Wednesday 12PM May 11/22
Wednesday morning fire leaves Winnipeg house with severe damage
A home on Winnipeg’s Loudoun Road has been left with severe fire, smoke and water damage following a fire on Wednesday morning.
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- Wednesday 11AM May 11/22
Winnipeg woman charged after stabbing at Selkirk Avenue home
A 19-year-old Winnipeg woman is in custody after being arrested for a Tuesday afternoon stabbing at a Selkirk Avenue home.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM May 11/22
Flight schedules, out-of-practice travellers contributing to long lines at Canadian airports: minister
Transport Minister Omar Alghabra says Canada's airport security agency is increasing its staffing, but that a lack of workers is not the main culprit for the unacceptable delays passengers are facing this spring.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM May 11/22
Winnipeg church pleads guilty to violating public health orders with maskless grad ceremony
A Winnipeg church that held a graduation ceremony last year in violation of pandemic public health orders has pleaded guilty.© CTV |
- Wednesday 11AM May 11/22
City Launches Accessible Vehicle for Hire Service
The City of Winnipeg has launched a two-year pilot project to offer an accessible vehicle for hire service.
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- Wednesday 11AM May 11/22
'Full flood mode': Manitoba municipality dealing with closed roads, evacuations amid flooding
The mayor of one Manitoba municipality said the community is in “full flood mode,” as it deals with rising water levels.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM May 11/22
Lots of work to be done before Ukrainian refugees arrive in Manitoba, UCC says
A chartered flight from Warsaw, Poland — one of three headed to Canada this month — is expected to touch down in Winnipeg on May 23.© Global |
- Wednesday 10AM May 11/22
Why this man stayed in Peguis First Nation during the worst flooding in decades
Nearly 2,000 residents from Peguis First Nation have fled as the Fisher River flooded the community in Manitoba's Interlake region. CBC went to Manitoba's largest First Nation and gave resident Toryan McCorrister a phone to videotape his story of why he decided to stay.
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- Wednesday 10AM May 11/22
Burt Block Parties Returning to Downtown Winnipeg
The streets surrounding the Burton Cummings Theatre will be rocking in downtown Winnipeg this summer.
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- Wednesday 10AM May 11/22
‘David vs Goliath’: Valour FC takes on Whitecaps
It’s the unique part of the sport that pits a relative upstart against one of Canada’s storied franchises. Winnipeg’s Valour FC, part of the three-year-old Canadian Premier League, will face a Major League Soccer team for the first time when it faces the Whitecaps in Vancouver on Wednesday. The match is part of the preliminary […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Wednesday 09AM May 11/22
Federal charter flight to bring Ukrainians seeking refuge to Winnipeg
The federal government has announced three chartered flights will bring Ukrainians seeking temporary safe haven to Canada in the coming weeks.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM May 11/22
Stepping down in fall: Manitoba Green leader grew party for more than a decade
The leader of the Green Party of Manitoba is planning to leave after spending more than a decade growing the party’s visibility and share of the popular vote. James Beddome says he will not run for another term as leader when his current one expires in the fall. Instead, he plans to focus more on […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Wednesday 09AM May 11/22
Soggy fields spur Manitoba farmers to swap corn acres for wheat
Farmers struggling in waterlogged parts of Canada’s Prairies are simply ditching acres of corn and soybeans for crops that are likely to fare better, like wheat and canola. Growers are “extremely concerned” about planting delays, which is prompting the shift, Manitoba’s provincial agriculture ministry said Tuesday in a report. Soybeans and corn have to be […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Wednesday 08AM May 11/22
Fire destroys house in southwest Winnipeg Wednesday morning
Firefighters battled a house fire on Loudoun Road in southwest Winnipeg on Wednesday morning.
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- Wednesday 08AM May 11/22
Six months for man who fled fatal collision
An Ashern cattle farmer who didn’t stop to help following a highway collision in which a 30-year-old was killed has been sentenced to six months in jail. Frankie Kehler, 45, was ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Wednesday 08AM May 11/22
Manitoba closes some provincial campgrounds and trails amid flooding issues
The Manitoba government is informing residents that it has closed some campgrounds and trails amid flooding issues around the province.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM May 11/22
Winnipeg fire crews fight Wednesday morning house fire
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service is fighting a house fire that broke out Wednesday morning.© Global |
- Wednesday 07AM May 11/22
Springs Church fined $9,000 for breaching public health orders
A Winnipeg church has been fined $9,000 after it admitted a much-criticized graduation ceremony held at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic violated a public health order banning indoor gatherings.
