Wednesday 05PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba putting millions into new inpatient beds at St. Boniface Hospital
Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara said new beds will be phased in, with the first batch arriving in March for St. Boniface Hospital.
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 10/24
Investigation into police shooting death in Winnipeg now in hands of Alberta team
An investigation into the death of a man shot by a Winnipeg police officer will be conducted by an out-of-province civilian oversight body.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
IIU hands shooting investigation to Alberta agency
The province’s police oversight agency has transferred its investigation into the fatal shooting of a University of Manitoba student to an Alberta agency. The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba said […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Winnipeg botanical designers going head-to-head in fashionable, floral competition
A flowery, friendly fight is unfolding at Assiniboine Park between 14 local florists vying for succulent supremacy.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba needs better infrastructure for electric vehicles: industry experts
While Manitobans are used to plugging in their cars in the winter, they’ll soon be doing it year-round, as the federal government imposes EV targets. But some say as EV adoption grows, the infrastructure to support it needs to as well. “It was uncommon for me driving around to see even one or two and […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Start date for Transit security team training
Members of a new security force tasked with improving safety on Winnipeg Transit buses are set to begin training next week.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba nurses, doctors continue to feel major burnout: Union
The Manitoba Nurses Union continues to raise the alarm as stories of burnout from the worsening nursing shortage and unfavourable working conditions inside hospitals emerge. President Darlene Jackson says COVID-19 and RSV cases are ramping up at a high rate – ICUs are completely full and are barely staying afloat. “It’s getting tougher now,” said […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba government, Winnipeg Art Gallery remove honours for alleged Nazi supporter
The Manitoba government and a prominent art gallery are removing honours for Ferdinand Eckhardt over concerns he was a Nazi supporter in the 1930s. MORE: Nazi claims against former Winnipeg Art Gallery director lead to calls for recognizing Canada’s past The Winnipeg Art Gallery says it is removing Eckhardt’s name from its main entrance hall […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba police watchdog's probe of international student's death transferred out of province
The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba (IIU) said Wednesday it has handed its investigation into the police shooting of 19-year-old Afolabi Stephen Opaso over to the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT).© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba spent $36.9M in three years sending patients out of province
The previous PC government spent millions sending patients out of province for treatment and some experts say the money would have been better spent investing in Manitoba’s healthcare system. Information from Manitoba Health, Seniors and Long-term Care made available through FIPPA legislation found that between 2020 and November of 2023, Manitoba spent $36.9 million to […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 10/24
Advantages to collecting race-based data for RCMP, says one Manitoba expert
Michael Weinrath with the University of Winnipeg says if the RCMP is faced with questions of systemic racism, providing data would help to answer them.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 10/24
City prepares for first significant snowfall of the winter
AFTER an uncharacteristically mild start to the winter, more typical weather for this time of year is making an appearance, and while some might be dreading the cold and snow, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 10/24
‘Not a typical year’: Manitobans’ priorities may have real impact on NDP’s first budget
Finance Minister Adrien Sala is asking Manitobans to weigh in on the NDP government’s first budget in consultations that may have a real effect on the final document. “Normally, budget […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 10/24
Late WAG director’s Order of the Buffalo Hunt revoked
Premier Wab Kinew on Wednesday revoked one of the province’s highest honours, bestowed in 1982 to a prominent Manitoban whose support for the Nazis came to light in the past year. Kinew struck the name of Ferdinand Eckhardt from the Order of the Buffalo Hunt but said he wants “the stain to remain” on the record. “This is a person who, to speak very frankly, pledged an oath of allegiance to Hitler, and he has no place being honoured in the public sphere here in Manitoba,” Kinew said after an unrelated news conference. “Once our team here realized that he […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba appoints Cora Morgan as special adviser on Indigenous women's issues
