Monday 11AM Apr 15/24
Driver dead after speeding vehicle goes airborne, crashes into woods
A 43-year-old man died after being ejected from his speeding vehicle, which missed a highway curve and went airborne, Manitoba RCMP say.
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- Monday 11AM Apr 15/24
Urban firefighters to get additional training to also battle wildfire blazes
OTTAWA — The federal government is doubling its investment to train urban firefighters to battle wildfires — a growing threat to Canada’s cities and towns. Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says the government is giving $800,000 to the International Association of Fire Fighters to conduct additional training. That’s twice the sum spent last year on […]
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- Monday 11AM Apr 15/24
Sea Bears Sign Winnipegger Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson
It's a homecoming for Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson. The Winnipeg Sea Bears have signed the homegrown basketball athlete for the 2024 CEBL season.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 15/24
Missing man last seen at Long Plain First Nation home earlier this month
Manitoba First Nations Police Service are asking for the public's help in finding a man last seen at his home in Long Plain First Nation more than a week ago.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 15/24
Winnipeg police arrest man wanted in connection with two fatal shootings
A 27-year-old man has been arrested in connection with two fatal shootings after Winnipeg police put out a call earlier this month for help in finding him.© CTV |
- Monday 10AM Apr 15/24
Man charged in 2 separate homicides in Winnipeg's North End
A man wanted by police in connection with the deaths of two people in Winnipeg's North End is now in custody and charged with two counts of second-degree murder.
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- Monday 08AM Apr 15/24
Winnipeg Firefighters Battle Two Sunday Blazes
Winnipeg firefighters responded to a pair of Sunday fires that luckily didn't result in any injuries.
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- Monday 08AM Apr 15/24
Jewish and Iranian community leaders in Manitoba condemn Iran's attack on Israel
Members of the Jewish and Iranian communities in Winnipeg say Iran's air attack on Israel has them fearing there will be more clashes between both countries — or even full-scale war.
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- Monday 07AM Apr 15/24
Leafs, Oilers, Jets or Canucks? Here’s which team Canadian hockey fans think can win the Stanley Cup
Four Canadian hockey teams will compete for the Stanley Cup this season, and with a lot on the line for each one, fans from across the country are weighing in on who they believe will bring it home this summer. The Montreal Canadiens were the last Canadian team to hoist Lord Stanley’s Cup, and according […]
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- Monday 07AM Apr 15/24
22 hours a day of live coverage key to CBC's Paris Olympics plan
CBC/Radio-Canada has announced its extensive coverage plans for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The coverage of Team Canada's approximately 10,500 athletes include a consistent slate of on-the-ground and in-studio coverage programming for 22 hours daily.
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- Monday 07AM Apr 15/24
It’s raining in the Arctic. That’s … not good.
In today’s The Big Story podcast, it can be easy, given our changing climate, not to worry much about events that aren’t extreme. It’s not flooding? No hurricanes or heat waves or wildfires? Just a little rain?! Maybe we can live with that, but in the Arctic, a lot of things can’t. Ed Struzik wrote […]
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- Monday 05AM Apr 15/24
Despite decline in ticket sales, the Winnipeg Jets have never lost money, True North says
The company that owns the Winnipeg Jets says it's never lost money since the NHL returned to Winnipeg in 2011, not even during a recent downturn in ticket sales at Canada Life Centre.
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- Monday 05AM Apr 15/24
Eriksdale residents worry people 'are going to die' waiting for new ER
People in Eriksdale are hopeful plans for a new emergency room will come to fruition soon, but many in the Manitoba Interlake community worry spotty access to the local ER will impact friends and family in the meantime.
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- Sunday 03PM Apr 14/24
‘They’re going to be missed’: Mitzi’s Restaurant customers line the block for the last time
Mitzi’s Restaurant in downtown Winnipeg shut its doors for good Saturday, after more than four decades in business.© CTV |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 14/24
West End residents cheer as Sargent Park tennis court returns to city's care
People living near Sargent Park in Winnipeg's West End are rejoicing now that the community will be able to play tennis in the park's courts for free, though the person who ran them says the move is a huge blow for the organized sport.
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- Sunday 02PM Apr 14/24
Archives of Manitoba unveils historical maps at open house
The public event on Friday and Saturday featured maps of North America and the Arctic dating from the 1700s to the 20th century, with many showing the Indigenous knowledge and place names from those times, to show the evolution of mapping over the years. Hundreds of people of all ages attended the event.
