Thursday 05PM Dec 28/23
Man arrested, charged for bank robberies in Steinbach, Grunthal: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP charged a suspect in a pair of bank robberies in Grunthal and Steinbach this week.
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- Thursday 05PM Dec 28/23
Former PC minister decries 'unconscionable' attempt to OK silica mining deal after losing Manitoba election
Another former Progressive Conservative cabinet member is alleging the former provincial government tried to ram through approval of an Alberta mining company's proposal to drill for sand in southeastern Manitoba days after it lost the provincial election in October.
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- Thursday 05PM Dec 28/23
âIt all happened so fastâ: man stabbed defending children in Thompson home invasion recovers in hospital
A father of five says he is grateful to be alive, after a violent home invasion Christmas Eve left him clinging to life on an emergency room operating table. Ramsey Thomas, a Winnipeg man who was in Thompson visiting his children, was stabbed five times while trying to shield the children from a group of intruders who came crashing through the door in the early hours of Dec. 24. âIt just felt so surreal. They were asking for money and I just told them, âYouâve got the wrong guy, man, Iâm just here to visit my babies,ââ Thomas said, speaking [âŠ]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Dec 28/23
Winnipeg police respond to serious incident in West Broadway neighbourhood
A large Winnipeg police presence was seen on Furby Street in the West Broadway neighbourhood, responding to what they described as a serious incident.
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- Thursday 05PM Dec 28/23
WPS respond to serious incident on Furby Street
Winnipeg Police are attending to a "serious incident" in the first 100 block of Furby St.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Kinew plans to get train-yard relocation study back on the rails; proponents ready to climb aboard
Manitobaâs premier wants to study the feasibility and cost of moving rail yards and lines out of Winnipeg â a mammoth undertaking that he believes should be done incrementally. In […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Six years for Main Street fatal stabbing
A Winnipeg woman who fatally stabbed a stranger at a Main Street crosswalk has been sentenced to six years in prison for what a judge described as an âimpulsive act of extreme violence against a defenceless person.â Nancy Whiteway, 35, was originally charged with second-degree murder in the Nov. 27, 2021, stabbing of George Houle, but entered a guilty plea to the reduced charge of manslaughter days before she was to stand trial. Surveillance video provided to court showed Whiteway and a male companion approaching the pedestrian crosswalk at Main Street and Logan Avenue shortly before noon, when they passed [âŠ]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Portage and Main not a priority: premier
Crossing Portage and Main on foot isn’t on Premier Wab Kinew’s new year’s resolutions list, but other Winnipeggers aren’t giving up on the downtown pedestrian dream. Kinew said a story […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Committee report on potential landfill search expected in January
The committee tasked with studying the feasibility of searching a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women is planning to release a report on its findings in early […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Public asked to avoid Furby Street due to 'serious incident'
The Winnipeg Police Service is currently responding to a serious incident at an apartment building on Furby Street.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Man shot and killed by police during hostage incident on Furby Street: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police say officers shot and killed a man who was allegedly holding people hostage in an apartment building on Furby Street Thursday afternoon.© CTV |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
âThe pain of losing a loved one cannot be quenchedâ: slain Ukrainian refugeeâs widow grateful for support
The wife of a Ukrainian refugee fatally stabbed in a random daylight attack last week is speaking for the first time since his shocking death, expressing appreciation to people who’ve […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 04PM Dec 28/23
Off-duty Winnipeg police officer helps hold alleged thief in RM of Tache
On the evening of Dec. 23, Steinbach RCMP were called about a suspicious vehicle driving on a property in the RM of Tache. An off-duty Winnipeg Police Service officer at the residence confronted the suspects restraining one until the RCMP arrived.
