Tuesday 10AM Apr 05/22
Manitoba First Nation to search grounds of former residential school for unmarked graves
One Manitoba First Nation is searching the grounds of a former residential school to locate potential unmarked graves.
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- Tuesday 10AM Apr 05/22
'We have a lot of pride in our community': Fed up Point Douglas residents clean up riverbank
A group of Winnipeggers fed up with the amount of garbage in their neighbourhood took matters into their own hands over the weekend.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Apr 05/22
Gas tax cuts may provide some relief, but high fuel prices are here to stay: experts
Ontario said it would join Alberta in temporarily slashing gas and fuel taxes in an effort to curb runaway gas prices. While these tax reductions may provide some relief to motorists, experts say these measures don’t address the root of the problem, which exist outside of provincial jurisdiction.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Apr 05/22
Third suspect still at large in Winnipeg homicide investigation
Police have already arrested and charged Amos Kematch and Tanisha Flett in connection with the incident, but Clifton remains at large.© Global |
- Tuesday 09AM Apr 05/22
Two suspects arrested in Winnipeg homicide, police still looking for third
Winnipeg police officers have arrested two suspects in connection with a February homicide, and continue to search for the third suspect.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 05/22
Spring melt revealing loads of litter in city
TOM Ethans drove around the south end of Winnipeg in a red minivan Monday, rating the trash he spotted on the streets and boulevards on a scale of one to ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 05/22
Southbound Lagimodiere closed early Tuesday after pedestrian hit by vehicle
Police say Lagimodiere is expected to be closed for several hours for the investigation Tuesday morning.© Global |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 05/22
Crash involving pedestrian sends one man to hospital, forces road closures
A crash involving a pedestrian forced road closures in Winnipeg on Tuesday morning and sent one person to the hospital.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 05/22
Pedestrian hit, section of Lagimodiere Boulevard shut down in Winnipeg
A stretch of Lagimodiere Boulevard is blocked to traffic after a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle early Tuesday morning.
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- Tuesday 07AM Apr 05/22
Feds Consider Definition of ‘Fully Vaccinated’ in Review of Federal Worker Mandate
OTTAWA — The federal government will consider whether to include booster shots in the next version of the COVID-19 vaccine mandate for its workers, the Treasury Board said as it reviews the rules.
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- Tuesday 06AM Apr 05/22
Couching health-care criticisms
With emergency room wait times as long as 10 hours in Winnipeg and daily COVID-19 information updates no longer available to Manitobans, Health Minister Audrey Gordon is planning “sofa conversations” ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06AM Apr 05/22
Can Canada transition both drivers and automakers to electric vehicles?
In today’s Big Story podcast, the federal government has ambitious targets set for the percentage of cars in Canada that will be electric by 2030. We’re a long way from meeting them. But research shows hundreds of thousands of Canadians would like to purchase one. They just can’t find one, can’t afford one, or don’t […]
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- Tuesday 05AM Apr 05/22
Letters: April 5, 2022
Poilievre’s pitch Wherever Pierre Poilievre is holding rallies his large crowds are liking his message of freedom, moving away from Trudeau’s divisive policies, reenergizing the resource sector by killing the carbon tax, building more affordable housing so young couples can get into the housing market and giving individuals back their freedoms lost under the current […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05AM Apr 05/22
Ukraine president calls for UN action following Bucha killings
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on the United Nations to take action against Russia following the disturbing images of atrocities in Bucha.
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- Tuesday 05AM Apr 05/22
Winnipeg bike group hopes to use survey results to reduce bike theft
A Winnipeg cycling advocacy group has issued a survey on bike theft with the hope of reducing crime and finding lost bikes.
