Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Experts share sleep tips on World Sleep Day
A sleep researcher and sleep health educator said 20 to 30 per cent of people aren't sleeping long enough or well enough. But, that can change with some helpful sleep tips.
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- Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Winnipeg apartment destroyed by fire being targeted by thieves
People who lost everything in a recent Winnipeg fire are being further victimized. “Right now, there’s a sense of greed going on and scavengery,â said Chad Myrchak, looking at the damaged building in the 700 block of Toronto Street. He says since the building caught fire and burned on Mach 9, people have been working […]
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- Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Winnipeg chocolatiers facing bitter taste of increased cocoa costs
For chocolatiers, the taste of chocolate may be sweet but the increase in cocoa is not. Cocoa futures have been skyrocketing, and weather conditions slowing down the output of the commodity in West Africa, is to blame. âThe trend will continue, but the market will adjust. Sometimes temporary fluctuations can have a bit of a […]
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- Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Full-day kindergarten, e-sports among school budget boosts
Manitoba school boards regained the ability to raise education taxes this year and in Winnipeg, trustees took full advantage of the NDP governmentâs pivot. Property owners can expect increases to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Vital Statistics to get upgrade
Registering a death with Manitoba’s Vital Statistics branch will take a digital leap, owing to a $1.5-million investment from the province. The new program will allow medical professionals to notify […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Man charged after gas lines to social-service agencies cut in âvery dangerousâ targeted attacks
A Winnipeg man has been charged after the gas lines at four social service agencies were damaged in what police are calling targeted attacks. Police received seven reports of gas […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Mar 15/24
Winnipeg Jets forward Gabriel Vilardi out indefinitely with enlarged spleen
Gabriel Vilardi will miss at least the next six games and maybe longer after being diagnosed with an enlarged spleen.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Mar 15/24
CN train stopped by unionâs âsolidarity actionâ in Winnipeg
Union members slowed down trucks unloading vehicles delivered by CN rail Friday morning after stopping a train Thursday night. The “solidarity action” by Unifor was prompted by the railway’s use […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Mar 15/24
Rossbrook House: A Safe Place to Belong, Play, Learn and BecomeâŠ
Imagine walking into a building youâve never been inside before. You are only six years old and have walked here from school. Or you are 12 and a friend tells […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Mar 15/24
Supervision needed to prevent youth in care from turning violent? A former CFS child says: No
How do young people go from playing with toys to wielding machetes and ending up behind bars? That’s what’s happening to some kids in care, in Winnipeg. On Thursday, the city’s police chief said violence is happening because of a lack of supervision. A young man, who spent most of his life in care, offers […]
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- Friday 03PM Mar 15/24
Winnipeg police charge man in connection with vandalized gas lines
A Winnipeg man has been charged with a slew of offences in connection with damage to gas lines at several buildings.Â
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- Friday 03PM Mar 15/24
Judge delays Trumpâs hush-money criminal trial 30 days, citing last-minute evidence dump
A judge on Friday delayed former President Donald Trumpâs hush-money criminal trial until at least mid-April after his lawyers said they needed more time to sift through a profusion of evidence they only recently obtained from a previous federal investigation into the matter. Judge Juan Manuel Merchan agreed to a 30-day postponement and scheduled a […]
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- Friday 03PM Mar 15/24
'Take away as many barriers': event giving free identification to people in need
The Seven Oaks School Division in Winnipeg is holding an event on Friday evening to provide people with free birth certificates and social insurance numbers.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Mar 15/24
âIt will not be fineâ: Winnipeg youth system needs revamp in light of increased crime, advocate says
A recent spate of violent crimes committed by Winnipeg youth -- with the youngest suspect only 13 years old -- is a sign that the entire system is broken, a local advocate says.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Mar 15/24
Tribunal orders Flair to pay up for spoiled seafood caused by baggage delay
A tribunal has ordered Flair Airlines to fork over hundreds of dollars in compensation to a man whose crab meat and fish cakes went bad in his luggage when it was delayed for several days. The discount carrier must pay Brian Vu $780 for the spoiled items as well as baggage fees, interest and legal […]
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- Friday 01PM Mar 15/24
Jets trade AHL forward Wyatt Bongiovanni to Senators
The Jets announced Friday that forward Wyatt Bongiovanni -- whose entire pro career has been with the Manitoba Moose -- is headed to Ottawa in exchange for future considerations.© Global |
- Friday 01PM Mar 15/24
Don't stigmatize all youth in care, activist says about Winnipeg police chief's remarks
A Winnipeg activist and mentor for at-risk youth says the intentions behind police Chief Danny Smyth's comments about the child-welfare system were good but could stigmatize young people in care.