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 28/23
$100K of crack cocaine seized in northern Manitoba: RCMP
Manitoba RCMP say they seized more than $100,000 worth of crack cocaine from a northern community last weekend. Mounties in Norway House say they were conducting a traffic stop Dec. 23 around 11:15 p.m. when officers noticed âdrug paraphernaliaâ in the vehicle. Police arrested the four people in the vehicle, then searched it. RCMP allege […]
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- Thursday 03PM Dec 28/23
Four men arrested after $1.2M worth of items stolen in string of thefts
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) has arrested four men in connection with a string of break and enters that resulted in the theft of more than $1.2 million worth of items.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Dec 28/23
More than $1.2M in goods stolen in string of thefts, say Winnipeg police
Winnipeg Police have charged four men after a string of thefts totalling around $1.2 million in stolen property. Officers recovered around $582,000 in stolen goods and are now working to identify victims and return items to their proper owners.Â
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 28/23
What's open and closed in Winnipeg on New Year's Day
New Yearâs Day is coming up on Monday, which means some businesses, services and organizations may be closed or operating at reduced hours.© CTV |
- Thursday 02PM Dec 28/23
Canada to offer humanitarian visas to those fleeing Sudan if relatives pay costs
Ottawa is offering a lifeline to people fleeing an escalating civil war in Sudan if they have relatives in Canada who agree to financially support them. Immigration Minister Marc Miller says this new humanitarian pathway is for both Sudanese citizens and other foreign citizens who lived in Sudan when conflict broke out in mid-April. The […]
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- Thursday 02PM Dec 28/23
Manitobaâs next generation of leaders debate, structure laws in youth parliament
With the provincial government on holiday break, Manitobaâs leaders of tomorrow have taken over the legislature this week. High school and post-secondary students have the opportunity to step into the shoes of political leaders for the 102nd annual Youth Parliament of Manitoba. âI believe political literacy, especially in youth, is incredibly important,â said Lien Huynh, […]
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 28/23
Winnipeg rockers invited to perform in Indigenous music showcase at iconic L.A. venue
When the call came in to play a âbucket listâ gig, CJ Loane didnât have to think twice. âObviously I didn’t bat an eye. Yep, we’re in!â said The Bloodshots frontman. The Winnipeg band is taking the show on the road â more than 3,000 kilometres from Manitobaâs capital to sunny Los Angeles â for […]
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- Thursday 01PM Dec 28/23
'Fear, despair and hopelessness' gripped woman when she fatally stabbed man in Winnipeg: judge
Judgment reveals tragic circumstances behind fatal stabbing of George Elie Houle and what a judge calls the 'horrific and tragic life experiences' of the woman sentenced for manslaughter.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 28/23
Premier Kinew eyes relocating rail lines in Winnipeg, but not opening Portage and Main
It’s been talked about for generations, and could cost more than $1 billion, but the idea of relocating the rail lines that criss-cross and divide Winnipeg is up for discussion again. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he wants to look at whether the project could be done incrementally. “This is something that’s a hugely expensive […]
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 28/23
Brandon man charged in collision that killed teen cyclist
A Brandon driver who struck and killed a teenaged cyclist in October has been charged following a lengthy investigation, police say.
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- Thursday 12PM Dec 28/23
'Take our time': Kinew says decision not made yet on supervised consumption site location
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said the province is taking its time to find a location for a supervised consumption site in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Thursday 12PM Dec 28/23
Operation Red Nose in Winnipeg concluding after New Yearâs Eve
Approximately 600 rides were completed last year in Winnipeg by Operation Red Nose, which aims to prevent impaired driving by residents.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Dec 28/23
Winnipeg woman wins $1M lottery jackpot
A Winnipeg woman has a lot to celebrate heading into the new year after winning a $1 million lottery prize.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Dec 28/23
Montreal man seeks to launch class-action lawsuit over cantaloupe salmonella outbreak
A Montreal man who spent almost a week in hospital with a salmonella infection after consuming cantaloupes is seeking permission to launch a class-action lawsuit against two food companies. BACKGROUND: More Cantaloupe-related illnesses reported in Canada Law firm Slater Vecchio LLP filed the application Dec. 12 in Quebec Superior Court alleging that Olivier Archambault got […]
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- Thursday 10AM Dec 28/23
âFinancial freedomâ: Winnipeg resident with big plans following $1 million lotto draw
For Winnipeg resident, Carla Baranski, winning the latest lottery prize means being able to help her family and take care of her finances.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Dec 28/23
Duck Pond open to skaters at Winnipegâs Assiniboine Park
The Riley Family Duck Pond is once more open to the public as a skating venue this season, located at Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Dec 28/23
Last Canadian kidnapped by Hamas, Judih Weinstein Haggai, declared dead
The family of the only Canadian citizen who was still missing after Hamas militants conducted a brutal assault on Israel has confirmed her death. A relative says Judih Weinstein Haggai died on Oct. 7, the day of the attacks that killed an estimated 1,200 people, and her body is being held in the Gaza Strip. […]
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- Thursday 09AM Dec 28/23
Winnipeg Woman Wins $1M Lottery Prize
A Winnipeg woman is going into the new year with $1 million in her pocket.