A longtime advocate for Indigenous children, women and families has been named Manitoba's special adviser on Indigenous women's issues, the province announced Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 10/24
'No place being honoured': Manitoba revokes honour to former art gallery director for alleged Nazi ties
Manitoba’s premier is revoking a provincial honour given to a former director of the Winnipeg Art Gallery due to his alleged ties to the Nazi party.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 10/24
Canadian class action against Apple has opt out deadline today
Canadians have until later today to opt out of a class-action lawsuit that could see Apple pay up to $14 million collectively to some iPhone users. The class action filed in 2018 against defendants Apple Inc. and Apple Canada Inc. accuses the tech giant of having performance mitigation features in its iOS software and defects […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba’s Brad Lambert to represent Moose as AHL all-star
Lambert, drafted 30th overall by parent club the Winnipeg Jets in 2022, is currently tied for the Moose scoring lead with 24 points in his rookie AHL season.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 10/24
Manitoba adding 36 acute-care beds at St. Boniface Hospital to reduce ER strain, wait times
The provincial government will add 36 new acute-care beds to St. Boniface Hospital as a means of addressing mounting wait times in emergency rooms and other pressures on the health-care system.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 10/24
Family suing Manitoba First Nation over fire that left three children dead
Nearly two years after their three children died in a fire on Cross Lake First Nation, the parents of the victims have filed a lawsuit against the nation also known as Pimicikamak Cree Nation.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 10/24
New Acute Care Beds Being Added at St. Boniface Hospital
WINNIPEG -- St. Boniface Hospital will be the site of 36 new acute care beds, the province announced Wednesday.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 10/24
Kinew revokes high honour given to Nazi supporter Ferdinand Eckhardt
One of highest honours Manitoba bestows upon individuals has been posthumously stripped from the disgraced former director of the Winnipeg Art Gallery.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 10/24
AirTag Used to Recover Stolen ATV in Manitoba
Manitoba RCMP say an Apple AirTag helped them track down a stolen ATV in Portage la Prairie.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 10/24
Jordan's Principle claims not being processed in timely manner, says Child and Family Caring Society
First Nations Child and Family Caring Society executive director Cindy Blackstock says the situation has become so dire the society has begun paying costs itself so children can access needed care.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 10/24
Goldeyes Sign Pitcher Marshall Kasowski
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have signed right-handed pitcher Marshall Kasowski for the 2024 season.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 10/24
RCMP find ATV stolen from Winnipeg area in Portage la Prairie garage thanks to location-tracking device
An ATV stolen from the Winnipeg area last fall was tracked to a garage in Portage la Prairie this month thanks to an AirTag location-tracking device placed on the vehicle by its owner before it disappeared.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 10/24
Winnipeg musicians reflect on changing industry ahead of album releases
The live music industry is still bouncing back after being impacted by the pandemic, with Winnipeg musicians continuing to create and release new work. Folk musician Scott Nolan and singer-songwriter Jess Rae unpack how times have changed. “I’ve seen changes, I’ve been affected by them but I made an agreement with myself somewhere along the […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 10/24
Liberal MPs split on Canada supporting, condemning genocide hearings against Israel
Liberal members of Parliament are divided about the position Canada should take on South Africa’s push to have Israel prosecuted for genocide for its war in Gaza, as the Trudeau government stays mum. The International Court of Justice will start hearing a case Thursday in which South Africa argues that Israel’s widespread bombardment of Gaza […]
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 10/24
NHLPA announces new mental health initiative to support players, families
The National Hockey League Players' Association has announced a new program, First Line, meant to support the mental health of NHL players.
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- Wednesday 08AM Jan 10/24
When you drink bottled water, you're drinking lots and lots of plastic particles
Scientists tested bottled water from three different brands sold in the U.S. and found they contained up to 400,000 tiny plastic particles per litre.
