Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
Manitoba RCMP constable charged with unsafe driving in Portage la Prairie
A Manitoba RCMP officer is facing an unsafe driving charge after months of an investigation into a collision in Portage la Prairie.
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- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
Gimli's new short-term rental rules to take effect in the new year
New rules and regulations for short-term rentals in Gimli are set to take effect in the new year.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
Green-light photo radar review, gather evidence
It’s been more than 20 years since Winnipeg began using photo enforcement. Yet, despite claims by politicians, Winnipeg Police Board officials and chiefs of police that the technology makes streets […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
Province to open 250 rentals in four cities for homeless
The Manitoba government is putting up $2.8 million for emergency housing over the winter. The goal is to help people who are currently homeless and those who are at risk […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
IIU investigating altercation after man claims assault by off-duty Winnipeg officers
The man reported the incident to the Winnipeg Police Service, alleging he was assaulted and injured by two off-duty officers on Dec. 14.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
New 28-bed unit at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre will offer 'care that stroke patients deserve'
Manitoba stroke survivors will be able to access specialized care and intensive rehabilitation in a new acute stroke unit at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre, which is opening on Monday.
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- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
Multi-million-dollar initiative to fund supportive housing in Manitoba, government announces
A multi-million-dollar initiative to create more supportive housing units and care across Manitoba was announced by the minister of housing.© Global |
- Friday 03PM Dec 15/23
Manitoba RCMP Officer Charged in Vehicle Collision
A Manitoba RCMP officer has been charged following a collision in Portage la Prairie in the summer.
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- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Police watchdog investigating 2 Winnipeg officers accused of assaulting man while off-duty
A man reported to the Winnipeg Police Service that he had been assaulted by two men at a Main Street establishment and suspected they were police.
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- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Experts, law enforcement urge snowmobiles to take extra caution
As people gather for the holidays, many families will be headed out on their snowmobiles in full force, but experts and law enforcement are advising members of the public to take extra caution when embracing the long-standing winter tradition. The snowpack in the province has been slow to arrive, but officials with the Snowmobilers of Manitoba – or SnoMan – say […]
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- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Police watchdog investigating alleged assault by off-duty officers
Winnipeg's police watchdog is investigating a claim that a man was assaulted by two off-duty police officers.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Manitoba willing to take in refugees from ‘dire humanitarian situation’ in Gaza, Kinew tells PM in letter
Manitoba’s premier has penned a letter to Canada’s prime minister over his concerns about the “dire humanitarian situation” in Gaza for children and civilians amid the ongoing war between Israel […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Manitoba RCMP police service dog nabs suspect who tried to run and hide
One K9, Marook, tracked the third suspect into the woods and found him, police said. The suspect didn't obey officer orders but was arrested with Marook's help.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Manitoba police watchdog investigating assault by two off-duty WPS officers
Manitoba’s police watchdog is investigating an assault that was allegedly carried out by two off-duty officers of the Winnipeg Police Service. The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU), says they were notified of an incident that occurred Thursday near Main Street and Rupertsland Avenue. In the report, Winnipeg police say a man contacted them stating […]
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- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
Manitoba announces $5.7M plan for up to 250 rental units to help homeless people this winter
The Manitoba government says it is investing $5.7 million into a new strategy to prevent homelessness over the winter.
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- Friday 02PM Dec 15/23
More housing coming for homeless in Manitoba with mental health supports
The Manitoba government says it’s spending $2.8 million on supportive housing units to address homelessness. The government says up to 250 rental units will be available in the coming weeks in Winnipeg, Brandon, Swan River, and Portage la Prairie. The units will be a combination of publicly owned Manitoba Housing apartments, non-profit homes, and private rentals with government rent […]
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- Friday 01PM Dec 15/23
RCMP launch manhunt for man facing several firearm charges
After two searches at a home and business in Flin Flon, Man., one man is behind bars and another wanted on firearms-related charges.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Dec 15/23
'It's Mother Nature': Unseasonably warm weather delays opening for Manitoba ski hills
What does a ski hill do when there is no snow? They make their own. But this year Mother Nature has not been cooperating.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Dec 15/23
HSC unveils new stroke-treatment unit in former women’s hospital
A new, dedicated stroke recovery unit will accept its first patients Monday. The province’s first acute stroke unit is located on the fifth floor of the former women’s pavilion at […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 01PM Dec 15/23
More housing coming for homeless in Manitoba with mental-health supports
The Manitoba government says it's spending $2.8 million on supportive housing units to address homelessness.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Dec 15/23
Online News Act Funding Capped for Private Broadcasters, CBC: Regulations
The Liberal government has put a cap on how much money CBC and other broadcasters can get from Google after the tech company agreed last month to pay $100 million annually to compensate Canadian news companies.