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- Thursday 09AM Dec 28/23
Hoops star Gilgeous-Alexander named CP male athlete of the year
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander took 2023 by storm, blossoming into a superstar on both the NBA and international stages. The basketball star from Hamilton has added another feather to his cap, coming out on top of an impressive field to be named The Canadian Press male athlete of the year. Gilgeous-Alexander broke out in 2022-23 with the […]
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- Thursday 08AM Dec 28/23
Traffic stop leads to seizure of over $100K in crack cocaine: Manitoba RCMP
Traffic stop leads to seizure of over $100K in crack cocaine© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Dec 28/23
Blackhawks edge Jets 2-1 in OT on strength of 2 goals by rookie phenom Connor Bedard
Connor Bedard scored his second goal of the game at 2:15 of a frantic overtime, leading the Chicago Blackhawks to a 2-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday night.
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- Thursday 08AM Dec 28/23
Rail line relocation on Kinew's radar, but not reopening Portage and Main
It's been talked about for generations and could cost more than $1 billion, but the idea of relocating the rail lines that criss-cross and divide Winnipeg is up for discussion again.
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- Thursday 08AM Dec 28/23
Kinew Eyes Relocating Rail Lines in Winnipeg, But Not Opening Portage and Main
WINNIPEG â It's been talked about for generations, and could cost more than $1 billion, but the idea of relocating the rail lines that criss-cross and divide Winnipeg is up for discussion again.
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- Thursday 07AM Dec 28/23
Man Critically Stabbed in Thompson Home Invasion
Manitoba RCMP are investigating a home invasion in Thompson where a group of people stabbed a man.
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- Thursday 07AM Dec 28/23
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announces 78 new appointments to Order of Canada
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has announced 78 new appointments to the Order of Canada â a list that includes activists, authors, artists, Indigenous leaders and other accomplished Canadians.
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- Thursday 07AM Dec 28/23
George Stroumboulopoulos among 78 named to Order of Canada
When George Stroumboulopoulos thinks back on his TV career, it’s his time hosting The NewMusic in the early 2000s that resonates most. Many Canadians remember how the gregarious host introduced them to bands and musicians on the MuchMusic program, and those years are part of the reason he is now being appointed to the Order […]
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- Thursday 06AM Dec 28/23
Kinew eyes relocating rail lines in Winnipeg, but not opening Portage and Main
It's been talked about for generations, and could cost more than $1 billion, but the idea of relocating the rail lines that criss-cross and divide Winnipeg is up for discussion again.© CTV |
- Thursday 03AM Dec 28/23
Israeli strikes across Gaza kill dozens of Palestinians, even in largely emptied north
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip (AP) â Israeli forces bombarded cities, towns and refugee camps across Gaza overnight and into Thursday, killing dozens of people in an air and ground offensive against Hamas that has widened to most of the territory and forced thousands more to flee from homes and shelters. The war has already killed […]
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- Thursday 03AM Dec 28/23
This Winnipeg scientist is using viruses to fight drug-resistant superbugs
Steven Theriault is convinced he has the solution to an urgent global public health threat â antibiotic resistance. But he canât get his bacteria-killing viruses approved through what he calls Canadaâs rigid and outdated regulatory system.
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- Wednesday 10PM Dec 27/23
Bedard scores twice, including OT winner, as Blackhawks down Winnipeg Jets 2-1
Morgan Barron scored the lone goal for the Jets, who hit the post five times and went 0/4 on the power play.© Global |
- Wednesday 09PM Dec 27/23
Manitobans embracing winter activities despite mild temperatures
With a warm December nearly in the rearview mirror, many Manitobans are itching to get out and enjoy their favourite winter activities.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Dec 27/23
Manitoba hospitals seeing surge, expecting rise in respiratory illness
Pharmacies are trying to help with a spike in respiratory illnesses as intensive care units burst with patients.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 27/23
Accused carjacker on probation for choking officer, assaulting two others
A Winnipeg man arrested after a violent carjacking earlier this month was on probation for choking an off-duty police officer until she nearly passed out, court records show. Ricardo Miguel […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 27/23
'Something different, new, adventurous': How families are staying active during winter break
With kids home from school for winter break, parents may be looking for ways to stay active as a family. Luckily, there are a number of programs and events for all ages within city limits.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Dec 27/23
Manitobans eager to enjoy winter hobbies amid mild weather, hope for frostier conditions soon
An El Niño winter means some favourite pastimes for Manitobans could be on the backburner for a bit longer.
