returns for Black Friday
Early holiday shoppers taking advantage of the Black Friday deals at St. Vital Centre were able to have their gifts wrapped in support of a good cause, as the St. Amant Foundation's annual gift-wrapping fundraiser returned.© CTV |
- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba announces reduced rent on agricultural Crown land
The measure will bring the reduction rate up to 55 per cent from 33 per cent for the 2024 growing season.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
School board to ask court to oust controversial trustee
The Louis Riel School Divisionâs elected board has taken the unusual step of requesting the removal of a member, citing concerns its representative for St. Boniface has broken education laws. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
News briefs for Saturday, November 25, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, November 25, 2023 Jewish Winnipeggers gather to support Israel, denounce anti-Semitism 5:57 PM Members of Manitobaâs Jewish community are anticipated to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Nov 24/23
News briefs for Friday, November 24, 2023
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, November 24, 2023 Jets still lead Panthers 1-0 8:47 PM Nino Niederreiter has the lone goal of the contest as the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Who benefits from Manitobaâs âgas tax holiday,â and for how long?
Small businesses and climate activists are looking at what the province's newly introduced "gas tax holiday" bill could mean for Manitobans.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba producers to get further Crown land rent reduction, minister says
ERIKSDALE, Man. - The Manitoba government is increasing a temporary rent reduction for Crown land used by agricultural producers for things like grazing, haying and annual cropping.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Winnipeg's Jewish, Palestinian communities watch as 4-day truce in Israel-Hamas war begins
A temporary truce between Israel and Hamas that began Friday morning saw Hamas release 24 of its hostages and Israel free 39 Palestinians detained in its prisons in the agreement's first day.
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- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
U of M wonât sue ex-dean over contentious expenses
The University of Manitoba has no plans to go after a former law dean to recover hundreds of thousands of dollars in questionable expenses he submitted during his tenure. As […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Zebra mussels found in Clear Lake, Man., raising concerns about spread of invasive species
"I think this is a wake-up call," experimental lakes researcher Scott Higgins said. "Clear Lake is now the most western lake in Canada to be invaded with zebra mussel."© Global |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Winnipeg-based business owner hopes for local support during holidays amid inflation
What does it mean to shop local? This holiday season, a Winnipeg-based business owner talks about the role they play in the community.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Winnipeg yanks âkey to cityâ from convicted sex-offender Nygard
Former fashion mogul Peter Nygardâs honorary key to the City of Winnipeg has been rescinded due to his sexual assault conviction in Ontario. In 2008, former mayor Sam Katz awarded […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Nov 24/23
Winnipeg closer to regulating hookah lounges
The City of Winnipeg is one step closer to regulating the usage of hookahs with a committee at City Hall set to deliberate a motion on whether Winnipeg should create by-laws banning hookah usage indoors and on patios. The Standing Policy Committee on Community Services referred earlier this week the motion to the Executive Policy […]
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- Friday 04PM Nov 24/23
City to mull taking over trash collection in trouble areas
Winnipeg city councillors will consider whether municipal workers should take over a portion of garbage collection from private contractors in inner-city neighbourhoods plagued by arson and dumping. On Friday, councilâs […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Nov 24/23
NDP takes first step toward obvious health-care gains
One of the first things a new government does when it gets into office is to find as many low-hanging fruits as it can to make improvements. There arenât many, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Nov 24/23
The Power of Mentorship
What makes an effective female coach? One that motivates, inspires, and sparks passion within their athletes while helping them thrive and develop important skills in sport and life? The answer […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 02PM Nov 24/23
Big-box retailers are rethinking their self-checkout strategies. Here's why
Some grocers are reconsidering their self-checkout strategy to find a balance between meeting their customers' demands and mitigating losses from theft.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Nov 24/23
Changes to Winnipeg zoning bylaws bringing in federal housing funds
Changes to Winnipeg's zoning bylaws means the city would get millions of dollars in federal funding to address the homelessness crisis across the city.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Nov 24/23
Indigenous student says Manitoba business council's education awards make a difference
Two hundred post-secondary students have been awarded $3,000 each from the Business Council of Manitoba's Indigenous Education Awards program this year.
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- Friday 02PM Nov 24/23
'One of the scariest things': Blood donors save little girl's life; mom now donates blood
Performing on stage requires nerves of steel and a bit of bravery, and at just 11 years old, hip-hop dancer Samantha Carbert already has both in spades.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Nov 24/23
Must love bears: Volunteer opportunity up for grabs at Manitoba bear cub rescue
A Manitoba organization is looking for a candidate with the 'bear' necessities to really thrive in a volunteer role currently up for grabs.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Promised Manitoba Hydro rate freeze might be delayed as deficit at utility looms: minister
Manitoba's new NDP government might push back a promise to freeze hydroelectric rates for one year.
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- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba Hydro freeze may be pushed back, province says
Adrien Sala says the former Progressive Conservative government should have known about Hydro's challenges and released an updated provincial deficit figure to include them.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba RCMP officer assaulted following stolen vehicle arrest
A suspect in a stolen vehicle investigation assaulted a police officer while being taken into custody in The Pas, according to the Manitoba RCMP.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Inflation, Longer Sales Season Weigh on Shopping Habits This Black Friday
Gerick Abaca strolled the CF Toronto Eaton Centre on Friday morning gripping three shopping bags brimming with purchases he hoped would delight his family members this holiday season.
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- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba government may push back promise to freeze hydroelectric rates
Manitoba’s new NDP government may push back a key election promise to freeze hydroelectric rates for one year, due to a worsening fiscal outlook at Crown-owned Manitoba Hydro. The utility released a second-quarter financial report Friday that forecasts a net loss of $160 million this fiscal year instead of the $450 million net income it […]
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- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Hostages in Gaza, detainees in Israeli jails released as truce between Israel and Hamas holds
Hamas militants released 24 hostages Friday during the first day of the war's first truce, the Red Cross said, including Israeli women and children and Thai farm workers, while Israel freed the first group of 39 Palestinians detained in its prisons as part of the temporary truce agreement.Â
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- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba government may push back promise to freeze hydroelectric rates
Manitoba's new NDP government may push back a promise to freeze hydroelectric rates for one year.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Nov 24/23
Cold weather finally arrives in Manitoba
After a mild few weeks, the cold weather has arrived in Manitoba, and experts with Environment Canada say if you donât have the winter gear out already, it may be time to bust out the toques, mitts, and scarves. “We’re just approaching the beginning of Winter,” said Terri Lang, National Forecaster. “The jet stream is […]
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- Friday 12PM Nov 24/23
Manitoba government to hire more staff to speed up hospital discharge times
The Manitoba government is recruiting dozens of allied health-care workers to help speed up discharge times in hospital emergency departments. The NDP plans to spend $2.75 million toward hiring more physiotherapists, occupational therapists, social workers and other specialized health-care professionals who are to work with patients on an appropriate and safe discharge. Health Minister Uzoma […]
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