Thursday 12PM Jan 18/24
Rae and Jerry's, iconic Winnipeg steakhouse, is under new ownership
An iconic Winnipeg steakhouse known for its warm nostalgic atmosphere, great food, inviting staff and red interior is under new ownership.
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- Thursday 12PM Jan 18/24
Ewasko named interim PC leader, says party needs to ârebuild, resetâ
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives have picked former cabinet minister Wayne Ewasko to steer the Opposition until the party selects a new leader following the resignation of Heather Stefanson. Ewasko was named […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 18/24
Time to steak a claim
Adam Rodin traces the spark that led to his taking over the iconic Rae and Jerryâs Steak House to a long-ago Winnipeg Jets game at a long-gone Winnipeg Arena. Rodin […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 18/24
Wayne Ewasko named interim leader of Manitoba Tories
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives say they have named Wayne Ewasko as the party's interim leader.© CTV |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 18/24
Niigaan and the Lone Ranger Podcast
In this episode: Premier Wab Kinew explains how he will follow through with long-standing promises made while in opposition to call inquiries into the Winnipeg Police Service HQ scandal and Manitobaâs pandemic response.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 18/24
Winnipeg Blue Bombers trade QB Dru Brown to Ottawa
The club announced Thursday that it had traded Brown to the Ottawa Redblacks in exchange for their fifth-round pick in the 2024 CFL draft.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 18/24
Dozens of restaurants participating in this yearâs Fried Chicken Fest in Winnipeg
The festival began, according to its founder, when she and her colleague were looking at what was missing with the festivals in Winnipeg.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Jan 18/24
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives pick Wayne Ewasko as interim leader
Lac du Bonnet MLA Wayne Ewasko will serve as interim leader of Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party and as leader of the Official Opposition.
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- Thursday 10AM Jan 18/24
Suspect Charged in Two Winnipeg Break-Ins
Winnipeg police have charged a man after two separate break-ins at local businesses on Tuesday.
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- Thursday 10AM Jan 18/24
Medical licence cancelled for Manitoba doctor found guilty of assaulting female patients
The medical licence of a Manitoba doctor found guilty of sexually assaulting five former patients has been cancelled.© CTV |
- Thursday 08AM Jan 18/24
Licence stripped from Manitoba doctor convicted of sexually assaulting female patients
Disgraced family doctor Arcel Bissonnette has had his licence revoked two months after he was found guilty of sexually assaulting five female patients at his practice in Ste. Anne, Man.
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- Thursday 05AM Jan 18/24
Winnipeg veterinarian correctly diagnosed dog's illness, regulatory body says following complaint
A regulatory decision has found that a Winnipeg veterinarian correctly diagnosed a dog's illness but has also determined the animal could have been treated as an outpatient, which would have cost the owner less than having the dog stay at the animal hospital for treatment.
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- Thursday 05AM Jan 18/24
Former Manitoba deputy premier advised Kinew's chief of staff to arrange ministerial meet with mining company
On the day Wab Kinew was sworn in as Manitoba's premier, the former deputy premier in the outgoing PC government suggested senior members of the incoming NDP government meet with the president of a company seeking environmental approval for a mining project.
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- Thursday 05AM Jan 18/24
Staffing shortages blamed for Manitoba's failure to meet former government's immigration targets
The former Manitoba government successfully lobbied Ottawa to welcome thousands more newcomers to the province than planned, but then couldn't process many applications in time.Â
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- Thursday 05AM Jan 18/24
Brandon's Ag Days, education program aim to demystify farming for students
Inspiring youth to pursue careers in the agriculture industry is essential, says Katharine Cherewyk, executive director of Agriculture in the Classroom Manitoba.