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- Wednesday 07AM May 11/22
Canadians to see biggest price increase at restaurants over cooking oil shortage: expert
Poor harvests due to climate change, supply chain issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine have created food production shortages worldwide, with cooking oil being the latest product impacted.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM May 11/22
Ice slip up as Warriors claw back in WHL playoffs
The Winnipeg Ice’s assault on the WHL’s playoffs hit a bump in the road on Tuesday night. Moose Jaw Warriors forward Calder Anderson scored shorthanded at 9:42 of the third period to pull his team back into the Eastern Conference semifinal best-of-seven series against the Ice, edging out a 3-2 win at Mosaic Place in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Wednesday 07AM May 11/22
Stepping Down in Fall: Manitoba Green Leader Grew Party for More Than a Decade
WINNIPEG — The leader of the Green Party of Manitoba is planning to leave after spending more than a decade growing the party's visibility and share of the popular vote.
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- Wednesday 06AM May 11/22
US, Western Europe fret over uncertain Ukraine war endgame
An interminable and unwinnable war in Europe? That’s what NATO leaders fear and are bracing for as Russia’s war in Ukraine grinds into its third month with little sign of a decisive military victory for either side and no resolution in sight. The possibility of a stalemate is fueling concerns that Ukraine may remain a […]
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- Wednesday 06AM May 11/22
Has inflation peaked? Could it still get worse? How will we know?
In today’s Big Story podcast, looking at gas and grocery prices, it might be hard to believe inflation is anywhere close to stopping, but economists see some promising signs. Whether it has peaked yet or not, however, the real test will be if the inflation rate recedes or stabilizes at five percent or higher. How […]
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- Wednesday 05AM May 11/22
Letters: May 11, 2022
Top U.S. court reeling The apparent leak by someone connected to the U.S. Supreme Court regarding a decision on the 1973 Roe v. Wade ruling could prove disastrous for the integrity of that institution. Yes, there have been very minor leaks in the past, but nothing as momentous as this current one. To no surprise, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Wednesday 05AM May 11/22
No ring dike, but why? How Peguis First Nation still has no permanent flood protection
Peguis First Nation floods every three or four years while every community in the Red River Valley — including smaller centres like Morris, Emerson, St. Adolphe and Roseau River First Nation — are protected by ring dikes built high enough to keep floodwaters out.
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- Wednesday 03AM May 11/22
Conservative candidates spar over inflation, abortion — and TV shows — in an unusual leadership debate
Conservative leadership candidates took the stage Wednesday in Edmonton for what turned into an unorthodox, wide-ranging debate that featured discussions about the war in Ukraine, abortion and supply management — with detours on the topics of binge-worthy TV shows and the candidates' current reading lists.
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- Wednesday 03AM May 11/22
Most Canadians support the right to choose to have an abortion: poll
As the United States faces turmoil over the possible overturning of the right to have an abortion, a new poll offers a picture of how Canadians feel about the issue. About four in five respondents to an online survey by Leger and the Association for Canadian Studies said they are in favour of a woman’s […]
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- Wednesday 02AM May 11/22
Free Press partners with Narwhal on climate reporting
The Free Press is part of a new partnership to deliver ground-breaking journalism on climate change and a growing array of environmental challenges facing our province and the planet. Thanks to ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 11PM May 10/22
Long-term trauma after terror at personal-care home
Locked in the bathroom as a long-term care resident banged on the door trying to get in, nurse Gretchen Marasigan-Esteva looked down and noticed blood in the sink. That’s when ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 10PM May 10/22
Manitoba records its 1st known case of severe acute hepatitis in children
The first known case of a severe acute hepatitis emerging in children in several countries has been detected in Manitoba.
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- Tuesday 10PM May 10/22
Manitoba campground openings delayed
Mother Nature has some bad news for Manitoba’s outdoor enthusiasts. In a release late Tuesday, the provincial government announced many provincial parks campgrounds won’t open on time, due to everything from ......© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 09PM May 10/22
After more than a decade, leader of Manitoba Green party to step down in the fall
The leader of the Green Party of Manitoba is planning to leave after spending more than a decade growing the party's visibility and share of the popular vote.
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- Tuesday 09PM May 10/22
Outage leaves more than 2,800 Manitoba Hydro customers without power in Sage Creek
The unplanned outage was reported by Manitoba Hydro shortly after 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 08PM May 10/22
Province pins $60-M outlet project increase on added features
The Progressive Conservative government denies the rising cost of a massive flood-mitigation project is due to delays or that it’s to blame. The cost of the Lake Manitoba and Lake St. ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 08PM May 10/22
Spring flooding, road closures delay camping season in several Manitoba parks
Some outdoorsy Manitobans with plans to pitch a tent or set up a trailer in a provincial park this month may have to find something else to do.