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- Sunday 01PM Apr 14/24
Winnipeg police investigating stabbing outside St. James restaurant
Winnipeg police are investigating a fight that saw two men stabbed early Sunday morning in the parking lot of a St. James restaurant.© CTV |
- Sunday 11AM Apr 14/24
Police Investigating Overnight Stabbing in St. James
Winnipeg police are investigating a stabbing in the St. James area that sent one person to hospital early Sunday.
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- Sunday 10AM Apr 14/24
End of an era for chicken finger, honey dill sauce lovers as long-standing Winnipeg restaurant closes
Known for its famous honey dill sauce and for making "the best chicken fingers in town," Mitzi's Chicken Finger Restaurant in downtown Winnipeg has shut its doors after more than four decades in business.
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- Sunday 10AM Apr 14/24
Winnipeg police on scene after brawl in St. James restaurant parking lot
A man was taken to hospital after he was stabbed at a restaurant parking lot in Winnipeg, police say.
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- Sunday 07AM Apr 14/24
Uzoma Asagwara celebrated by members of Winnipeg's Igbo community
Manitoba's deputy premier is receiving a big homage from Winnipeg's Nigerian community.
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- Saturday 05PM Apr 13/24
Four RM of Armstrong councillors resign citing toxic workplace
The governance of a Manitoba rural municipality is in limbo after four of five councillors resigned en masse, with at least one citing a “toxic” workplace. Pat Stein, a now-former […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 05PM Apr 13/24
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemns Iran’s attacks on Israel
OTTAWA — Canada “unequivocally condemns” Iran’s attacks on Israel, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Saturday evening as tensions boiled over between the two countries and pushed the Middle East closer to a region-wide war. Trudeau’s statement came after Iran’s state-run media announced Tehran had fired ballistic missiles at targets inside Israel on Saturday in what […]
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- Saturday 04PM Apr 13/24
Hopeful future Olympians compete in Winnipeg’s RBC training grounds
As Olympic athletes gear up for Paris, Winnipeg's youth are chasing their Olympic dreams for 2028 and beyond.© Global |
- Saturday 04PM Apr 13/24
Winnipeg’s city-run golf courses open 2 weeks earlier than last year
Winnipeg’s city-run run golf courses were packed on the first weekend of the season Saturday, with many taking advantage of the sun and warmth to hit the links. It was a particularly special day for Tanner Burns, who celebrated his birthday on the course with his friends. “Pumped,” Burns told CityNews. “Nice to be open. […]
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- Saturday 04PM Apr 13/24
Iran launches its first direct military attack against Israel
Iran launched its first direct military attack against Israel on Saturday. The Israeli military says Iran fired more than 100 bomb-carrying drones toward Israel. Hours later, Iran announced it had also launch much more destructive ballistic missiles and cruise missiles. Iran had been threatening to attack Israel after an airstrike earlier this week widely blamed […]
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- Saturday 04PM Apr 13/24
Meningococcal vaccine clinics for Winnipeg children
Teary-eyed Élizabeth Levesque gripped her father tightly after receiving a meningococcal vaccine Saturday. “She did well,” her father Éric told CityNews outside the clinic in St. Boniface. It was the first of 11 meningitis and measles vaccination clinics put on by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, with several children facing their fears and receiving the […]
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- Saturday 03PM Apr 13/24
Winnipeg police investigate ‘serious assault’ on main street
Officers responded to a call reporting the incident near Logan Avenue shortly after 6 a.m.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Apr 13/24
‘Something everybody in Manitoba should see’: Historical maps on display at Archives of Manitoba
Hundreds of history buffs made their way through the Archives of Manitoba Friday and Saturday for the organization’s open house that featured an array of historical maps.© CTV |
- Saturday 02PM Apr 13/24
'Nasty turn' in Guess Who fight sees Burton Cummings cancel agreements that let band perform his songs
Burton Cummings’s latest blow in his legal battle against the current lineup of the Guess Who is tarnishing the legacy of the famous Winnipeg rock band, a Winnipeg music historian says — and could set the stage for similar rifts between bands and former members.
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- Saturday 02PM Apr 13/24
Patio weather or parka weather?
