Saturday 05PM Mar 09/24
Winnipeg community honors legacy of Evelyne Reese, former city councillor
The community of Winnipeg came together on Saturday at Windsor Park to honor the legacy of the late Evelyne Reese, a former city councilor.
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- Saturday 04PM Mar 09/24
Gushue going for 3rd straight Brier title after beating Alberta's Bottcher to reach final
Brad Gushue gained an express ticket to Sunday's championship game at the Brier with a 7-3 playoff win over Brendan Bottcher on Saturday night in Regina.
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- Saturday 03PM Mar 09/24
Fire destroys building on Main Street in Winnipeg
Another building on Main Street in Winnipeg has been destroyed following an overnight fire.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Mar 09/24
Hall of Fame CFL head coach Dave Ritchie dead at age 85
Dave Ritchie, who was the head coach of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers from 1999-2004, died Saturday. He was 85.© CTV |
- Saturday 03PM Mar 09/24
Former Blue Bombers coach Dave Ritchie passes away at 85, leaving a lasting legacy
Former coach for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Dave Ritchie, has passed away at the age of 85 and he is leaving behind a lasting legacy.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Mar 09/24
Eagle-eyed Manitobans spot birds migrating back home
Bald eagles have been spotted in Winnipeg and across Manitoba as the birds migrate back home.© CTV |
- Saturday 03PM Mar 09/24
Hall of Fame coach Dave Ritchie, who won Grey Cups with Blue Bombers, Lions, dead at age 85
Dave Ritchie, the Hall of Fame former CFL head coach, has died. He was 85.
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- Saturday 02PM Mar 09/24
'Beer tax' increase capped at 2 per cent until 2026, Freeland announces
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland announced on Saturday that a planned increase to the excise tax on alcohol will be scrapped, with the increase capped for two years.
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- Saturday 02PM Mar 09/24
Pimicikamak Cree Nation chief declares state of emergency over nursing shortage
A First Nation community in northern Manitoba declared a state of emergency Friday afternoon over a lack of nurses.© CTV |
- Saturday 02PM Mar 09/24
Alcohol excise tax capped at 2 per cent for two more years, Freeland announces
TORONTO — Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland says the federal government will cap the annual alcohol excise tax increase on beer, spirits and wine at two per cent for an additional two years. The alcohol excise tax had been set to rise on April 1 by 4.7 per cent, tied to inflation, but Freeland announced today […]
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- Saturday 12PM Mar 09/24
Main Street building 'a complete loss' after major fire
A three-storey mixed-use building on Winnipeg's Main Street is considered to be “a complete loss” by the city after a major fire Friday evening.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Mar 09/24
Residents of Winnipeg neighbourhood left homeless after early morning fire
Residents of a multi-family residence have been left homeless after an early morning fire Saturday. The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded to a fire at a two-storey residence at the 100 block of Hallet Street around just before 4 a.m. Crews attempted to tackle the blaze from inside the house, but heavy fire conditions forced […]
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- Saturday 12PM Mar 09/24
Fire completely destroys building in downtown Winnipeg
A building on Main Street is complete loss after a major fire on Friday night. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service worked overnight to put out the blaze that blocked traffic between Logan Avenue and the Disraeli Freeway Friday night. Crews declared the fire under control just after 3:30 a.m. Saturday with some remaining on scene to […]
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- Saturday 12PM Mar 09/24
Multiple people displaced after early morning fire
Multiple residents are displaced after an early morning house fire in Winnipeg’s North Point Douglas neighbourhood.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Mar 09/24
Manitobans should get up to date on measles vaccinations before travelling, province says
Manitobans who are booking flights might also want to consider booking an appointment with their doctor to see if they need a measles vaccine, the province says.
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- Saturday 10AM Mar 09/24
Winnipeg firefighters battle two overnight blazes downtown, one lasting eight hours
Winnipeg firefighters responded to two back-to-back blazes downtown overnight Friday, including one that took eight hours to put out. According to a Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service release, firefighters were called […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 09AM Mar 09/24
Caribbean leaders call a emergency meeting Monday on Haiti, calling the situation there ‘dire’
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (AP) — Caribbean leaders called for an emergency meeting in Jamaica with the United States, Canada and France on Monday to seek a way out of spiraling gang violence in Haiti. Members of the Caricom regional trade bloc have been trying for months to get political actors in Haiti to agree to form […]
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- Saturday 09AM Mar 09/24
Main Street building complete loss following Friday night blaze, City of Winnipeg says
A building on Main Street, near the Disraeli Freeway, is considered a complete loss after it caught fire Friday night, the City of Winnipeg says.