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- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Tick season in full effect as warmer weather sticks around
The weather is finally starting to feel more like spring and the province has seen warmer temperatures in the last week. While this is good news for those who have been wanting to get outside more, they are being reminded to watch out for ticks, as they too come out in the warmer weather.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Thompson byelection set for June 7
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has announced a June 7 byelection for Thompson that, out of the gate, appears to be a two-horse race. The first to announce they were running was ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Southern Manitoba braces as flood levels creep up in some areas ahead of forecast rains
Ron Dreger peers out over what looks more like a lake with sandbars poking up from the surface than his normally dry 1,600-hectare farm in the rural municipality of Morris, Man.
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- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Crusader for Indigenous children honoured with key to the city
After fighting for decades to ensure Indigenous children can get the care they need, Cindy Blackstock has been given a key to the City of Winnipeg. Considered the city’s highest honour, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Manitoba Green leader James Beddome stepping down
The Greens plan to have a leadership race in the summer and to elect a new leader in the fall.© Global |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Staying put, staying strong in Peguis
PEGUIS FIRST NATION — On a street now under water, a family waits out the flood that has devastated their community on the other side of a sandbag wall. Bertha Therrien, ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Springs Church fined $9,000 for breaching public health orders
A Winnipeg church has been fined $9,000 after it admitted a much-criticized graduation ceremony held at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic violated a public health order banning indoor gatherings. Springs ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
RCMP put Katz-era deals under secret microscope
The discovery of a secret police investigation into a string of municipal real estate deals and a controversial capital project sheds new light on the scope of suspected criminal activity ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Waiting for answers on waiting for surgeries, tests
Health Minister Audrey Gordon continued her great disappearing act Tuesday. She does it a lot, especially when facing tough questions about problems in health care. The Canadian Institute for Health Information ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Church hangs up on Bell MTS
An act of God knocked out the phone lines to a Winnipeg church, but parishioners who have been waiting too long for Bell MTS to fix the problem have decided ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 07PM May 10/22
Province scraps 'caveats' to Winnipeg mega projects
Fears that provincial conditions would delay upgrades to the north end sewage treatment plant and the Winnipeg Transit Master Plan have been alleviated. In late April, Mayor Brian Bowman said the ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Manitoba Moose confident as they trot into do-or-die scenario
Mark Morrison has a pretty good handle on the thoughts playing out in the back of his players’ minds. Call it a head coach’s intuition. “I feel like in the back of their heads, they are sitting in the room and they know that they know they should have come out of (Milwaukee) with at […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Governments must float extra $60M to cover long-delayed Interlake flood channels
While flood waters are rising in some parts of Manitoba, so too is the cost of flood infrastructure the government says is necessary to avert some future flooding events in the Interlake.
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- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Groups hope to inspire Winnipeg mayoral, councillor candidates with alternative budget
Community members in Winnipeg worked together to come up with a plan to raise, then invest millions differently.
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- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Winnipeg businesses face new challenges post-pandemic restrictions
Even after pandemic restrictions have been lifted for months, there's new hurdles for many Winnipeg restaurant owners.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
US agency to release report on Indigenous boarding schools
The U.S. Interior Department says it will release a report Wednesday that will begin to uncover the truth about the federal government’s past oversight of Native American boarding schools. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland announced an initiative last June to investigate the troubled legacy of boarding schools, which the government established and supported for decades. Indigenous […]
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- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees to land in Winnipeg next week
OTTAWA — Three-hundred Ukrainians who fled to Poland are set to arrive in Winnipeg next week on a plane chartered and paid for by the federal government. The Manitoba government said ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Child pornography distribution on the rise in Southern Manitoba
There has been a sharp increase in the number of reported violations involving child sexual abuse imagery handled by the Winnipeg Police Service over the last decade, and it’s a growing and concerning trend for both experts and reported survivors of the crime. “I’m concerned. I’m concerned as a parent. That shows our kids are […]
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- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Looming rain threatens to add to Red River Basin woes
A slow-moving Colorado low could dump about 60 millimetres of rain in Manitoba starting Wednesday, renewing spring flood fears as some communities shore up defences. The last of two rainstorms this ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Montreal Canadiens win NHL Draft Lottery, Winnipeg Jets get 14th pick
The Montreal Canadiens will select first in the upcoming NHL Draft, while the Jets will select in the 14th slot.© Global |
- Tuesday 06PM May 10/22
Severe acute hepatitis case confirmed in Manitoba child: Shared Health
Shared Health didn't say where in Manitoba the case was found or how share details about the severity of the case.© Global |
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- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Province provides $1M to aid post-pandemic recovery for hospitality sector
The Manitoba government is putting up $1 million to help certain industries recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. Deputy premier and Economic Development, Investment and Trade Minister Cliff Cullen said four organizations will receive $250,000 for projects that will address the sector’s specific labour market needs. The Manitoba Restaurant and Foodservices Association, