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Avian influenza case found in commercial poultry flock in Manitoba
A case of avian influenza has been found in a commercial poultry flock in Manitoba.
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- Sunday 04PM Apr 24/22
Avian flu case reported in Manitoba commercial poultry flock
An avian flu case has been reported in a commercial poultry flock in Manitoba, the province announced Sunday. Manitoba Agriculture says the confirmed case of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 is the first case in the province. HPAI cases were reported in “many other” jurisdictions across Canada and the U.S., including North Dakota […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Sunflowers for Ukraine event planned at Canadian Museum for Human Rights
A gathering at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights is planned for Monday to show support for the ongoing war in Ukraine. Three months after Russian troops invaded Ukraine, the Manitoba Provincial Council of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress is hosting a Sunflowers for Ukraine event at the CMHR on Monday from 6-9 p.m. The event […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Crime Stoppersâ most wanted for April
You can help the police track down Winnipegâs most wanted. Take a gander at Winnipeg Crime Stoppersâ most wanted for April. You could get cash for tips that lead to an arrest. Winnipeg Police have made several attempts to find Bozidar (Bob) Gomeric in relation to multiple criminal investigations. As a result, five warrants have […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
STELTER: Manitobans feeling the pinch of interest rate hike
Itâs no question that Canadians are feeling the pinch financially with skyrocketing inflation and a recent interest spike. For those living within Manitoba and Saskatchewan, they are feeling the interest rate more than the rest of the country, recent data from accounting firm MNP suggests. Released earlier this week, the Consumer Debt Index shows that […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Women protest in Mexico City over killings, disappearances
Hundreds of women marched through downtown Mexico City on Sunday to protest the horrifying death of an 18-year-old in the northern city of Monterrey.
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- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Manitoba NDP nominate candidate in Thompson
Manitobaâs NDP has named a candidate in the upcoming Thompson byelection. Eric Redhead will carry the NDP banner in the northern Manitoba riding, which was previously held by Danielle Adams who died in a car accident in December 2021. In a release, Redhead said he has âbig shoes to fillâ left by Adams, who was […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Province issues flood warning amid significant rainfall in Red River Valley
The Manitoba government has issued a flood warning for the Red River Valley as much of the province is hammered by a heavy downpour of rain. Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructureâs Hydrologic Forecast Centre issued a flood warning for the Red River Valley from Emerson to the Red River Floodway inlet just south of the city […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Concern STIs are on the rise in Canada during pandemic
Health officials say there has been an increase in sexually transmitted infections across the country during the pandemic. One of the reasons is the lack of access to testing. But now, health departments are pushing people to get tested because the longer you wait, the higher the risk for serious consequences. “Many of the clinics […]
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- Sunday 03PM Apr 24/22
Southwestern Manitoba walloped by latest spring storm
Parts of southwestern Manitoba have been hit hard by inclement weather once again, as the province deals with another Colorado low system that has knocked out power for thousands and closed sections of several highways.
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- Sunday 02PM Apr 24/22
Free portrait package 2 from Walmart photo centre
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- Sunday 02PM Apr 24/22
Missing 11-year-old girl found safe: Police
Winnipeg police say an 11-year-old girl who had been missing since Friday has been found safe.© CTV |
- Sunday 02PM Apr 24/22
Flood warning issued for section of the Red River Valley
A flood warning has been issued for a section of the Red River Valley.© CTV |
- Sunday 01PM Apr 24/22
Manitoba Issues Flood Warning for Red River Valley
WINNIPEG -- The province has issued a flood warning for the Red River Valley from Emerson to the Red River Floodway inlet just south of the city of Winnipeg.