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 09/24
With AI, Workplace Surveillance Has ‘Skyrocketed’ — Leaving Canadian Laws Behind
OTTAWA — Technology that tracks your location at work and the time you're spending in the bathroom. A program that takes random screenshots of your laptop screen. A monitoring system that detects your mood during your shift.
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 09/24
Laurent Brossoit notches 1st shutout of the season as Jets beat Kraken 3-0
The trade deadline arrived with the Winnipeg Jets addressing their need for a little more offensive punch before finishing the day showing just how strong they are defensively with a 3-0 win over the Seattle Kraken Friday night.
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 09/24
Experience the Flavours of the Province at ‘Love Local Manitoba’
Discover the flavours of Manitoba at the 9th annual premier food, beer, and wine event -- Love Local Manitoba!
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- Saturday 08AM Mar 09/24
Nurse shortage prompts state of emergency in Pimicikamak Cree Nation
Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba declared a state of emergency Friday afternoon, owing to a nursing shortage leaders in the community described as a crisis.
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- Saturday 07AM Mar 09/24
Uncovering Truths About Mining
Mining is one of our province’s best kept secrets — most people know little about the modern mines operating today.
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- Saturday 06AM Mar 09/24
A life of faith and compassionate service
Everyone — friends, family, colleagues and strangers alike — knew they could trust him, the guy with the big heart and the kindness in his eyes. In a world in […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06AM Mar 09/24
Thompson at 'crisis point' on firefighter vacancies: union
The Thompson Professional Firefighters Association is sounding the alarm on rising call volumes and stagnant staff levels, saying the northern Manitoba city's fire department is short eight full-time members — the equivalent of a third of its workforce.
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- Saturday 06AM Mar 09/24
Woman sheds light on the 'agonizing' world of obsessive compulsive disorder
On any given day, Callandra Stroet might wash her hands until they bleed, her countertops until they shine, her backpack if she touches it, and any door knob along the way. Stroet lives with OCD: obsessive compulsive disorder.
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- Saturday 05AM Mar 09/24
Officers weren’t told of threats to harm police, says RCMP ‘Freedom Convoy’ report
An internal RCMP review of the force’s response to “Freedom Convoy” protests found that some officers at the scene of an Alberta blockade were unaware of threats to harm police until after the episode ended. The review report also describes “chaotic” efforts in early 2022 to mobilize officers in Ottawa, a lack of proper equipment, […]
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- Saturday 05AM Mar 09/24
Community members mourn 6 victims of Ottawa mass murder at sombre vigil
Grieving Ottawa-area residents and members of the local Sri Lankan community tearfully offered flowers, gifts and prayers in tribute to a slain family on Saturday as they gathered for a vigil in honour of the victims of a crime described as one of the worst mass killings in the city’s recent history. Mourners gathered under […]
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- Saturday 05AM Mar 09/24
With AI, workplace surveillance has ‘skyrocketed’—leaving Canadian laws behind
Technology that tracks your location at work and the time you’re spending in the bathroom. A program that takes random screenshots of your laptop screen. A monitoring system that detects your mood during your shift. These are just some ways employee surveillance technology — now turbocharged, thanks to the explosive growth of artificial intelligence — […]
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- Saturday 03AM Mar 09/24
House arrest for casino tours co-ordinator who falsified invoices
THE owner of a bus line facing multiple lawsuits over unpaid loans and services has now been sentenced to 14 months house arrest after admitting to falsifying invoices during her […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 03AM Mar 09/24
Brian Mulroney's complicated relationship with Indigenous peoples in Canada
Former prime minister Brian Mulroney’s legacy with Indigenous peoples in Canada is one marked by contradiction; where failures are sometimes remembered for their best intentions and successes run alongside catastrophic disappointments
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- Saturday 02AM Mar 09/24
Cross Lake declares state of emergency, pleads for nurses
A northern First Nation declared a state of emergency over a nurse shortage. Pimicikamak Cree Nation (Cross Lake) asked federal and provincial governments to send medical workers as soon as […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 11PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg Jets stifle Kraken, Brossoit gets shutout in 3-0 win
Laurent Brossoit only had to make 17 saves to earn his first shutout in more than two years while Mark Scheifele, Adam Lowry and Nikolaj Ehlers scored for the Jets.© Global |
- Friday 11PM Mar 08/24
Gushue, Bottcher, McEwen, Dunstone the Brier’s final four playoff teams
Team Manitoba's Matt Dunstone defeated Team Manitoba's Reid Carruthers to eliminate the Manitoba champions.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Mar 08/24
Building in downtown Winnipeg expected to be a complete loss after Friday night fire
Traffic on one of downtown Winnipeg's busiest streets was blocked off Friday night as firefighters battled a blaze in a grocery store.