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- Wednesday 11PM Jan 17/24
'Culture is not for sale': Residents at forum implore Winnipeg to retain St. Boniface landmarks
About 50 people attended a community forum in St. Boniface on Wednesday night held by the city to gauge levels of support for different potential outcomes for the neighbourhood's historic city hall building.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jan 17/24
Surgeries rescheduled as Winnipeg hospitals continue to deal with patient surge
Patients with respiratory illnesses continue to surge into the city's hospitals, leading to the postponement of some surgeries.© Global |
- Wednesday 08PM Jan 17/24
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says further research on landfill search complete
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says a second feasibility study assessing the scope of a landfill search for the remains of two First Nations women has been completed.© Global |
- Wednesday 08PM Jan 17/24
- Wednesday 08PM Jan 17/24
How TikTok inspires dance students at Winnipeg's Sisler High School
CBC's Jim Agapito checks out Sisler's Most Wanted, a dance program for grades 9-12 at Sisler High School, and talks to the instructor and students about TikTok's influence on the art form.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
Hike in Winnipeg home assessment doesn't necessarily mean bigger property tax bill
For many Winnipeg homeowners, the city's assessed value of their property has increased, but not everyone will see their tax bill increase.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
Play like polar bears: local schools seek to build on cold lessons of outdoor recess
Ăcole St-Germain is the latest to join a growing pack of elementary schools that are running âpolar bear clubsâ to encourage outdoor, year-round play and build resilience among young students […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
Excruciating pain, interminable waits take mental-health toll on Manitobans waiting for joint-replacement surgery
Cynthia Carr suffered with agonizing pain for seven long months before getting hip-replacement surgery. Not surprisingly, Carr says the unrelenting pain and uncertainty â until she had the procedure over […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
Kinew opens door to carbon tax discussions with Ottawa
Premier Wab Kinew is interested in working with Ottawa to examine the federal carbon tax in Manitoba. “I think that Manitoba has a very strong case to make that the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
New report on landfill search is now in families' hands, Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says a second feasibility study assessing the scope of a landfill search for the remains of two First Nations women has been completed and is set to be forwarded to the federal government.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
âRisk to their continuing viabilityâ: CEBA forgiveness deadline arrives for small-business owners
The financial pressure on 23,424 Manitoba businesses to repay a collective $1.27 billion in federal emergency loans by Thursdayâs deadline will be too much for many to survive, business advocates […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 17/24
Animal food banks struggling with increased demand and increased costs
For many of us, our pets are family. But as the cost of living continues to rise, more and more animal lovers are having to turn to animal food banks to ensure their pets donât go hungry. Unfortunately, this time of heightened demand comes when non-profits like the Animal Food Bank are grappling with a lack […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 17/24
âShanksâ tattoos, death notes just some of items seized from Manitobaâs largest jail
Every single year, dozens of contraband items are seized from provincial correctional institutions, and when it comes to Manitoba’s largest, Headingley Correctional the items that are taken off inmates range widely, from threatening notes to contraband earplugs. The union that represents Manitoba correctional officers says the fact so many pieces of contraband continue to end […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 17/24
IG Field getting new turf installed for next Winnipeg Blue Bombers season
The Winnipeg Football Club is replacing the 11-year-old turf at IG Field.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 17/24
'Everybody's scrambling': Deadline for businesses to pay back federal pandemic loans looms
A deadline is looming for small businesses in Manitoba and across the country. Many of them took advantage of the interest-free loan from Ottawa â known as CEBA - of up to $60,000 to get through pandemic lockdowns.© CTV |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 17/24
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Draft plan calls for industry-funded recycling system across province
Major changes to household recycling could take effect in communities across the province within just a few years, a proposal thatâs already affecting plans for Winnipeg waste collection. In 2018, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
33-hour ER wait highlights health system challenges: St. B patient
There was nothing for Jane Goodridge to do but wait. After unexpectedly collapsing Jan. 14, the 61-year-old Winnipeg woman sought treatment at the St. Boniface Hospital emergency department. It took […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Aftermath of deadly Winnipeg fire all too common, says local association
The fallout of a devastating College Avenue fire is an unfortunate example of an all-too-common situation, the Professional Property Managers Association says.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Asteroid sample from NASA mission being analyzed at University of Winnipeg
"One of the main objectives was to bring a pristine, untouched sample of an asteroid back to earth," Dr. Edward Cloutis told Global News.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Regulator cancels medical licence of former Ste. Anne MD who sexually assaulted patients
Manitobaâs physician watchdog has cancelled the medical licence of a doctor who sexually abused his patients. In a statement posted on the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitobaâs website […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Canadian lumber industry grappling with thousands of unfilled jobs
Canadaâs lumber industry is being threatened by a shrinking workforce and growing job vacancies, professionals in that line of work are warning. Lumber is a big part of the Canadian economy, intrinsically tied to the countryâs growing housing needs. The Western Retail Lumber Association (WRLA) estimates more than 461,000 Canadians have jobs in the lumber […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says further research on landfill search complete
WINNIPEG â The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs says a second feasibility study assessing the scope of a landfill search for the remains of two First Nations women has been completed and is set to be forwarded to the federal government. The organization says in a statement that the report is being reviewed by the families of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran, as well as legal counsel, before it is sent to the department of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. The federal government provided $740,000 to further research how to conduct a search safely after an initial feasibility study, also [âŚ]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Replacing Turf at IG Field
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will have a fresh playing surface at IG Field when the 2024 CFL season rolls around.
