Wednesday 05PM May 29/24
Manitoba RCMP looking for missing Flin Flon man last seen almost a week ago
Manitoba RCMP are looking for a 24-year-old man who was reported missing in Flin Flon and hasn't been seen in almost a week.
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- Wednesday 04PM May 29/24
Manitoba promises new money for Winnipeg police to target retail theft, other issues
The Manitoba government is promising new money for Winnipeg police to combat rising fears over retail theft and other issues.© CTV |
- Wednesday 04PM May 29/24
Winnipegger loses court fight to quash ticket for attending People's Party rally amid pandemic restrictions
A Winnipeg man has lost his bid to have a judge quash a $1,296 fine he received after attending a rally for People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier in Winnipeg three years ago in contravention of COVID-19 public health restrictions.
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- Wednesday 04PM May 29/24
Winnipeg Pride festival road closures
Several streets will be closed over the weekend due to the Pride Parade and other Pride festivities. Northbound Hargrave Street between Bannatyne Avenue and William Avenue will be closed starting at 6 a.m. on Friday. RELATED: Northbound Hargrave Street will reopen at 5 p.m. on Saturday. Additionally, a series of roads will be closed between […]
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- Wednesday 04PM May 29/24
Anti-masker loses bid to have pandemic ticket turfed
Anti-masker crusader Todd Dube has been ordered to pay a $1,300 fine after a judicial justice of the peace Wednesday rejected his claim he was “arbitrarily” ticketed for attending a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 04PM May 29/24
‘Little Forks’: New proposal made for national urban park
A proposal for national urban park, dubbed Little Forks, launched today. 430 hectares of land and water areas would included portions of the Assiniboine, Red, and Seine Rivers.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
Police Remove Live Grenade from Transcona Home
The Winnipeg police bomb unit safely removed a live explosive from a Transcona area home on Tuesday.
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- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
Proposed urban park in Winnipeg could be 'larger than Vancouver's Stanley Park,' group says
A group of Winnipeg residents has proposed the creation of a new national urban park in the city.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
Lawyer for trucker who caused deadly Broncos crash says families have no right to sue
A lawyer for the truck driver who caused the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash says families of the victims have no standing to seek compensation in an ongoing lawsuit. Court arguments are being heard this week in Regina over whether the truck driver and Saskatchewan government can be removed as defendants in the suit. The […]
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- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
Police seek more info after live grenade found in Transcona garage
Winnipeg police are investigating after a man cleaning out a family member’s garage found a live grenade Tuesday. Officers, including one from the police bomb unit, were sent to a […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
City of Winnipeg pilot program for booking accessible rides has cut wait times, could become permanent: mayor
A pilot program called Winnipeg Wheelchair Accessible Vehicle is a taxi booking service, which helps to reduce wait times may become a permanent city transit service.
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- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
Historic Polson House to be knocked down
One of Winnipeg’s oldest homes will be demolished to make room for two new ones, after a city committee found it’s in no state to be salvaged. On Wednesday, city […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 03PM May 29/24
Live grenade found in Kildare-Redonda garage
Winnipeg police say a Transcona resident found a live grenade while cleaning out his garage Tuesday afternoon. The Winnipeg Police Service says officers were called to the Kildare-Redonda neighbourhood around 12:30 p.m. regarding an explosive device. Members of the WPS bomb unit and Canadian Armed Forces ammunition technicians safely removed the grenade, which was later […]
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- Wednesday 02PM May 29/24
City roads to close to make way for 2024 Pride Parade
The city is set to close a number of roadways in anticipation of an influx of rainbow hues, floats and marchers set to descend on downtown Winnipeg for to celebrate the 2024 Pride Parade.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM May 29/24
Point Douglas anchors proposed enormous new national park in Winnipeg
A group of Winnipeggers are pitching the idea of creating a new national urban park that would cradle the meeting points of three rivers and encompass an area larger than Vancouver's Stanley Park.
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- Wednesday 02PM May 29/24
Could a 430-hectare national urban park be in Winnipeg’s future?
