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U.N. Secretary-General AntĂłnio Guterres stood near a long line of waiting trucks Saturday and declared it was time to âtruly flood Gaza with lifesaving aid,” calling the starvation inside the enclave a âmoral outrage.â He urged an immediate cease-fire between Israel and Hamas. Guterres spoke on the Egyptian side of the border not far from […]
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Manitoba Conservation officers recently came to the rescue of multiple animals requiring assistance in the wild.
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Work is underway in the St. Adolphe area on a section of pipeline that brings fuel to Winnipeg.
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A Winnipeg taxi driver is suing her employer after another driver used her cab to take a fare to Calgary, leaving her without the ability to earn when the driver got stranded by bad weather.
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My sister Jin died three days before the first known case of COVID-19 was identified in Canada. As I walked into the Toronto hospital to see her for the last time, the chaos of what was happening in China had not yet reached our shores.
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The sharing of a cancer diagnosis from Catherine, the Princess of Wales, could be positive for those going through their own cancer journey or people who need to be more aware of the disease, says an executive with the Canadian Cancer Society. Stuart Edmonds, executive vice-president of mission, research and advocacy for the society, said […]
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Russian authorities arrested the four men suspected of carrying out the attack on a suburban Moscow concert hall that killed at least 133 people, President Vladimir Putin said Saturday during an address to the nation. He claimed they were captured while fleeing to Ukraine. Kyiv strongly denied any involvement in Friday’s attack on the Crocus […]
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Former prime minister Brian Mulroney â who steered the country through tumultuous times domestically and on the world stage â was remembered today as a politician who made tough choices for the greater good at his state funeral in Montreal.
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Members of the Canadian establishment gathered Saturday to laud Brian Mulroney as a loyal architect of modern-day Canada, one whose love of life and family transcended the rough-and-tumble world of partisan politics. But in the end, it was Canada’s 18th prime minister himself who would have the last word. Mulroney’s distinctive baritone filled Montreal’s Notre-Dame […]
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Anyone who spends even a moderate amount of time online has likely come across social media posts falsely claiming that COVID-19 vaccines are harmful to human health. Among the most widely debunked claims is that vaccines developed with messenger RNA technology can cause cancer because they contain âmonkey virus DNA.” Such claims were even repeated […]
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It has been 15 years since the last fatal crash of a U.S. airliner, but you would never know that by reading about a torrent of flight problems in the last three months. There was a time when things like cracked windshields and minor engine problems didn’t turn up very often in the news. That […]
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Health-care workers with Ten-Ten Sinclair voted in overwhelming majority Friday to accept a new deal.
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U.S. federal prosecutors have indicted two men in connection with the deaths of an Indian migrant family over two years ago along the U.S.-Canada border.Â
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The trial of a Winnipeg father accused of killing his infant son in 2020 wrapped up on Friday, as lawyers on both sides made closing arguments about whether Mathieu Moreau, 34, was the only person who could have fatally injured the three-month-old.
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A low-income West End apartment building that was plagued with problems is now up for sale months after residents were forced out due to failed safety inspections, but housing advocates worry it could mean even fewer spots for those who desperately need them.Â
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WINNIPEG â Families of two slain First Nations women received word Friday that the federal and Manitoba governments are putting up $20 million each to help search a landfill for the women's remains.
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Students from Harvey Redsky Memorial School in Shoal Lake 40 First Nation in northwestern Ontario came to the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on Friday to show off the water bottles and stickers they designed to raise funds and awareness of how their home community is the source of Winnipeg's drinking water.
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A day after Winnipeg city council moved forward with reopening up Portage and Main to pedestrian traffic, thereâs still concerns about the fate of the infrastructure below it. Adam Dooley was the chair of the “vote open” committee during the 2018 plebiscite on whether to reopen the intersection to pedestrian traffic. He says Thursdayâs vote […]
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The federal and provincial governments have committed $20 million each toward searching the Prairie Green Landfill for the remains of two Indigenous women.
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When it comes to salmonella, chickens have a bad rep. But it’s actually reptiles that are believed to be responsible for an outbreak of salmonella illnesses currently spanning seven provinces. According to the Public Health Agency of Canada exposure to geckos has sickened people in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick. […]
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Former University of Manitoba Bison Abdul-Karim Gassama talks about this week's CFL Combine in Winnipeg, where the receiver hopes to catch the eye of scouts before the league's draft in April.
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Winnipeg police are investigating the death of a man who was found unresponsive on Tuesday. WPS says around 9:15 a.m., officers responded to an apartment building along Main Street, after receiving a report of an unresponsive man. When officers arrived at the scene, they found the man, who they took to hospital. He was later […]
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The carbon tax is increasing on April 1st, and according to building experts so will Canadaâs housing shortage. “Of course, as a small business owner, I want to pay my bills. I don’t want to go bankrupt. I want to be able to pay all my employees,” said Joel Hartung, who owns a building materials […]
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WINNIPEG -- The Manitoba government says its deficit has surged due to Manitoba Hydro losses, tax cuts, and healthcare agreements.
