Tuesday 10AM Apr 12/22
Manitoba budget likely to focus on health care, money for Ukrainian refugees
Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government is releasing its budget Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 10AM Apr 12/22
After traffic stop, man fought officer on highway in southern Manitoba: RCMP
A Manitoba RCMP officer suffered minor injuries after a traffic stop allegedly escalated into a fight in southern Manitoba Thursday. RCMP say the incident took place around 2 p.m. in Niverville, Man., about 40 kilometres south of Winnipeg. In a release issued Tuesday, police say the officer stopped a driver on 6th Avenue south. The […]
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- Tuesday 10AM Apr 12/22
Urban coop pilot project heads to council for final vote
DESPITE warnings from local and national animal advocacy groups on what may come to roost in urban coops without proper support, Winnipeg has taken a step forward in favour of ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 12/22
Arrests made after Winnipeg man’s dismembered body found stuffed in suitcases: source
Three men are facing a slew of charges after a 27-year-old was killed and dismembered over a drug deal gone bad, police say.© Global |
- Tuesday 10AM Apr 12/22
Weather warnings expand as dangerous blizzard conditions coming to Manitoba Tuesday night
Environment Canada is warning Manitobans about 'hazardous' weather conditions that are set to touch down in the province on Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Tuesday 09AM Apr 12/22
Manitoba storm could close Winnipeg schools for 1st time since 1997
It's been 25 years since Winnipeg schools were forced to close due to poor weather, but that streak could end this week.
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- Tuesday 09AM Apr 12/22
Winnipeg takes step closer to ending dog breed ban
The City of Winnipeg is one step closer to ending a ban on certain dog breeds.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 12/22
Gunman opens fire on Brooklyn subway; at least 10 shot
A gunman in a construction vest donned a gas mask, set off a smoke canister on a rush-hour subway train and shot at least 10 people Tuesday morning, authorities said. The shooter was at large and described as dangerous after leaving wounded commuters bleeding on a Brooklyn platform while others ran screaming.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 12/22
New York shooting: 16 hurt in Brooklyn subway, suspect still missing
Ten people were shot and a total of 16 were hurt after a gunman opened fire in a Brooklyn subway station in New York Tuesday morning.
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- Tuesday 08AM Apr 12/22
'Nobody has a clue what's going on'
A Winnipeg man who recently had parts of both of his legs amputated is beyond frustrated with delays in the help and services offered to Manitobans with disabilities. Jeff Carpenter, 50, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 12/22
Skeptical volunteers will carry on park duties as $162-million investment proposal lingers
SOME volunteers are skeptical the City of Winnipeg’s proposed parks investment plan will adequately replace the reparative work they do in their communities. Council voting was recently delayed on the blueprint ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08AM Apr 12/22
Manitoba police watchdog investigating fatal Winnipeg crash
Manitoba’s police watchdog is investigating a fatal car crash that took place after police attempted a traffic stop.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Manitoba braces as “historic” winter storm to start Tuesday night
The winter storm watch for southern Manitoba is now a winter storm warning and the province is preparing for what could be the biggest storm in years.© Global |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
2 groups rescued after getting stuck on closed winter roads
A group of three people in northern Manitoba were rescued by helicopter on Monday after they got stuck on a closed winter road Sunday and had to spend the night where they were because police couldn't find them at first.
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- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Life-altering hammer attack not attempt to kill, court told
JONATHAN Flett admits beating a Good Samaritan on the head with a hammer but had no intention of killing him, a judge was told Monday. Flett, 20, is on trial charged ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Why has Canada deported thousands of frontline workers during a pandemic?
Very early in the pandemic, Canada put a pause on deportations. Conditions were unsafe, the world had stopped, and a lot of these workers were doing jobs Canadians badly needed done. But the pause didn’t last long, and since deportations have resumed more than 18,000 people have been sent back to their country of origin, […]
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- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Manitoba focused on health-care, affordability and the economy as part of the 2022 budget
The Manitoba government announced its proposed 2022 budget on Tuesday, with a focus on recovering from the pandemic and preparing for a better future.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Plans for Winnipeg hoarding task force move forward at city hall
A plan is moving ahead to create a task force, led by Winnipeg’s fire paramedic service, to deal with hoarding in public spaces.