A Winnipeg group is hoping to turn the large green space known as Point Douglas Park into a national urban park in the city. “It’s happening, and this can be a major change for the inner city in Winnipeg,” said long-time community activist Sel Burrows. The proposal for the Little Forks – what organizers are […]
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- Wednesday 01PM May 29/24
Let the kids explore: out-migration not a crime against Manitoba’s economy
Growing up in and around Toronto, there were two questions my parents never asked me. One was “when are you gonna get married?” My folks split up when I was […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 01PM May 29/24
Live grenade safely removed from Transcona garage, Winnipeg cops say
Police said they're not sure why the grenade was there, but they don't believe there was any criminal intent.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM May 29/24
Winnipeg WAV Reduces Accessible Taxi Wait Times
WINNIPEG -- A city program to increase capacity and reduce wait times for wheelchair-accessible vehicles (WAV) is proving to be successful.
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- Wednesday 01PM May 29/24
Manitoba man, 22, found safe after going missing Monday: RCMP
A 22-year-old man last seen in a southern Manitoba town earlier this week has been found, RCMP say.
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- Wednesday 01PM May 29/24
From hope to healing from addiction
Daniel Emond was in his first year of university when he fell into the grips of addiction. He’d been studying to become a doctor, though his path changed with his […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 12PM May 29/24
Winnipeg high school helps lead ducks that nested in courtyard to water
Students and staff at Winnipeg’s Westwood Collegiate had a unique problem to solve this month; how do you lead ducks to water from the school’s courtyard when 12 of them can’t fly yet?© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 29/24
Canadians are eyeing moves to these cities for more affordable housing
Faced with elevated housing prices, half of Canadians in the country's largest cities are considering moving to places with more affordable housing.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM May 29/24
Fire in Winnipeg’s North End kills 2 cats, sends 3 people to hospital
Three people were sent to hospital and two cats died due to a fire in Winnipeg's North End on Tuesday night.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM May 29/24
Donald Trump’s hush money case has gone to the jury. What happens now?
NEW YORK (AP) — After nearly two dozen witnesses, 16 days of testimony and hours of lawyers’ closing arguments, it’s time for the jurors to have their say in Donald Trump’s hush money trial. Jury deliberations began Wednesday in the first criminal trial of a former U.S. president. The seven-man, five-woman panel is tasked with […]
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- Wednesday 11AM May 29/24
Winnipeg homeowner must tear down, modify some garages built without permits
A Winnipeg homeowner will have to tear down or modify some of the garages on his property that exceed size limits.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM May 29/24
Winnipeg pilot project for wheelchair-accessible vehicles exceeds expectations
Two years after launching a pilot program, the City of Winnipeg says wait times are down for users of wheelchair-accessible vehicles (WAV).© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM May 29/24
Redwood Avenue Fire Sends Three People to Hospital
WINNIPEG -- A late night fire on Tuesday in a three-storey apartment building sent three people to hospital.
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- Wednesday 10AM May 29/24
Deadline almost here to receive voter card for Tuxedo byelection, officials say
Eligible residents who want to receive a voter card — or those who have out-of-date information on their voter cards — can visit the Elections Manitoba website to make a change.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM May 29/24
‘When Calls the Heart’ actor Mamie Laverock on life support after 5-storey fall
Mamie Laverock, who portrayed Rosaleen Sullivan in the Western drama, sustained life-threatening injuries during the fall.© Global |
- Wednesday 08AM May 29/24
Canada to See Warm Summer, Wildfire Risks Loom for Some Regions: Weather Network
Get ready to feel the heat, Canada. The Weather Network is predicting more sunshine and warmer temperatures for the summer.
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- Wednesday 08AM May 29/24
ANALYSIS: Scott Arniel is right man for Jets head coaching gig
Scott Arniel, a 61-year-old former Winnipeg Jets draft pick, will provide a seamless transition from former coach Rick Bowness.© Global |
- Wednesday 05AM May 29/24
Winnipeg church that needs $7M in repairs could be sold under certain conditions, bishop says
A church in downtown Winnipeg is facing possible demolition, but its bishop said every effort will be made to find a buyer who will preserve the church and provide a space for its congregation.