Š 2024. This article Winnipeg Blue Bombers Replacing Turf at IG Field appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Man who took more than $500K from elderly widow sentenced to 15-month community sentence
A Winnipeg man who pleaded guilty to violating the securities and mortgage broker acts after taking more than half a million dollars from an elderly widow will serve a 15-month sentence in the community â though heâll still be allowed to contact the woman, for whom he's continued to run errands.
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Parts of Manitoba under extreme cold warning again
Just days after it ended, Southwestern Manitoba is once again under an extreme cold warning, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 17/24
Festival du Voyageur ready for another year with music at the forefront
The 55th edition of Festival du Voyageur is just around the corner and organizers unveiled what this year's event will be all about.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
Extreme cold warning issued for Westman, southwestern Manitoba
Biting winds and frigid temperatures in the forecast have Environment Canada issuing an extreme cold warning for much of western and southwestern Manitoba.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
Family of missing Winnipeg man looking for closure in search for loved one
The family of missing 81-year-old Earl Moberg said they were hopeful of finding their dad alive but weren't sure if that would happen anymore.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
$12.3 million from Manitoba, federal government going towards sustainable aviation fuels
Today, parliament and the province announced a combined total of $12.3 million towards a sustainable aviation fuel facility, planned to be built in Portage la Prairie, Man.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
Vacant apartment building burns for fifth time
A vacant Winnipeg apartment building went up in flames Wednesday morning for the fifth time. City firefighters were called to 485 Furby St. at 7:50 a.m., and declared the blaze […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
Bombers' Stanley Bryant says 'Winnipeg is where I wanted to be,' as veteran tackle re-signs with Blue and Gold
He's entering his 14th CFL season and will be 38 years old when training camp begins but Stanley Bryant isn't ready to retire just yet.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
Manitoba Clinic purchased by B.C.-based health-care company
Manitoba's largest private clinic is under new ownership after years of financial problems.Â
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 17/24
Out-of-date legislation leaves environmental licensing to Manitobaâs politicians
Has the stench of political scandal surrounding Sio Silicaâs controversial quartz silica mine and processing plant doomed the project? Remarkably, it remains a live issue. That might seem improbable given […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 17/24
Manitoba premier wants to work with Ottawa on revisiting carbon pricing
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says that he wants to work with Ottawa in his desire to revisit the federal carbon price's application in his province.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 17/24
Defence lawyer withdraws from Peter Nygard case ahead of sentencing
Peter Nygard and his high-profile defence lawyer parted ways Wednesday as the former Canadian fashion mogul awaits sentencing on four counts of sexual assault in Toronto and prepares for criminal trials in two other provinces. Defence lawyer Brian Greenspan requested to withdraw from the Toronto case in a hearing Wednesday, saying he could no longer […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 17/24
Defence lawyer withdraws from Nygard case as former fashion mogul awaits sentencing
Peter Nygard and his high-profile defence lawyer parted ways Wednesday as the former Canadian fashion mogul awaits sentencing on four counts of sexual assault in Toronto and prepares for criminal trials in two other provinces. Defence lawyer Brian Greenspan requested to withdraw from the Toronto case in a hearing Wednesday, saying he could no longer […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 17/24
Veteran tackle Stanley Bryant remains with Winnipeg Blue Bombers
He’s entering his 14th CFL season and will be 38 years old when training camp begins but Stanley Bryant isn’t ready to retire just yet. The hulking six-foot-five, 319-pound offensive tackle will return for a 14th CFL season and ninth with Winnipeg after signing a one-year contact extension with the Blue Bombers. Bryant was slated to become […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 17/24
Cold weather created difficulties for firefighters during pair of Winnipeg blazes
Winnipeg firefighters were faced with an extra set of challenges while attacking a pair of fires on Wednesday morning due to the frigid temperatures.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 17/24
Winnipeg fathers improve family relationships with help of parenting group specifically for dads