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- Wednesday 06PM Dec 27/23
Kinew puts health authorities under microscope; wants patients, front-line workers at centre of system
A plan is in the works to overhaul the provinceâs health authorities with the goal of putting the patient experience at the centre. Premier Wab Kinew said the NDP government […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 27/23
After years of healing from chronic illness, Winnipeg nurse and musician getting back to what she loves
After years of painful and invasive surgeries to manage a chronic illness, a Winnipeg woman is finally able to return to her work as a musician and a nurse. Emma Cloney was diagnosed with lipedema in 2021 â an illness that causes painful fat buildup and swelling in the arms and legs, leading to immobility. […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Dec 27/23
$1M in severance paid to ex-Tory staff
Manitoba has paid more than $1 million in severance to âtechnical officersâ who were hired by the governing Progressive Conservatives but found themselves out of work after the party lost […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 27/23
Family of missing Winnipeg man with dementia concerned about his safety
The family of a missing 82-year-old man is looking for their loved one last seen in Winnipeg, hoping to find any evidence they can of where he may be.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Dec 27/23
A December to remember, but one cross-country skiers would like to forget
Cross-country skiers are feeling blue due to a lack of white stuff this holiday season. âItâs pretty bleak,â said Karin McSherry, executive director of the Cross Country Ski Association of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 27/23
Next stop, St. Louis transit security
Roughly 1,700 kilometres and an international border separate Robert Chrismas and Kevin Scott â and although they have never met, the two men have something in common. Both are former […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 27/23
Manitoba health-care system struggles amid flu, COVID-19 surge
Hospitals across the province have faced staffing issues for years, and a bad respiratory virus season is stretching already limited resources even further.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 27/23
Christmas tree recycling program underway in Winnipeg
With Christmas now over, the City of Winnipeg is reminding residents of it recycling program for Christmas trees. Depots are open to collect trees across the city.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 27/23
11 years for leader of drug trafficking network
A Winnipeg man whose cross-country drug and cigarette trafficking ring ensnared a Manitoba government official has been sentenced to 11 years in prison. Hue Ha, 37, pleaded guilty last month […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Dec 27/23
Man stabbed, critically injured during 'targeted' Thompson home invasion, RCMP say
A man in a northern Manitoba city was rushed to hospital in critical condition after he was stabbed early Sunday in what police are calling a targeted attack.
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- Wednesday 04PM Dec 27/23
Gimme shelters
On a blustery Thursday morning, a lone commuter is bundled up in a work jacket, shielding himself from the elements in a bus shelter at the edge of suburbia. The […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 27/23
Manitoba RCMP investigating home invasion at a Thompson residence
A male victim was assaulted and stabbed when a group of suspects forced their way into a Thompson residence, say Manitoba RCMP. The victim attempted to get children to safety.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 27/23
Winnipeg police chief attributes crime increase to addiction crisis, pandemic impact
Danny Smyth says an increased strain on mental health during the pandemic has led to more violence in the city, including a rise in homicides.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 27/23
Woman last seen on Christmas Day reported missing, police say
A 22-year-old woman last seen at Winnipeg's Children's Hospital on Christmas Day has been reported missing, according to police.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 27/23
RCMP investigating Christmas Eve home invasion in Thompson
Manitoba RCMP are investigating after a man was stabbed multiple times during a home invasion on Christmas Eve in Thompson.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Dec 27/23
'It's so nice to see them shine': Ringette players show their skills at annual Manitoba competition
Cameron Pethybridge, a former figure skater, is one of about 160 young ringette players hitting the ice during Winnipeg Ringette League's 13th annual skills competition and all-star game.