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- Sunday 01PM Apr 24/22
Sandbagging efforts ongoing as Winnipeg homeowners battle flood waters
The City of Winnipeg says sandbags are available for residents as rain and snow continue to lead to flooding.© CTV |
- Sunday 01PM Apr 24/22
More pandemic border measures easing Monday, masks still required for travel
As of Monday travellers entering Canada will face fewer pandemic border measures. Unvaccinated children under the age of 12 travelling with a fully vaccinated adult will no longer need a COVID-19 test to travel to Canada. Pre-entry tests will still be needed for partially vaccinated or unvaccinated travellers. Fully vaccinated travellers will no longer be […]
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- Sunday 01PM Apr 24/22
âI had no ideaâ: Daycare operator speaks out against former partner charged with child sexual assault
Donna Prince could hardly contain her emotions as she talked about the charges laid against her now former partner. âI had no idea this was happening at all. He hid everything from me,â said Prince. “Upset, betrayal, hurt, angry.” Her 36-year-old former husband was charged with sexual assault and sexual interference last October in connection […]
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- Sunday 01PM Apr 24/22
Storm leaves thousands without power in southwestern Manitoba
Thousands of Manitobans are without power as the ongoing snow and rain are damaging power lines. With poor road conditions and flooding, Manitoba Hydro says it may take a while to get the lights back on.© CTV |
- Sunday 01PM Apr 24/22
Winnipeg girl, 11, last seen Friday evening found safe
Police in Winnipeg have safely located a missing 11-year-old girl who was last seen Friday in the city's William Whyte area.
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- Sunday 12PM Apr 24/22
Snow, rain make for miserable weather
As a weekend storm rages on, Manitobans are grappling with flooded basements, highway closures, and power outages across the province. “It’s a fairly significant storm. You can just tell that by ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 12PM Apr 24/22
Spirit of giving
Only four months into 2022, Christmas goodies are already piling up in the basement of a North End thrift shop, ready for the next festive season.
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- Sunday 12PM Apr 24/22
Thousands without power as storm ravages southern Manitoba
Thousands of customers in southern Manitoba were without power by early Sunday afternoon as rainfall and storm conditions continued to ravage the province. Significant rainfall and snowfall in areas like Winnipeg, Dauphin, Brandon, Portage la Prairie, Morden and Virden have led to more than 13,000 people without power. READ: Winnipeggers deal with streets, basements flooded […]
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- Sunday 12PM Apr 24/22
Winnipeggers deal with streets, basements flooded as weekend rainfall continues in southern Manitoba
Manitobans are battling overland flooding as major rainfall continues to pour on most of the provinceâs southern regions. Water is pooling in streets, storm drains are being clogged and residents are desperately searching for sandbags as the fear of flooding intensifies. Some Winnipeg residents saw their basements being flooded and many roads needed to be […]
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- Sunday 11AM Apr 24/22
Eye on Crime
Incident: 1203 When: March 13, 2022 Where: The University of Manitoba A man broke into several buildings on campus and was able to steal an assortment of property. His break-ins also caused damage ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 10AM Apr 24/22
Streets flooded as rain, snow continues to pelt Manitoba
Weather warnings remain across much of the province as a storm continues to pelt Manitoba with snow and rain, flooding city streets and forcing closures.© CTV |
- Sunday 10AM Apr 24/22
Man facing charges following break-and-enter at North End business
A 31-year-old man is facing charges following a suspected break-and-enter at a North End business, police say. In the early morning hours on Saturday, the Winnipeg Police Service got a call relating to a commercial break-in in the 300 block of Dufferin Avenue. A suspect was found to still be on the property, police say. […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 10AM Apr 24/22
National funeral for Habs great Guy Lafleur to be held May 3 in Montreal
The family of late Montreal Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur has agreed to national funeral for hockey great, to be held May 3. Quebec Premier Francois Legault announced through his Twitter account Sunday the funeral will be held at 11 a.m. at Mary Queen of the World Cathedral in downtown Montreal. Ahead of the funeral, Lafleur […]
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- Sunday 10AM Apr 24/22
Trans-Canada reopened west of Brandon, section remains closed due to storm
A winter storm has prompted a section of the Trans-Canada Highway to shut down.© CTV |
- Sunday 10AM Apr 24/22
Trans-Canada Highway reopened west of Brandon
The Trans-Canada Highway west of Brandon has reopened after a winter storm has prompted a section of the highway to shut down.© CTV |
- Sunday 09AM Apr 24/22
âDonât goof up my meat:â Unwanted substitutions deter online grocery shoppers
Anjali Rego doesnât mind some online grocery order substitutions. Swap out regular tomatoes for cherry tomatoes? No problem. But other changes irk her. Switch regular meat for a plant-based substitute? No way. âI donât mind if you give me a different kind of tomato. But donât goof up my meat,â says the Mississauga, Ont., resident. […]
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- Sunday 08AM Apr 24/22
Weekend rain, snow bring power outages, highway closures to Manitoba
Thousands of people in Manitoba are without power and more than a dozen highway sections are closed early Sunday morning as a massive weekend downpour â and, in some areas, snowfall â continues in parts of the province.