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- Wednesday 08AM Jan 10/24
Music streams hit 4 trillion in 2023 with country, global acts – and Taylor Swift – fueling the growth
Listened to more music last year? You’re not alone. The global music industry surpassed 4 trillion streams in 2023, a new single-year record, Luminate’s 2023 Year-End Report found. Global streams were also up 34% from last year, reflective of an increasingly international music marketplace. Stateside, three genres saw the biggest growth in 2023: country (23.7%), […]
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- Wednesday 07AM Jan 10/24
Southern Manitoba Bracing for Blast of Winter Weather
WINNIPEG -- Wintry weather is on its way as an Alberta clipper moves into the province, bringing with it up to 15 cm of snow.
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- Wednesday 07AM Jan 10/24
CBC Radio service restored after Canada-wide technical issues
A network problem that took many CBC Radio programs off the air and offline across the country on Wednesday morning has been resolved.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jan 10/24
Brandon overnight drop-in centre opens just in time to help people escape biting cold
After seeing three potential locations fall through, the Brandon Neighbourhood Renewal Corporation opened its temporary overnight drop-in centre this week — just in time for the onset of frigid winter temperatures following unseasonably mild weather.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jan 10/24
New Netflix doc explains how a U of Manitoba prof became the face of a fake CEO in crypto scam
A University of Manitoba professor whose image was used in a cryptocurrency scam — just because his face came up when scammers Googled the phrase "old white guy" — is now featured in a new Netflix documentary about the scam.
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- Tuesday 10PM Jan 09/24
Perfetti scores twice, Hellebuyck blanks Blue Jackets to lead Winnipeg Jets to 7th straight win
Cole Perfetti scored twice and Connor Hellebuyck made 29 saves to help the Winnipeg Jets deliver a 5-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday that extended their win streak to a franchise-tying seven games and kept the team alone atop the NHL standings.
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- Tuesday 09PM Jan 09/24
Jets Win Seventh Straight, Crush Blue Jackets 5-0
WINNIPEG — Cole Perfetti scored twice and Connor Hellebuyck made 30 saves to help the Winnipeg Jets deliver a 5-0 victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets on Tuesday that extended their win streak to a franchise-tying seven games and kept the team alone atop the NHL standings.
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- Tuesday 09PM Jan 09/24
Perfetti, Hellebuyck shine as Winnipeg Jets pound Columbus 5-0 for 7th straight win
Cole Perfetti scored twice and added an assist while Connor Hellebuyck stopped all 29 shots he faced as the Jets matched a franchise record with a 7th win in a row.© Global |
- Tuesday 09PM Jan 09/24
Province weighing U-turn option at another problematic Manitoba highway intersection
Work to redesign the Manitoba highway intersection that was the site of a crash that left 17 people dead last year could also lead to improvements at some other problem spots in the province.
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- Tuesday 08PM Jan 09/24
Pop-up shelter opens as frigid temperatures take hold
The coffee is strong and the soup is warm inside the old St. Vital Civic Centre. In one corner of the spacious room — which is housing St. Boniface Street […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 09/24
'I don't think it's really my fault': Woman facing $100K of fines for fires in vacant home
A Winnipeg woman is facing more than $100,000 worth of fines because of fires in her vacant home.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 09/24
'I don't think it's really my fault': Winnipeg woman facing $100K in fines for fires in vacant home
A Winnipeg woman is facing more than $100,000 worth of fines because of fires in her vacant home.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM Jan 09/24
Family sues northern Manitoba First Nation over 2022 fire that killed 3 children
A family from a northern Manitoba First Nation is suing the band for allegedly failing to ensure the safety of a shelter where they were living, which caught fire in 2022, killing two teens and a toddler.