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WINNIPEG â The federal and Manitoba governments are putting up $20 million each to help search a landfill for the remains of two slain Indigenous women. The money is to go toward a search of the privately owned Prairie Green landfill north of Winnipeg, where the remains of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran are believed […]
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Manitoba RCMP have charged a man after multiple shootings in the Berens River area.
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Kadriana and Colton Lott defeated Laura Walker and Kirk Muyres 7-5 on Friday to capture the gold medal at the Canadian mixed doubles curling championship in Fredericton.
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Signs of people who need help or need support are everywhere in Winnipeg. But some on the frontline of the battle against poverty and homelessness in Winnipeg say the recent budget was a missed opportunity to make a big difference. Make Poverty History Manitoba claims the City of Winnipeg has essentially put the brakes on its poverty […]
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After weeks of speculation about her whereabouts and health, the Princess of Wales revealed Friday she has been undergoing treatment for cancer.
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The Manitoba government says the deficit has increased again, due in part to losses at Manitoba Hydro, a tax cut and health-care collective agreements. Finance Minister Adrien Sala says the deficit for the fiscal year ending March 31 is expected to be just under $2 billion. That is up from the $363 million originally predicted in last year’s budget […]
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MOSCOW (AP) â Several assailants burst into a large concert hall in Moscow on Friday and sprayed the crowd with gunfire, killing at least 40 people, injuring more than 100 and setting fire to the venue in a brazen attack just days after President Vladimir Putin cemented his grip on power in a highly orchestrated […]
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A man who died after being found injured inside a Main Street apartment has been identified, Winnipeg police say.
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City Hall celebrates “la JournĂ©e Internationale de la Francophonie” — International Francophonie Day — during Canadaâs Francophone Heritage Month. “We are celebrating our 150th anniversary as a city and the Francophone community really has been there at the beginning, was key to the foundation of Winnipeg and key to the future of our city as well,” […]
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According to RCMP, the man, 20, was heading west on Highway 44 around 10:30 p.m. when his vehicle went onto the shoulder of the road near Seddons Corner, then crossed the road and went into the bush.
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Manitoba's deficit forecast is now just shy of a staggering $2 billion â far and away the highest shortfall in Manitoba's history, outside the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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A 20-year-old man from Tyndall, Manitoba has died following a single-vehicle crash on Highway 44.
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This summer's Rockinâ the Fields music festival in Minndosa will feature throwback performances by some of rock's biggest names.
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The singer gave a touching In Memoriam performance of her song 'Butterfly,' during a tribute to the musicians we lost in 2023.
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Pedestrians haven't been able to cross Winnipeg's most famous intersection since 1979, but that will change in 16 months with the historic first step in a new era.
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Winnipeg's landmark intersection at Portage Avenue and Main Street will be reopening to pedestrian traffic after more than 40 years.
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Workers with a Manitoba foster home operator that gave cannabis to kids in care say the province moved too quickly to cut ties with Spirit Rising House, leaving at-risk youth in its homes uncertain where they'll be living in the next month.
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Two nurses are being investigated by Winnipeg police and a family is suing two private care-home operators after a 63-year-old woman with dementia died when she wrapped herself in a curtain and suffocated last year.
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Jeff Gustafson of Kenora, Ont., turned a childhood obsession into a career. Last spring, he became the first Canadian to win the Bassmaster Classic and just the second non-American to win the tournament in its 53-year history. Now, he's aims to repeat the feat, in Tulsa, Okla., this weekend.
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Jack Hughes scored two of the Devils' three power-play goals, brother Luke Hughes had a career-best three assists and the New Jersey stunned red-hot Winnipeg 4-1 on Thursday night in one of their best performances in a disappointing season.
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One of Winnipeg's most popular attractions and places to meet will also soon become a place to live.Â
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Nahanni Fontaine has enlisted an 18-member team of Indigenous women, girls and two-spirit individuals to offer their expertise and advice on the formation of Manitoba's first strategy around MMIWG2S.
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Winnipeg city council has approved a plan to reopen Portage Avenue and Main Street to pedestrians, marking a turning point in the long-running debate over what to do with the city's most famous intersection.Â
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Some gas stations in Winnipeg are starting to feel the pinch of fuel shortages, less than a week after Imperial Oil announced it was temporarily shutting down a pipeline carrying gas to the Manitoba capital and communities around it.
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The Assembly of First Nations national chief is calling for action from the federal government following two reports from the Auditor General released Tuesday showing continued shortcomings in Indigenous housing and policing.Â
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One person is dead after a Tuesday night house fire in the community of Barren Lands First Nation, Manitoba RCMP say.
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A two-week strike at a Winnipeg non-profit agency caring for people with disabilities could be coming to an end.
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On Wednesday, more than 100 people attended an open house to question staff about the City of Brandon's 30-year plan. The plan has met some criticism from residents about the costs of infrastructure growth, mixed-use housing and overall maintenance.
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