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- Sunday 08AM Apr 24/22
Flood warning issued for Red River Valley from Emerson to floodway inlet south of Winnipeg
Manitoba has issued a flood warning for the province's Red River Valley, from the southern community of Emerson near the United States border up to the Red River Floodway inlet just south of Winnipeg.
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- Sunday 08AM Apr 24/22
Canada Eyes New Measures to Protect Economy from National Security Threats
OTTAWA â New measures to ensure Canada doesn't export sensitive technology to foreign adversaries are among the changes being eyed by Ottawa to bolster the country's economic security.
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- Sunday 08AM Apr 24/22
Overland flooding, closed highways in Manitoba as Colorado low moves through province
Southern Manitoba is dealing with flooded basements, closed highways, power outages and more as another April storm moves over the province.© Global |
- Sunday 07AM Apr 24/22
Zelenskyy pushes for more arms as Russian forces continue attacks in the east
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pressed the West for more powerful weapons as he prepared to meet with top U.S. officials in the war-torn country’s capital Sunday, while Russian forces concentrated their attacks on the east, including trying to dislodge the last Ukrainian troops in the battered port of Mariupol. Zelenskyy announced the planned visit by […]
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- Sunday 06AM Apr 24/22
Macron vs Le Pen: France votes in tense presidential runoff
France voted in a presidential runoff election Sunday with repercussions for Europe’s future, with centrist incumbent Emmanuel Macron the front-runner but fighting a tough challenge from far-right rival Marine Le Pen. The centrist Macron is asking voters to trust him for a second five-year term despite a presidency troubled by protests, the pandemic and the […]
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- Sunday 06AM Apr 24/22
Transformation of historic downtown Winnipeg Bay building will be long road, experts say
The $130-million redevelopment of a former Hudson's Bay Co. building has the potential to transform the lives of hundreds of First Nations people and reshape Winnipeg's downtown, but it faces many potential hurdles along the way.
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- Sunday 06AM Apr 24/22
Mosque's epic move from Winnipeg to Inuvik a story of communities coming together, says picture book author
It was an incredible journey by land and water that brought a mosque to Inuvik from Winnipeg in 2010. Now, a new picture book tells the story of the mosque's move â an effort the author says brought communities together.
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- Sunday 06AM Apr 24/22
Senator wants seized Russian assets to be used to rebuild Ukraine
An independent senator is calling on the House of Commons to fast-track a new law she’s proposing that would confiscate billions of dollars of frozen Russian assets and use them to rebuild Ukraine. Sen. Ratna Omidvar’s bill â titled “An Act respecting the repurposing of certain seized, frozen or sequestered assets” â is set to […]
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- Sunday 06AM Apr 24/22
Canada eyes new measures to protect economy from national security threats
New measures to ensure Canada doesn’t export sensitive technology to foreign adversaries are among the changes being eyed by Ottawa to bolster the country’s economic security. Other possibilities include making it easier to fine companies that fail to comply with investment screening rules and mapping supply chains to identify critical vulnerabilities, according to a federal […]
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- Sunday 05AM Apr 24/22
Letters: April 24, 2022
Wake up, Canada Thousands of enthusiastic Canadians show up for Pierre Poilievre wherever he goes. The only people who show up for Trudeau are people who hate him. No wonder the Liberals have to lie, cheat, bribe, bully, corrupt, confiscate, imprison, silence and censor to dishonestly and desperately hold onto power. When will Canadians wake […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Sunday 05AM Apr 24/22
How I met my father and solved the mystery of who I am
My mother died long before we could meet. She was 19 when she had me, scared and living in a society that shamed her for being pregnant. My adoption was an expectation rather than a choice.Â
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- Sunday 04AM Apr 24/22
WHO: 1 child has died in mystery liver disease outbreak
The World Health Organization says at least one death has been reported in connection with a mysterious liver disease outbreak affecting children in Europe and the United States. The U.N. health agency said late Saturday that it has so far received reports of at least 169 cases of âacute hepatitis of unknown originâ from a […]
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- Sunday 03AM Apr 24/22
Spirit of giving
Only four months into 2022, Christmas goodies are already piling up in the basement of a North End thrift shop, ready for the next festive season. When donations of artificial trees, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 03AM Apr 24/22
Child death, instrument left in patient detailed in critical incident report
Three patients with stroke symptoms didn’t get timely enough care when seeking treatment, a new report detailing critical incidents reported to Manitoba Health suggests. The report also details an incident in ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Sunday 03AM Apr 24/22
Slain Royal Winnipeg Ballet dancer remembered as man who 'wanted others to succeed'
A former principal dancer of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet who was the victim of a homicide in Ottawa earlier this month is being remembered for his community work and contributions to Canadian dance.Â
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- Sunday 01AM Apr 24/22
Ukraine marks Orthodox Easter with prayers for those trapped
The sun came out as Ukrainians marked Orthodox Easter in the capital, Kyiv, on Sunday with prayers for those fighting on the front lines and others trapped beyond them in places like Mariupol. St. Volodymyr’s Cathedral in Kyiv was ringed by hundreds of worshippers with baskets to be blessed. Inside, a woman clutched the arm […]
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- Saturday 10PM Apr 23/22
3 Winnipeg underpasses closed due to flooding; highways closed in western Manitoba
Three Winnipeg underpasses are closed due to flooding as rain continues to fall in the city, and highways are closed outside the city as snow comes down elsewhere in the province.