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- Monday 09PM Apr 04/22
25-year-old woman charged in Thompson killing
Less than a week after being arrested, a Split Lake woman has now been charged with second-degree murder in connection with a homicide.© Global |
- Monday 09PM Apr 04/22
March (tradition) break: premier skips Royal Winter Fair
Premier Heather Stefanson broke with tradition last week, skipping the biggest event on the province’s agricultural community calendar: the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair. “I was away on a holiday with my ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 09PM Apr 04/22
Winnipeg police search for missing teen last seen in North End
Winnipeg police are asking for the public's assistance in finding 16-year-old Janessa Wood.© Global |
- Monday 09PM Apr 04/22
Non-smoker hit with $400 smoking fee from car rental company
Four days after returning her rental car, Andrea Caplan received an unexpected surprise on her invoice indicating a smoking charge.© Global |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Conservative leader candidate Poilievre floats oil-via-Churchill idea
OTTAWA — The Conservative party leadership front-runner has revived longstanding calls to ship oil from the Port of Churchill, an idea that remains controversial in northern Manitoba. “The Port of Churchill ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Reservation system racks up thousands of campground bookings
Ana Gomes has been trying to book a yurt since she moved to Canada in 2018 but has never been able to. This year she secured one in Tulabi Falls ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Gillingham exits finance committee, EPC with eye on mayor's chair
Coun. Scott Gillingham resigned from his roles as finance chairman and a member of Winnipeg city council’s executive policy committee Monday, steps toward what he calls a “very likely” mayoral ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Flood warning issued for Red River
A flood watch has been issued for the Red River from the American border to the Red River Floodway, in advance of a forecast of three days of rain and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Sewage spill blamed on bad circumstances, good weather
A major spill that dumped more than 78 million litres of diluted sewage into the Assiniboine River last month would have been avoided if a construction project had ended on ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
A spring break to forget
Recovery — rather than relaxation — took over many Manitoba vacationers’ itineraries during spring break 2022, with COVID-19 seemingly everywhere only a couple of weeks after restrictions were lifted. As classes ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
'Not a one-and-done situation'
Some Manitobans who recently had COVID-19 are suffering fresh symptoms just weeks or months later, raising questions about immunity and reinfection after the province’s latest wave. While research suggests the risk ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Leadership track takes dinosaur's stance on climate change
Last week, two days before the release of an alarming report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Pierre Poilievre was in Winnipeg to advance his bid to ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
'I'm happy, but I'm not happy'
WARSAW — It’s a bitterly cold morning in Poland’s capital, at the heart of the city’s diplomatic row. Outside the concrete-and-glass edifice of the Canadian embassy, about four dozen people ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Unions call for removal of Shared Health board member
A coalition of health-care unions is calling on the province to remove a member of the Shared Health board of directors with ties to a for-profit home care company. Manitoba Health ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Khan sworn in as first Manitoba Muslim MLA
Obby Khan brought a message of peace and blessings to the Manitoba Legislative Building as the first Muslim MLA to hold a seat in the chamber. On Monday, the Progressive Conservative ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Some patients at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre wait 10 hours or more for a bed
Some people at Winnipeg’s busiest hospital are waiting as long as 10 hours for a bed, some even longer, according to recent data.
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- Monday 08PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba's 1st Muslim MLA says he's touched by support, ready to work
Never before had a Member of the Legislative Assembly in Manitoba used the holy book of Islam to take their oath of office until Obby Khan was sworn in as the new MLA for Fort Whyte on Monday.
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- Monday 07PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba invests $500k in residential school healing centres
The province will spend half a million dollars to support programs and services that work to support those who have been impacted by the ongoing trauma caused by the residential school system. “We know that colonialism, racism and intergenerational trauma resulting from residential schools have greatly impacted the mental health outcomes for Indigenous people in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 07PM Apr 04/22
Red River crest expected in Manitoba between April 8 and 15
Flood forecasters say they expect the Red River to begin cresting in Manitoba later this week at a volume that should only result in localized flooding.
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- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Accused killer 'driven by desperation,' court told
NEARLY four years after Eduardo Balaquit was last seen alive, the location of his body remains a mystery — but there is no question why he was killed, a jury ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Arrest made in connection with Sacramento mass shooting
Sacramento police arrested a man Monday connected to the shooting that killed six people and wounded a dozen others in the heart of California’s capital.
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- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Ukrainian woman collects firefighting gear to send back home to hard-hit Kharkiv
A Ukrainian-Canadian fire dancer is helping Ukrainians fight fires by collecting gear to send overseas.
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- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba businesses struggling to find skilled workers, experts say
An expansion of a Winnipeg-based furniture company is set to create hundreds of jobs in the city, but experts say finding qualified workers is difficult right now.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Team Jason Gunnlaugson splitting up at season’s end
After two years together, Team Jason Gunnlaugson is breaking up at the end of the curling season.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Crown alleges Eduardo Balaquit's death caused by accused's 'financial desperation'
The trial for a man charged with manslaughter in the death and disappearance of 59-year-old Eduardo Balaquit began on Monday.
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- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Province issues flood watch for Red River, expected to spill banks soon
A flood watch has been issued for the Red River from Emerson to the Red River Floodway inlet, just south of the city of Winnipeg, Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre announced Monday. The river is forecast to spill over its banks at some locations with peak flows within the Red River Valley expected […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Scott Gillingham resigns from EPC, signaling potential mayoral run
It appears a key member of Mayor Brian Bowman’s inner-circle may be setting himself up for a mayoral run this fall.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba Issues Flood Watch for Red River Valley
WINNIPEG -- The province has issued a flood watch for the Red River from Emerson to the Red River Floodway inlet, just south of Winnipeg.