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- Friday 01PM Mar 15/24
Gabe Vilardi diagnosed with enlarged spleen, no timetable for return
Some tough injury news for the Winnipeg Jets Friday as it was announced forward Gabe Vilardi will be missing more time than first anticipated.© CTV |
- Friday 01PM Mar 15/24
Canadians, Parents Shouldnât Worry About TikTok Security Review: Industry Minister
OTTAWA â The federal industry minister says Canadians shouldnât worry about using TikTok, despite an ongoing national security review of the company.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 15/24
Tenille Townes to Play The Burt in November
Canadian country music singer Tenille Townes will perform in Winnipeg this fall.
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- Friday 12PM Mar 15/24
Man faces charges after gas lines âextensively damaged,â say Winnipeg police
Police in Winnipeg arrested a suspect who is believed to have been 'using tools to extensively damage the external gas lines, creating potential life-threatening situations.'© Global |
- Friday 12PM Mar 15/24
Wildlife advocate sounds alarm on new mining project in Manitobaâs north
NiCAN Limited, has been given the green light, and $300,000, from the province for mineral exploration in Grass River Provincial Park near Snow Lake.© Global |
- Friday 12PM Mar 15/24
Man charged after multiple gas lines damaged: Winnipeg police
A Winnipeg man has been charged after he allegedly damaged multiple gas lines at buildings in the city.© CTV |
- Friday 12PM Mar 15/24
Irish Association calling for help to repair community club
The Irish Association of Manitoba is asking for help from the public to repair their community space.© CTV |
- Friday 11AM Mar 15/24
Suspect Cuts Gas Lines at City Businesses: Police
A Winnipeg man has been charged after $10,000 worth of damage to gas lines at city businesses.
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- Friday 11AM Mar 15/24
Winnipeg Woman Charged After Damage to Train Locomotive
Winnipeg police have charged a woman who ran on the railroad tracks in the Mission Gardens area on Wednesday night.
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- Friday 11AM Mar 15/24
Orcas that hunt the worldâs biggest predators may be a new population, say scientists
Researchers from the University of British Columbia say they’ve identified a potentially new population of open-ocean orcas, that hunt the biggest predators on the planet. In a study published Friday, researchers said a group of 49 orcas has been observed hunting sperm whales off the coast of California and Oregon. Lead author Josh McInnes said […]
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- Friday 11AM Mar 15/24
Hereâs what you need to know about the state funeral for former PM Brian Mulroney
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Wayne Gretzky and Pierre Karl PĂ©ladeau are expected to speak at the state funeral for Brian Mulroney, who died last month at age 84.Â
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- Friday 10AM Mar 15/24
Canadians, parents shouldnât worry about TikTok security review: industry minister
The federal industry minister says Canadians shouldnât worry about using TikTok, despite an ongoing national security review of the company. Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne was asked at a press conference Friday whether Canadians using the app, including parents whose kids are obsessed with TikTok, should be worried. “The answer is no. And I think Canadians […]
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- Friday 07AM Mar 15/24
February housing starts increased 14% from January: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp
OTTAWA â Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. says the annual pace of housing starts in February climbed 14 per cent compared with January. The national housing agency says the seasonally adjusted annual rate of housing starts amounted to 253,468 units in February compared with 223,176 in January. When looking at year-over-year figures, February’s actual housing […]
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- Friday 07AM Mar 15/24
Health Care âChampion Childâ from Northern Manitoba Named
The Childrenâs Hospital Foundation of Manitoba has named Janessa Dumas Colomb as their 2024 Champion Child.
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- Friday 05AM Mar 15/24
Manitoba cannabis regulator placed review of public consumption on pause after NDP took office
Manitoba's cannabis regulator planned to review the de facto provincial ban on smoking, vaping and otherwise consuming marijuana in public places early this year â but put the analysis on pause, pending direction from the NDP government.