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- Saturday 10PM Apr 23/22
GAME NIGHT: Jets vs. Avalanche
COLORADO AVALANCHE (55-17-6) at WINNIPEG JETS (35-32-11) Sunday: 6 p.m., Canada Life Centre TV: TSN3 Radio: 680 CJOB WHY WATCH? Because the Avs are good, really good. The Winnipeg Jets have nothing left to play for but their pride. The Avs are trying to chase down the President’s Trophy. Both teams come into the game […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 10PM Apr 23/22
Winnipeg Ice take 2-0 series lead over Prince Albert after 5-1 rout
The Winnipeg Ice took a 2-0 series lead over the Prince Albert Raiders on Saturday with a dominant 5-2 victory.© Global |
- Saturday 10PM Apr 23/22
No leading scorer, no problem, as Winnipeg Ice flattens Prince Albert Raiders to take 2-0 lead in best-of-seven
So far, everything is going according to plan for the Winnipeg Ice. Well, maybe not everything. The Ice did have to play without leading scorer Matt Savoie on Saturday night, but you wouldnât have known it by the way the team performed in a 5-2 win over the visiting Prince Albert Raiders at Wayne Fleming […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 10PM Apr 23/22
SNAPSHOTS: Hellebuyck bemoans wasted year; Scheifele, Perfetti shut down
Get ready for a week of reflection from the Winnipeg Jets. With no tickets to be stamped to the Stanley Cup playoffs, the team’s final four games are simply exercises in playing for pride and next season. “In the end, we just didnât do it,” Connor Hellebuyck said Saturday after the Jets put in practice […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 09PM Apr 23/22
Storm warnings continue across province
Mother Nature just won’t give Manitoba a break. Environment Canada says Winnipeg could break an April rainfall record Saturday, with snow expected Sunday. The southern half of the province meanwhile has ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 07PM Apr 23/22
Late snowfall in Manitoba delays mosquito season, could reduce wasps, experts say
With another wave of snow and rain expected over the weekend, experts say Manitobans won't have to worry about mosquitos and wasps for quite a while.© Global |
- Saturday 06PM Apr 23/22
âRoad Closedâ signs are not just a suggestion, police warn
Police are reminding people that driving around or moving road barricades is dangerous, and there could be charges.© Global |
- Saturday 05PM Apr 23/22
'Definitely a concern': Winnipeggers battle overland flooding amid downpour
As Winnipeg continues to sit under a rainfall warning, residents are dealing with overland flooding.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Apr 23/22
Red River Floodway opens as more precipitation expected
The province says it will begin operating the Red River Floodway as rain continues to fall across much of southern Manitoba with more on the way. Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure said the floodway will be operated to manage water levels in Winnipeg as a âmajor precipitationâ system continues to fall from the heavens. According to […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 05PM Apr 23/22
Repurposing of Hudsonâs Bay storefront is âgreat newsâ for Winnipeg, local chamber says
The recent announcement to revitalize the former Hudsonâs Bay store in downtown Winnipeg is welcome news for the local chamber of commerce. Announced Friday, the storefront on Portage Avenue that has stood since 1926 was gifted from the Hudsonâs Bay Company to the Southern Chiefsâ Organization. The SCO has plans to revamp the space into […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 05PM Apr 23/22
Justin Trudeau, Brian Bowman talk Winnipeg Transit, North End Sewage Treatment Plant
Winnipeg Transit and the North End Sewage Treatment Plant were among the topics discussed when Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman sat down with Canada's Prime Minister.© CTV |
- Saturday 05PM Apr 23/22
Stefanson renews call for more health dollars from feds in meeting with Trudeau
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has reinforced her call to Ottawa for more health-care dollars. During Stefansonâs first in-person meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday, the premier said she called on the feds to increase its share of the Canada Health Transfer to 35%. âI stressed the current federal funding share of the Canada […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 04PM Apr 23/22
Province to activate Red River Floodway amid deluge
The Red River Floodway is expected to be activated Saturday as the province issues an overland flood warning.© Global |
- Saturday 03PM Apr 23/22
Red River Floodway expected to be activated again Saturday due to heavy rain, snowfall
The Red River Floodway is being put into use for a second time this spring as parts of southern Manitoba are hit with major precipitation this weekend, the province says.
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- Saturday 02PM Apr 23/22
Province makes changes to moose hunting regulations
As the spring hunting season approaches, the province says they have made changes that they hope will work to protect the moose population in Manitoba, and now those looking to hunt moose in some areas of the province will first have to take part in a draw. In an April 20 news release, the province […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 02PM Apr 23/22
Manitoba not doing enough to further reconciliation, report finds
Manitobaâs auditor general says this province is not doing nearly enough to fulfill commitments they made for advancing reconciliation, and he blames that lack of progress on the governmentâs lack of âfocus and visionâ when it comes to building relationships with Indigenous people. In 2016, the former NDP government passed the Path to Reconciliation Act […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 02PM Apr 23/22
Red River Floodway to be activated, overland flooding possible: Province
The province is activating the Red River Floodway and says overland flooding is possible as significant rainfall continues to hit southern Manitoba.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Apr 23/22
Rain, snow, winter storm warnings issued for southern Manitoba
Various weather warnings are in effect for southern Manitoba for the weekend. Environment Canada issued rainfall, snowfall and storm warnings for multiple regions in the province, including Winnipeg. Some areas are expecting rain, wet snow and freezing rain, which will turn into heavy snow later Saturday and into Sunday. A snowfall of between 20 to […]
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- Saturday 12PM Apr 23/22
Road washout in Springfield prompts warning from police
Springfield police are warning drivers to stay off a road that was washed out, saying they have seen some drivers move the barriers and drive through.© CTV |
- Saturday 12PM Apr 23/22
Canada's Gallant, Peterman off to winning start at mixed doubles curling worlds
Canada's Jocelyn Peterman and Brett Gallant emerged victorious in their opening game of the 2022 mixed doubles world championships, besting Germany 9-3 on Saturday in Geneva, Switzerland.
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- Saturday 12PM Apr 23/22
Man arrested after Winnipeg police interrupt break and enter, seize zip gun
One man is in custody and an improvised gun is off the streets after Winnipeg police interrupted a break and enter in the Lord Selkirk Park area early Saturday morning.© Global |
- Saturday 11AM Apr 23/22
Ex-Guantanamo detainee Slahi sues Canada over 14-year detention and torture
A former detainee of Guantanamo Bay is taking legal action against the Canadian government over its alleged role in his 14 years behind bars marked by torture and intimidation. Mohamedou Ould Slahi, a Mauritanian who lived in Montreal for two months, launched a $35-million lawsuit Friday alleging that faulty intelligence provided by Canadian authorities contributed […]
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- Saturday 11AM Apr 23/22
Public school enrolment feels pandemic pinch
Thousands of students who left Manitoba’s public school system early in the COVID-19 pandemic have yet to return, while private schools have recorded an uptick in enrolment in 2021-22, new ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 11AM Apr 23/22
Grade 12 student spearheads drive to keep e-waste out of landfill
JORDAN Dearsley envisions a world free from electronic waste, and she is determined to do her part to make that dream a reality. For the second consecutive year, the Grade 12 ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 11AM Apr 23/22
Family hopes blood drive will help healing process
Alfred Jobse’s love for his family, friends, and community will continue to beat through Winnipeg’s veins. They’ve spearheaded a blood drive in honour of what would have been his 71st birthday, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 11AM Apr 23/22
Indigenous community organization gets $1.8M for new centre in downtown Winnipeg
An Indigenous community organization in downtown Winnipeg is getting a $1.8M boost from the federal government to go towards a new cultural and wellness centre.© CTV |
- Saturday 11AM Apr 23/22
HALâS KITCHEN: Winnipegâs million-dollar winery
Congratulations to Shrugging Doctor Beverage Company on reaching a significant milestone. Winnipeg’s only winery recently topped $1 million in sales. Not bad at all for a company founded by two 18-year-olds with a $50 investment just five years ago. And when you consider they’ve been doing business the last two years during a global pandemic, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 10AM Apr 23/22