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- Monday 06PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba Health Coalition, unions call for removal of Shared Health board member
The Manitoba Health Coalition, Manitoba Nurses Union and CUPE 204 are calling for the removal of one of the members of the newly appointed Shared Health board of directors.
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- Monday 05PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba issues flood watch for the Red River valley
The province says the risk of lakes flooding remains low in most major Manitoba lakes.© Global |
- Monday 05PM Apr 04/22
30 mm of possible rain triggers flood watch in Red River Valley: Province
The province has issued a flood watch for the Red River Valley as a forecasted precipitation system could bring up to 30 millimetres of rain in parts of southern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Apr 04/22
FRIESEN: For Jets, what can go wrong, will
In hindsight, what happened to the Winnipeg Jets’ best player this season is perfectly par for the course. What can go wrong, has. Much of it self-inflicted, some of it out of their control. Kyle Connor’s positive COVID test falls into the latter category. The timing of it – costing the team its leading scorer […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 05PM Apr 04/22
Health Coalition, unions call for Nurse Next Door rep dropped from Shared Health board
The Manitoba Health Coalition along the Manitoba Nurses Union and CUPE 204 are calling on the provincial government to remove a representative of a private home care services company from the Shared Health Board of Directors. Brenda Martinussen of Nurse Next Door – a private, for-profit, franchise home health care operator – was appointed to […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 05PM Apr 04/22
'People are hearing our voices and our language': Students perform O Canada in Cree at Jets game
Students from a Minto-area school took to the ice at a Winnipeg Jets game over the weekend for a special performance of Canada’s national anthem in Cree.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Apr 04/22
- Monday 04PM Apr 04/22
COVID-19: Staffing challenges hitting Manitoba’s service industry hard
The service industry is once again dealing with sick employees. Businesses have already faced dozens of challenges throughout the pandemic.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Apr 04/22
Maple leaf battle: How a Reddit experiment is highlighting Canadian tenacity
Canadians and their supporters on Reddit have been been met with internet trolls as they fight to finish the country's flag on r/Place.
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- Monday 04PM Apr 04/22
Facing Labour Shortages, Liberals Loosen Rules on Foreign Workers Ahead of Budget
OTTAWA — Days before the Liberals release their latest spending plan, the federal government has eased rules on temporary foreign workers in some areas of the economy desperately in need of employees.
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- Monday 04PM Apr 04/22
Several charged in death of inmate at Stony Mountain Institution
Two men from Ontario and three men from Manitoba have been charged in the case.© Global |
- Monday 04PM Apr 04/22
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine’s streets
Moscow faced global revulsion and accusations of war crimes Monday after the Russian pullout from the outskirts of Kyiv revealed streets strewn with corpses of what appeared to be civilians, some of whom had seemingly been killed at close range. The grisly images of battered bodies left out in the open or hastily buried led […]
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- Monday 04PM Apr 04/22
25-year-old woman charged with 2nd degree murder in Thompson man's death
A 25-year-old woman from Split Lake has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of a Thompson man last week.
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- Monday 03PM Apr 04/22
Winnipeg Jets’ Kyle Connor and Nate Schmidt return from unexpected ‘spring break’
The Winnipeg Jets welcomed back leading scorer Kyle Connor and top-six blueliner Nate Schmidt on Monday after they were sidelined for three games last week in COVID-19 protocol.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Apr 04/22
Killings in Bucha, Ukraine ‘clearly war crimes’: Canada foreign minister
Canada's foreign affairs minister is condemning the apparent Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilians in Bucha, saying they are "clearly war crimes."
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- Monday 03PM Apr 04/22
Five people charged in connection with inmate's death at Stony Mountain Institution
Five people have been charged months after an inmate was fatally assaulted at the Stony Mountain Institution.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Apr 04/22
Tories’ Khan sworn in, officially first Muslim MLA in Manitoba history
Obby Khan was sworn in as the MLA for Fort Whyte Monday morning becoming the first Muslim MLA in Manitoba’s history and the newest member of the PC Caucus. “I want to express my gratitude to Fort Whyte residents for placing their trust in me. I am humbled and honoured to be their representative in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 02PM Apr 04/22
Shawn Mendes Coming to Winnipeg This Summer
Canadian singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes will bring his "Wonder: The World Tour" to Winnipeg this summer.