Mother Nature has gifted Winnipeg a warm, mostly sun-filled weekend, but we might not be rid of Old Man Winter just yet. Eric Dykes, a senior meteorologist with Environment and […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 02PM Apr 13/24
Olympic scouts set sights on Winnipeg athletes in RBC Training Ground program
Local athletes showed off their skills Saturday to a panel of coveted scouts reigning from the Canadian Olympic Committee.© CTV |
- Saturday 01PM Apr 13/24
Woman injured in Main Street stabbing: Winnipeg police
A woman is recovering in hospital after what Winnipeg police are describing as a stabbing incident Saturday morning. Police say they were called to Main Street and Logan Avenue – near the Manwin Hotel – around 6:10 a.m. Officers arrived to find a woman with injuries “consistent with being assaulted with an edged weapon.” The […]
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- Saturday 01PM Apr 13/24
Police investigate stabbing near Manwin Hotel
Winnipeg police are investigating after a woman was stabbed early Saturday morning in central Winnipeg. According to a police release, officers responded to the area of the 600 block of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 12PM Apr 13/24
Arizona Coyotes players told team is moving to Utah
According to several sources, Arizona Coyotes players and staff were informed before Friday’s game in Edmonton that the team is headed to Utah, and there will be attempts to help those affected visit Salt Lake City. A timeline of events to come was also presented. With players and staff demanding answers after reports of the potential move, […]
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- Saturday 11AM Apr 13/24
Oldest living conjoined twins, Lori and George Schappell, die at 62
Conjoined twins Lori and George Schappell died this month in Pennsylvania, according to funeral home officials. They were 62.
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- Saturday 11AM Apr 13/24
Winnipeg’s Jennifer Jones plays final game of team career
Jennifer Jones’s legendary playing career in women’s curling came to a close Friday night at the Princess Auto Players’ Championship. Jones bid farewell as the packed house at the Mattamy Athletic Centre gave her a standing ovation following her 7-6 loss to Sweden’s Team Anna Hasselborg in the final round-robin draw that eliminated her Winnipeg […]
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- Saturday 11AM Apr 13/24
Serious assault on Winnipeg’s Main Street prompts police investigation
Winnipeg police are investigating a stabbing on Main Street Saturday morning.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Apr 13/24
Ticket buyers beware: Scammers of the Manitoba Opera
The Manitoba Opera is warning customers about third-party sellers and ticket scams ahead of it’s upcoming performance of Carmen.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Apr 13/24
‘Burst into football’: Blue Bombers get in on growing sport of girls flag football
The girls league was launched earlier this month by the CFL’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers. More than 200 players from 19 teams will compete in six weeks of games.© Global |
- Saturday 10AM Apr 13/24
Winnipeg police investigating after woman stabbed on Main Street
Winnipeg police are investigating what they described as a serious assault along Main Street Saturday morning.
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- Saturday 09AM Apr 13/24
Arizona Coyotes players informed team is expected to move to Salt Lake City, AP source says
Arizona Coyotes players have been informed the NHL club is expected to relocate to Salt Lake City, a person with knowledge of the meeting said Friday night.© CTV |
- Saturday 09AM Apr 13/24
Premier takes ‘Team Manitoba’ trade mission to Washington D.C.
Premier Wab Kinew will lead a Manitoba delegation of business, labour and industry representatives on a mission to Washington, D.C. Monday, to build relationships “on both sides of the aisle” […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 08AM Apr 13/24
Sea Bears Restoring Downtown Winnipeg Basketball Courts
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have spearheaded an effort to restore two basketball courts in the city's downtown.
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- Saturday 07AM Apr 13/24
West Bank sees biggest settler rampage since war in Gaza began as Israeli teen’s body is found
Al-MUGHAYYIR, West Bank (AP) — Israeli settlers in the occupied West Bank went on the largest rampage against Palestinians there since the war in Gaza began, as Israel’s army said Saturday the body of a missing Israeli teen was found after he was killed in a “terrorist attack.” Witnesses said settlers assaulted a number of […]
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- Saturday 06AM Apr 13/24
‘Burst into Football’: Blue Bombers Get in on Growing Sport of Girls Flag Football
WINNIPEG — Standing on a field of green turf at a sporting facility in Winnipeg's south end, Solape Obasa keeps her eye on the football, waiting for the moment she can catch it and run.
