Thursday 08AM Feb 01/24
24 warm weather records broken in Manitoba
A warm Pacific air mass sweeping across western Canada has brought spring-like temperatures and sprouted dozens of new temperature records in Manitoba.
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- Thursday 08AM Feb 01/24
First Nations Communities Push for All-Season Road in Northern Manitoba
WINNIPEG — First Nations leaders are renewing their push for an all-season road on the east side of Lake Winnipeg that would connect several remote communities to goods, services and health care in the south.
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- Thursday 05AM Feb 01/24
Winnipeg birthing centre numbers still 50% below target levels set when it opened in 2011
It's been open for more than a decade, but Winnipeg's $3.5-million birthing centre has not been able to reach close to its intended target number of newborns each year, and that number remains out of reach with current resources, its executive director says.
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- Thursday 03AM Feb 01/24
My dad's funeral in the Philippines showed me it's OK to party the pain away
After his father's sudden death while on vacation in the Philippines, Jim Agapito rushed to his funeral. But when he arrived from Canada, he was thrown into an unfamiliar world where his sombre understanding of mourning was replaced by superstition and festivities.
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- Thursday 03AM Feb 01/24
National dental care plan registration expands today to cover seniors 72 and older
Seniors aged 72 and older are eligible as of today to register for Canada's national dental care plan, but dentists still can't sign up for the program — even though they're supposed to start taking patients in just a few months.
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- Thursday 03AM Feb 01/24
Consumers look to Value Village for a bargain. Many are finding 'ridiculous' markups
For years, Canadians have relied on Value Village to buy used goods for cheaper than other retailers. It’s one of the biggest and most popular thrift store chains in the country. Now some customers are accusing the company of massive markups on their items.
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- Wednesday 10PM Jan 31/24
Accessibility advocate calls on Winnipeg to prioritize sidewalk snow-clearing
At least one Winnipeger is taking issue with a recent comment by city councillor suggesting residents have been "spoiled" by sidewalk snow-clearing.
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- Wednesday 08PM Jan 31/24
Abnormally mild January full of joy, grief for Manitobans as winter on track to break record
A University of Manitoba professor is warning that a record-breaking warm January may become the new normal for future generations as the mild weather continues to play havoc on normal winter activities in Manitoba.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jan 31/24
Glow-in-the-dark bonspiel set to light up rural Manitoba curling club
CBC's Janet Stewart talks to Natalia Pederson, one of the volunteers responsible for a women's 'glow curling' bonspiel this weekend in Argyle, northwest of Winnipeg.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jan 31/24
‘He had to be on board’: New Bombers defensive coordinator to tap former DC
Younger said it was important to have former defensive coordinator Richie Hall on board with his promotion.© Global |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 31/24
These Manitoba communities smashed their heat records on Wednesday
Multiple Manitoba communities have smashed temperature records, some dating back to 1941.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 31/24
- Wednesday 07PM Jan 31/24
Winnipeg library security incidents down after safety enhancements, report says
Security incidents are down at all Winnipeg libraries and attendance numbers are up at all branches, except downtown’s Millennium Library, according to a new city report.
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- Wednesday 07PM Jan 31/24
Random violence targets another newcomer as Ukrainian refugee shot in eye with pellet during robbery
Violent Winnipeg street crime has victimized a third Ukrainian refugee in the past 18 months, leaving a man with a potentially life-altering eye injury after he was shot with a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
NDP pulls plug on Hydro CEO’s vision to pursue more private power projects
Manitoba Hydro’s plan to ask the private sector to build new and costly electricity generation projects is being met with resistance from the NDP government, which wants the new infrastructure […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
Millennium Library incidents, visitors down since security changes
A new City of Winnipeg report is offering hope a security overhaul is producing positive results at Millennium Library. Council approved a long list of safety and security changes for […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs calls for permanent road connecting remote communities
Remote communities are coming together to ask for a permanent road spanning about 252 km, so they don't have to rely on the winter road system anymore.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
Ex-Winnipegger charged in 2007 slaying has history of sexual violence, court records reveal
A former Winnipeg man charged this week with killing a woman and dumping her body in the Interlake in 2007 has a history of physical and sexual violence against women, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
Winnipeg union weighs in on City Hall safety concerns
After a surge of calls for increased security at Winnipeg's City Hall, CUPE Local 500 president, Gord Delbridge, said he's not surprised to hear alarm bells ringing.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
Winnipeg firearm incidents have neighbours, landlord frustrated
Some Winnipeggers are feeling uneasy after shots rang out three times at a Kate St. Residence in recent weeks — bullet holes and evidence markers still present — and the owner of this building says the crime has frustrating as he tries to better the property. Vivian Ketchum, a community advocate, and nearby neighbour says the first […]
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- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
Manitoba drivers still get break as gas price fluctuates
Just one month after Manitobans rang in the new year with cheaper gas prices, thanks to a provincial fuel tax holiday, the price at the pump has jumped — and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 06PM Jan 31/24
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Manitoba’s $30M commitment to school nutrition welcomed by local school divisions
"I know when kids haven't eaten for a day or a couple of days, they are coming in angry, upset and dysregulated," said Matt Henderson from the Winnipeg School Division.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Northern reserves demand $512-M all-season road
A fly-in northern First Nation says its winter road — a vital link used to transport food, fuel and supplies — has deteriorated to the point of it being an […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Security incidents, attendance fall at Millennium Library: report
New safety measures at Millennium Library appear to be working, but they could be impacting attendance.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Report highlights steps cities could implement to increase housing
As cities across Canada look to increase housing a new report is showing some of the steps municipalities like Winnipeg could take to streamline the permitting process. The report comes from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) which studied the permit process for a $20,000 conversion of a powder room into a full bathroom […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Civic workers union filing grievance over city hall safety issues
The city’s largest union will file a grievance over security at city hall, which will accuse the municipal government of failing to provide a safe workplace. Gord Delbridge, president of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Alec Baldwin pleads not guilty to involuntary manslaughter charge in fatal film set shooting
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Actor Alec Baldwin has pleaded not guilty to an involuntary manslaughter charge in the fatal shooting of a cinematographer during a rehearsal on a Western movie set in New Mexico. Court documents filed Wednesday show Baldwin entered the plea in state district court in Santa Fe, waiving an arraignment that […]
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- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
MAiD requests surge in Manitoba: 2023 sees record high, data shows
The program came into effect in June 2016 and Shared Health says there were 366 requests in 2023 compared to 36 seven years ago.© Global |
- Wednesday 05PM Jan 31/24
Advocates call for province to make housing a priority in 2024 budget
A local coalition is calling on the provincial government to make housing a priority in its next budget.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
5 people face robbery, assault charges after man attacked in Flin Flon, Man.
Five people have been charged with robbery and aggravated assault after a 24-year-old man was seen being punched and kicked by a group of people in Flin Flon.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
Over $49K raised from sale of MMIWG licence plates
Manitoba’s newest specialty licence plates had strong sales in the first months since becoming available.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
Remote First Nations urgently need all-season road in face of climate change, chiefs say
First Nations leaders from northern Manitoba have put forth a proposal for an all-season road that they say is urgently needed as climate change threatens the winter road system their communities rely on.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
Online campaign targets city’s sidewalk clearing
Organizations that speak for seniors and people with disabilities hope pictures of poorly cleared sidewalks in Winnipeg will force politicians and bureaucrats to up their game. The S(NO)w Plow campaign, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
Man who drove into pandemic protesters under house arrest
A Headingley man who plowed his Jeep through a crowd of people at a protest over COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, sending one person to hospital, is under house arrest. David Alexander Zegarac, 43, pleaded guilty in provincial court last June to two counts of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily harm and one count of failing to stop at the scene of an accident causing bodily harm during a protest two years ago in front of the legislature over pandemic restrictions. Provincial court Judge Donald Slough gave Zegarac two conditional sentence orders equating to just under two years of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
RCMP officers arrest two on firearm charges in Norway House, Man.