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- Monday 02PM Apr 04/22
Winnipeg city councillor leaving finance committee, EPC
One Winnipeg city councillor is resigning as the chair of the city’s standing policy committee for finance, and is stepping away from the executive policy committee (EPC).© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Apr 04/22
Why do some people appear to be immune to COVID-19?
After more than two years of COVID-19 and millions of cases, the question of why some people get infected and others do not remains somewhat of a mystery.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Apr 04/22
COVID-19: Questions remain on how to prevent transmission
After more than two years of COVID-19 and millions of cases, the question of why some people get infected and others do not remains somewhat of a mystery.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Apr 04/22
Manitobans stranded in Ottawa for a week after Flair Airlines cancels flight
The Papuli family were supposed to return home to Manitoba on Sunday, but their Flair Airlines flight was cancelled at the last minute. They say the airline gave them a choice: either accept a small refund, or wait seven days until the next flight.
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- Monday 02PM Apr 04/22
Furniture maker Palliser expands operations, hires 700 workers amid high demand
Canadian furniture maker Palliser says its adding a 12,000-square-metre building to its upholstery manufacturing campus in Winnipeg and creating more than 300 new jobs at the site.
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- Monday 01PM Apr 04/22
Jury trial begins for man accused of manslaughter in Eduardo Balaquit disappearance
A jury trial got underway Monday for the Winnipeg man charged with manslaughter in the 2018 disappearance of Eduardo Balaquit.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Apr 04/22
Dale Hawerchuk's legacy honoured with Budweiser Red Light in True North Square
A flashy new addition to True North Square is honouring the legacy of Winnipeg Jets great Dale Hawerchuk.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Apr 04/22
Dogs rescued from meat trade industry in China flown to Toronto, adopters needed
In partnership with an American non-profit, a Toronto-based rescue flew in 15 dogs saved from the meat market in China and a puppy saved from a flood, and brought them to its headquarters in Scarborough. Last week, No Dogs Left Behind (NDLB) brought the rescued animals to its “safe house,” which opened late last year. […]
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- Monday 01PM Apr 04/22
Killings in Ukrainian city of Bucha are 'clearly war crimes,' says Joly
Canada's foreign affairs minister said Monday images coming out of the Ukrainian town of Bucha "clearly" demonstrate that "war crimes" have taken place.
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- Monday 01PM Apr 04/22
Obby Khan Sworn in as Fort Whyte MLA
WINNIPEG -- Newly-elected Progressive Conservative Fort Whyte MLA Obby Khan was officially sworn in to his new position at the Manitoba legislature on Monday.
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- Monday 01PM Apr 04/22
Furniture maker Palliser expanding operations, hiring 300 workers in Winnipeg
The company says its expansion includes a significant investment in equipment, material handling processes and automation technology.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Gillingham resigns from role as finance chair, executive policy committee at Winnipeg city hall
Coun. Scott Gillingham has resigned from Winnipeg city council's executive policy committee as well as his job as council's finance chair.
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- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Virus data gaps threaten to become gulfs
OTTAWA — Manitobans might think everyone has caught COVID-19 in recent weeks, based on social media postings of positive antigen tests. However, residents of the Northwest Territories actually know when there’s ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Low-income families, seniors in Canada to get high-speed internet under federal plan
The federal initiative provides low-income families and seniors affordable access to high-speed internet. Some advocates say the plan is limited in scope.
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- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Teen girl missing for 2 weeks last seen in North End, Winnipeg police say
Janessa Wood, 16, was last seen on March 21 between Mountain Avenue and Selkirk Avenue in Winnipeg.
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- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Peter Nygard’s Montreal criminal case on sex assault charge put off until May 25
MONTREAL — Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard’s sexual assault and forcible confinement case in Quebec will return to a Montreal courtroom at the end of May. Nygard’s presence was not required today as his case was heard briefly before a judge in Montreal. Lawyers agreed to push the case to May 25 to give his […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Winnipeg’s finance committee chair resigns
After more than five years on the job Counc. Scott Gillingham (St. James) has resigned as the chair of the City of Winnipeg’s finance committee and also as a member of the mayor’s executive policy committee. “With the 2022 budget now complete and a financial plan for the city laid out for the year ahead, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
St. James Coun. Gillingham resigns from Winnipeg committees
A Winnipeg councillor says he's stepping back from his roles on the city's executive policy committee (EPC) and from his role as finance chair.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Province commits $500,000 for healing centres for residential school survivors, families
Just days after Indigenous residential school survivors received an apology from Pope Francis, the Manitoba government has announced it will support healing centres for survivors and their families. The province will ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 12PM Apr 04/22
Manitoba increases funding for residential school survivor supports
The Manitoba government has increased funding support for residential school survivors. Ten Indigenous residential school healing centres will see a $500,000 investment from the province to support and promote healing, advance reconciliation, and build healthier futures for Manitobans. The investment from the province adds to a $200,000 investment last September to support programming and awareness […]
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- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
Peter Nygard's Montreal criminal case on sex assault charge put off until May 25
The Canadian fashion mogul appeared virtually last week in Montreal court to face one count of sexual assault and one count of forcible confinement involving the same victim. The crimes allegedly took place between Nov. 1, 1997, and Nov. 15, 1998.
