Wednesday 07PM Dec 13/23
Measuring Reconciliation: U of M, others create ‘barometer’ to assess progress
How do you measure reconciliation? Three Canadian post-secondary institutions have created a tool to do just that.
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- Wednesday 07PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg's iconic 'Nutty Club' to shut down in the New Year
After more than 100 years, Winnipeg's iconic 'Nutty Club' candy brand is set to shut down in the New Year.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg's iconic 'Nutty Club' to shut down
After more than 100 years, Winnipeg's iconic 'Nutty Club' candy brand is set to shut down in the new year.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 13/23
Stress soars on suddenly slick suburban streets
After a fresh coat of snow fell on already icy residential roads and collector streets, leading some to resemble skating rinks, some Winnipeggers are urging the city to ramp up […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 13/23
Ditch tax cuts, labour groups urge
Labour groups have called on the Manitoba government to abandon the fiscal plan set out by the Tories in the spring budget and extend the timeline to eliminate the deficit.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
Sour economics ends Nutty Club’s sweet Winnipeg history
No ifs and buts… it’s the end for Winnipeg’s famous brand of candies and nuts, and it won’t be a very merry Christmas for the people working at Nutty Club. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
Manitoba's NDP government says it's ready to consider more First Nations-run casinos
Manitoba's premier says he's open to the idea of establishing more First Nations-run casinos in the province, but wouldn't go all-in on the idea of opening one in Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
Is it worth a trip to the ED? Tips for parents when your kid’s feeling sick
Dr. Karen Gripp with Winnipeg's Children's Hospital Emergency Department said she's seen quite an uptick in younger patients recently, but not all have needed to be there.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
‘It’s a journey’: Report shows reconciliation is still a work in progress
Second annual Canadian Reconciliation Barometer reveals Canadians continue to have a better understanding of the harm government policies.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
Drug courier needed cash for refugee claim: defence
A B.C. truck driver is facing a possible 13-year prison sentence and ultimate deportation after he was ensnared in a police investigation that targeted a Winnipeg drug dealer. Twenty-six-year-old Manvir […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
Top draft prospect Macklin Celebrini headlines Canada's world junior roster
Macklin Celebrini will be on the plane to Sweden. The 17-year-old presumptive No. 1 pick at June's NHL draft was named to Canada's roster announced Wednesday for the 2024 world junior hockey championship.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 13/23
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg Jets’ Kyle Connor out 6-8 weeks with knee injury
Connor is expected to be out for up to two months after being diagnosed with a sprained MCL and deep bone bruise in his right knee.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 13/23
Province’s fiscal report shows millions in savings despite $1.6 billion deficit
An update to the province’s second quarter report shows an additional $123 million in savings, but staying the same is the province’s $1.6 billion deficit. The government attributed its savings to measures such as recently disbanding the diagnostic and surgical recovery task force which saw patients from Manitoba sent out of province to receive medical […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Dec 13/23
Man accused of illegal crossing into Manitoba from U.S. no longer in hospital: RCMP
A man taken to hospital after he was injured from weather exposure during an illegal crossing into Canada at the Manitoba-U.S. border on Saturday has since been released to border services, RCMP say.
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- Wednesday 05PM Dec 13/23
Manitoba’s fiscal recovery: $1.6B deficit tackled with health, housing, and gas tax relief
The Manitoba government is acting on the $1.6 billion deficit using a new fiscal strategy which Finance Minister Adrien Sala announced on Wednesday.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 13/23
Manitoba First Nations appear a step closer to gaining a casino in Winnipeg
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said Wednesday he is open to considering a First Nations-run casino in Winnipeg, reversing long-standing opposition to the idea under previous governments.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 13/23
‘It’s Winnipeg Transit Minus’: Transport service for physically disabled pushing inaccessible pick-up point
A Winnipeg woman says her safety is being jeopardized by Transit Plus after being asked to meet at what she calls an inaccessible pick-up point. Breanne Boyce is among several Winnipeg Transit Plus riders demanding answers. “Our safety is not a request, it’s a human right,” Boyce told CityNews. “It’s unreasonable and they’re putting our […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
'A moral decision to make': Manitoba school division considering international trip changes
A Manitoba school division is considering changes to its international field trip program.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg Police seek witnesses after man hit by van on Main Street
On Dec, 6 at 6 p.m. police say a man was crossing east to west on Main Street near Armstrong Avenue when he was hit by a white-ram-cargo van travelling southbound on Main.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg Police arrest repeat offender in $23k retail theft spree
Winnipeg police say they have arrested a repeat offender after a $23,000 retail theft spree.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Perfect conditions to view ‘best meteor shower of the year’ in Manitoba
The night sky will be alight as hundreds of meteorites zip through space above Earth over the next 24 hours. One Winnipeg expert says the Geminids meteor shower — one of the most intense events of its kind — is a chance for Manitobans to come face to face with the final frontier. Scott Young, […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Manitoba Government Eyes Cost-Cutting to Deal with Deficit, Fulfil Election Promises
The Manitoba government says it has found cost savings that will allow it to fulfil campaign promises while keeping the deficit from rising.
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Premier defends lifting of gambling pause
Premier Wab Kinew says lifting the pause on new gambling facilities is part of his government’s “economic reconciliation” strategy — and he’s open to a First Nations casino in Winnipeg. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Man nets 22 theft charges in four days: police
Winnipeg police are continuing a crackdown on retail thefts, with officers arresting an alleged repeat shoplifter at a Leila Avenue business Tuesday. Community support and patrol officers were called to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Basketball in Manitoba soars to new heights in 2023
This year has proven to be a slam dunk for the sport of basketball in the Prairies, as more and more Manitobans are picking up a ball and hitting the courts. Basketball Manitoba has seen a 23 per cent increase in participation over the past year. Adult basketball saw the biggest jump with a 30 […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
More people aware of residential school harms but work still needed, report finds
Research suggests public awareness of past harms from residential schools has increased but more work needs to be done educating Canadians on lasting impacts of the institutions.
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 13/23
Six suspects in custody, two outstanding after Woodstock, Ont. kidnapping involving teen boy
Six suspects hailing from southern Ontario, Alberta and Manitoba are in custody while two suspects remain outstanding after a 15-year-old boy was kidnapped in Woodstock and later abandoned in a field more than two months ago.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg Jets put leading scorer Kyle Connor on injured reserve with knee injury
Winnipeg Jets winger Kyle Connor, who was injured in a knee-on-knee collision in Anaheim on Sunday, has been placed on injured reserve. The team did not provide a timetable for his return to action.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 13/23
Indigenous people in remote communities may not see much benefit from national dental care plan
Sheri McKinstry, co-founder of the Indigenous Dental Association of Canada, says it doesn't matter how much money is available for dental care if there is no one in your community offering services.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg man in battle for control over his life after being placed in public trustee guardianship
Imagine having no access to your home, your bank accounts, or medical records with seemingly nowhere to turn. That is the nightmarish situation Winnipeg’s Paul Cameron Miller has found himself in since last January, when he was placed under the guardianship of Manitoba’s public trustee. The Winnipeg musician’s battle began last December after he inadvertently […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 13/23
Grey areas blur snapshot of fiscal picture
Fiscal blueprint or fiscal card trick?On Wednesday, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and Finance Minister Adrien Sala provided a plan on how to they would pay for a handful of priority campaign promises without adding to what the NDP claims is a $1.6-billion deficit left by the former Progressive Conservative government.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 13/23
Tesla recall will affect roughly 193,000 cars in Canada
Tesla’s recall over its autopilot function will affect about 193,000 vehicles in Canada. Transport Canada says Tesla will provide an over-the-air software update to fix the advanced driver assistance features. Transport Canada says the recall will be added to its database of vehicles with safety recalls. Tesla has recalled more than two million cars across its model lineup, […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Dec 13/23
Person found clinging to sheet of ice on Red River: WFPS
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) is warning the public about water safety after emergency crews rescued a person found clinging to a sheet of ice on the Red River on Tuesday.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 13/23
Man Charged After String of Winnipeg Retail Thefts
Winnipeg police have arrested a suspect they say is responsible for more than a dozen retail thefts in the city.
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- Wednesday 02PM Dec 13/23
Temporary overnight shelter for Brandon in limbo over role church will play
A temporary 24/7 drop-in shelter for homeless people in Brandon seemed to finally have a home, but uncertainty about how it will operate has left the opening date up in the air.
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- Wednesday 02PM Dec 13/23
'Economic circumstances have changed': Manitoba unions call on NDP to reverse provincial tax cuts to fulfill election promises
Manitoba’s largest unions are concerned the NDP government will be unable to fulfill its promises as a result of the most recent financial data, according to an open letter published Wednesday© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
Manitoba government finds $123M in savings, will use that money to pay for NDP commitments
The Manitoba government expects to find $123 million in savings this fiscal year that it will redirect toward its own commitments rather than offsetting a deficit forecast coming in at $1.6 billion.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
Province diverting $123M from programs, departments to pay for election promises
Manitoba’s NDP government has ordered $123 million worth of cuts and reallocated spending to pay for its gas tax holiday, health and homelessness initiatives, with former Tory plans for health-care […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
More non-Indigenous and Indigenous people aware of residential schools: report
WINNIPEG – Research suggests public awareness of past harms from residential schools has increased but more work needs to be done educating Canadians on lasting effects of the institutions. In […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
More non-Indigenous and Indigenous people aware of residential schools: report
WINNIPEG — Research suggests public awareness of past harms from residential schools has increased but more work needs to be done educating Canadians on lasting effects of the institutions. In a report released Wednesday, researchers from the University of Manitoba, University of Victoria and Toronto Metropolitan University, in collaboration with the National Centre for Truth […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
‘She was the light’: Loved ones remember young Winnipeg mom Ava Zaber
The young Winnipeg mother who was gunned down last month is being remembered by loved ones as a generous person who volunteered to help the less fortunate, loved her family and the holidays, and wanted to become a marine biologist. Family and friends of Ava Zaber are sharing memories of the 20-year-old mom who was […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
Canadian couple on missionary trip to the Caribbean convicted of sexual assault had ties to Manitoba
Adam Eric Pepper and his wife Tracee Lynne Pepper (Plett), both 35-years-old, were sentenced to several years in prison in the Carribean country on Dec. 4.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
Fraud Victim Bilked Out of $44K: Brandon Police
Brandon police have charged a man with fraud after they allege he cashed cheques from a victim totalling $44,000.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
Residents forced out after fire at central Winnipeg building that was home to art gallery, apartments
Several people are out of their homes after a fire ripped through the building that housed the Edge Gallery and Urban Art Centre and multiple apartment suites early Wednesday morning.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 13/23
How Manitobans can watch the Geminids meteor shower
The Geminids meteor shower – known as the meteor shower event of the year—is expected to be at its highest visibility this week.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 13/23
Tensions emerge in the Liberal caucus over Canada's UN vote for a Gaza ceasefire
The federal government's decision to back a United Nations resolution calling for a ceasefire in the Israel-Gaza conflict without certain conditions has prompted a mix of reactions from Liberal MPs. Some say they hope it will bring about peace, while others say Canada has abandoned Israel while it's at war with extremists.
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- Wednesday 11AM Dec 13/23
Grocery code launch being held back by dissent from some retailers: board report
After two years of work, the group responsible for developing the grocery code of conduct says its launch is being held back by a lack of support from all the major grocers. The interim board sent a progress report to the federal, territorial and provincial agriculture ministers on Wednesday. “There is a concern that without […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Dec 13/23
ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets defenceman Josh Morrissey not to be underestimated
The latest Winnipeg Jets Report by Paul Edmonds takes a look at why Josh Morrissey is as good as any defenceman in the National Hockey League.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM Dec 13/23
Fire damages historic Main Street building; residents, arts organizations displaced
Firefighters battled a blaze in a historic Main Street building for hours Wednesday, as arts organizations that operate out of 611 Main St. and residential tenants were displaced by the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 08AM Dec 13/23
Charges laid after shooting of bald eagle in Manitoba
Conservations officers have laid charges against a Manitoba man for shooting and killing a bald eagle.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Dec 13/23
San Jose Sharks beat Jets to end 4-game win streak for Winnipeg
William Eklund scored a tiebreaking power-play goal with 4:51 remaining in the third period and the San Jose Sharks beat the Winnipeg Jets 2-1 on Tuesday night.