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- Friday 08PM Mar 08/24
Former Manitoba cabinet minister alleges she was assaulted by former MLA
Former Progressive Conservative cabinet minister Sarah Guillemard has alleged a former MLA groped her at a gala event in March 2017 when she was a rookie politician. Guillemard, the MLA […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Mar 08/24
Grammy-winner Lucinda Williams, Mt. Joy, Cowboy Junkies coming to Winnipeg in 2024 Folk Fest lineup
A wide range of musical acts from across genres and the globe were announced in this year's lineup at the Winnipeg Folk Festival
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- Friday 07PM Mar 08/24
RCMP, city police ask for public’s help in thawing cold homicide cases
The 911 call came in at about 7 in the morning. A passerby in the remote Northlands Denesuline First Nation community saw the flames consuming the small house and phoned […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Mar 08/24
Delay in recruitment means bail unit won't be ready until fall, Winnipeg police chief says
A new bail enforcement unit will take months to get up and running, Winnipeg's police chief says.
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- Friday 07PM Mar 08/24
This woman wants the public art below ground to be part of Portage and Main conversation
Last week, Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham announced he wants to open Portage and Main to pedestrians, and put an end to crossing underground. One woman says the public art below ground needs to be part of the conversation about the changes.
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- Friday 07PM Mar 08/24
New program to train Manitobans in remote, northern areas to vaccinate cats and dogs
A veterinary group says it will soon offer the first program of its kind in Canada to train everyday people to vaccinate and deworm cats and dogs in communities that have historically lacked access to those services.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
Toffoli happy to wind up in Winnipeg as Jets gear up for playoff drive
The veteran forward and fellow New Jersey Devils defenceman Colin Miller were both traded to the Winnipeg Jets in two separate deals for draft picks on Friday.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
Check measles vaccine record, top doc says
Manitobans are being urged to check their immunization status amid a global rise in measles cases and reports of the highly contagious disease being detected in neighbouring provinces. As of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
Former Manitoba cabinet minister details alleged sexual assault by former MLA
A former Manitoba Progressive Conservative cabinet minister said on International Women's Day that she was sexually assaulted by a former MLA seven years ago, and that she faced consequences after coming forward.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
Advocates call for better connectivity in rural, remote communities in Manitoba
After parliament announced millions to bring mobile connectivity to eight indigenous communities, advocates are saying there's lots left to do.© Global |
- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg Folk Festival Unveils 2024 Lineup
The Winnipeg Folk Festival unveiled the eagerly awaited lineup for its 49th annual celebration of music on Friday.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
Toffoli Happy to Wind Up in Winnipeg as Jets Gear Up for Playoff Drive
WINNIPEG — Tyler Toffoli took a chance with his hockey future and approves the new path he’s on.