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- Saturday 06AM Apr 13/24
Legacy preserved: Brandon Sun archives find sanctuary in Winnipeg
More than a century’s worth of the Brandon Sun’s archives have found a new permanent home in Winnipeg. When the Sun sold its old building at 501 Rosser Ave., last […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06AM Apr 13/24
Thousands raised in Happyland pool’s defence
St. Boniface residents hope a new wave of financial support can save the Happyland outdoor pool, despite city council’s decision to close it. A Friends of Happyland Park fundraiser had […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 06AM Apr 13/24
4 of 5 councillors in RM of Armstrong resign, citing toxic work environment, leadership issues
Four of the five councillors in the rural municipality of Armstong, in Manitoba's Interlake, stepped down from office this week, with some blaming a toxic work environment and leadership.
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- Saturday 05AM Apr 13/24
What we learned from the inquiry into foreign meddling in Canada’s elections
If one thing from the public inquiry into foreign interference is clear, it’s that China attempted to meddle in the 2019 and 2021 elections.
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- Saturday 02AM Apr 13/24
Do what you want and get on with it!
Taiko drumming is a team sport. Performers create chest-thumping rhythms by beating large drums in sweeping, synchronized movements. It’s as much a choreographed dance routine as it is a visceral […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 10PM Apr 12/24
WFPS response times could be improved through new city pilot project
The city says certain WFPS crews have started using emergency vehicle pre-emption technology (EVP) to cut down the time it takes to get to critical calls.© Global |
- Friday 10PM Apr 12/24
Province issues flood warning for Assiniboine River in Western Manitoba
A quiet start to the flood season in Manitoba could soon be ramped up after the province issued a flood warning for the Assiniboine River between Shellmouth Dam and Brandon.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Apr 12/24
Province says pipeline repairs remain on target
The province says the three-month timeline to repair a pipeline supplying gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel to Winnipeg, is still on target.© Global |
- Friday 09PM Apr 12/24
Riding Mountain community grapples with potential boat ban
BRANDON — Members of the Riding Mountain community are divided on Parks Canada’s communication strategy about the potential closure of Clear Lake due to invasive zebra mussels. Ian Drul, reeve […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 09PM Apr 12/24
Canada advises against all travel to Israel, West Bank due to heightened risk
OTTAWA — Canadians are being told to avoid all travel to Israel and the West Bank because of the “unpredictable security situation” in the region. Global Affairs Canada says there is a heightened risk of attacks on Israeli territory, while tensions and violence are high in the West Bank. Palestinian health officials say a Palestinian […]
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- Friday 09PM Apr 12/24
Curling legend Jennifer Jones falls to Hasselborg in final game of her team career
Team Jennifer Jones bowed out of the Players' Championship on Friday night to end her legendary career in the four-player game.© Global |
- Friday 08PM Apr 12/24
'We're pretty stoked': Winnipeggers can now hit the links and city-run courses are open
For the first time in 2024, city-owned golf courses opened up in Winnipeg, with golfers lined up ready to hit the links.© CTV |
- Friday 08PM Apr 12/24
Wab Kinew, Gary Doer part of Manitoba's trade mission to U.S. amid uncertain trade policy future
Premier Wab Kinew isn't waiting for a U.S. presidential election that could have a heavy impact on his province's economy before trying to reinforce Manitoba's relationships with the economic powerhouse.
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- Friday 08PM Apr 12/24
Winnipeggers wanting to one day buy a home are 'trying to climb a hill that's just too steep'
Owning a home may be out of reach for many Canadians according to new data from CIBC, and for one Winnipegger, the prospect of owning their own home is starting to feel like an impossible goal.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
Manitoba Indigenous-owned tech company helps elders spot scams
'We want to be as accessible and as accommodating as possible when providing these workshops as well,' Flett said.© Global |
- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
Province issues flood warning for portion Assiniboine River
Manitoba’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre issued a flood warning Friday for a portion of the Assiniboine River.© CTV |
- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
Flood warning issued for Assiniboine River near Brandon
A flood warning has been issued for part of southern Manitoba due to melting snow and precipitation expected next week, the province says.
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- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
Private lease for Sargent Park Tennis Courts operation not renewed, 24-hour use enabled
Operators of city owned recreation facilities don't need to be concerned after the Property and Development committee chose not to renew the lease for the Sargent Park Tennis court© Global |
- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
Winnipeg business says garbage collector staged photo of overflowing bin, leading to extra charge
A Winnipeg man is accusing a waste collection company of deliberately messing with his bin and charging him for having overflowing garbage.
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- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
Sea Bears, Payworks, Regina non-profit schedule celebratory court date in Osborne Village
It’s a pretty compelling court case, particularly for basketball enthusiasts in the Osborne Village neighbourhood. The Winnipeg Sea Bears pro hoops club, locally-based payroll firm Payworks and Regina non-profit Buckets […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 07PM Apr 12/24
News briefs for Saturday, April 13, 2024
A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Saturday, April 13, 2024 Jets blow out Avalanche 7-0 5:42 PM The Winnipeg Jets blew out the Colorado Avalanche 7-0 on Saturday […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Apr 12/24
Gas on track as pipeline repaired
The provincial government said Friday shipments of gasoline, diesel and aviation fuel continue unhampered in Manitoba as Imperial Oil repairs its pipeline south of Winnipeg. In a release, it said fuel terminal upgrades in Winnipeg had been completed and have increased rail to truck offloading capacity within Winnipeg to improve distribution to gas bars. It also said prices at the pump remain the lowest in Canada. Imperial suddenly shut down the pipeline, which transports fuel from Gretna to Winnipeg, for repairs in mid-March. Crews are working at a part of the pipeline that runs under the the Red River by […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 06PM Apr 12/24
Grateful for the warm weather, Winnipeg golfers hit the links for spring tee-off Friday
Three city-owned golf courses opened up for the season 15 days earlier than last year due to the mild weather.
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- Friday 06PM Apr 12/24
Questions remain around crash outside of Winnipeg caught on tape
Signs of a chaotic and violent crash that was captured on video still remain, and those who live near the crash site, including the resident who captured the fire scene, say numerous questions are still unanswered. One of those questions: How the video got online? “I have no idea,” said Julie Lund, who recorded the […]
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Pilot project lets Winnipeg emergency responders change traffic lights along Osborne Street
The emergency vehicle pre-emption technology program, also known as EVP, was launched Monday by the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. Its goal is to cut down on response times and make it safer for first responders and others on the road by reducing the risk of collisions.
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- Friday 05PM Apr 12/24
Nearly two-thirds of Manitobans in survey believe crime increased in community since 2020
A majority of Manitobans believe crime has increased in the last four years, although most were not a victim of one over the same period, a new poll suggests. Almost two-thirds of those polled by Research Co. think crime is happening more often in their community, while 18 per cent said they were a victim of an incident that required police involvement. “That is where the numbers tend to be very different,” Mario Canseco, president of Vancouver-based Research Co., said of the gap between perception and reality. A similar survey in 2020 found 54 per cent of respondents believed crime […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
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Manitoba program helping sexual assault survivors loses federal funding
On April 3rd, Ottawa's justice department notified Pinawa's Survivor's Hope Crisis Centre that funding for its sexual assault recovery and healing program ended March 31st.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Apr 12/24
More than $56M spent on agency nurses in Manitoba: Shared Health
Numbers from Shared Health show the province spent more than $56 million on agency nurses in the first three quarters of the 2023-24 fiscal year.© Global |
- Friday 05PM Apr 12/24
Winnipeg mother calling on City to address signage after car towed from HSC Children’s Hospital
A Winnipeg mother is calling on-street parking in front of HSC Children’s Hospital’s emergency room predatory after her car was towed taking her child to the ER. “It was perfect because my daughter is young so I was able to carry her in because she was too sick to walk,” said Kristi Diawol. At the […]
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- Friday 05PM Apr 12/24
CUPE files labour complaint, claims city garbage contractor fired employees trying to unionize
The City of Winnipeg’s largest union has filed a labour complaint against a local garbage contractor, alleging the company interfered with workers’ attempts to unionize and punished some employees who […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 05PM Apr 12/24
Manitoba Tax Change Will Help Most People Despite Raising More Money, Premier Says
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew continued to promote a property tax change Friday that has been criticized by the Opposition as a tax grab on the middle class.
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- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
WRHA first to gather patient, employee feedback
What if patients could rate their experience with Manitoba’s health-care system the same way shoppers rate their online experience or customer service support? The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has started […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Graham James, school division deny wrongdoing in sex abuse-claims
Convicted sex offender Graham James and the St. James Assiniboia School Division have denied wrongdoing in response to a lawsuit filed last fall by a man who alleges he was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Dollars and deliberation on road to harm reduction
The people at Prairie Harm Reduction anticipated pushback before their organization opened Saskatchewan’s first and only supervised consumption site in 2020. So they headed it off. They got police, fire […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Indigenous students honoured at second annual MITT Pow Wow
In a vibrant display of culture and accomplishment, the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology hosted its second annual PowWow, celebrating the remarkable achievements of Indigenous students who triumphed through MITT programs in 2024. The PowWow began with a pipe ceremony, followed by the Grand Entry, which saw drumming and dancing to honour First Nations, […]
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- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Complaint of Winnipeg councillor's 'bicycle Nazi' remark under review
A Winnipeg councillor's comment about cycling advocates that was widely criticized and prompted an apology earlier this week has also led to a formal complaint to the city's integrity commissioner.