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- Friday 12PM Dec 15/23
True North turning to business community with plea for Jets season tickets
True North Sports and Entertainment is working to get more butts in seats for the Winnipeg Jets.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Dec 15/23
Winnipeg high school reports 'explicitly altered' photos of students shared online
A high school in Winnipeg is warning parents that explicit photos of its students taken from social media and then altered with artificial intelligence are circulating online.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Dec 15/23
AI-generated fake nude photos of girls from Winnipeg school posted online
Collège Béliveau is dealing with the dark side of artificial intelligence after AI-generated nude photos of underage students were discovered being circulated at the Winnipeg school.
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- Friday 10AM Dec 15/23
Speaker Greg Fergus apologizes in House of Commons again for partisan video
The Speaker of the House of Commons apologized once again on Friday for filming a video played at a partisan event, after a parliamentary committee had called on him to show more contrition. “I made a serious mistake,” Speaker Greg Fergus, a Liberal MP who represents a riding in western Quebec, told the House of […]
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- Friday 09AM Dec 15/23
A Look at Winnipeg Winners in the 2023 Canadian Radio Awards
Broadcast Dialogue has unveiled its 2023 Canadian Radio Awards winners. Here's a look at the Winnipeg winners this year.
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- Friday 08AM Dec 15/23
11-year-old dies days after getting hit by a puck during hockey practice in Saint-Eustache
An 11-year-old hockey player in Saint-Eustache, northwest of Montreal, died days after getting hit by a puck Tuesday night in what is being called an “unfortunate accident” during a practice. On Friday morning, local police confirmed the player died of their injuries. “This morning, we were saddened to learn of the child’s death. We would […]
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- Friday 07AM Dec 15/23
Quebecer finds winning Loto ticket inside Christmas decorations, wins $50,000
When you put your Christmas decorations away, did you ever think you might find a winning Loto ticket in 12 months? Well, that’s what happened to Mathieu Labrie, from the Montérégie region. He won a $50,000 Celebration prize just days before the deadline. On Nov. 29, while taking Christmas decorations out of their boxes with […]
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- Friday 07AM Dec 15/23
How a Canadian prepares for a stint on the ISS
In 2025, Canadian astronaut Josh Kutryk will take to the stars for a stint on the International Space Station, the latest in a long string of examples of Canada punching above its weight in space exploration. Josh Kutryk is a Canadian astronaut, engineer and pilot. He will be an occupant of the International Space Station […]
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- Friday 05AM Dec 15/23
Klar So Nordic Spa Opens Near Riding Mountain National Park
A new Nordic Spa experience just outside of Riding Mountain National Park has opened in time for the holiday season.
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- Friday 05AM Dec 15/23
MPI's decision to put brakes on full-time remote work for employees disappointing, union says
The union representing Manitoba Public Insurance employees says many of its members are upset after the Crown corporation ordered hundreds of staff to return to the office at least a few days a week.
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- Friday 05AM Dec 15/23
'Prices really have gone crazy': Cost of food changing Winnipeg family's holiday traditions
A Winnipeg family is adjusting its holiday menu this year due to the cost of food. Inflation is also impacting what the Christmas Cheer Board can offer in its hampers. One Dalhousie University professor expects many Canadians to choose cheaper options this season, but he says food inflation will slow down in 2024.