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- Tuesday 10PM May 28/24
Canadian border agents charge Manitoba man for illegal gun manufacturing
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) says a man from Beausejour, Manitoba has been charged in connection to an investigation of guns being smuggled into the country. According to the CBSA, in April 2023, border officers at the Winnipeg Land Commercial found and seized items related to the manufacturing of unserialized firearms, or ‘ghost’ guns. […]
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- Tuesday 10PM May 28/24
Kinew accuses more PCs of trying to push mining deal through after election, but Tory says NDP 'crying wolf'
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew alleges more Progressive Conservative MLAs were involved in trying to get approval for a controversial mining project after their party lost last fall's election than he originally thought.
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- Tuesday 09PM May 28/24
'Enough's enough,' Foodfare owner says after family's vehicles set ablaze outside Portage Avenue store
A string of troubles for a Winnipeg grocer escalated last week, after vehicles belonging to the store's co-owner and his cousin were set on fire in a daylight arson.
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- Tuesday 08PM May 28/24
Key Manitoba pipeline partially fixed as repairs continue, province says
Fuel is flowing for the first time in more than two months through a pipeline that supplies gasoline, diesel and aviation fuel to the Winnipeg region. The Manitoba government says Imperial Oil has safely restored service to one of two fuel lines that were shut down in March due to what the company called “integrity concerns” in […]
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- Tuesday 08PM May 28/24
Winnipeg food shelter sees demand skyrocket, as the province receives a failing grade in Manitoba’s Poverty Report Card
A week after Food Banks Canada handed Manitoba a “D-” rating, as part of Manitoba’s Poverty Report Card, foodbanks in Winnipeg continue to get busier, with Agape Table seeing record-breaking numbers of people coming through the door. Agape Table is a local non-profit organization that was created to help feed Winnipeg’s most vulnerable people, and […]
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- Tuesday 08PM May 28/24
CBC Manitoba's Bartley Kives named best local reporter at 2024 Canadian Screen Awards
Bartley Kives, a reporter with CBC Manitoba, was recognized at the Canadian Screen Awards Tuesday night for his work with a prestigious prize.
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- Tuesday 08PM May 28/24
Manitoba pipeline under construction now partially operating as work continues
Progress continues to be made on repairs to a Manitoba pipeline that supplies diesel and jet fuel to the Winnipeg area.© Global |
- Tuesday 08PM May 28/24
Ukrainian newcomer left with scar, nightmares as 'constant reminder' of 2022 stabbing at The Forks, court told
A newcomer who was bear sprayed, stabbed in the neck and punched two years ago says he still has nightmares from the "profound impact" of an unprovoked attack outside the Canadian Museum for Human Rights on Canada Day, just weeks after fleeing his war-torn home country of Ukraine.
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- Tuesday 07PM May 28/24
Amount of waste recycled, composted in Winnipeg drops to lowest rate in a decade
The amount of waste Winnipeggers kept out of the landfill dropped to its lowest level in a decade.
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- Tuesday 07PM May 28/24
NDP whips up sandstorm alleging more Tory ex-ministers involved in silica mine pressure campaign
A major development deal already rejected over environmental concerns was back in the political spotlight Tuesday as the NDP used a memo linked to former premier Heather Stefanson’s government to […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM May 28/24
‘One step away from death’
A Ukrainian refugee who nearly died following an unprovoked knife attack in front of Canada’s beacon to human rights says his hope for a better life here has been replaced […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM May 28/24
Excess drainage causes constant headaches in west Winnipeg neighbourhood
Residents in a Winnipeg neighbourhood are frustrated with a lack of action by the City of Winnipeg to resolve an issue surrounding excessive water runoff from an adjacent property.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM May 28/24
‘Really unsafe’: Potential collapse of building forces pedestrians into danger
The forced evacuation at Birchwood Terrace continues to spill beyond the building itself, as some who navigate the strip of Portage Avenue in front of the now emptied apartment, say the closure of the sidewalk and crosswalk are putting drivers and pedestrians in danger. “It’s just really unsafe for everybody all around,” said Lauren Nolin. “It’s a lot of potential danger to […]
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- Tuesday 06PM May 28/24