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- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
‘Passable grade’ on downtown safety not good enough: police chief
Only half of Winnipeggers who responded to a recent police survey said they feel very safe or reasonably safe walking alone downtown during the day, but the figure drops to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Mar 08/24
News briefs for Friday, March 8, 2024
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Friday, March 8, 2024 Jets beat Kraken 3-0 11:33 PM The Winnipeg Jets used a strong third period to down the Seattle […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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- Friday 05PM Mar 08/24
First ever live cougar caught in Manitoba
A Manitoba trapper hoping to nab a wolf got the surprise of his life when he caught the province’s first-ever live cougar instead.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Mar 08/24
Transparency vital for confidence in health system, nurses union, Doctors Manitoba say
After recent patient deaths in the emergency rooms at Grace and St. Boniface hospitals were ruled critical incidents, health officials promised “comprehensive” reviews in a bid to prevent similar fatalities. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 08/24
Parents support Manitoba group home currently under fire for giving teens weed
A Manitoba group home is under investigation by the province for giving teens cannabis as a form of harm reduction. But some parents support the practice.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Mar 08/24
Grey wolf at Assiniboine Park Zoo, one of the last in the pack, dies
The Assiniboine Park Zoo is mourning the loss of one of its last remaining grey wolves.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Mar 08/24
Band of Horses, The War and Treaty, and Lucinda Williams among performers at Winnipeg Folk Fest this summer
An Americana music legend, a long-running indie rock group and a rising duo that were recently nominated for Grammy Awards will be heading to Bird’s Hill Provincial Park this summer.© CTV |
- Friday 05PM Mar 08/24
Vehicle inventory increasing, leads to decreasing prices and interest rates
AutoTrader.ca said vehicle stock has been slowly going up on the site since August 2022, catching up after massive supply chain disruptions during the pandemic.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
Manitoba expert gives tips on getting a better sleep this daylight saving
A sleep expert with the College of Nursing in the Rady Faculty of Health Sciences gives some tips and tricks on how to get a good night's sleep and prep for daylight saving.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
Carruthers falls to Gushue, will face fellow Manitoban Dunstone in elimination game
Defending champion Brad Gushue and Alberta's Brendan Bottcher won their opening playoff games at the Canadian men's curling championship Friday to shorten theirs roads to the final in Regina.
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- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
When it comes to the blame game, Tories should look in the mirror
The NDP government is raising taxes. No, the new NDP government is lowering taxes. For anyone who has tuned into proceedings at the Manitoba legislature in the always important spring […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeggers look to keep local pool afloat
Winnipeggers continue to make waves over a plan to close their local pools, with thousands of signatures now signed hoping to reverse the decision and keep the pools, like the one at Happy Land Outdoor Pool open. This as a protest is planned outside of city hall on Monday. The new four-year budget calls for […]
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- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
Change in government brings no improvement in access to end-of-life care
TERMINALLY ill Manitobans have significantly less access to end-of-life health care than other Canadians, and the provincial government has done little to improve the situation since being elected last fall. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg Jets get Toffoli, Miller from New Jersey Devils in separate trades for picks
The Jets made two more deals ahead of the NHL's trade deadline acquiring veteran winger Tyler Toffoli and defenceman Colin Miller in separate transactions.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
Cougars may be becoming more common in Manitoba, conservationist says after trapper's unique catch
A trapper in the Parkland region has become the first person to ever catch a live cougar in Manitoba. Stephen Petersen, director of conservation and research at the Assiniboine Zoo, talks with CBC's Brittany Greenslade about the rare encounter and what it can tell us about the
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- Friday 04PM Mar 08/24
‘Uh oh’: Trapper catches live cougar near Minitonas, Man.
'I could see it when we were going down the trail for 15, 20 yards. "Uh oh. That's a cougar. Now what do we do?"'© Global |
- Friday 03PM Mar 08/24
Bestselling author Dr. Jen Gunter says menstruation shouldn't be a taboo topic
Former Winnipegger Dr. Jen Gunter, who is in the city to talk about her new book Blood: The Science, Medicine and Mythology of Menstruation, says she hopes talking openly about menstruation will prevent women from believing myths about periods and from feeling shame about their body.
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- Friday 03PM Mar 08/24
Manitoba government urged to keep promise to search of landfill for women’s remains
The families of two slain First Nations women are continuing to press the Manitoba government to search a landfill for their remains. The families, along with supporters and Indigenous leaders, rallied outside the legislature and accused the government of delays and inaction. Cambria Harris, whose mother Morgan Harris is believed to have been killed and […]
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- Friday 02PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeggers’ perception of downtown safety on the decline: survey
A new survey finds the public’s overall perception of the Winnipeg Police Service continues to be on the decline, and fewer folks are feeling safe downtown, regardless of gender.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Mar 08/24
Public perception of Winnipeg police on the decline: survey
A new survey finds the public’s overall perception of the Winnipeg Police Service continues to be on the decline, and fewer folks are feeling safe downtown, regardless of gender.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Mar 08/24
ANALYSIS: Toffoli trade a sign Jets going for broke
With the acquisition of Tyler Toffoli from New Jersey, the message is clear: the Jets are going for broke. And why not?© Global |
- Friday 02PM Mar 08/24
Molson, PWHL aim to increase player recognition through ‘See My Name’ campaign
For many who’ve watched women’s hockey for years or who might be new to the game through the Professional Women’s Hockey League, one thing might stand out compared to the men’s game — how difficult it is to see a player’s name. Many hockey stars in women’s hockey have long hair, which unfortunately results in […]
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- Friday 02PM Mar 08/24
Families Demand Manitoba Government Search Landfill for First Nations Women’s Remains
WINNIPEG — The families of two slain First Nations women are renewing calls for Manitoba to search a landfill for their loved ones' remains.
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- Friday 02PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg Goldeyes Sign Pitcher Ryder Yakel
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have signed right-handed pitcher Ryder Yakel for the 2024 season.
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- Friday 01PM Mar 08/24
Canada resuming funding to UN aid agency for Palestinians in Gaza Strip
OTTAWA — The federal government says Canada will resume funding to the United Nations aid agency for Palestinian refugees in the Gaza Strip. Canada was one of 16 countries to pause future payments to the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East after Israel alleged in January that a dozen […]
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- Friday 01PM Mar 08/24
Toronto Blue Jays sign Canadian slugger Joey Votto to minor-league deal
Joey Votto, the likely Hall of Famer from Etobicoke, Ont., announced Friday that he’s signing a minor-league deal with the Toronto Blue Jays, the team he cheered for growing up. Sportsnet’s Shi Davidi reports that Votto’s deal includes a base salary of $2 million in the major leagues and an additional $2 million in incentives. […]
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- Friday 01PM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg police continue to investigate homicide a year later
Winnipeg police say they are continuing to investigate the death of 33-year-old Treymaine Traverse. On March 9, 2023, WPS says they were alerted to a suite at a hotel along Main Street, after Traverse had been found dead. READ MORE: Police investigating 33-year-old man’s death downtown as homicide At the time, his death was considered […]
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- Friday 01PM Mar 08/24
Contractor defends work on ArriveCan app, says conflict concerns were addressed
A contractor that worked on ArriveCan is defending its integrity after Ottawa suspended its federal contracts following a report that its founder was a government employee. Dalian Enterprises Inc. says steps were taken to address conflict-of-interest concerns before its founder, David Yeo, went to work for the Department of National Defence. A spokesperson for the […]
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- Friday 01PM Mar 08/24
Parkland trapper catches live cougar, 1st ever captured in Manitoba
A Swan Valley-area trapper checking his line a few weeks ago stumbled upon a remarkable catch: the first cougar that's ever been captured alive in Manitoba.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 08/24
Ever-changing labour laws make Manitoba unstable place to invest
Manitoba needs a labour truce. But not between business and unions; rather it needs to involve the two political parties that alternately run this province. The NDP and the Progressive […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 12PM Mar 08/24
City of Winnipeg Launches Online Alerts for Untreated Sewage Spills
The City of Winnipeg has created an email alert system to immediately notify the public when there's an untreated sewage spill.
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- Friday 11AM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg police asking for public's help to solve 2023 homicide
The Winnipeg Police Service is looking for any information on a homicide that took place one year ago.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Mar 08/24
Hesitancy over Houston model
When it comes to tackling homelessness, Houston takes the classic Texas ‘bigger is better’ approach. Winnipeg, meanwhile, has adopted a much smaller — and fragmented — model. In recent months, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 10AM Mar 08/24
Jets acquiring Toffoli, Miller from Devils
The Jets announced on Friday the acquisition of forward Tyler Toffoli from the New Jersey Devils. In return, the Jets handed over a second-round pick in 2025 and a third-round pick in 2024. New Jersey will also be retaining 50 per cent of Toffoli’s remaining salary.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Mar 08/24
Rally and round dance calls for Manitoba government to search landfill for women's remains
The families of two slain First Nations women are continuing to press the Manitoba government to search a landfill for their remains.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg-born OB/GYN who penned bestsellers back with new book on menstruation
A Winnipeg-born OB/GYN and two-time New York Times bestselling author is back with a new book aimed at unlocking the science and removing the stigma behind menstruation.© CTV |
- Friday 10AM Mar 08/24
Jets acquire scoring winger Tyler Toffoli in trade with Devils
The Winnipeg Jets have acquired a proven scorer for the playoff run. The New Jersey Devils traded winger Tyler Toffoli to the Jets, Sportsnet can confirm. Toffoli can become an unrestricted free agent this summer. He has a cap hit of $4.25 million this season. The move is the second big trade by the Jets this season after the club acquired […]
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- Friday 09AM Mar 08/24
Protesters fed up with NDP government inaction after promising landfill search for slain women
Protesters demanding a search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of three First Nations women directed their anger at a new target Friday — Premier Wab Kinew, who has yet to deliver on his campaign promise.
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- Friday 07AM Mar 08/24
Daylight Saving Time arrives on Sunday, clocks ‘spring forward’ an hour
Ready, or not, it’s time to “spring forward” this weekend, which means you lose an hour of that precious sleep, but the good news – spring is around the corner. Daylight Saving Time (DST) begins at 2 a.m. ET on Sunday, as clocks move ahead one hour, bringing with it longer daylight hours in the […]
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- Friday 07AM Mar 08/24
A touch of Target is coming back to Canada
Hudson's Bay announced Friday that it will begin stocking the U.S. retailer's children's apparel brand Cat & Jack in its department stores and online on March 14.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Mar 08/24
These Canadian cities are selling property for as low as $1 to get you to move there
Here's a look at Canadian towns, cities and even entire provinces that have offered incentives to entice future residents, ranging from grants to land listed for only $1.© CTV |
- Friday 07AM Mar 08/24
Could we learn to talk to whales?
In today’s The Big Story podcast, there’s a chance that one day, we humans could have a conversation with whales. Seriously. Scientists are working on a way to make it happen. Ross Andersen is a staff writer at The Atlantic, where he wrote about the efforts to decipher whale communication patterns. “The idea is if […]
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- Friday 07AM Mar 08/24
Daylight Saving Time Resuming on Sunday
Daylight saving time resumes Sunday, March 10, as clocks spring forward for the season.
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- Friday 07AM Mar 08/24
The playoff picture at this year's Brier as veterans and underdogs pull out the stops
In a Brier that has been full of twists and turns, including a number of unexpected results, the playoff field is now set as the field of 18 teams has been trimmed to just six. Find out the major storylines heading into the finals.
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- Friday 06AM Mar 08/24
Winnipeg Jets pick up right-winger Tyler Toffoli, defenceman Colin Miller on NHL deadline day
The Winnipeg Jets are loading up with an eye toward a long playoff run. Having already acquired centre Sean Monahan from the Montreal Canadiens last month, the club snagged winger Tyler Toffoli in a deal with New Jersey on Friday ahead of the NHL's 3 p.m. ET trade deadline.
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- Friday 05AM Mar 08/24
Federal government investigates complaint about misuse of funds intended to support children at Shamattawa
A federal government investigation is underway into concerns that Jordan’s Principle funding meant to help provide services to First Nations children is not being spent properly at a First Nation in Manitoba.
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- Thursday 09PM Mar 07/24
Manitoba plans buffer zones to restrict protests near abortion clinics
The NDP government introduced a bill Thursday that, if passed, would create "buffer zones" of 50 metres to 150 metres around related health facilities and staff homes.© Global |
- Thursday 09PM Mar 07/24
Manitoba post-secondary schools could lose funding for falling short on sexual violence policies
Post-secondary institutions in Manitoba could soon lose funding if they don't abide by the province's requirements for policies on sexual violence.
© CBC |
- Thursday 08PM Mar 07/24
Family of international student killed by Winnipeg police attend funeral, call for answers
"He has so many dreams, so many dreams. And he talks about his dream so passionately. He's very passionate about life," Yemisi said.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Mar 07/24
3 taken to hospital after West Broadway apartment fire
Three people were taken to hospital in unstable condition after a fire at an apartment block on Young Street, in Winnipeg's West Broadway area, Thursday afternoon.
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- Thursday 07PM Mar 07/24
Disabled residents of Winnipeg facility living with day-to-day uncertainty as strike continues
Some residents at a Winnipeg non-profit health care facility for people with physical disabilities say they're facing uncertainty in their day-to-day lives as a strike that began Wednesday has left them without the help of the people who usually care for them.
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- Thursday 07PM Mar 07/24
‘I literally have nothing’: tenants lament losses after blaze
More than 50 Winnipeggers are left with little or nothing after escaping a fire which ravaged an apartment complex Tuesday afternoon. Catherine Robichaud, 26, was on a work-related call as […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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