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- Wednesday 03PM Dec 27/23
Warm weather keeps active transit bridge investigation on hold
Mild weather has delayed efforts to assess the structural integrity of The Forks Historic Rail Bridge, which has remained closed for months with no reopening date in sight. The former […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 27/23
Winnipeg community raises over $81K for family of homicide victim
The community of Winnipeg has raised over $81,000 for the family of Ivan Rubanik, a Ukrainian refugee who was stabbed before the holidays.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Dec 27/23
'We have to produce results right away': Manitoba premier on 2024 plans for government
Improving health-care for Manitobans and addressing wait times will remain a priority for Premier Wab Kinewâs government in 2024, even as they grapple with a deficit increase they say was unexpected.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 27/23
Indigenous language revitalization efforts seeing success but need more support in Manitoba
Experts say it's not enough just to teach language and writing in a classroom â students need immersion programs and mentorship, plus more media.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Dec 27/23
Social media companies made $11B in US ad revenue from minors, Harvard study finds
Social media companies collectively made over $11 billion in U.S. advertising revenue from minors last year, according to a study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health published on Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 27/23
Four Teens Charged in West Alexander Homicide
Winnipeg police have charged four teens in connection to a homicide in the West Alexander area last month.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 27/23
B.C. trucker found dead 4 days after completing delivery in Winnipeg, family friend says
A long-haul truck driver from British Columbia, reported missing shortly after arriving in Winnipeg for a delivery on Friday, has been found dead.
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- Wednesday 12PM Dec 27/23
Four teens charged with manslaughter in connection with West Alexander homicide
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) has charged four teenagers and is still searching for two others following a crime spree last month that involved a homicide.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 27/23
Four boys linked to Remembrance Day mob mayhem charged in slaying
Four boys are in custody and two more are being sought after a 27-year-old man was killed outside a Winnipeg beer vendor during a spree of random attacks on Remembrance […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 27/23
4 teenagers charged with manslaughter in fatal Winnipeg stabbing
Winnipeg police say four teenage boys aged 14 to 16 were charged with manslaughter in connection with the fatal stabbing of a man in West Alexander last month. Police found the victim, 27-year-old Peter Filip, injured on the sidewalk at Arlington Street near Logan Avenue in the early hours of Nov. 11. He was taken […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Dec 27/23
4 teens charged with manslaughter in fatal Winnipeg stabbing
Four teenagers have been charged in connection with the stabbing death of a man in Winnipeg, and two other teens are still at large, police say.
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- Wednesday 11AM Dec 27/23
Winnipeg police arrest four, continue investigation into fatal stabbing
Several arrests were made following an investigation into the fatal stabbing of a Winnipeg man, say police. An investigation is ongoing.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 27/23
Comedian Tom Smothers, one-half of the Smothers Brothers, dies at 86
Tom Smothers, half of the Smothers Brothers and the co-host of one of the most socially conscious and groundbreaking television shows in the history of the medium, has died at 86.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Dec 27/23
Are we ready? Should we do this? The debate on expanding medical assistance in dying
The federal Liberals face a choice early in 2024. They can allow a sunset clause to take effect so that eligibility for medical assistance in dying expands to adults whose only reason for seeking it is a mental disorder. Or they can do what they did in 2023 and postpone it further, even indefinitely. Justice […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Dec 27/23
Bold NHL predictions for 2024: A Canadian team makes the Stanley Cup Final
We obviously donât know whatâs in store yet, but guessing is more than half the fun. Hereâs a six pack of spicy predictions for 2024 hockey.
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- Wednesday 09AM Dec 27/23
Manitoba Offers Money as Step to Full School Nutrition Program
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government is planning to take a step in the coming weeks toward its plan for a universal school meal program.
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- Wednesday 08AM Dec 27/23
The New York Times sues OpenAI, Microsoft over the use of its stories to train chatbots
The New York Times has filed a federal lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft seeking to end the use of its stories to train chatbots.
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- Wednesday 08AM Dec 27/23
Missing B.C. man last heard from in Winnipeg
A missing man from British Columbia was last heard from in Winnipeg.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Dec 27/23
Winnipegâs Christmas Tree Recycling Depots Now Open
The City of Winnipeg has opened its Let's Chip In Christmas tree recycling depots for the season.
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- Wednesday 07AM Dec 27/23
Manitoba moves toward promised universal school meal program
The Manitoba government is planning to take a step in the coming weeks toward its plan for a universal school meal program.
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- Wednesday 06AM Dec 27/23
Manitoba offers money as step to full school nutrition program
The Manitoba government is planning to take a step in the coming weeks toward its plan for a universal school meal program.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06AM Dec 27/23
The Eiffel Tower is closed while workers strike on the 100th anniversary of its founderâs death
PARIS (AP) â The Eiffel Tower was closed to visitors Wednesday because of a strike over contract negotiations timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the death of its creator, Gustave Eiffel. One of the worldâs most-visited sites, the Eiffel Tower is typically open 365 days a year â though it is occasionally affected […]
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- Wednesday 06AM Dec 27/23
Finally, âI donât feel like Iâm afraidâ
Facing persecution and discrimination â even from his own family â Esmail had known for a long time that he had to get out of Yemen. The spectre of remaining […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05AM Dec 27/23
Israel launches heavy strikes across central and southern Gaza after widening its offensive
RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) â Israel launched heavy strikes across central and southern Gaza overnight and into Wednesday after broadening its offensive against Hamas to more areas where the military had told Palestinians to seek shelter earlier in the war. Residents reported heavy bombing in the built-up Bureij refugee camp in central Gaza, in the […]
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- Wednesday 05AM Dec 27/23
Premier claims former PC government tried to ram through silica mining approval days after Manitoba election
Premier Wab Kinew claims the former PC government tried to approve Sio Silica's proposal to drill for sand in Manitoba days after the Tories lost the provincial election. The PCs deny this alleged breach of the caretaker convention.
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- Wednesday 05AM Dec 27/23
Trafficker got tips from Manitoba Finance official to avoid getting caught with illegal cigarettes: court doc
A Winnipeg man who led a drug trafficking ring used tips from a Manitoba Finance official to avoid getting caught with illegal cigarettes, and paid a security guard to hold a large amount of cocaine, a court document says.
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- Tuesday 06PM Dec 26/23
'A unique bonding experience': Pyjama Days kicks off at Manitoba Museum
Parents looking for something fun and educational to do with the kids over the holiday break can check out Pyjama Days, running from now until Jan. 7 at the Manitoba Museum.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Dec 26/23
Family desperate for clues after B.C. trucker goes missing following delivery in Winnipeg on Friday
A 34-year-old truck driver from British Columbia has been reported missing after family said he stopped communicating with them shortly after arriving in Winnipeg for a delivery on Friday.
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- Tuesday 05PM Dec 26/23
From wrapping paper to Christmas trees: How to get rid of holiday waste
The post-Christmas cleanup can sometimes turn into a trash pile-up.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Dec 26/23
Man wanted in assault of forcibly confined woman turns himself in, woman still at large: Winnipeg police
A Winnipeg man wanted in connection with the assault and forcible confinement of a woman earlier this month has turned himself in, police say, but they're still looking for a woman believed to have been involved in the attack.
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- Tuesday 04PM Dec 26/23
Police arrest 2nd suspect in forcible confinement case, 3rd still at large
Winnipeg police have arrested a second person in connection to a disturbing forcible confinement incident earlier this month.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 26/23
One suspect still at large in investigation of woman assaulted, left in dumpster
Winnipeg police say one suspect is still outstanding in their attempted murder investigation that saw a woman assaulted, bound, and left in a dumpster on Dec 10.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 26/23
Man surrenders to police following attempted killing
One of the suspects believed to be involved in the attempted killing of a woman found in a dumpster has turned himself in to police. Joey Michael Audy, a 35-year-old […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM Dec 26/23
Suspect turns himself in after woman tied up, left in dumpster: police
Winnipeg police say a second suspect is in custody after a woman was allegedly physically assaulted, tied up and left in a dumpster earlier this month. BACKGROUND: Winnipeg police seek 3 suspects after woman allegedly tied up, left in dumpster The Winnipeg Police Service says Joey Michael Audy, 35, turned himself in to police Tuesday. […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Dec 26/23
'Cross off Boxing Day, that's not important': Running to help Winnipegâs most vulnerable
A passionate Winnipegger is once again turning Boxing Day into Running Day in order to raise money and awareness for a local homeless shelter.© CTV |
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