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- Wednesday 07AM Dec 13/23
Manitoba Ends Pause on New Gambling Operations, Focuses on Public Alcohol Sales
Manitoba is looking at expanding the gambling industry for the first time in years, and offering more alcohol through government-run stores.
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- Wednesday 05AM Dec 13/23
Tree permit demand surges as Manitobans head to the woods for that 'Charlie Brown' Christmas tree
Manitobans have taken a greater interest in the annual provincial Christmas tree permit program since they were allowed to purchase licences online during the first winter of the pandemic, the province says.
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- Wednesday 05AM Dec 13/23
Southwestern Manitoba college receives $10M donation, largest in its history
Assiniboine Community College has received a $10 million donation, the largest donation in its history, and money president Mark Frison says will transform the campus and its students.
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- Wednesday 05AM Dec 13/23
Murder charge stayed after Winnipeg court hears man was shot to stop knife attack on woman
A Winnipeg woman is no longer facing a second-degree murder charge in connection with the 2022 fatal shooting of a man in Winnipeg West End after the evidence showed she shot him to protect another woman he lunged at with a knife.
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- Tuesday 10PM Dec 12/23
Silver alert issued for missing 81-year-old man last seen in River East area Tuesday: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police have issued a silver alert for a missing 81-year-old man last seen on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 09PM Dec 12/23
Conservation officers charge Manitoban for killing bald eagle
Manitoba conservation officers have laid charges in connection to the shooting of a bald eagle. According to the Manitoba Economic Development, Investment, Trade and Natural Resources, a tip was received on Dec. 8 from a member of the public reporting a bald eagle had been shot near Grunthal, Manitoba — roughly 50 km south of […]
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- Tuesday 09PM Dec 12/23
First Indigenous-led addictions clinic opens in Winnipeg
The first Indigenous-led and culturally informed Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine (RAAM) clinic is now operational in Winnipeg. The clinic, which offers many supports including assessment, counselling, medication, referrals to withdrawal management services, and direct access to community treatment programs and primary health-care providers, is located in the Aboriginal Health and Wellness Centre (AHWC). The […]
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- Tuesday 09PM Dec 12/23
Winnipeg expected to reach extremely cold overnight temperatures
As Winnipeg is expected to reach extremely cold temperatures overnight, the City is reminding residents to take precautions. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), overnight windchills are expected to reach -27°C. Winnipeggers are reminded to not spend too much time outside, especially older adults, young children, and pets. It is also advised to […]
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- Tuesday 09PM Dec 12/23
One person in critical condition after Red River water rescue
One person is in critical condition after being rescued from the Red River Tuesday.© Global |
- Tuesday 09PM Dec 12/23
Manitoba ends pause on new gambling operations, focuses on public alcohol sales
The Manitoba government is looking at expanding the gambling industry for the first time in years, and offering more alcohol through government-run retail stores.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Dec 12/23
Four men caught crossing Canada-U. S. border into Manitoba, one taken to hospital
RCMP say four men from Africa have been caught trying to cross the Canada-U. S. border unauthorized into Manitoba.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM Dec 12/23
Tataskweyak Cree Nation to get $40M water pipeline after 6 years under boil water advisory
Taralee Beardy never thought she would see her community get a safer source of water, but a national $8 billion drinking water class-action settlement for First Nations is set to change that.
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- Tuesday 08PM Dec 12/23
Manitoba's current minimum wage isn't enough for many people to live on, new report says
Recent increases to the minimum wage don't go far enough for Manitobans struggling with the rising cost of groceries, monthly rent and transportation, a new report suggests.
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- Tuesday 08PM Dec 12/23
Andre Braugher, Emmy-winning actor who starred in ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine,’ dies at 61
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Andre Braugher, the Emmy-winning actor best known for his roles on the series “Homicide: Life on The Street” and “Brooklyn 99,” died Monday at age 61. Braugher’s publicist Jennifer Allen confirmed his death to the trade publication Variety. The Chicago-born actor had his breakthrough role in 1989’s “Glory,” starring alongside Morgan […]
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- Tuesday 08PM Dec 12/23
Person in critical condition after river rescue
A person who was found in the Red River, clinging to a sheet of ice 30 feet from shore, is in critical condition after being rescued. Winnipeg Fire and Paramedic […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 12/23
Winnipeggers reminded to take care of others amid freezing temperatures
Winnipeg residents are being told to prepare for cold temperatures Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 12/23
Indigenous-led RAAM clinic opens in North Point Douglas
A new rapid access to addictions medicine clinic that began seeing people in August officially opened Tuesday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Dec 12/23
Winnipeg overdose prevention RV finds funds to continue providing drug users safety – for now
Manitoba's only mobile overdose prevention site, which has provided Winnipeggers with harm reduction supplies and free drug testing for just over a year, has secured enough money to continue operating through the winter after months of financial uncertainty.
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- Tuesday 07PM Dec 12/23
Pair found dead in tent at Point Douglas park sparks fear for homeless as winter looms
The deaths of two people in a Point Douglas park have neighbourhood residents, homeless advocates and government officials concerned about the toll the recent cold weather is having on the city’s most vulnerable.
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- Tuesday 06PM Dec 12/23
Indigenous-led RAAM clinic opens doors to relationship-focused care
Within the imposing brick-and-limestone walls of the former Canadian Pacific Railway Station in Point Douglas, there’s a safe, soft landing for people seeking help with substance use and addictions. The […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 12/23
'Living wage should be the minimum wage': Report reveals Manitobans need more to make ends meet
To keep up with the high costs of living, Manitobans will need to make more money, according to new data from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 12/23
Indigenous-led, informed Rapid Access to Addictions Medicine clinic open in Winnipeg
Today, housing, addictions and homelessness minister Bernadette Smith, also the minister responsible for mental health, said Manitoba's first Indigenous-led RAAM clinic has opened.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 12/23
Neighbour suggests carbon monoxide may have killed homeless man, friend in tent
The day after two bodies were found in a North Point Douglas park, a lone tent was pitched on the grounds and belongings strewn about in the snow. They included […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 12/23
NDP's marching orders to Liquor & Lotteries board: More public liquor stores, gambling expansion
The NDP government is promising to establish more publicly owned liquor stores and lift the suspension on gambling expansion in Manitoba.
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- Tuesday 06PM Dec 12/23
- Tuesday 05PM Dec 12/23
Baby, it’s cold outside! City of Winnipeg gives tips on staying safe this winter
It's getting chilly out there! In preparation for some colder weather, the City of Winnipeg has some tips and tricks it's sharing with residents on how to keep safe.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Dec 12/23
Manitoba panelists make recommendations addressing issues in primary care
Among the issues in Manitoba's health care system, shortfalls in primary care is one of them. To help address this a panel Manitobanshelped create a report with 37 recommendations.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Dec 12/23
Manitoba ends pause on new gambling operations, focuses on public alcohol sales
The Manitoba government is looking at expanding the gambling industry for the first time in years, and offering more alcohol through public outlets. The NDP government, elected in October, has revamped the board at Crown-owned Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries, and has also outlined new tasks for the board in a mandate letter. The letter says […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Dec 12/23
Manitoba ends pause on new gambling operations, focuses on public alcohol sales
The Manitoba government is looking at expanding the gambling industry for the first time in years, and offering more alcohol through government-run retail stores.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
New Indigenous-led addictions clinic opens in downtown Winnipeg
A new rapid access to addictions medicine (RAAM) clinic that offers culturally appropriate services for people struggling with substance abuse has opened in downtown Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
Manitoba’s living wage is $19.21 – above minimum wage: data