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- Friday 05AM Dec 15/23
Slain Winnipeg woman remembered as caring young mother with generous spirit
Ava Zaber was always excited for the holidays, and had just taken her son, Landon, to the Santa Claus parade with her family days before her death on Nov. 21. Now, the 20-year-old woman's family is preparing for their first Christmas without her.
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- Thursday 09PM Dec 14/23
Could gambling help Manitoba address its deficit? Heads turn after MBLL mandate
Earlier this week, the NDP mandated MBLL to 'lift the pause on gaming expansion.' The ask has people wondering if this is a provincial move to climb out of over $1 billion in debt.© Global |
- Thursday 09PM Dec 14/23
Vivian Silver, activist killed in Hamas attack, remembered as peacemaker at Winnipeg memorial
Hundreds of people gathered in Winnipeg to pay their respects and honour the life of Israeli-Canadian peace activist Vivian Silver, 74, a Winnipeg-born activist who was killed in the Oct. 7 attack by Hamas in Israel.
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- Thursday 09PM Dec 14/23
Vivian Silver, victim of Hamas attack, remembered as peacemaker
Winnipeg’s Jewish community gathered Thursday to mourn a peace activist who died after Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Vivian Silver, 74, was born and raised in Winnipeg but moved […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 08PM Dec 14/23
'Bringing the spirit and excitement of Christmas': Santa Claus visits isolated northern Manitoba communities
Santa Claus didn't need the help of his reindeer and sleigh for his trip to some of Manitoba's isolated northern communities this week to spread some Christmas cheer.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 14/23
Police investigate ‘explicitly altered’ images of Winnipeg high school students
City police are investigating reports of AI-generated nude photos of underage students circulating at a local high school. Members of the Winnipeg Police Service attended Collège Béliveau, a Grade 9-12 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 14/23
NDP to rework Tory foreign health-care worker recruitment plan
Manitoba’s new government has no plans to extend an ongoing recruiting mission for health-care workers in the Philippines, which so far has brought only 23 employees to the province. NDP […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 14/23
Juno Award-nominated musician among residents displaced by Main Street building fire
Elise Nadeau thought it was just another false alarm when she heard the blaring noise at about 5 a.m. Wednesday from her residential suite above 611 Main St. This time, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 06PM Dec 14/23
Mayor repeats warning of tight 2024 budget as city's Winnipeg Transit subsidies balloon
With a big shift in Winnipeg Transit's budget forecast over the next few years, Mayor Scott Gillingham warned Thursday for the second time this month that the city is facing a difficult budget in the year ahead.
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- Thursday 06PM Dec 14/23
Cheques no longer in the mail
The NDP government will not mail out cheques for the $453-million education property tax rebate brought in by the Progressive Conservatives. On Thursday, Premier Wab Kinew announced the 50 per […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
Silver alert issued for 81-year-old city man
The family of a missing senior who has dementia is calling for residents of River East to keep an eye out for him. “He’s an avid walker, but now he’s […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
City Hall: Portage Place deadline extended, sewage plant upgrade audited and public trash pickups studied
Council extends Portage Place deadline City council will provide True North Real Estate Development six more months to determine if it will buy Portage Place to carry out a $650-million […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
Psychiatric report ordered for accused in vet clinic incident
A man arrested for a violent incident that sent veterinary clinic employees scrambling for safety will undergo a psychiatric assessment to determine whether he should be found not criminally responsible. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
‘It was unnecessary’: Death of Indigenous mother sparks bias concerns in Ontario healthcare
The death of an Indigenous mother a year ago in Ontario is raising some concerns over healthcare bias.© Global |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
Mayor warns cost of Winnipeg Transit soaring
Taxpayers will be on the hook for skyrocketing Winnipeg Transit subsidies — just the latest strain on the city’s next budget, Mayor Scott Gillingham says. The mayor announced municipal Winnipeg […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
Bar staff tried to stop off-duty cop later charged with drunk driving
An off-duty Winnipeg police officer has been charged with impaired driving after allegedly drinking beer at a Henderson Highway bar, making his way past the establishment’s security and getting behind […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 14/23
Manitoba urging everyone to get vaccinated ahead of holidays
With holiday season travel and gatherings fast approaching, Manitoba Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara is urging all Manitobans to ensure they are up to date with both their flu and COVID vaccinations, to protect the health care system. “Flu is on the rise and seems to be hitting the system earlier this year than in prior […]
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- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Winnipeg’s Nutty Club is coming to an end heading into the new year