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- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Millions of transit fares underpaid in 2023: Winnipeg union
ATU 1505 said there were about 4.4 million instances of transit fare evasion last year. It doesn't know what the financial loss is yet, but said in 2022, millions went unpaid.© Global |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Sensory toys becoming more popular among Canadians
Many say sensory toys are becoming more popular, not only among children but also adults. “We saw it with the fidget spinners. When those things started entering schools I was thrilled because it means, oh my gosh, it’s normalized, it finally happened, yes! All of us can stim and be happy,” said Olivia Dawes. “I […]
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- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
AMC condemns alleged actions of First Nation chief charged with sexual assault
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is condemning the alleged actions of a First Nation chief, and is barring him from future events, after he was charged with the alleged sexual assault of a child.© CTV |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Lake St. Martin chief banned from AMC events amid sex-crime charges
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is banning Lake St. Martin’s chief from its events and gatherings until sex-crime charges against him are resolved. Christopher Traverse, 40, was arrested Feb. 1 […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Near-fistfight may have preceded crash that injured five
A violent crash that injured five people in the Rural Municipality of East St. Paul Wednesday night may have been preceded by a near-fistfight in a convenience store parking lot, […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 04PM Apr 12/24
Thompson RCMP looking for missing 17-year-old
Thompson RCMP is asking the public to help find a 17-year-old boy who was last seen 10 days ago.
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- Friday 03PM Apr 12/24
Operator of Winnipeg magic mushroom shop given house arrest sentence
One of the operators of an illegal magic mushroom shop that popped up in Osborne Village last year will serve nine months of house arrest for her role in the operation.© CTV |
- Friday 03PM Apr 12/24
Manitoba commits to hiring 100 doctors
The Manitoba government committing to its Budget 2024 plan of hiring 100 new doctors over the next year, but is this a realistic goal? Dr. Candance Bradshaw says Manitoba has one of the worst doctor shortages in the country — saying it would take 445 more doctors just to reach the national average. “If we […]
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- Friday 03PM Apr 12/24
Why one Manitoba community has peacocks roaming the streets
When visiting the Manitoba community of Souris, you will come across many expected sights, including museums, parks, shops and friendly people. However, there’s also one thing you may find that you aren’t expecting to see – a group of peacocks.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
Drug Charges Laid After Crash on Manitoba Highway
Manitoba RCMP have charged two people after responding to a single-vehicle crash near Brunkild on Wednesday.
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- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
Man facing 21 charges after several recent thefts
Winnipeg police have charged a 22-year-old man in connection to several robberies that happened on Apr. 7 and 9. Police say over two days officers received several reports of commercial robberies at gas stations and convenience stores along the Henderson Highway. During several of the incidents, a masked suspect, who was armed with a knife, […]
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- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
Sexual assault and violence resource centre says it has lost federal funding for program
A sexual assault and violence resource centre in the Interlake-Eastern region, says it has lost federal funding for one of its programs, and will have to shutter it next month.© CTV |
- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
Crash in rural Manitoba ditch leads to possession, trafficking charges: RCMP
RCMP arrested two people on drug-related charges after their car drove into a ditch in Brunkild, Man. The vehicle was in the process of being towed when police arrived on scene.© Global |
- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
How tradition has helped get through the struggles of high school
High school students in St. Theresa Point First Nation have taken up loom beading. Turns out, it's helped some of them improve their mental health and cope with things like bullying.
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- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
Winnipeg hoopsters getting new outdoor court, complete restoration of another
An outdoor basketball court in Winnipeg is set for a major facelift — and expansion.
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- Friday 02PM Apr 12/24
Manitoba tax change will help most people despite raising more money, premier says
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is continuing to promote a property tax change that has been criticized by the Opposition as a tax grab on the middle class. The recent provincial budget eliminates, as of next year, a combination rebate and credit for education taxes on residential and commercial properties. In its place, the government will provide […]
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