Winnipeg Sea Bears add another local product to team’s roster
Winnipeg's Emmanuel Akot signed with the Sea Bears on Tuesday to become the sixth Manitoban on their roster.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM May 28/24
'I spent years worrying': New data shows debt climbing in Canada, Manitobans struggling to pay money back
More Canadians are seeing their credit card debt climb higher according to new data from a credit reporting agency, and Manitobans particularly have been feeling the effects.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM May 28/24
College, City of Winnipeg build on free menstrual product accessibility
'One in three Canadian women have to choose between purchasing menstrual products over other essentials. That's a large demographic in our college community.'© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
Winnipeg community centres receive grant funds for renovations
River Osborne Community centre is one of 11 city-owned centres that will be getting a portion of over $800,000 for repairs, upgrades, safety improvements and more.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
‘We’ll send someone out if we’re not too busy’
After a woman robbed Colin Finlay’s Winnipeg bakery — leaving two employees terrified — he spent more than an hour waiting for police to arrive before giving up. Finlay said […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
From drug deals to break-ins, churches grapple with crime, homelessness; balance safety with worship for all
While Holy Trinity Anglican Church faces an uncertain future, members of the 140-year-old parish in the heart of Winnipeg have a daily concern — increased crime, homelessness and drug use on the property.© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
Multiple buildings damaged following fire in Stonewall
One building was destroyed and two others were damaged after Friday’s fire in Stonewall, Man., about 27 kilometres north of Winnipeg. The Town of Stonewall said in a release that an early morning fire broke out in the downtown core. Stonewall Rockwood Fire Department (SRFD), RCMP, and EMS all responded to the scene, before calling […]
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- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
‘Little Forks’ national urban park proposed for Winnipeg
A large section of Point Douglas green space and connected riverbanks will be recommended to create a new national urban park, which organizers hope would heighten safety and preserve green […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
'I was in shock': Grocery store owners' vehicle burned in act of arson caught on camera
A rash of violent incidents targeting a Winnipeg grocery store came to a head Friday with a brazen daytime arson attack caught on camera.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
Foodfare owner’s car vandalized in grocery store’s parking lot
A rash of violent incidents targeting a Winnipeg grocery store came to a head Friday with a brazen daytime arson attack caught on camera.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM May 28/24
No-parking zones on Burrows panned by committee
Hotly contested no parking zones may be delayed Residents who fought to prevent no parking zones from being added to Burrows Avenue as a safety measure may soon get their […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM May 28/24
Hans Zimmer to pay tribute to Denis Villeneuve at Canadian Screen Awards
Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer will partake in a taped tribute to Montreal filmmaker Denis Villeneuve at this week’s Canadian Screen Awards. The head of the Academy for Canadian Cinema & Television says Zimmer will be featured in a video salute to Villeneuve, who will be presented with the Academy Icon Award at Friday’s bash. Academy […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 28/24
Manitoba man accused of producing 3D guns after probe
A Manitoba man accused of making “ghost guns” remains behind bars after a Canada Border Services Agency investigation into illegal gun manufacturing. Robert Ripcik, 53, is facing a slew of […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM May 28/24
Winnipeg police charge man in connection to slot machine robbery with machete
Winnipeg police say a 23-year-old man has been charged following an alleged robbery at a slot machine game room earlier this month. WPS says on May 16, officers responded to a report that a robbery had taken place at a hotel gaming room along Berry Street. The report indicated a 59-year-old man was playing VLTs […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 28/24
Partial operation restored at Manitoba pipeline shut down for maintenance
Partial operation was restored at a Manitoba pipeline that was abruptly shut down earlier this year.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM May 28/24
Imperial Oil pipeline near Winnipeg returns to partial operation, province says
One of two fuel lines shut down earlier this year amid repairs to a pipeline carrying gas to Winnipeg and surrounding communities had its service restored on Tuesday, the province says.