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- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Groups 'nudge' Winnipeg School Division on equity office pledge
INNER-city leaders are holding Manitoba’s largest school board accountable to its promise to establish a first-of-its-kind equity office — a project that trustees pledged to set up by August 2022, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07AM Apr 12/22
Trudeau Wants More Electric Vehicles Across Canada; Does Not Rule Out Nuclear Power
VICTORIA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he wants to make it easier for more Canadians to drive electric vehicles and he isn't ruling out nuclear power as a cleaner source of energy.
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- Tuesday 05AM Apr 12/22
Letters: April 12, 2022
We need Pierre! Mr. Pierre Poilievre is a huge threat felt by the Liberal party. He is not afraid of “puppet-boy.” Gerald Butts, the PM puppeteer, and his Liberal consultants are very afraid of Mr. Pierre Poilievre. And so they should be. We, the Conservative Party of Canada, need Pierre Poilievre as our leader. Pierre […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05AM Apr 12/22
'I've faced a lot of discrimination': Being queer and Black has shut doors, renter says
Unsafe Spaces is a new CBC Manitoba Creator Network video series by filmmaker Sidney Phommarath. In Part 1, we meet Tamika Krush, a queer Black femme who has been a target of housing discrimination, they say.
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- Tuesday 05AM Apr 12/22
Tories likely to position party as caring with Manitoba budget focused on health care, affordability: analyst
With polling numbers trailing behind the NDP, expect Manitoba's Tories to present as a caring government with the release Tuesday of its next spending plan, one political analyst is saying.
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- Tuesday 04AM Apr 12/22
Unlocked: An inside look at where 20 young Canadians live today
Where do gen Zers and millennials live today? How do they afford housing? Will they ever own a home? Those are the questions at the heart of Unlocked, a new national storytelling series by and for young Canadians.
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- Tuesday 03AM Apr 12/22
As provinces ask people to manage COVID-19 risks, experts say the public has less data
The public is being asked to take a bigger role in managing their risk with COVID-19, but information from health authorities is less available than before, experts say.© CTV |
- Monday 10PM Apr 11/22
Mariupol mayor says siege has killed more than 10K civilians
The mayor of the Ukrainian port city of Mariupol said Monday that more than 10,000 civilians have died in the Russian siege of his city, and that the death toll could surpass 20,000, as weeks of attacks and privation leave the bodies of Mariupol’s people “carpeted through the streets.” Speaking by phone Monday with The […]
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- Monday 10PM Apr 11/22
Jets complete low-end sweep of Eastern doormats
MONTREAL – They’d lost four in a row coming into this mini road trip to Eastern Canada, so two wins were the tourniquet the Winnipeg Jets needed, no matter how weak the opposition. Following up Sunday’s 4-3 victory in Ottawa, the Jets got past the Montreal Canadiens, 4-2, on Monday, dribbling a teaspoon of life […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 09PM Apr 11/22
Food industry adjusting to large outbreak of avian flu in Canada, around the world
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada say the food industry is making adjustments to maintain supplies of poultry and eggs in the face of a large outbreak of avian flu in Canada and around the world. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says this has been an unprecedented year globally for avian flu, or bird flu as it’s […]
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- Monday 09PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba will open door, wallet for Ukrainian newcomers: finance minister
The Progressive Conservatives will spare no expense to bring Ukrainians fleeing war to Manitoba, Finance Minister Cameron Friesen says. However, he offered no specifics for the immigration sector Monday, ahead of ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 09PM Apr 11/22
From Ukraine, with gratitude and regret
While Russia’s war on Ukraine continues, Manitoba’s population has slowly grown to include refugees seeking peace far from home. The Free Press spoke with three Ukrainian women — two mothers, one ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 09PM Apr 11/22
More Kinder-brand chocolates recalled over concerns of salmonella ahead of Easter
Days after the Canadian Food Inspection Agency recalled several types of Kinder-brand chocolates over the possible risk of salmonella contamination, more of the company’s candy are being added to the list. The updated list includes advent calendars, assorted chocolates, mini eggs, and Easter treats. The CFIA said online the recall was triggered by Ferrero Canada […]
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- Monday 09PM Apr 11/22
Jets take down Canadiens to continue 'desperation mode' playoff push
Evgeny Svechnikov's third-period goal lifted the Winnipeg Jets to a 4-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens Monday night.