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- Tuesday 08PM Jan 09/24
$30M repairs to 50-year-old Winnipeg parkade move forward at city hall
The City of Winnipeg is considering making $30 million in repairs to the Millennium Library Parkade, which turns 50 years old this year.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 09/24
End of an era: Manitoba couple selling mobile apiary
After 10 years of beekeeping in Manitoba, they were forced to sell their bees after experiencing some health issues. It's something that brings tears to their eyes.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 09/24
Noise complaints may lead to eviction for Winnipeg family of boy living with autism
A Winnipeg family is facing eviction from their second floor apartment unit in south Winnipeg as noise complaints have been filed against them.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 09/24
Significant snow in the forecast for southwestern Manitoba starting Tuesday night
An Alberta clipper is expected to bring up to 20 centimetres of snow to southwestern Manitoba over the next two days.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
Options, opinions vary for future of Carberry crash site
There’s no one perfect solution to the problems at a deadly Manitoba highway intersection, road safety experts say. However, in the wake of an independent consultant’s report on the junction […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
No snow? No problem! Festival du Voyageur finding creative ways to make snow for winter sculptures
The Festival du Voyageur isn’t letting Winnipeg’s lack of snow get in the way of hosting its 55th annual winter festival.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
Niece of couple killed in Manitoba bus crash appalled at MPI's settlement offer
The niece of a couple killed in a bus crash north of Carberry this summer says the settlement Manitoba Public Insurance offered for her loved ones after the tragedy feels like a slap in the face.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
Rooming houses prone to failing fire inspections: report
More than half of Winnipeg’s rooming houses flunked their first fire inspection, a city report has found. The document compiled by the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service for Wednesday’s community services […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
'It's time': Selkirk meat shop to close after more than 120 years in business
Thor's Meats Owner Danny Thorsteinson said he's been teasing his retirement to customers for years, but it was finally time to close the store’s doors.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
City eyes prioritizing apartments in fire inspection resource shift
A new report calls on the city government to increase fire inspections in multi-unit residential buildings across Winnipeg, where deaths related to apartment blazes remain among the highest in the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg Blue Bombers playing waiting game on 2 all-stars
Blue Bombers general manager Kyle Walters is still awaiting decisions from Brady Oliveira and Dalton Schoen who are exploring their NFL options.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
Chip and Pepper struggle in plan for KUB to rise again; unhappy sources say tie-dyed twins owe lots of dough
Any way you slice it, there’s plenty of disappointment to go around a year after Chip and Pepper Foster announced their purchase of Winnipeg’s iconic KUB bakery brand. The gregarious […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
News briefs for Tuesday, January 9, 2024
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Tuesday, January 9, 2024 Jets keep rolling, beat Blue Jackets 5-0 9:47 PM The Winnipeg Jets tied a franchise record on Tuesday […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 09/24
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
Toboggan hill in Winnipeg park raises issues at city hall
Families hoping for a smoother toboggan ride on a community sledding hill may be out of luck this winter.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
How to keep your fur-baby safe in Winnipeg’s deep freeze
The Winnipeg Humane Society said temperatures below -12 C could be fatal for your furry friend. However, experts say there are ways to protect your pet from the chill.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
Councillor suggests hiking rates to pay for Millennium parkade repairs
The City of Winnipeg took a key step toward spending $30 million to repair its downtown Millennium Parkade on Tuesday, following questions over whether parking rates should rise to help […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
Man pleads not guilty to teen’s slaying in 2021
A 41-year-old Winnipeg man has pleaded not guilty to fatally stabbing a teenager outside a North End 7-Eleven store in the summer of 2021. Clayton Marcano is charged with second-degree […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
Manitoba window of opportunity open to boost accessibility standards: advocate
Manitoba is in a “sweet spot” to advance accessibility standards and the time for action is now, says a leading disability rights advocate and constitutional law expert. David Lepofsky is […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
Onslaught of snow expected in Manitoba Tuesday night
Upwards of ten centimetres of snow could be on its way to areas of Manitoba Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 09/24
'Prolonged' snow coming to parts of Manitoba
Upwards of ten centimetres of snow could be on its way to areas of Manitoba Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
‘Family’ definition needs to permanently change, NDP says, amid Palestinian visa expansion
As visa applications open for Canadians' loved ones in Gaza, the NDP is pushing for permanent changes to what the government considers family.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