The Nutty Club brand, consisting of packaged candy, salted nuts and popcorn, will close down along with the rest of the company's operations in late January next year.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Manitoba changes property tax rebates but can’t yet fulfil promise on billionaires
The Manitoba government is changing its rebate system for education taxes on property but is unable, for now, to fulfil its promise to stop giving rebates to out-of-province billionaires. Premier Wab Kinew says instead of mailing out 50-per-cent rebate cheques to property owners, as of next year property owners will see the rebate discounted from […]
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- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Dentists are calling on non-profit organizations to sign up for free oral health kits
Dentists with the Manitoba Dental Foundation are looking to give back to the community and celebrate one of their own. Frank Hechter is a retired orthodontist and executive director of the Manitoba Dental Foundation. He says the foundation looking to donate oral health kits to non-profit organizations across the province. “The kits consist of an […]
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- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Indigenous groups, Manitoba RCMP partner to address violence in communities
Indigenous groups team up with Manitoba RCMP to implement recommendations from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Family pleads for help finding missing 81-year-old Winnipeg man with dementia
Family of an 81-year-old with dementia who went missing two days ago in North Kildonan are repeating their calls for help for his safe return.
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- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Friday night football dominates Winnipeg Blue Bombers home schedule in 2024
The four-time CFL West Division champions will begin the new season with a Grey Cup rematch versus the Montreal Alouettes on Thursday, June 6 at IG Field.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Off-duty police officer facing impaired driving charges
An off-duty Winnipeg police officer is facing impaired driving charges.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 14/23
Kinew follows through on pledge to deduct education tax from Manitobans' bills instead of mailing cheques
Premier Wab Kinew is following through on his campaign promise to offer property owners a break on provincial taxes at the source instead of mailing out rebate cheques — but he's unable to fulfil a related pledge to stop giving breaks to out-of-province billionaires.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Manitoba changes property tax rebates but can’t yet fulfill promise on billionaires
Manitoba is changing its rebate system for education taxes on property but is unable, for now, to fulfill its promise to stop giving rebates to out-of-province billionaires.© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Manitoba RCMP, Indigenous leaders team up to identify 10 ways to address gender-based violence
Indigenous groups and Manitoba RCMP are partnering to implement some recommendations in the final report from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Manitoba health minister urges vaccination as respiratory viruses hit health-care system
The health minister highlighted the need for vaccines against respiratory viruses ahead of the winter season and said illnesses are impacting provincial health-care system.© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
A look at alcohol sales rules by province across the country
TORONTO — The Ontario government has announced sales of beer, wine, cider and ready-to-drink cocktails will be allowed in convenience stores and all grocery stores in Ontario by 2026. Here’s how alcohol is sold in other Canadian provinces: British Columbia Beer, wine and spirits are sold in provincially-owned and private liquor stores. Craft beer can […]
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Get vaccinated so illness doesn't ruin your holiday plans: top Manitoba health officials
With major winter holidays quickly approaching, officials in Manitoba are asking more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and seasonal influenza to build up their immunity before heading to large gatherings with friends and family in the coming weeks.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Manitoba changes property tax rebates but can't yet fulfil promise on billionaires
Manitoba's NDP government is following through on one property-tax promise from its election campaign, but is not ready to act on a pledge to stop issuing rebates to billionaires.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Rising number of flu cases affecting hospitals, Manitoba government says
Manitoba health officials say the number of flu cases is rising and putting a strain on hospitals.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Indigenous leadership creates Joint Action Circle to address violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQ+ people
Indigenous leadership, in accordance with the Manitoba RCMP, has created a Joint Action Circle with the hopes of addressing the continued violence against Indigenous women, girls, and 2SLGBTQ+ people. Manitoba RCMP is working with several Indigenous organizations in the province to prioritize areas of concern and develop strategies and action plans to address the ongoing […]
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Coin collectors clamour to claim first King Charles III coins
Winnipeggers were lining up outside the Royal Canadian Mint on Thursday to get their hands on the new Canadian currency bearing the effigy of King Charles III.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 14/23
Nutty Club no more: Famous Winnipeg snack brand to shut down in January
He doesn't have the lofty perch of the Golden Boy, but Winnipeg's Can-D-Man is just as iconic, and possibly even better known around the country. But that's about to end.