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- Monday 08PM Apr 11/22
Barron scores first as a Jet, Winnipeg defeats Montreal 4-2
Evgeny Svechnikov scored the winner while Morgan Barron collected his first goal and assist as a member of the Winnipeg Jets in a 4-2 Winnipeg win over Montreal Monday.© Global |
- Monday 08PM Apr 11/22
New medical cannabis licensing rules roll on to council vote
Critics allege a municipal proposal to license some medical cannabis growth would limit patient access to prescription marijuana and could put the City of Winnipeg at risk of a legal ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 11/22
Funding taps expected to open in new Manitoba budget
Manitobans should expect the Progressive Conservative government to loosen its grip on the provincial purse strings in Tuesday’s budget, according to a political expert who’s been keeping an eye on ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 11/22
Suspicious deaths devastate Portage neighbourhood
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE — Neighbours have expressed shock and grief over the suspicious deaths of three people whose bodies were found after a duplex fire in Portage la Prairie was ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08PM Apr 11/22
Threat of major flood tests premier's luck
It has often been said when it comes to overcoming political challenges, it’s better to be lucky than good. Nobody embodied that adage more than former Manitoba premier Brian Pallister. Although ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Apr 11/22
NDP allege Khan broke election finance rules
The NDP has asked Manitoba’s elections commissioner to investigate whether Fort Whyte MLA Obby Khan violated election finance legislation, alleging his business employees worked on his recent byelection campaign. Khan, a ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 07PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba kicks budget shoe tradition aside for symbolic shoeboxes for Ukraine
The Progressive Conservative government once again broke with the tradition of buying a new pair of shoes for budget day. This year, finance minister Cameron Friesen used the occasion to demonstrate the government's commitment to resettling as many Ukrainians as possible who are fleeing war.
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- Monday 07PM Apr 11/22
Worst snowstorms to hit Winterpeg
Just over 25 years ago, an April blizzard blanketed Winnipeg with a dumping of snow that led to the “flood of the century.” While the storm was a once-in-a-lifetime event that anyone who was in the province in 1997 remembers, it certainly was not the first major blizzard or even the first spring storm to […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 07PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba officials keeping close eye on river levels as they brace for spring storm
Manitoba officials will be keeping a close eye on the river levels and flood conditions with a spring blizzard expected to dump 30-50 cm of snow over southern Manitoba including Winnipeg. “We’re all preparing for the forecast of the snow right now,” said Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Doyle Piwnuik at a flood and winter storm […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 07PM Apr 11/22
Animal welfare advocates speak out against backyard chicken coop pilot
Animal welfare advocates pleaded with committee members Monday to reject a two-year pilot project allowing urban chicken keeping.© CTV |
- Monday 07PM Apr 11/22
Major blizzard blasting Manitoba could be ‘worst in decades’: Environment Canada
A major spring storm poised to wallop Winnipeg and the rest of southern Manitoba has the potential to be the “worst in decades” and is expected to hit Tuesday night, Environment Canada is warning. Widespread snowfall accumulations of 30-50 cm accompanied by northerly winds gusting 70-90 km/h are predicted, bringing zero visibility at times in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 06PM Apr 11/22
Consumer groups, advocates looking for relief to rising costs in Manitoba’s 2022 budget
Belt-tightening is no longer top of mind, with both Manitoba's finance minister and premier indicating they'll be announcing ways to make life a bit more affordable.© Global |
- Monday 06PM Apr 11/22
Officials warn southern Manitobans to batten down hatches
Experts are urging Manitobans to stock up on groceries, medicines and candles, warning the equivalent of a month of snowfall will pummel the province starting Tuesday night, while gusts will ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 06PM Apr 11/22
Two years after COVID closure, this Exchange District restaurant is making a comeback
Two years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced Hermanos to shut its doors, the Exchange District restaurant is making a come back.© CTV |
- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
Winnipeg Jets sign 2 draft picks, will join Manitoba Moose
The Jets signed Henri Nikkanen to Daniel Torgersson to three-year entry-level contracts on Monday.© Global |
- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba police watchdog investigating after 27-year-old man dies of injuries in car crash
Manitoba's police watchdog is investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal car crash after Winnipeg police attempted to stop the vehicle.