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- Friday 05AM Mar 15/24
First Nation buys bus depot, plans to revitalize northern bus service to Brandon
Wuskwi Sipihk First Nation, located about 375 kilometres north of Brandon, purchased the former Greyhoud bus depot about a year ago and it is now completing renovations.
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- Thursday 10PM Mar 14/24
RCMP officer charged after high-speed pursuit near Dauphin
Manitoba's police watchdog has determined an RCMP officer should be charged after taking part in a high-speed pursuit last summer.© Global |
- Thursday 08PM Mar 14/24
Proposed Manitoba legislation targets sex offenders and false intimate images
The Manitoba government plans to crack down on fake explicit photos and videos, and to prevent people convicted of serious crimes from changing their names.© Global |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg Foundation fires up effort to build National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation with $5-M donation
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is one big step closer to a new home, thanks to a $5-million donation from the Winnipeg Foundation. It’s the largest single donation […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
Payroll tax cut chopped
While the NDP has kept a number of tax breaks promised by the Tories in last yearâs budget, it has decided to ditch a payroll-tax reduction that hinged on the […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
Kidney transplant recipient from northern Manitoba named hospital's Champion Child
Janessa Dumas Colomb from Pukatawagan, who had a kidney transplant when she was 12, is the Winnipeg Children's Hospital first Champion Child from a northern Manitoba First Nation. Now 15, she'll help raise funds for other children needing kidney care.
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- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
Kidney transplant recipient from northern Manitoba First Nation named hospital's 'champion child'
Janessa Dumas Colomb, who received a kidney transplant at age 12 at Winnipeg's HSC Children's Hospital, will help raise funds for other children needing kidney care, after being named the hospital's first 'champion child' from a northern Manitoba First Nation. Colomb, who is now 15, hails from Pukatawagan in Mathias Colomb Cree Nation, more than 700 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg.
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- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
Desperate immigration hopefuls implore NDP to help as clock ticks down on expiring student work permits
Newcomers to Manitoba and skilled workers are pleading with the NDP government to fast track their immigration applications before they are forced to leave, following Ottawaâs decision last year to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
Manitoba bill cracks down on AI intimate images
The Manitoba government has introduced a proposed law to prevent the spread of computer-altered intimate images. Bill 24, the Intimate Image Protection Amendment Act, would expand the definition of intimate […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 07PM Mar 14/24
- Thursday 06PM Mar 14/24
Advocates sound alarm over mining exploration in caribou habitat
Wildlife advocates are sounding the alarm over provincially funded mining activities they fear will put Manitoba's threatened caribou population at risk.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 14/24
National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation gets $5M toward permanent home, urges province for more funding
The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is getting a big donation from a charitable organization, but the record-keeping organization says it urgently needs more money to give its collection a permanent home.
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- Thursday 06PM Mar 14/24
Proposed Manitoba Legislation Targets Sex Offenders and False Intimate Images
WINNIPEG â The Manitoba government plans to crack down on fake explicit photos and videos, and to prevent people convicted of serious crimes from changing their names.
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- Thursday 06PM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg police say string of violent robberies involved youths
Three youths have been arrested following a rash of violent robberies.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 14/24
'The violence we're seeing is remarkable': youths in care arrested following string of violent attacks
Three youths have been arrested following a rash of violent robberies.© CTV |
- Thursday 06PM Mar 14/24
Money could flow to protect Winnipeg rivers from sewage spills, erosion
Winnipegâs water and waste committee approved millions of dollars for work meant to protect the cityâs rivers from sewage spills and erosion.Â
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- Thursday 05PM Mar 14/24
Northern girl named health care âchampion childâ
Janessa Dumas Colomb and her family had to move more than 800 kilometres south, to Winnipeg, to get the health care she needed as a child. The 15-year-old from northern […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 14/24
Expanding mental-health crisis-response program could send clinicians out on low-risk calls without officer: police chief
Crisis workers could respond to some low-risk mental-health calls without Winnipeg police once a new program that pairs officers and clinicians expands, Chief Danny Smyth suggested Thursday. Smyth appeared cool […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 14/24
'It's alarming': Spike in rental prices concerning for low-income housing advocates
A new report on the rental market in Canada shows Winnipeg had one of the highest jumps in the cost of one-bedroom rent year-over-year - a stat that is concerning for some low-income housing advocates.© CTV |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 14/24
City earmarks $18M to bolster riverbanks in parks
After dedicating no funding to riverbank stabilization in 2023, the City of Winnipeg is poised to spend $18 million on the work over the next six years. “I was delighted […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 05PM Mar 14/24
Manitoba introduces bills to protect against AI-generated nudes, prevent certain offenders from changing names
Manitoba has introduced two bills the NDP government says will help protect people from sexual predators â whether itâs online or in person.