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- Tuesday 03PM May 28/24
Premier’s flaky pie in the sky a late addition to menu at business breakfast event
Wab Kinew is not the first Manitoba premier to make the unrealistic claim that with the right economic plan, the province could shed its “have-not” status and stop collecting equalization […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM May 28/24
‘A tremendous loss’: Stonewall confirms damage to downtown core following fire
Thick, black smoke filled downtown Stonewall last Friday, and today the town is confirming the extent of the damage.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM May 28/24
Manitoba principal writes letter to young Oilers fan’s parents to let him watch late games
One young diehard Edmonton Oilers fan in Thompson, Man., seems to have found a convincing way to get his parents to let him stay up to watch the playoff games.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM May 28/24
Fuel partly flowing through Imperial Oil pipeline under repair
A shut-down pipeline that supplies gas, diesel and jet fuel to the Winnipeg area has partially reopened. One of the two fuel lines in the pipeline began operating Tuesday as […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 03PM May 28/24
CEO of Seine River School Division resigns suddenly 'for personal reasons'
The head of the financially strapped Seine River School Division has unexpectedly resigned, but it has nothing to do with the money woes, the board chair says.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 28/24
18-year-old Ukrainian newcomer still missing in Winnipeg after 1 week
The family of a missing 18-year-old Ukrainian newcomer in Winnipeg is urging the public for help to find their loved one. Nikita Boiarskyi was last seen at St. Anne’s Road and Ashton Avenue on May 21. “Until now, we don’t have any information that sort of gives us any clue where to go, where to […]
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- Tuesday 02PM May 28/24
Premier says he's committed to lowering Manitoba's high out-migration rates
Manitoba's premier says he's open to changing policy in order to help stem the province's growing interprovincial exodus.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 28/24
Manitoba premier wants stability, increases in federal transfer payments
With questions being raised about equalization payments to the provinces, Manitoba is seeking predictability, with room for increases, from federal parties when it comes to all federal transfers. Premier Wab Kinew said Tuesday he raised the issue in a meeting in March with federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre. “The assurances that Mr. Poilievre and that […]
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- Tuesday 02PM May 28/24
$800K awarded to Winnipeg community centres through city grant
Eleven Winnipeg community centres are set to receive thousands in city dollars to give their facilities some much-needed TLC.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 28/24
Manitoba Premier Says He Wants Stability, Increases in Federal Transfer Payments
With questions being raised about equalization payments to the provinces, Manitoba is seeking predictability, with room for increases, from federal parties when it comes to all federal transfers.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 28/24
New Canadian women’s pro soccer league to be called Northern Super League
The new Canadian women's pro soccer league, with Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary, Vancouver, Toronto and Halifax will be called Northern Super League
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- Tuesday 01PM May 28/24
Manitoba Man Charged After Firearms, Ghost Guns Seized
A Beausejour has been charged after allegedly importing items to manufacture unserialized firearms, or "ghost" guns.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 28/24
Man robbed with machete while playing VLTs: Winnipeg police
The Winnipeg Police Service has made an arrest after a machete was used to rob a man at a hotel earlier in the month.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM May 28/24
Manitoba man charged after firearms, ghost gun parts seized
A Beausejour man has been charged with multiple firearms-related offences after two searches© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM May 28/24
Manitoba premier says he wants stability, increases in federal transfer payments
With questions being raised about equalization payments to the provinces, Manitoba is seeking predictability, with room for increases, from federal parties when it comes to all federal transfers.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM May 28/24
Why young people keep getting caught in debt traps and how to break the cycle
Canadians are feeling the squeeze between incomes that haven't kept up with the cost of living, housing crises in markets across the country and rising interest rates brought in to control inflation. Experts share some tips for managing debt and spending.© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM May 28/24
Manitoba premier says he wants increases in federal transfer payments
Manitoba saw its federal transfers, which include payments for health and social programs among other items, rise by more than $900 million this year.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM May 28/24
Winnipeg Sea Bears Sign Akot for 2024 Season
The Winnipeg Sea Bears have signed a former five-star NCAA recruit to his hometown team.
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- Tuesday 11AM May 28/24
Winnipeg cops seize machete in arrest of suspect connected with VLT robbery
A 23-year-old Winnipeg man is in custody after he returned to the scene of a previous crime, police say.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM May 28/24
Violent crime continues unabated at Winnipeg grocery store, retailers
A Winnipeg grocery store continues to be the scene of violent incidents, as other retailers also struggle with crime and theft.© Global |
- Tuesday 11AM May 28/24
Beausejour man faces multiple charges in Manitoba ‘ghost gun’ case, border security says
A Beausejour man is facing a raft of charges after a lengthy investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA), with the help of Winnipeg police, Manitoba RCMP and others.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM May 28/24
‘Much more efficient’: Manitoba the first to implement breast cancer technology province-wide
It’s about the size of a grain of uncooked rice, but a small but mighty technology will now help Manitobans battling breast cancer in the days and weeks leading up to their surgeries.© CTV |
- Tuesday 10AM May 28/24
Robbery Suspect Arrested After Returning to Scene of the Crime
WINNIPEG -- A not-so-bright robbery suspect returned to the scene where he allegedly robbed a man days earlier, only to be arrested by police.