New Winnipeg shelters pop up as temperatures tumble
After a mild start to winter, more typical Manitoban temperatures have arrived and with it, a number of options for folks to access a safe and warm place to stay.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
RCMP to start collecting race-based data for new pilot project this month
The national police force said data about use of force, arrests and routine checks will provide evidence-based information to help improve how officers serve a diverse population.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
U of M urged to ease ‘financial disincentive’, subsidize staff bus passes
A new report is calling on Manitoba’s largest university to subsidize bus passes for employees to encourage active transportation use and reduce traffic on campus. The University of Manitoba’s 2023 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
Restaurant looking to make changes after 33 last-minute cancellations over weekend
A Manitoba restaurant is considering measures to prevent last-minute cancellations after dealing with a rash of no-shows over the weekend.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
RCMP to begin collecting, analyzing race-based data in Thompson, Man., as part of pilot project
The RCMP says it will begin collecting race-based data in select locations this month to better understand interactions between police and people in various communities.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 09/24
Concerns rise over missing man who was last seen in RM of Glenella-Lansdowne: Manitoba RCMP
RCMP in Minnedosa, Man., say concerns are rising over a man who has been missing since November.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 09/24
Missing man last seen in November may be in Winnipeg, Manitoba RCMP say
Manitoba RCMP are asking for help finding a missing man who was last seen more than a month ago and may be in Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 09/24
Rarely seen highway design in Canada could save countless lives: traffic safety engineer
An unconventional type of intersection in Canada could be the solution to improving the Manitoba highway where a crash last year killed 17 people on a minibus on their way to a casino. The provincial government is promising to spend $12 million to enhance the intersection of Highway 1 and 5 near Carberry, where a […]
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- Tuesday 03PM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg Art Gallery removes former director’s name over alleged links to Nazi party
The Winnipeg Art Gallery Qaumajuq is cutting ties with its former director as it investigates alleged links to the Nazi party in the 1930s.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM Jan 09/24
Downtown Winnipeg seeing rising office vacancy, suburban rates going up
As vacancy rates in office spaces grow higher, it leaves a question on where and how employees go about their work. One way is by working in the suburbs and ditching the downtown.© Global |
- Tuesday 01PM Jan 09/24
Construction Company Fined After Worker Hurt in Explosion
A Manitoba construction company has been fined under the Workplace Safety and Health Act after a worker was injured in an explosion.
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- Tuesday 01PM Jan 09/24
Weddings trend toward smaller, less traditional events in Manitoba
After years of delays and postponements caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and its associated restrictions, the industry is finally bouncing back.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg regional real estate report shows a busy December 2023
The market report shows an uptick in sales, average prices, and listings of homes across the Winnipeg region. A full year analysis is underway.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM Jan 09/24
NASA delays Artemis II moon mission that includes Canadian astronaut
NASA says it will be delaying the Artemis moon mission that includes Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, initially scheduled for November of this year.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg police seek suspect who allegedly shoved 64-year-old woman to ground at bus stop
Winnipeg police are looking to identify a suspect they allege pushed a woman, who was waiting for a bus, to the ground in November. The Winnipeg Police Service says the allege assault involved a man in his 20s and a 64-year-old victim in the Garden City area Nov. 17, 2023. Police were advised the following […]
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg renovation company fined after explosion injures employee
A Winnipeg company has been fined under the Workplace Safety and Health Act after an employee was injured in an explosion.
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- Tuesday 12PM Jan 09/24
RCMP to begin collecting, analyzing race-based data in Thompson pilot project
The RCMP says it will begin collecting race-based data in select locations this month to better understand interactions between police and people in various communities. The pilot project follows two years of consultations across Canada. The national police force says the data about use of force, arrests and routine checks will provide evidence-based information to […]
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- Tuesday 11AM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg police ask for public’s help identifying assault suspect
Police said on Nov. 17, 2023 in the evening, the victim was waiting for her bus in the 2300 block of McPhillips Street when a man she didn't know confronted her.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Jan 09/24
Main Street Project Launches Online 50/50 Raffle
WINNIPEG -- For the first time, Main Street Project has launched an online 50/50 raffle to raise funds for food programming.