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- Thursday 04PM Mar 14/24
RCMP officer charged under Highway Traffic Act after motorcycle pursuit: IIU
A Manitoba RCMP officer has been charged under the Highway Traffic Act after officers attempted to stop a motorcyclist who was driving dangerously and at a high rate of speed this past summer.Â
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- Thursday 04PM Mar 14/24
Manitoba NDP government, PCs finger-pointing over health-care worker recruitment program
The Manitoba NDP government and the opposition Progressive Conservatives are pointing the finger at each other over the recruitment of nurses from overseas.© Global |
- Thursday 04PM Mar 14/24
Proposed bills aim to crack down on sex offenders and false intimate images
The Manitoba government is proposing tougher anti-crime measures in two bills now before the legislature. One bill would forbid people convicted of sex-related offences from legally changing their name, similar to existing laws in Saskatchewan and Alberta. People who apply to change their legal name would have to undergo a criminal record check. The second […]
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- Thursday 04PM Mar 14/24
âCacheâ of stolen Lego, Jellycat toys in Richmond, B.C., totals $150,000
Mounties in Richmond are thanking the Lego and Jellycat communities for helping them find a "cache" of stolen items.
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- Thursday 04PM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg filling thousands of potholes
Noticing more potholes? Youâre not alone, as new numbers from the city show the number of potholes that have been filled recently are in the tens of thousands. “We are getting lots of calls for pothole damage and people hearing noises from their suspension,â said Shamsher Singh Gaidhu, the owner of Town Autobody. The city […]
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- Thursday 04PM Mar 14/24
No charges in jail cell overdose: IIU
The Independent Investigation Unit of Manitoba has found RCMP officers were not at fault after a man died of an overdose while in custody. The man was arrested on Bracken Road in the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews early on Oct. 23, 2022 and placed in a cell at Selkirkâs RCMP detachment. Police found cocaine hidden in cavities carved into the soles of his shoes while preparing to transfer the man, who was wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for a parole violation, to Stony Mountain Institution. The drugs had been missed previously by the arresting officers, the IIUâs final report [âŠ]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 03PM Mar 14/24
Changes on the Way to Goldeyesâ Ballpark
WINNIPEG -- A handful of upgrades are coming to the Winnipeg Goldeyes' stadium in time for the 2024 baseball season.
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- Thursday 03PM Mar 14/24
Proposed bills aim to crack down on sex offenders and false intimate images in Manitoba
The Manitoba government is proposing tougher anti-crime measures in two bills now before the legislature.© CTV |
- Thursday 03PM Mar 14/24
Manitobaâs first Champion Child from remote First Nations community named
"My journey is not just about the health care I needed, but the distance I needed to get that health care," said Janessa Colomb, Manitoba's Champion Child.© Global |
- Thursday 03PM Mar 14/24
RCMP Officer Charged in High-Speed Chase Near Dauphin
A Manitoba RCMP officer has been charged after an investigation into a traffic stop on August 29, 2023.
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- Thursday 03PM Mar 14/24
Respite workers in Winnipeg making less than minimum wage: labour experts weigh in
Some respite workers in Winnipeg who are responsible for youth in care could be making more money working a minimum wage job. But is it legal? CityNews’ previous story about The Link, a Winnipeg organization supporting youth and families in crisis, confirmed respite workers with the organization are being paid 15 dollars an hour as […]
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 14/24
Scam âfrom the futureâ hitting Winnipeg
A text alert on your phone is usually welcome, but in some cases, it’s a scammer on the other end, with one scam “from the future” making the rounds in Winnipeg. “Speeding ticket from the future, I hope it’s the in the DeLorean,” said Michael Cochrane. Cochrane received the scam text Thursday. It claimed radar caught him going 27 […]
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 14/24
âTheyâre wielding machetesâ
Winnipegâs police chief took the rare step of criticizing the child-welfare system after a string of random and violent incidents involving kids in care, including a machete attack on a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 02PM Mar 14/24
4 violent robberies in Winnipeg this week appear connected, carried out by young people, police say
A string of violent robberies in Winnipeg over the last week appear to have been carried out mainly by young people living in group or foster homes, police Chief Danny Smyth says.