Norway House RCMP said the contained the scene of an incident involving a firearm being pointed at someone in the community. Two people are now in custody.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
2 teens charged after allegedly shooting man in face with BB gun
Winnipeg police say two teens have been charged after an attempted robbery led to a man being shot in the face by a BB gun. WPS says just after midnight on Jan. 31, officers responded to Burrows Avenue near Tyndall Avenue after receiving a report of an armed robbery. Reports indicate that a man and […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
How a ranch on the Siksika First Nation became a destination for people seeking hope
Across many indigenous cultures, the white buffalo is a sacred animal because it's seen as a symbol of hope.© Global |
- Wednesday 04PM Jan 31/24
Manitoba RCMP nab five following investigation into aggravated assault, robbery
RCMP officers were called to an incident of an aggravated assault and robbery attempt outside a business on Main Street in Flin Flon.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 31/24
PTE ‘restructuring’ will include layoffs at season’s end
A “restructuring” at Prairie Theatre Exchange will result in layoffs, reduced workloads and task amalgamation at the end of the company’s 2023-24 season, dramatically altering the company’s future internal operations. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 31/24
Ottawa pledges $362 million to provinces, cities to temporarily house asylum seekers
The federal government is spending another $362 million to help provinces and cities find housing for asylum seekers — but Ontario says it’s nowhere near enough. Immigration Minister Marc Miller billed the assistance Wednesday as a measure of support against the growing impact of asylum claims across Canada. But he, too, acknowledged that a lot […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 31/24
Grant applications open for Manitoba organizations looking for summer youth employment
The urban and hometown green team program is open for grant applications from organizations looking to hire youth over the summer, according to the province of Manitoba.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 31/24
Spring-like weather provides ideal conditions for joint surgery recovery: Expert
Expert says doctors often prescribe physical activity to join replacement patients and that can be a lot easier when the weather is warm.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jan 31/24
Deaf Indigenous actress from Winnipeg stars in new Marvel series
Actress Katarina Ziervogel, an Ojibwe and Mohawk woman belonging to Sagkeeng First Nation, shares her experience on the set of Marvel’s new series “Echo.” Ziervogel, who’s also part German, is from Edmonton but moved to Winnipeg as a child. “I feel incredibly honoured to have been chosen to play the part of Maya’s mother as […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jan 31/24
Winnipeg MP hopes Netanyahu leaves office 'sooner rather than later'
A Liberal member of Parliament says it would be in the best interests of the Middle East and the world if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu leaves office.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
Man shot in face, has groceries robbed: Winnipeg police
Two teenagers have been charged after they allegedly shot a man with an airgun while trying to rob groceries at a bus stop© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
Federal government pledges more money to help with refugee housing crisis
Minister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Marc Miller announced on Wednesday that more than $362 million is being allocated to the provinces and cities struggling to cope with a rising number of refugee claimants.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
Indigenous leaders call on governments to build all-season road in northern Manitoba
Indigenous leaders are calling on governments to build an all-season road to some of the isolated communities in northern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
Couple Robbed of Groceries at Gunpoint at Winnipeg Bus Stop
Two teens are facing charges after a man was shot in the face and robbed of groceries at a Winnipeg bus stop.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
Dentists, hygienists still in the dark on details of federal dental-care plan
With just months to go before patients can start making appointments, dentists, hygienists and other dental-care providers are still waiting for crucial details about how the federal government’s new dental-care plan will work — and how much they will be compensated. The government began accepting applications in January and eligibility for different groups is being […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
$50M worth of methamphetamine seized at Manitoba border: CBSA