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- Tuesday 08AM May 28/24
Riverdance Bringing 30th Anniversary Tour to Winnipeg
The 30th anniversary of Riverdance is coming to Winnipeg next spring for three shows at the Burton Cummings Theatre.
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- Tuesday 06AM May 28/24
Developer sued for alleged shoddy work
A Winnipeg couple are suing a residential developer and the City of Winnipeg, alleging their luxury home was shoddily built, leading to leaking windows and mould growth. A lawsuit, filed […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 05AM May 28/24
Effects of warmer Atlantic Ocean now being felt in northern Manitoba, experts say
The warming climate is causing renewed concern in northern Manitoba, as a marine heat wave that hit the Atlantic Ocean last summer could lead to Manitoba's northern port having one of the earliest ice-free dates on record.
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- Tuesday 04AM May 28/24
Michif French makes a comeback in a Manitoba classroom
St. Laurent School in the Interlake has swapped out conventional French lessons for Michif French, enlisting local Métis Elders to help pass on the endangered language.
© CBC |
- Monday 11PM May 27/24
Manitoba graded D- in efforts to reduce poverty: Food Banks Canada report
A new report has given Manitoba a near-failing grade on its efforts to reduce poverty this year, and the opposition Progressive Conservatives seized the opportunity to ask the NDP government to explain why the province is falling short.
© CBC |
- Monday 08PM May 27/24
Group led by former Manitoba cabinet minister to buy Winnipeg Sun
Postmedia Network Canada Corp. says it has signed a deal to sell the Winnipeg Sun to the Klein Group Ltd, a group headed by former Manitoba cabinet minister Kevin Klein.© Global |
- Monday 08PM May 27/24
2 more Manitoba First Nations file lawsuit over Winnipeg sewage spill
Two more Manitoba First Nations have launched a lawsuit against the City of Winnipeg over a massive sewage spill, adding to the billions of dollars First Nations leaders are seeking after hundreds of millions of litres of diluted sewage leaked into the Red River in February.
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- Monday 07PM May 27/24
Education minister gets bad marks from opposition after exam postponed
After cancelling then reinstating provincial exams for Manitoba students, the NDP government was called out during question period Monday for postponing a Grade 12 English exam. Education Minister Nello Altomare […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM May 27/24
Manitoba education leaders assure Grade 12 English exams will go ahead after 'one-of-a-kind' postponement
The sudden postponement of a provincial English exam that Manitoba Grade 12 students were supposed to start writing on Monday means they’ll have to wait a little longer, the province says.
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- Monday 06PM May 27/24
Winnipeggers divert lightest load of trash from landfill in a decade
The amount of household trash Winnipeggers recycled and composted last year dropped to its lightest load in a decade, falling far short of original targets to divert waste. Just 27.6 per cent of residential waste was kept out of the landfill in 2023. While the city notes the total reflects weather conditions and a general weight loss in commonly recycled materials — not just household behaviour — the portion is the lowest recorded since at least 2013 and is down from 29.9 per cent in 2022. And it falls far shy of a previous 50 per cent waste-diversion target Winnipeg […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM May 27/24
City spending less on roads as construction season officially begins
The City of Winnipeg will spend less on road repairs this year but drivers aren’t likely to enjoy shorter commutes. And the spending is also expected to rebound next year. […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM May 27/24
'An increase that we've noticed': Collisions between vehicles and pedestrians on the rise in Winnipeg
Three pedestrians have been hit by vehicles in Winnipeg in as many weeks, and according to the Winnipeg Police Service, these types of incidents are on the rise.© CTV |
- Monday 06PM May 27/24
Principal warns families after student attacked by hawk
A student was attacked by a hawk while walking in Winnipeg’s Radisson area, Transcona Collegiate’s principal said in a letter to parents last week. The note said a hawk is […]© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 05PM May 27/24
Teams show off skills during Manitoba mine rescue competition
An annual mine rescue competition took place two hours northeast of Winnipeg over the weekend. Four teams worked through a number of scenarios that tested their life-saving skills.© Global |
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