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- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba finance minister hints at more immigration support in upcoming budget
Manitoba’s finance minister is hinting that Tuesday’s budget will include additional support for immigration and settlement services as the province prepares to welcome thousands of Ukrainian refugees. On Monday, Cameron Friesen skipped the tradition of buying new shoes before tabling the budget. Friesen instead presented the Ukrainian Canadian Congress of Manitoba with shoeboxes filled with […]
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- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
Cold temperatures should prevent major flooding after storm, province's flood forecasters say
As Manitobans brace for a one-in-a-generation storm, provincial officers say cold temperatures will be on our side in the flood fight.
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- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
More Kinder-brand chocolates recalled due to salmonella risk
More Kinder-brand chocolates are being recalled due to a risk of possible salmonella contamination, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said on Monday.
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- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
‘I am having a baby’: Britney Spears announces she’s pregnant
Oh baby, baby — Britney Spears is pregnant! The singer announced on Monday that she and her partner, Sam Asghari, are expecting their first child together. The couple got engaged in September of last year and expressed their desire to get pregnant. Spears has two sons with her ex-husband Kevin Federline, Jayden and Sean. The […]
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- Monday 05PM Apr 11/22
NDP blasts province over lack of hot water at Thompson hospital
A Manitoba MLA says he wants to know why one of the busiest hospitals in northern Manitoba continues to deal with a lack of hot running water in some areas of the facility, and why the province isn’t showing more urgency and doing more to get the problem fixed. “It’s unthinkable that a large hospital […]© Winnipeg Sun |
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- Monday 04PM Apr 11/22
Suspect charged after boy allegedly kidnapped at bus stop, sexually assaulted
A 44-year-old man is facing numerous charges after a 12-year-old boy was allegedly abducted from a Main Street bus stop, taken to an Osborne Village home and sexually assaulted. Officers responded ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 04PM Apr 11/22
Opposition skeptical of PCs upcoming budget
The leader of Manitoba’s official opposition is a little skeptical ahead of the provincial budget set to be unveiled Tuesday. “I simply don’t trust this PC government to get the job done,” NDP leader Wab Kinew told reporters Monday. “Every year, the PCs come up with their budget, and they make big announcements. And then […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 04PM Apr 11/22
Ex-RCMP officer sentenced to two years for cocaine possession
Nearly four years after he was charged with possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking, one-time RCMP officer Wayne Shuttleworth lost his last bid to delay going into custody. On ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Friesen kicks new shoe tradition to curb, pledges budget support for Ukrainian crisis
Typically, the day before a Canadian finance minister delivers that year’s budget, they will go purchase a new pair of shoes. Manitoba’s finance minister bucked that trend by handing out shoeboxes full of personal products for recently displaced Ukrainians fleeing the war started by Russian invaders. Cameron Friesen was on hand at the Ukrainian National […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Portage la Prairie man released following suspicious house fire deaths: RCMP
A man who was in police custody after three people were found dead in a Portage la Prairie, Man., home after a fire early Sunday has been released, RCMP said in a news release Monday.
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- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Loblaw, Frito Lay resolve high profile pricing dispute that pulled chips from shelves
A high-profile pricing dispute that saw one of Canada’s largest food makers stop shipments of chips and snacks to the country’s largest grocer has been resolved. Loblaw Companies Ltd. said brands like Cheetos, Doritos and Ruffles will be back on store shelves by Easter weekend after it resolved the matter with Frito-Lay Canada. “We’re happy […]
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- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Even more Kinder chocolate recalled in Canada over salmonella fears
Even more Kinder chocolate products have been recalled in Canada over fears of salmonella contamination.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Teen charged after Dauphin, Man. gas station employee tackles robber
The suspects threatened a staff member at gunpoint, then made off with a large amount of stolen goods.© Global |
- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba finance minister hints at more immigration support in upcoming budget
Manitoba's finance minister is hinting that tomorrow's budget will include additional support for immigration and settlement services as the province prepares to welcome thousands of Ukrainian refugees.© CTV |
- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Man arrested after 12-year-old boy sexually assaulted
A Winnipeg man is in custody and facing charges after a 12-year-old boy was sexually assaulted on Saturday, the Winnipeg Police Service reported on Monday. According to police, the initial report indicated a youth was waiting at a bus stop at Main Street by The Forks when an unknown adult male offered him candy. When […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
12-year-old boy abducted, sexually assaulted by unknown man: Winnipeg police
Winnipeg police have arrested a man accused of abducting a 12-year-old boy from a Main Street bus stop, threatening him and sexually assaulting him on Saturday evening.