It’s being described as the largest seizure of narcotics in Prairie history, and one of the biggest in Canada at the land border. Canadian Border Service Agency officers announced Wednesday the seizure 406 kilograms of methamphetamine – more than $50 million worth – from a commercial truck at the Manitoba border. “This is an extraordinary […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jan 31/24
Rent prices soared in 2023 as Canada saw lowest vacancy rate on record
Rent prices in Canada soared last year as supply struggled to keep up with demand, leading to the lowest national vacancy rate on record since the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. began tracking that data in 1988.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 31/24
Champagne’s warning to Metro as prices set to increase: ‘you cannot ignore consumers’
A veiled threat from Canada’s industry minister to one of the country’s leading grocers: consumers may start going elsewhere. Federal Industry Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne reacted Wednesday to the announcement from Metro Inc.’s CEO that higher prices will be seen in their stores beginning next week. It coincides with the end of an industry-wide blackout period […]
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 31/24
Final suspect arrested in Winnipeg forcible confinement case
Winnipeg police have arrested a final suspect in connection with an attempted murder investigation that saw a woman assaulted, forcibly confined and abandoned in a dumpster.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Jan 31/24
Five Pro Hockey Players Facing Sex Assault Charges Expected to Plead Not Guilty
Five players from Canada's 2018 world junior hockey team are expected to plead not guilty to charges stemming from an alleged sexual assault, according to statements from their lawyers.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jan 31/24
Woman arrested in confinement, attempted murder incident at Winnipeg apartment
A woman has been arrested in connection with an incident in December, when another woman was assaulted and held captive in a Winnipeg apartment.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jan 31/24
Winnipeg police arrest 3rd suspect after woman was allegedly tied up, left in dumpster
Winnipeg police say all three suspects wanted in connection with the alleged attempted murder of a 27-year-old woman late last year have now been arrested. Police are investigating after a woman was allegedly physically assaulted at a home on Carlton Street, tied up and left in a dumpster on Dec. 10, 2023. Officers first arrested […]
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 31/24
Fur goodness sake, Streveler's back with the Blue Bombers
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced on Wednesday that fan-favourite quarterback Chris Streveler has signed a one-year deal with the club.
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- Wednesday 11AM Jan 31/24
Narcotics Worth $50M Seized at Manitoba Border; Largest in Prairie History
Border agents in Boissevain have made the largest narcotics seizure in Manitoba history, worth more than $50 million.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 31/24
Chris Streveler Returns to Blue Bombers in One-Year Deal
Fan favourite backup quarterback Chris Streveler is returning to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a one-year contract deal.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 31/24
Manitoba offers free entry to provincial parks through February
Manitobans are being invited to explore the outdoors with free entry to provincial parks throughout the month of February.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jan 31/24
Goldeyes Sign Pitcher Rob Emery for 2024 Season
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have signed catcher Rob Emery for the 2024 season.
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 31/24
406 kg of meth found inside commercial truck at Boissevain port of entry: border officials
Canadian border officials made what they say is the largest narcotic seizure in Prairie history earlier this month.
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- Wednesday 09AM Jan 31/24
Parts of Manitoba hit with heavy snow
While many Manitobans are enjoying mild weather conditions this week, others are in for a blast of snow.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jan 31/24
Free Entry to Manitoba’s Provincial Parks in February
Manitobans can enjoy free entry to all provincial parks during the entire month of February.
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- Wednesday 07AM Jan 31/24
More than 400 kg of methamphetamine seized at Manitoba border; largest seizure in Prairie history
The Canada Border Service Agency (CBSA) seized 406 kilograms of suspected methamphetamine at a southern Manitoba border crossing earlier this month.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Jan 31/24
Manitoba Hydro Says New Power Generation, Time-of-Use Rates and More Are on the Table
WINNIPEG — Manitoba could need new energy generation as early as 2029 and must look for ways to encourage people to reduce demand, the head of the province's Crown energy corporation said Tuesday.