As the cost of living continues to climb, a Winnipeg think tank says minimum wage isn’t keeping up and the living wage for Manitoba has now jumped to more than $19. The figure of $19.21 was released Tuesday by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, alongside a call for the Government of Manitoba to increase […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
Man charged with killing bald eagle
A man in rural Manitoba has been charged after a bald eagle, which is a protected species under the law, died after being shot. The man, from the RM of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
Terrorism threat in Canada ‘medium’: CSIS director
The recent terror attack on Israel and resulting war have made an increasingly dangerous world even more so for Canadians, even at home, says the head of CSIS. “I have […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
Two redevelopment projects in downtown Winnipeg set to work together
Two separate major downtown revitalization projects joined forces to work together in a bid to spur both social and economic development in Winnipeg’s core. True North Real Estate Development (TNRED), which is behind the redevelopment of Portage Place, and the Southern Chiefs’ Organization (SCO), which is behind the redevelopment of the Hudson’s Bay building, agreed […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
Kyle Connor headed back to Winnipeg for further evaluation
The Jets still aren't ready to put a timeframe on Connor's recovery after he left Sunday's game in the second period with a knee injury.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
Missing woman last seen at Main Street and Broadway Avenue, Winnipeg police say
The woman was last seen in the area of Main Street and Broadway on Dec. 8. Winnipeg police are asking for public's assistance in the search© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 12/23
NDP remakes MLL board with emphasis on public ownership, operation
The taps have been shut off and corks put back in the bottles on any potential move to expand private liquor sales in Manitoba. On Tuesday, the new NDP government […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
Canada votes in favour of UN resolution as members overwhelmingly call for Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza
Canada is among 153 nations in favour of a UN resolution calling for "an immediate humanitarian ceasefire" between Israel and Hamas.
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- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
Winnipeg mobile overdose prevention site funded to operate over winter
'The risks and harms that people face when using substances outdoors are multiplied when the weather gets cold,' the mobile overdose prevention site co-ordinator said.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
Missing woman last seen in downtown area: police
Winnipeg police are asking for help to find a missing woman last seen in the downtown area of the city.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
U of M report highlights ways to improve primary care in Manitoba
As healthcare remains on the top of mind for many as we make our way through cold and flu season, a new report by University of Manitoba faculty members is sharing recommendations on ways of improving primary care in the province. The report found that Manitoba has the lowest per capita number of family physicians […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
Winnipeg's mobile overdose prevention site to stay open in winter months
A mobile overdose prevention site in Winnipeg will be able to continue operating through the winter months.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
SCO, True North to collaborate on Portage Place, Hudson's Bay redevelopment
A pair of Manitoba organizations are teaming up to help revitalize Winnipeg’s downtown area.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 12/23
Winnipeg police ask for help finding woman last seen downtown
Winnipeg police are asking for help in finding a 32-year-old woman who hasn't been seen since last Friday.
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- Tuesday 02PM Dec 12/23
Opponents, teammates, buddies: Manitoba pair vie for spots on Canada's world juniors team
A bond forged inside Manitoba's arenas and on the province's baseball diamonds brought Conor Geekie and Denton Mateychuk close as they challenged, pushed and supported each other. Now they sit on the cusp of making another, much bigger, memory.
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- Tuesday 01PM Dec 12/23
NDP’s challenge is to deliver on voters’ faith
There’s no question the single biggest challenge facing Manitoba’s NDP government is to fix the province’s beleaguered health-care system. Health care was far and away the party’s main focus during […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 01PM Dec 12/23
True North and SCO enter memorandum for redevelopments in Winnipeg
True North Real Estate Development Limited and the Southern Chiefs’ Organization have entered a memorandum to collaborate on two projects in downtown Winnipeg.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Dec 12/23
True North, Southern Chiefs join forces in downtown projects as cost estimates jump
A new partnership is being celebrated as a critical step toward economic reconciliation, which is expected to transform two massive downtown projects and improve the lives of people who live […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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