Caring Dads is exactly what Phillip Mann needed in his life. The program allows fathers to come together to heal and learn parenting skills, filling a gap in community resources geared towards men. Mann, an ex-gang member who has since turned his life around, has struggled with homelessness, unemployment, alcohol addition and drug abuse. âThey […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 17/24
Peter Nygard's lawyer withdraws from case, cites 'fundamental breakdown' of relationship
The lawyer representing former fashion mogul Peter Nygard has withdrawn his representation in both Manitoba and Ontario citing a fundamental breakdown of their relationship.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 17/24
Winnipeg mayor says crews are consistent with snow clearing work
The city tends to budget about $36 million for snow clearing every year, according to the mayor, although the actual number can go well over it.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 17/24
Embrace the Joie de Vivre at Upcoming Festival du Voyageur
WINNIPEG -- The 55th edition of Festival du Voyageur is shaping up to be more festive than ever, say organizers.
Š 2024. This article Embrace the Joie de Vivre at Upcoming Festival du Voyageur appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 17/24
Immigration department says 144 Gazans on track to come to Canada, pending biometrics
Ottawa has so far received 144 completed visa applications from people in the Gaza Strip who wish to be reunited with extended family members in Canada. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada opened a program to offer temporary visas to people in the besieged Palestinian territory, if their relatives can support them in Canada. The department’s […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 17/24
Amid criticism, Canada asks Israel how it can help respond to Hamas sexual violence
A multipartisan group of influential women is calling on Canada to help Israel heal from sexual violence perpetrated by Hamas, though it remains unclear what people in that country actually want from Ottawa. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has tasked senior officials with sorting out how Canada can help Israeli officials investigate the role of sexual […]
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 17/24
First Nations groups concerned after delay in $20B child-welfare reform talks
The federal government says itâs willing to speed up negotiations to reform the child-welfare system, after First Nations groups blamed Ottawa for a months-long 'standstill,' raising concerns a final deal could be at risk.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 17/24
Winnipeg taking steps to ban hookah smoking at businesses
The City of Winnipeg is continuing its efforts to ban the use of hookahs at businesses by asking the province to amend the Smoking Act.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 17/24
Peter Nygard's lawyer quits, saying he can no longer represent former fashion mogul for ethical reasons
The high-profile lawyer set to represent disgraced fashion mogul Peter Nygard in a criminal case in Winnipeg is withdrawing from the position, citing ethical reasons.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 17/24
2 men charged with manslaughter after Swan River stabbing, RCMP say
Two men from Swan River have been charged with manslaughter in the death of a 33-year-old from the western Manitoba town.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 17/24
Federal Dental Care Program Will Exclude 4.4M Uninsured Canadians: Report
OTTAWA â A new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says millions of uninsured Canadians will be left out of the new federal dental program because their family income is too high.
Š 2024. This article Federal Dental Care Program Will Exclude 4.4M Uninsured Canadians: Report appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 17/24
Province and feds team up to fund agriculture research at Brandon college
The Assiniboine Community College will receive the funding which aims at boosting the province's competitive advantage in the field of horticulture.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Jan 17/24
Federal dental care program will exclude 4.4M uninsured Canadians: report
A new report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says millions of uninsured Canadians will be left out of the new federal dental program because their family income is too high. Enrolment began last month for a new federal benefits program, which was developed as a condition of a political pact between the Liberal […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 17/24
Manitoba professorâs photo used for cryptocurrency scheme
A new Netflix documentary detailing a twisted tale of digital deception features a surprising Manitoba connection.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM Jan 17/24
Brandon College to Receive $1.3M for Horticulture Production
BRANDON, Man. -- The province and Ottawa are investing more than $1.3 million for horticulture production at Assiniboine Community College.