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- Thursday 02PM Mar 14/24
Norway House raid leads to raft of gun charges for local man, Manitoba RCMP say
A Norway House man is custody facing 10 charges after an incident in the Manitoba community Tuesday night, RCMP say.© Global |
- Thursday 02PM Mar 14/24
Streveler, Bryant returning to Bombers for 2024 season
With the start of training camp just over two months away, on Thursday the Winnipeg Blue Bombers officially welcomed back standout lineman Stanley Bryant and fan favourite Chris Streveler. âIâm just so fired up to be back around these people that I love,â said Streveler. âI didnât come here for any other reason than to […]
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- Thursday 01PM Mar 14/24
Prudence, not politics, the right course on safer-supply street drugs
Manitoba may soon be getting its first supervised consumption site for illicit drug users. But itâs unlikely to include a safer drug supply program â like the one in British […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg police tackle spate of violent youth crime
Between Sunday night and Tuesday morning, Winnipeg Police Services (WPS) chief Danny Smyth said there were four robberies, two involving a 13-year-old suspect.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 14/24
Supreme Court will not hear appeal from churches who fought Manitoba COVID rules
The Supreme Court of Canada has decided not to hear an appeal by several churches that fought Manitoba's COVID-19 restrictions.© CTV |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 14/24
Supreme Court will not hear appeal from churches that fought Manitoba COVID-19 rules
The Manitoba Court of Appeal ruled last year that the restrictions were necessary to prevent the spread of COVID-19 and allowable under the Charter.© Global |
- Thursday 01PM Mar 14/24
Supreme Court of Canada will not hear appeal by Manitoba churches over COVID-19 rules
The Supreme Court of Canada has decided not to hear an appeal by several churches that fought Manitoba's COVID-19 restrictions.
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- Thursday 12PM Mar 14/24
Five types of Insignia air fryers recalled in Canada due to potential fire risk
Health Canada and Best Buy are recalling five types of Insignia-brand air fryers because they are a potential fire or burn hazard. There have been six reports in Canada of the air fryer’s handles melting or breaking and one report of the glass breaking due to overheating. There have also been reports of the air […]
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- Thursday 12PM Mar 14/24
âUp in the air as to what it meansâ: Winnipeg content creator on TikTok crackdown
For local content creators on TikTok, the ongoing drama surrounding the Chinese platform raises a lot of questions about the app's future.© Global |
- Thursday 12PM Mar 14/24
Indigenous Services, Crown-Indigenous Relations table plans to cut spending
A Manitoba First Nations leader is demanding answers from the federal Indigenous affairs ministers, as their departments plan hundreds of millions of dollars in spending cuts while forecasting a broader decrease in spending over three years.
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- Thursday 11AM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg cops seek suspect in mischief food-soiling incident
Winnipeg police are looking to identify a man they believe was involved in a mischief incident involving damage to food at an Empress Street business.© Global |
- Thursday 11AM Mar 14/24
Air fryers catching on fire, glass breaking, handles melting prompt recall in Canada
Health Canada issued more recalls Thursday for Insignia air fryers and ovens, citing risks of overheated units, broken or melted handles, and broken glass.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg police looking for man believed to have dumped soil into bulk food bins
Winnipeg police are looking for a man who is believed to have dumped soil into bulk food bins at a Winnipeg business.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Mar 14/24
Sea Bears re-sign Canadian forward Osayande after stint overseas
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have re-signed a veteran forward ahead of this spring's start to the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) seson.© Global |
- Thursday 10AM Mar 14/24
Sea Bears Re-Sign Forward Shane Osayande
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have re-signed Canadian forward Shane Osayande for the 2024 season.
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- Thursday 10AM Mar 14/24
'We donât engage in time travel': Winnipeg mayor warns about text message scam
The mayor of Winnipeg is warning people about a text message scam involving speeding violations.© CTV |
- Thursday 10AM Mar 14/24
Muddy-Handed Suspect Sought in Bulk Barn Soiling
Winnipeg police are looking for a suspect who allegedly destroyed $2,000 worth of bulk food.