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- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
Peter Nygard’s Montreal criminal case on sex assault charge put off until May 25
Peter Nygard was first arrested in Winnipeg in 2020 under the Extradition Act after being charged with nine sex-related counts in New York.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
WPS searching for missing 16-year-old girl, last seen March 21
The Winnipeg Police Service is asking for the public’s help finding a missing Winnipeg teenager.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
Former Jet Ellett ‘honoured’ to support late teammate Hawerchuk’s charity
Dave Ellett, known for his overtime heroics in the 1990 playoffs, is back in Winnipeg to honour Dale Hawerchuk on what would have been the Hall of Famer's 59th birthday.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
Crown alleges accused in Eduardo Balaquit's disappearance and death driven by financial desperation
A trial started Monday morning for a man charged with manslaughter in the death and disappearance of 59-year-old Eduardo Balaquit.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
Manitoba announces $500K for Indigenous residential school healing centres
Mental Health and Community Wellness Minister Sarah Guillemard says the money will let the centres expand counselling and other programs for survivors and their families.© Global |
- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
World hurtling to climate danger zone, brakes half-pulled
Temperatures on Earth will shoot past a key danger point unless greenhouse gas emissions fall faster than countries have committed, a new climate report says.
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- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
Furniture Maker Palliser Expanding Operations, Hiring 700 Workers
WINNIPEG -- Canadian furniture maker Palliser is expanding its North American operations as new products coupled with soaring tariffs on imports from Vietnam and China increased demand for the company's furnishings.
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- Monday 11AM Apr 04/22
First annual Perogy-Fest raising funds for Ukrainian aid
The new event is aimed at paying homage to southern Manitoba’s strong Ukrainian heritage, while raising funds for the Canadian Red Cross’s Ukrainian humanitarian crisis fund.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Apr 04/22
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting April 4th
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Be sure to check out the first part of the deals of the week from Costco.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 04/22
Part 1 – Costco unadvertised deals the week starting April 4th
Here are the deals from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Deals are mostly the same from store to store, just some variety due to stock or seasonal items. Anything ending in .97 is a markdown and is store specific. Be ... Read More »
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- Monday 10AM Apr 04/22
Manitoba investing in 10 Indigenous residential school healing centres
The Manitoba government is investing $500,000 in 10 Indigenous residential school healing centres.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Apr 04/22
Xplornet Acquires Manitoba ISP Full Throttle Networks
New Brunswick-based Xplornet Communications has acquired Winnipeg Internet service provider Full Throttle Networks.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 04/22
10 residential school healing centres across Manitoba to get $500K funding
Manitoba is giving funding to 10 organizations across the province for residential school healing centres.
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- Monday 09AM Apr 04/22
Yurts, cabins fill up quickly as Manitoba Parks opens bookings for the season
People still waiting to book a yurt for this summer may already be out of luck as most of them were snapped up within the first hour of provincial park booking Monday morning.
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- Monday 09AM Apr 04/22
Kip Moore Returning to The Burt in July
Multi-platinum country artist Kip Moore is set to return to Winnipeg this summer.
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- Monday 09AM Apr 04/22
Some Manitoba campsites open for booking Monday as part of staggered launch
Manitobans can now reserve campsites in provincial parks, and in an effort to ease the strain on the system, launch dates for reservations are being staggered.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Apr 04/22
Breakout season for entire Manitoba Moose blue line continues
Three Moose defenceman have made their NHL debuts with the Jets this season, highlighting a string campaign on the backend for the playoff-bound Moose.© Global |
- Monday 08AM Apr 04/22
Calling for help, 'justice' for families in Sri Lanka
A cluster of Sri Lankans gathered near the Manitoba Legislative Building Sunday to raise awareness about the South Asian country’s turmoil and call for action. Shenaly Kuluppuarachchi, 25, was one of ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
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