Š 2024. This article Brandon College to Receive $1.3M for Horticulture Production appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 17/24
Crash involving school bus, semi briefly closes Trans-Canada Highway in Manitoba
A crash involving a school bus carrying students and a semi has closed traffic on the Trans-Canada Highway just outside of Winnipeg on Wednesday morning.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Jan 17/24
No injuries in crash between school bus, semi-trailer truck west of Winnipeg
A crash between a school bus and a semi-trailer truck has halted traffic on the Trans-Canada Highway west of Winnipeg, but no one was injured, police say.
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- Wednesday 07AM Jan 17/24
Keystone Centre Names Lawrence New CEO, GM
The Keystone Centre in Brandon has a new leader running the show. Connie Lawrence has been promoted to CEO and general manager.
Š 2024. This article Keystone Centre Names Lawrence New CEO, GM appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jan 17/24
Union warns patients at risk as 10 of 12 lab technologist positions at Thompson hospital vacant
A health-care union is repeating fears that a longstanding shortage of medical technologists could lead to the collapse of a lab and put patients at risk at a northern Manitoba hospital, where 83 per cent of the specialized positions remain vacant.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jan 17/24
Families of crash victims, reeve renew calls for improvements at Highway 1 intersection west of Portage
Family members of two teenagers killed at a highway intersection just west of Portage la Prairie, Man., are disappointed the province has cancelled plans to build a roundabout, as is the area's reeve.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jan 17/24
Trial reveals details of deadly stabbing outside Winnipeg 7-Eleven, but no cause for fight that killed teen
After a trial that lasted more than a week, itâs still unclear exactly what started a 2021 fight outside a 7-Eleven store that left a teenager dead and a man with a perforated lung.
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- Tuesday 10PM Jan 16/24
Winnipeg woman lands role of a lifetime as seat-filler to the stars at Emmy Awards
Glitz, glam and fame â the 75th Primetime Emmy Awards had it all â and a Winnipeg woman managed to snag a front row seat to it all as a seat-filler.
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- Tuesday 10PM Jan 16/24
Appleton breaks drought, Connor scores in return, as Winnipeg Jets beat visiting New York Islanders
Kyle Connor scored an empty-net goal after a 16-game absence and Mason Appleton snapped a 25-game scoring drought to help the Winnipeg Jets get back to their winning ways with a 4-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 10PM Jan 16/24
Hellebuyck Helps Winnipeg Jets Knock Off Islanders 4-2
WINNIPEG â Kyle Connor scored an empty-net goal after a 16-game absence and Mason Appleton snapped a 25-game scoring drought to help the Winnipeg Jets get back to their winning ways with a 4-2 victory over the New York Islanders on Tuesday.
Š 2024. This article Hellebuyck Helps Winnipeg Jets Knock Off Islanders 4-2 appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.