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- Wednesday 05AM Jan 31/24
'Something in him that is scary': Man accused of murdering Manitoba woman has sex assault history in B.C.
Eight years after the killing of a Manitoba woman in 2007, the Vancouver man now accused in her death pleaded guilty to choking two B.C. women in a pair of attacks that left both victims fearing for their lives.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jan 31/24
From Elm Creek, Man., to the Big Apple: How goalie Corinne Schroeder became PWHL New York's 'brick wall'
Schroeder is forcing her way into the conversation for one of three goaltending jobs with Canada’s senior national team, and as a contender for the PWHL's best goaltender.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jan 31/24
Western Canada melts as weather swings from extreme cold to record highs, rain
In B.C., West Vancouver and Abbotsford set all-time January temperature records Tuesday, hitting 18.2 and 17.3 C, respectively. Yesterday’s temperatures were far above normal in much of southern B.C., Alberta, northern Saskatchewan and northwestern Manitoba, as well as parts of southern Yukon and the Northwest Territories.
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- Tuesday 10PM Jan 30/24
Arrest of suspect in 2007 killing of Métis woman 'lightens the load' for family, brings hope for other MMIWG
Dozens gathered around a sacred fire in Winnipeg's North End on Tuesday to remember a Métis woman found dead over a decade ago, after a suspect was arrested in connection with her death.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 30/24
Potholes re-emerge as Winnipeg experiences unusual warm spell
Winnipeg crews were out Tuesday to patch up potholes revealed by above average temperatures hitting parts of the Prairies.
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- Tuesday 07PM Jan 30/24
Hope and closure: vigil honours 2007 homicide victim Saunders
Cynthia Roulette remembers getting the phone call in April 2007, the day her granddaughter’s body was found in St. Ambroise, near Lake Manitoba. Roulette was living in Calgary when Crystal […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM Jan 30/24
Winnipeg group says two members fired, one relocated after problematic behaviour surfaces
Problematic videos of vulnerable people being put in harm’s way by a community group in Winnipeg have surfaced, but the group’s leader says it’s taken action to remedy the issue, saying it doesn’t condone the behaviour captured on tape. In three videos obtained by CityNews Winnipeg, members of the SABE peacewalkers – which calls itself a “relationship-based de-escalation […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
Duct Stories has tale to tell after homeowner pockets a Quik $4,000
A Winnipeg homeowner who paid thousands of dollars for a new furnace received a gift of duct cleaning with the purchase. It turned out to be quite the bonus. The […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
School meal program on menu in Manitoba next fall
The Manitoba government has promised to clear the wait list of schools in line for nutrition grants and roll out the country’s most comprehensive student meal program, starting in the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
Winnipeg councillor wants metal detectors at city hall in wake of Edmonton incident
A Winnipeg councillor is calling for metal detectors at the entrance to city hall as part of beefed-up security measures in response to a disturbing incident in Edmonton last week.
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
New security post for Winnipeg city hall following threats, harassment
Security upgrades are coming to Winnipeg City Hall after councillors say safety is an issue, and current protocols to protect them fall short.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
City strikes extra messages from bus info signs
It’s official: diverse cultural greetings are not coming to an electronic bus sign near you. On Tuesday, city council’s public works committee cast a final vote in favour of a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
Manitoba increases funding for nutrition programs
More kids across the province will be seeing more food, as the provincial government steps up funding for nutrition programs. The province announced they are increasing grant funding given to the Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba from $2.5 million to nearly $4 million for this school year. “The funding that is being rolled out immediately […]
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- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
Skating? Sorry, interested in some rain boots?