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 14/23
The Forks bumps usual New Year's Eve celebrations to Jan. 1
A range of programming usually draws droves down to ring in the New Year on Dec. 31 at The Forks, but this year the festivities won't be happening until the first of the month.
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 14/23
Senate bill would require age verification for Canadians accessing porn sites
A Senate bill that would require Canadians to verify their age online before accessing porn is moving through the House of Commons without the support of the Liberal government. Independent Sen. Julie Miville-Dechêne, who sponsored Bill S-210, says it is difficult to understand why 133 Liberal MPs voted against the bill on Thursday as other […]
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 14/23
Andre Braugher died from lung cancer, rep for ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ and ‘Homicide’ star says
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Andre Braugher died from lung cancer, a representative said Thursday. When the Emmy-winning actor who starred in the series “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” and “Homicide: Life on the Street” died Monday at age 61, his representatives said only that he had been through a brief illness, but his publicist Jennifer Allen gave the […]
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 14/23
NDP and Liberals set new deadline for introduction of pharmacare bill
The NDP and Liberals have agreed to a new March 1 deadline for the federal government to introduce pharmacare legislation in the House of Commons, as part of the parties’ deal to keep the minority government in power. The Liberals had promised to pass a law by the end of the year that would set […]
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
Westman non-profit seeks more volunteers as demand for food hampers eclipses last year's total
Volunteers with Brandon-Westman Christmas Cheer have delivered nearly 1,450 holiday hampers this year - its largest delivery to date. But the non-profit needs help: It's run out of room to keep food stocks and stocking stuffers at its headquarters
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
Indigenous Groups, Manitoba RCMP Partner to Address Violence in Communities
WINNIPEG — Indigenous groups and Manitoba RCMP are partnering to implement some recommendations in the final report from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls.
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
'Our voices are being heard': RCMP and Indigenous communities working to address gender-based violence
The Manitoba RCMP is partnering with Indigenous governments and organizations to better address the violence against Indigenous women, girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ people.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
Inmate death reported in Stony Mountain Institution
An inmate has died in Manitoba's Stony Mountain Institution.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
'He's vulnerable': Family of missing man makes plea for help
The family of a missing 81-year-old Winnipeg man is making a plea to the public to help find him.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
Winnipeg police officer charged with impaired driving
Winnipeg police say an officer has been charged with impaired driving in connection to an incident on Dec. 8.
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 14/23
The Forks in Winnipeg Plans New Year’s Day Fun
WINNIPEG -- The Forks wants you to ring in 2024 with a flurry of activities at the popular tourist destination.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
Blue Bombers Open 2024 Season with Grey Cup Rematch
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers kick off the 2024 CFL season at home on Thursday, June 6, in a 110th Grey Cup rematch
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
Off-duty Winnipeg police constable charged with impaired driving
An off-duty Winnipeg police constable has been charged with driving under the influence.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
Numerous people arrested as part of Winnipeg police’s retail theft prevention initiative
Over 30 individuals have been arrested as part of a retail theft initiative initiated by the Winnipeg Police Service, in the span of two days.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
CFL releases 2024 regular-season schedule with Grey Cup rematch as opener
The CFL will kick off its 2024 schedule with a Grey Cup rematch. The Grey Cup-champion Montreal Alouettes will open the campaign visiting the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on June 6, the CFL announced Thursday.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
Off-duty Winnipeg police officer charged with impaired driving offences
An off-duty police officer is facing impaired driving-related charges after Winnipeg police were called to a residence regarding a suspected impaired driver.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
Inmate dies in Manitoba prison: correctional services
Correctional Service Canada said an inmate was reported to have died at Stony Mountain Institution. An investigation is underway.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 14/23
Truck driver who caused deadly Broncos crash loses latest bid to stay in Canada
A judge dismissed applications on Thursday from the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash and was fighting deportation back to India. Jaskirat Singh Sidhu was sentenced to eight years in prison for causing the 2018 crash in Saskatchewan that killed 16 people and injured 13 others. He pleaded guilty to dangerous […]
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- Thursday 11AM Dec 14/23
Inmate dies at Stony Mountain Institution
Andrew Rae, an inmate at Stony Mountain Institution, died on Tuesday, according to a news release from the Correctional Service of Canada.
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- Thursday 11AM Dec 14/23
Police seek man in connection with death of man found unresponsive on St. Vital Bridge
Winnipeg police are asking for help locating a man who might have information regarding another man who was found unresponsive on the St. Vital Bridge earlier this month and died at hospital.
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- Thursday 11AM Dec 14/23
Off-Duty Winnipeg Cop Charged with Impaired Driving
Winnipeg police have charged one of their own officers with impaired driving.
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- Thursday 11AM Dec 14/23
Winnipeg non-profits need more volunteer hands to help keep holiday spirit alive
Winnipeg organizations say they are in desperate need of more volunteers to help distribute Christmas food hampers and fundraise for year-round programming.
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- Thursday 10AM Dec 14/23
Police Search for Answers in Man’s Death on St. Vital Bridge
Winnipeg police are trying to piece together what happened to a 63-year-old man after he was found critically injured on St. Vital Bridge.
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- Thursday 10AM Dec 14/23
Police looking for man in connection with death on St. Vital Bridge
The Winnipeg Police Service is asking for the public’s help to identify a man who may have information about a death on the St. Vital Bridge earlier this month.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Dec 14/23
Vilardi has career-high 4-point game in return to L.A. to lead Jets over Kings, 5-2
Gabriel Vilardi scored a career-high four points with a goal and three assists in his impressive return to Los Angeles, leading the Winnipeg Jets to a 5-2 victory over the Kings on Wednesday night.
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- Thursday 06AM Dec 14/23
Winnipeg’s Iconic ‘Nutty Club’ Closing in January
Winnipeg's beloved 'Nutty Club' candy brand, in operation for over a century, is set to close its doors in late January.
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- Thursday 05AM Dec 14/23
True North enlists business leaders to help sell Winnipeg Jets season tickets
True North Sports and Entertainment has recruited Manitoba businesspeople to sell season tickets for the Winnipeg Jets.
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- Thursday 05AM Dec 14/23
Mixed feelings for some Ukrainians in Manitoba about shift to celebrating Christmas on Dec. 25
Many Ukrainian Orthodox Christians in Manitoba will be celebrating Christmas earlier than usual this year, after changes made both in Ukraine and by the Ukrainian Orthodox Church in Canada.
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- Wednesday 09PM Dec 13/23
Winnipeg children's emergency department seeing increase in sick kids
The children's hospital emergency department in Winnipeg is seeing an uptick in patients seeking care, prompting a spike in wait times.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08PM 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. “We don’t have a specific proposal in front of us, but what we’re saying is that we’re open to working together on economic reconciliation,” Kinew told reporters. “And if that […]
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- Wednesday 08PM Dec 13/23
Team Einarson eyeing second straight WFG Masters title, historic Scotties streak in 2024
Kerri Einarson's rink has been one of the most dominant in Canadian history over the last few years, now they're dialing in their play ahead of what could be a historic 2024.© Global |
- Wednesday 08PM Dec 13/23
Mandate to expand liquor retail in Manitoba raises concern with beer vendor
Manitobans could have more places to pick up a cold one in the near future and not all are toasting to the news.© CTV |
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