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- Thursday 10AM Mar 14/24
Composer Hans Zimmer is bringing his blockbuster-inspired live shows to Canada
Oscar-winning German composer Hans Zimmer has produced some of Hollywoodâs best-known film scores, written countless pieces of music and recently put on sold-out live shows across Europe. But decades into his illustrious career, he says the same fleeting thought still enters his mind every time he walks towards the stage: âIt’s going to be a […]
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- Thursday 08AM Mar 14/24
Loblaws tests security scanners customers must use to exit
A major Canadian grocery chain is testing new security measures, with customers required to scan receipts before they can leave to prove that they have paid for all their items.
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- Thursday 08AM Mar 14/24
Canada Orders National Security Review of TikTok as U.S. Mulls Ban
OTTAWA â The federal Liberals ordered a national security review of popular video app TikTok in September 2023 but did not disclose it publicly.
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- Thursday 08AM Mar 14/24
Mineral exploration in caribou habitat funded by Manitoba government
An environmental advocacy group is accusing the Manitoba government of funding mineral exploration that could threaten already endangered boreal caribou.
© CBC |
- Thursday 08AM Mar 14/24
Federal government reveals it ordered national security review of TikTok in September
The federal Liberals ordered a national security review of popular video app TikTok in September 2023 but did not disclose it publicly. “This is still an ongoing case. We can’t comment further because of the confidentiality provisions of the Investment Canada Act,” a spokesperson for Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne said. “Our government has never hesitated […]
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- Thursday 07AM Mar 14/24
Man charged after Manitoba woman loses thousands to grandparent scam
The Manitoba RCMP has made an arrest after a woman lost thousands of dollars from falling victim to a grandparent scam.© CTV |
- Thursday 05AM Mar 14/24
Winnipeg needs to replace police with community-led crisis response teams, groups say
Community-based crisis response programs led by civilians, not police, are gaining traction in Canada and U.S., with more than 100 in operation. Community groups in Winnipeg believe the approach could provide a solution to a rash of police-involved shootings.
© CBC |
- Thursday 05AM Mar 14/24
Manitoba's NDP government adopts PC tax cuts â except for payroll tax change
Manitoba's NDP government made a point of adopting every tax cut passed by the former PC government and touting its decision to do so â but Wab Kinew's administration decided against one tax cut the Tories were considering for 2024.
© CBC |
- Thursday 04AM Mar 14/24
Potholes emerging as snow melts, an annual problem that's worse than ever, officials say
The weather is warming up and the snow is starting to disappear, but not so hidden in the provinceâs streets are potholes â and theyâre back with a vengeance.Â
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- Wednesday 10PM Mar 13/24
Winnipeg Jets drop Central Division battle 4-2 to Nashville Predators
Gustav Nyquist scored a goal and an assist as the red-hot Nashville Predators overwhelmed the Jets 4-2 on Wednesday night.
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- Wednesday 09PM Mar 13/24
Gustav Nyquist Leads Red Hot Nashville Predators Past Winnipeg Jets 4-2
WINNIPEG â Gustav Nyquist scored a goal and an assist as the red-hot Nashville Predators overwhelmed the Jets 4-2 on Wednesday night.
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- Wednesday 09PM Mar 13/24
Nashville stays red-hot with 4-2 win over Winnipeg Jets
Alex Iafallo and Mason Appleton scored late in the third as Nashville gained at least a point for the 13th straight game.© Global |
- Wednesday 08PM Mar 13/24
Renowned Winnipeg-Born Opera Director Michael Cavanagh Dies
Winnipeg-born opera director Michael Cavanagh, hailed for his innovative musical productions, has died at the age of 62.
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- Wednesday 08PM Mar 13/24
No changes to Filipino health-care worker recruitment program: NDP
The NDP government says no immediate changes are being considered to make it easier for Filipino health-care workers offered jobs in Manitoba hospitals and care homes to join the bedside. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 07PM Mar 13/24
Manitoba to change school attendance law
Manitoba children will be required to attend school by age six, under legislation introduced Wednesday. The compulsory school age will be lowered from seven as of the 2025-26 school year, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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