Russia renews assault on Mariupol, Ukraine says
KYIV/MARIUPOL â Russia resumed its assault on the last Ukrainian defenders holed up in a giant steel works in Mariupol, a Ukrainian official said on Saturday, days after Moscow declared victory in the southern port city and said its forces did not need to take the factory. Russian forces were hitting the Azovstal complex with […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 10AM Apr 23/22
Rainfall and winter storm warnings issued for parts of Manitoba
Parts of southern Manitoba are heading into the weekend with rainfall and winter storm warnings.© CTV |
- Saturday 10AM Apr 23/22
Traditional Ways: Dogsled Race Covers 500 Kilometres in the High Arctic
IQALUIT â Somewhere in the Canadian Arctic dozens of dogs run over ice and snow under Nunavut's high April sun as they pull sleds with racers in tow.
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- Saturday 10AM Apr 23/22
Pope appoints key posts, including nun in development office
Pope Francis made key appointments in his newly reformed Vatican bureaucracy Saturday, naming new deputies for the doctrine office and confirming the highest-ranked woman in the Holy See as the No. 2 in the development office. The appointments are some of the first since Francis last month issued his long-awaited overhaul of the Vatican Curia, […]
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- Saturday 08AM Apr 23/22
Warning in effect for storm that could bring dump of snow to western Manitoba
A storm warning is in effect ahead of a weather system thatâs expected to bring heavy snow to parts of western Manitoba through Sunday, Environment Canada says.
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- Saturday 08AM Apr 23/22
Manitoba Conservation Enforcing Removal of Ice Shacks
Manitoba conservation officers are continuing to enforce deadlines to remove ice-fishing shacks for the 2021-22 angling season in the southern division.
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- Saturday 07AM Apr 23/22
Canadian tutor Mattea Roach on her âJeopardy!â streak and 15 minutes of fame
Canadian “Jeopardy!” champion Mattea Roach has found herself at the centre of an ownership dispute. The 23-year-old Torontonian – or is that Haligonian? – tutor earned the eighth-longest streak in the TV game show’s regular-season history Friday with 14 consecutive wins, and her fellow Canadians are taking note. “People in Nova Scotia, and then also […]
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- Saturday 06AM Apr 23/22
âWe just donât matter,â victim of Toronto van attack says of justice system
Cathy Riddell wants to move on, but the justice system has kept her stuck in time. She hopes other victims of crime don’t have to endure what she and more than a dozen other survivors — and numerous grieving relatives — of the worst attack in Toronto’s history have gone through. It’s been four years […]
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- Saturday 06AM Apr 23/22
Ukraine: Russians try to storm Mariupol plant, 5 killed in Odesa strike
Russian forces in Ukraine tried to storm a steel plant housing soldiers and civilians in the southern city of Mariupol on Saturday while attempting to crush the last corner of resistance in a location of high symbolic and strategic value to Moscow, Ukrainian officials said. The reported assault on the eve of Orthodox Easter came […]
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- Saturday 06AM Apr 23/22
Returning land and staving off decay: What the transfer of the Bay building means to Winnipeg
The Hudson's Bay Co.'s transfer of its downtown Winnipeg building to the Southern Chiefs' Organization signals a change in the degree to which leaders will tolerate the continuing decay of the inner city.
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- Saturday 05AM Apr 23/22
Letters: April 23, 2022
No rush, Justin With the ongoing Russian invasion, the prime minister has finally âpledgedâ to send some serious weaponry to Ukraine. Apparently, âTheir most recent request from Canada is to help them with heavy artillery because that’s what phase … the war is in, right now.â Prime minister, exactly what phase of the war (invasion) […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Saturday 05AM Apr 23/22
The cowboy, the checkers player, and how they both changed my life
On Nov. 8, 2019, when I saw a homeless man standing outside my work, it seemed only natural to buy him a cup of tea. His name was Leroy. He was the best checkers player in Canada and 12th best in the world.