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- Tuesday 09PM Jan 16/24
Connor scores empty-netter in return to lineup as Winnipeg Jets down Islanders 4-2
Kyle Connor sealed the win late while Gabriel Vilardi, Neal Pionk and Mason Appleton also scored for the Jets.© Global |
- Tuesday 09PM Jan 16/24
Human rights complaint filed over Manitoba election ad against landfill search
The daughter of a slain First Nations woman has filed a human rights complaint against Manitoba's PC party for an ad campaign about its decision not to search a landfill.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 16/24
Manitoba creates new program to help victims of sexual assault
The Government of Manitoba announced a new program aimed at helping survivors of sexual assaults within the province. The province is providing $1.3 million to support the newly created Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Violence Crisis Response Program, which will be available at the Klinic Community Health or Ka Ni Kanichihk. Through the new program, […]
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 16/24
City committee backs call to regulate shisha after motion to ban hookah lounges in Winnipeg
Members of Winnipeg city council backed away from a proposal calling for a ban on hookah lounges in the city, instead passing a motion calling on the provincial government to consider regulating herbal shisha the same way it does other products like tobacco and cannabis.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
Clean-up underway following water main break
Some businesses in the area of McPhillips Street and Church Ave are potentially facing weeks of repairs and even temporary closure after a water main break resulted in them being flooded. The flooding and cold temperatures Sunday sealing shut the front door at Machray Animal Hospital. There were no pets inside when water started to […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
NDP leaders express âexplicitly clearâ commitment to landfill search
The NDP government is stressing its ongoing commitment to search the Prairie Green Landfill for the remains of two slain Indigenous women, after being criticized for moving too slow on […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
Gas prices helping keep inflation rates low in Manitoba
New numbers from Statistics Canada reveal Manitoba has the lowest inflation rate of any province across the country.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
These 'udderly' adorable Highland cows are stealing the spotlight in Manitoba
The cows at Highland Bullrush Acres in Manitoba's Interlake region are 'udderly' adorable' â a part of a heritage breed of cattle 'moo-ving' up in popularity right now thanks in part to TikTok.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
âIt felt like a fever dream:â Winnipegger reflects on experience at Emmy Awards
How often can a Winnipegger say, "Natasha Lyonne looked at me and complimented my hair. She was like, 'hey, I like your hair,' and I died. It was amazing."© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
Cityâs proposed hookah use ban loses steam
A potential ban on public hookah use appears set to be snuffed out, amid warnings it could put the City of Winnipeg at risk of a legal challenge and lead […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
Human-rights complaint against Manitoba NDP government over landfill search 'not accurate,' minister says
Manitoba's premier and minister of families say their government continues to work toward a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women believed to be the victims of an alleged serial killer, after a human-rights complaint accused the province of inaction.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 16/24
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
High-profile Canadian defence lawyer withdraws from Nygard case for âethical reasonsâ
A prominent Canadian defence lawyer has withdrawn from disgraced fashion mogul Peter Nygardâs criminal case in Manitoba, arguing in a Winnipeg court he could no longer represent the convicted rapist […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Resident says she wasnât connected with city supports after College Avenue fire in Winnipeg
The City of Winnipeg says an Emergency Support Service team was deployed to help residents find temporary shelter. One resident says she wasn't connected to the team.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Phil Fontaine and AFN Chief Cindy Woodhouse honoured at MKO ceremony
On Tuesday, MKO honoured Phil Fontaine, former national chief of the Assembly of First Nations, and newly minted AFN National Chief Cindy Woodhouse.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Community-led forensic nurse program officially launched
Forensic nurse examinations with a culturally sensitive, trauma-informed approach are now available at two Winnipeg community hubs to survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. On Tuesday, Klinic Community Health […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Manitoba Clinic sale complete, joins B.C.-based network
The Manitoba Clinic, which had sought bankruptcy protection last year, has been purchased by a Vancouver-based health giant. The sale of the Winnipeg centre (the provinceâs largest private clinic) was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Escaped convict back in custody after 5 days at large: Manitoba RCMP
The Manitoba RCMP says a convict is back in custody after he escaped while on a supervised visit in Winnipeg days ago.
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
City will ask province to require essential services agreement protecting vital civic services during labour disputes
The city appears poised to seek a new method to protect key city services, such as drinking-water treatment, from being disrupted during future labour disputes, which would replace a more […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Human rights complaint filed over Manitoba election ad against landfill search
WINNIPEG â The daughter of a slain First Nations woman has filed a human rights complaint against Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives for an ad campaign about its decision not to search a Winnipeg-area landfill for her mother’s remains. “Families need to be protected ⌠there should be laws in place to ensure that no political party […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 16/24
Winnipeg Blue Bombers sign tackle Stanley Bryant
The Bombers signed offensive lineman Stanley Bryant and restructured the contract of receiver Kenny Lawler.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 16/24
Escaped Stony Mountain inmate caught
A Stony Mountain Institution inmate on the run since last week was arrested Monday in Selkirk. On Tuesday morning, the Correctional Service of Canada announced the apprehension of 24-year-old Terry […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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