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- Monday 03PM Apr 11/22
Youth Abducted from Winnipeg Bus Stop, Sexually Assaulted: Police
Winnipeg police have charged a man after a 12-year-old boy was abducted from a bus stop and sexually assaulted last Saturday evening.
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- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
Man in Portage la Prairie suspicious deaths investigation released from custody
A residential street in Portage la Prairie, Man. remained cordoned off Monday as the RCMP investigated the suspicious deaths of three people following a house fire.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
Groceries, generators fly off the shelves as Manitobans prepare for monster blizzard
Manitobans are getting ready to be stuck inside for a few days as a major spring blizzard heads toward the southern part of the province, the likes of which hasn't been seen in decades, forecasters say.
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- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
Winnipeg man in custody after 12-year-old boy abducted, sexually assaulted downtown
According to police, the boy was given alcohol, threatened, and sexually assaulted. He was able to escape and call for help when the suspect fell asleep.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
Manitoba Finance Minister Hints at More Immigration Support in Upcoming Budget
WINNIPEG — Manitoba's finance minister is hinting that tomorrow's budget will include additional support for immigration and settlement services as the province prepares to welcome thousands of Ukrainian refugees.
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- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
Man charged following alleged kidnapping, sexual assault of 12-year-old boy: Winnipeg police
Officers with the Winnipeg Police Service have arrested and charged a 44-year-old man for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 12-year-old boy.© CTV |
- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
St. Malo school to receive much-needed upgrade from province, Manitoba education minister says
The school in St. Malo, south of Winnipeg, is getting a big upgrade from the province -- to the tune of $16 million.© Global |
- Monday 02PM Apr 11/22
7 more COVID deaths in Manitoba, 40 more hospitalizations since Wednesday
As of Monday, April 11, 1,764 Manitobans have died of COVID-19, according to internal provincial memos obtained by CBC News. That's a rise of seven COVID deaths since CBC News obtained a previous memo last week.
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- Monday 01PM Apr 11/22
More than 33,000 rapid test kits handed out over the weekend: province
The province says more than 33,000 rapid antigen test kits were handed out over the weekend, and with the strong demand, the province is looking at doing more pop-up sites.© CTV |
- Monday 01PM Apr 11/22
New twist on Budget Day shoe tradition symbolizes Manitoba’s support for Ukraine
Instead of buying a new pair of shoes, Manitoba Finance Minister Cameron Friesen said shoeboxes filled with personal items will be donated to Ukrainian refugees.© Global |
- Monday 01PM Apr 11/22
Winnipeg committee recommends ending ban on 'bully breed' dogs
Winnipeg's protection and parks committee approved changes to the city's responsible pet ownership bylaws Monday, which would remove a breed-specific dog ban and focus on regulating owners' behaviour.
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- Monday 01PM Apr 11/22
Ringo Starr Coming to Winnipeg This Fall
Legendary Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band are coming to Winnipeg's Canada Life Centre in the fall.
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- Monday 12PM Apr 11/22
Timing of blizzard couldn’t be worse as Manitoba communities try to stave off flooding
Flood expert Jay Doering says while there are still many unknowns, the blizzard is definitely coming at a bad time as far as spring flooding is concerned.© Global |
- Monday 12PM Apr 11/22
Three Days Grace Returning to Winnipeg in November
Canadian rockers Three Days Grace will have a busy spring and summer on tour, but that will just be a warm-up.
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- Monday 12PM Apr 11/22
Province to give winter storm update ahead of coming blizzard
Officials with the Province of Manitoba will be providing a flood and winter storm update ahead of what Environment Canada is warning could be the worst blizzard in decades.© CTV |
- Monday 12PM Apr 11/22
Hope for the best, plan for the worst: Manitoba readies itself for coming blizzard
With a blizzard looming in southern Manitoba, emergency preparedness officials say the province is ready to deal with the storm.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Apr 11/22
Pothole on St. Mary's Road forces lane closure
The southbound lane of St. Mary’s Road, south of Fermor Avenue, is closed on Monday morning due to a pothole.© CTV |
- Monday 11AM Apr 11/22
Federal budget sell begins with 2022 climate plans highlighted
The prime minister and many members of his cabinet have spread across Canada to highlight climate measures in Budget 2022, which was unveiled Thursday.