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- Saturday 03AM Apr 23/22
Indigenous, racialized, LGBTQ groups and sex workers criticize online hate bill
Members of the LGBTQ community, Indigenous people and racialized groups fear a proposed law tackling online harm could disproportionately curtail their online freedoms and even make them police targets, responses to a government consultation have warned. The documents, revealed through an access to information request, contain warnings that federal plans to curb online hate speech […]
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- Saturday 02AM Apr 23/22
Garden biz on hook for illegal composting
A garden supply business has been ordered to pay $55,000 in fines and court costs after it flouted a court order to stop composting activities on its property. The ruling is ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 02AM Apr 23/22
Brandon University gets unique new buzz code
Brandon is buzzing over 80,000 new residents. The university is hosting a pilot project in which two honeybee hives will be set up on its grounds this spring. The hives will provide ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Saturday 02AM Apr 23/22
French election: Macron in pole position, Le Pen racing hard
French President Emmanuel Macron is in the pole position to win reelection Sunday in the country’s presidential runoff, yet his lead over far-right rival Marine Le Pen depends on one major uncertainty: voters who could decide to stay home. A Macron victory in this vote, which could have far-reaching repercussions for Europe’s future direction and […]
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- Friday 11PM Apr 22/22
Ice win Game 1 of first-round series over Prince Albert, Savoie leaves game with injury
The Winnipeg Ice picked up a win in the opening game of their first-round playoff series Friday night, but may have suffered a very significant loss in the process.© Global |
- Friday 10PM Apr 22/22
Perfect timing, determination behind remarkable Bay deal
When the Hudson’s Bay Co. announced rather unexpectedly in November 2020 it was closing its flagship downtown store — three months earlier than expected — the chief operating officer at ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 10PM Apr 22/22
Ukraine: Russians shift elite units to the new battleground
Russia shifted a dozen crack military units from the shattered port of Mariupol to eastern Ukraine and pounded away at cities across the region, Ukrainian authorities said Friday, as the two sides hurtled toward what could be an epic battle for control of the country’s industrial heartland. Meanwhile, Russia reported that one serviceman was killed […]
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- Friday 10PM Apr 22/22
âONCE IN A LIFETIMEâ: Guy Lafleur, a kid and a penalty shot in Winnipeg
It’s the only penalty shot Guy Lafleur took in his legendary career, and Pokey Reddick had a front-row seat to it. Actually, it was even better than front row. Or should that be worse? Reddick was in goal for the Winnipeg Jets when Lafleur got behind defenceman Randy Carlyle in the second period of a […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 10PM Apr 22/22
Winnipeg Ice show versatility in opening WHL playoffs with win over Prince Albert Raiders
All week, members of the Winnipeg Ice organization were being careful about the idea of being heavy favourites in their first-round Western Hockey League playoff series against the Prince Albert Raiders. Winnipeg finished first overall in the WHL with 111 points and their first-round opponent placed eighth in the Eastern Conference with just 61 points. […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Friday 09PM Apr 22/22
Summer tourist town in Riding Mountain National Park to be hit with more snow
Riding Mountain National Park is expected to be one of the hardest hit communities by a second Colorado Low this weekend.© Global |
- Friday 08PM Apr 22/22
Reconciliation in the air as HBC hands Bay over to Manitoba First Nations group
North America’s oldest company, which helped colonize Canada and subjugate Indigenous peoples, handed over one of its flagship stores to Manitoba First Nations Friday in a ceremony steeped in history, ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Apr 22/22
Free Press crossword author Adrian Powell dead at 74
What’s two six-letter words for “puzzle master?” The answer: Adrian Powell. Powell, who created several of the most popular daily games in the Free Press, including the daily crossword puzzle, Sudoku and ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Friday 08PM Apr 22/22
Manitoba pharmacies will soon offer Pfizer's COVID-19 antiviral pill
Manitobans will soon have expanded access to Pfizer's antiviral pill to combat COVID-19. A spokesperson for Shared Health told CTV News in a statement Friday that the provincial government is working to make the drug available through pharmacies.© CTV |
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