It may be time to file a missing season’s report with the police. Because apart from a brief special guest appearance by winter a few weeks back, January has felt […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
Monster sewage-plant upgrade hit by another cost overrun
The failure of a large interceptor sewage pipe is being blamed for another multimillion-dollar overrun on the city’s largest infrastructure project. The cost of the headworks facilities (phase 1) of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
- Tuesday 06PM Jan 30/24
River trail closes after less than a week due to “bizarre temperatures”
Unseasonably mild weather across Southern Manitoba is slowing down winter activities – many of which were already delayed this season.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 30/24
Bring in metal detectors
It’s time to add metal detectors at Winnipeg City Hall owing to concern about recent threats to politicians’ safety, the chairman of the Winnipeg Police Board says. Coun. Markus Chambers […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 30/24
Resident creates ‘mountains’ to spur cleanup action on Winnipeg’s rubble lots
Long-time resident Cheryl Martens creates 'mountains' in hopes of spurring cleanup efforts on Winnipeg's rubble lots.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 30/24
'The Rockettes are pretty unique': southern Manitoba curling club celebrates 50 years
For half a century, the Saint-Adolphe Rockettes have been 'hurrying hard' in the curling rink. The group of women is celebrating the milestone anniversary in 2024 – marking 50 years of friendships formed on the ice.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 30/24
Winnipeg woman becomes first Manitoban to win major lottery prize in 2024
A Winnipeg woman won $5 million in the Jan. 20 6/49 draw. She was given the winning ticket as a birthday gift and is the first Manitoban to win a big lottery prize in 2024.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM Jan 30/24
Report highlights desperate need for Canada to modernize current health records system
A new report from the non-profit Public Policy Forum says Canada’s health records should be made digital and accessible to all members of a patient’s care team by 2028 to improve the system. The organization says the current handling of health records is outdated and it is easy for information and referrals to get lost. The […]
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- Tuesday 05PM Jan 30/24
Manitoba Hydro says new power generation, time of use rates and more are on the table
Manitoba Hydro CEO Jay Grewal says industry demand and the switch to electric vehicles will create a need for more power generation and supply management efforts, sooner or later.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
New veterinary care program to increase services to rural, remote Manitoba communities
A new program led by the Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association will see more veterinary care available to pets in remote Manitoba via supervised local care providers.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Nine kilos of fentanyl found in Trans-Canada traffic stop
A man and woman, both in their 20s, have been charged after RCMP and Brandon police confiscated nine kilograms of fentanyl during a traffic stop on the Trans-Canada Highway. Brandon […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Winnipeg Woman Claims $5M Lottery Prize
A Winnipeg woman's birthday gift will likely be one she won't ever forget... a $5 million lottery ticket windfall.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Apartment fire on Redwood Avenue in Winnipeg displaces residents
A morning apartment fire on Redwood Ave in Winnipeg has displaced residents.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Snowfall warning issued for parts of northern Manitoba
Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for Thompson, Churchill and other northern areas of the province.
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Manitoba Hydro says new power generation, time-of-use rates and more are on the table
Manitoba could need new energy generation as early as 2029 and must look for ways to encourage people to reduce demand, the head of the province's Crown energy corporation said Tuesday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
4 more members of 2018 World Juniors team charged with sexual assault
Four more members of the 2018 Canadian World Junior team have now been charged with sexual assault by police in London, Ont., bringing the total number of players from that team charged to five. Lawyers representing Calgary Flames forward Dillon Dube, Philadelphia Flyers goalie Carter Hart, New Jersey Devils forward Michael McLeod and Devils defenceman Cal Foote confirmed the charges in statements shared with Sportsnet. […]
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- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Manitoba government pushing for a universal nutrition program across provincial schools
A universal nutrition program for schools across Manitoba will allow for all students to get barrier-free access to food, according to the provincial government.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
'Really overwhelming': Winnipeg woman wins $5M on Lotto 6/49
A Winnipeg woman has five million reasons to be happy.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM Jan 30/24
Unsightly, unsafe, undeveloped E.K. lot traumatic reminder of 2022 fire, aftermath for neighbours
Two years after an inferno destroyed an unfinished apartment block in East Kildonan, frustrated neighbours are tired of looking at an idle lot that is scattered with materials and being […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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