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- Monday 11AM Apr 11/22
Winnipeg under blizzard watch, expected late Tuesday
Winter is coming… back to Winnipeg. A major blizzard is in the forecast, expected to hit Southern Manitoba Tuesday night. Environment Canada is predicting snowfall of 30 to 50 centimetres, and winds gusting from 70 to 90 kilometres per hour. The snow will start early Tuesday evening near the U.S. border and then push northward […]
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- Monday 11AM Apr 11/22
Anonymous Winnipeg artist draws up Ukraine relief
Have you ever seen a Winnipeg Waldo around the city? The art pieces have been popping up all around the city, mostly in the warmer months, since 2017. They are always ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 10AM Apr 11/22
Super-Spike Volleyball Tournament Returning This Summer
WINNIPEG -- After two years of hiatus owing to the pandemic, the popular Super-Spike volleyball tournament is returning this summer.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 11/22
Prince Charles, Camilla coming to Canada in May for 3-day royal tour
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla will return to Canada in May. Clarence House and the Governor-General of Canada announced the three-day royal tour this morning. They say the royal couple will travel to Newfoundland and Labrador, the Northwest Territories and the Ottawa region. A detailed itinerary is expected at a later date. This will […]
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- Monday 10AM Apr 11/22
More markdown Monday deals!!
Here are some of the markdowns from the Kenaston location in Winnipeg. Markdowns end in .97 and they are store specific. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 11/22
Part 2 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting April 11th
Here is the second part of the deals of the week from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the first part of the deals of the week, and also the markdown Monday deals.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 11/22
Part 1 – Costco unadvertised deals of the week starting April 11th
Here is the first part of the unadvertised deals of the week from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Make sure to check out the second part of the deals of the week and also the markdown Monday deals.
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- Monday 10AM Apr 11/22
Brandon organization helping people with addiction in need of $100K repair
One organization in Brandon that helps people impacted by addiction needs $100,000 to make an unexpected and urgent repair.© CTV |
- Monday 09AM Apr 11/22
Manitoba farmers grappling with rising feed and fertilizer costs
Manitoba cattle farmers are struggling with economic challenges.© Global |
- Monday 09AM Apr 11/22
Markdown Monday deals
Here are the markdowns from the Regent location in Winnipeg. Markdowns are store specific and go quickly. Once they’re gone, they’re gone. Check back in later for all of the unadvertised deals.
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- Monday 09AM Apr 11/22
Loblaw, Frito-Lay resolve high-profile pricing dispute that pulled chips from shelves
Consumers can expect some popular brands to return to Loblaw's store shelves starting Monday after a dispute with supplier Frito-Lay Canada was resolved.
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- Monday 08AM Apr 11/22
Crucial budget for Tories: experts
Coming out of the worst health and economic crisis in Manitoba history, all eyes will be on the Progressive Conservative government’s first budget without deficit-slaying premier Brian Pallister at the ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Monday 08AM Apr 11/22
Winnipeg Ice Crush Tigers 8-2 to Clinch Regular-Season Title
Benjamin Zloty, Matthew Savoie and Connor McClennon each scored two goals as part of the Winnipeg Ice's 8-2 demolishment of the Medicine Hat Tigers to help them clinch the WHL regular-season title on Sunday.
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- Monday 08AM Apr 11/22
Manitoba storm could be 'worst blizzard in decades,' Environment Canada says
A major spring blizzard "poised to wallop" southern Manitoba for three days this week could be the worst in decades, Environment Canada says.
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- Monday 08AM Apr 11/22
Major colony losses have Canadian beekeepers feeling spring sting
Canadian beekeepers are finding major colony losses as they open their hives this spring, which may present a threat to the honey supply and has some calling on Canada to open to the importation of bees from the U.S.
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- Monday 08AM Apr 11/22
Mistaken for mass killer, man recalls shot 'like a sonic boom' as RCMP fired at him
David Westlake is an unbelievably lucky man who still wonders what saved him when two Mounties mistook him for a killer and opened fire.© CTV |
- Monday 08AM Apr 11/22
How each of us can help protect biodiversity as the Prairies warm
When you think of nature, you might picture farmland, forests or mountains. But our cities shouldn’t be dismissed as wildlife deserts. Here’s how you can help native species in your own backyard.
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