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- Tuesday 10AM Jan 09/24
Shovelling safety: Tips to protect your heart as the flurries fly
With a potential onslaught of snow comes the shovelling, and the added strain it can have on your body.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg pub fight leads to seizure of nearly $60k in drugs: police
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) arrested three men after a pub fight in the city led to the seizure of 3D-printed handguns and nearly $60,000 in drugs.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Jan 09/24
The loophole that lets people pay for Ozempic (and other) prescriptions
In today’s Big Story Podcast, you’re not supposed to be paying to be prescribed drugs in Canada. You’re also not generally supposed to get those prescriptions without being examined and, you know, speaking to a real live human being. But a recent investigation found that it’s possible to be prescribed the country’s hottest drug, which […]
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- Tuesday 06AM Jan 09/24
Earth shattered global heat record in ’23 and it’s flirting with warming limit, European agency says
In 2023, Earth shattered global annual heat records and showed more signs of a feverish planet, the European climate agency said Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 05AM Jan 09/24
Manitoba lawsuit claims feds breached Treaty 2 by keeping annuity payments 'frozen in time' at $5
Another Manitoba First Nation is taking the federal government to court for keeping $5 annuity payments to treaty members "frozen in time" for nearly 150 years.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 09/24
Winnipeg Art Gallery dropping Nazi-linked Ferdinand Eckhardt name
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is dropping Ferdinand Eckhardt's name from its main entrance hall, website and all other gallery materials.
© CBC |
- Tuesday 05AM Jan 09/24
U-turn option for reworking deadly Manitoba intersection 'baffling' at first, but it works: experts
The planned redesign of a Manitoba highway intersection where 17 people were killed in a deadly crash last year may settle on a configuration that's rare in Canada.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jan 09/24
Amid rise in AI deepfakes, experts urge school curriculum updates for online behaviour
Amid incidents of AI-generated, deepfake nudes of teens found circulating among classmates, some experts are calling for updates and improvements to both school policies and curriculum to address technology-facilitated sexual violence.
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- Tuesday 03AM Jan 09/24
Bowled over: Why some Canadians are feeling duped by their breakfast cereal
As Canadians grapple with rising grocery prices, they’re becoming more aware — and more infuriated — over food marketing tactics they believe are deceptive.
© CBC |
- Monday 08PM Jan 08/24
Winnipeg Police Service coming in $12.9M under-budget, new report forecasts
The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) says revenue is down from traffic tickets and ticket volume is also down from photo radar, but it is not hurting the bottom line too much.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Jan 08/24
Proposed changes to site of fatal Manitoba collision spur mixed reactions from victim's family
Three daughters of one of the 17 seniors who died in a crash in southwestern Manitoba this past summer say they want to see changes to the highway intersection where it happened to ensure such a tragedy never happens again.
© CBC |
- Monday 07PM Jan 08/24
Respiratory season volume keeps up pressure on city hospitals
Intensive care admissions continue to climb in Manitoba as respiratory virus hospitalizations appear to have peaked. Patient volumes at Winnipeg emergency rooms are closer to normal levels, after rising in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Jan 08/24
'It's going to take some time': Old rail bridge at The Forks to remain closed due to needed repairs
The future of an iconic structure at The Forks is up in the air, as the historic rail bridge has been closed since June with no word on when it will reopen.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Jan 08/24
Ex-cabinet minister slams proposed Tory leadership rules
A former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister is urging party members to reject proposed leadership contest rules, claiming the reforms may put some candidates at a disadvantage. However, party brass insists […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jan 08/24
‘It just feels like they were worthless’: elderly crash victims’ niece offended by MPI settlement
The niece of a couple killed in the June 15 Carberry crash is questioning how Manitoba Public Insurance determined that her aunt and uncle’s lives are worth a settlement of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Jan 08/24
A shelter, warming centre opens its doors for the winter season in Winnipeg
St. Boniface Street Links is welcoming those in need to its 24/7 warming centre and shelter space on 604 St. Mary's Road in Winnipeg.© Global |
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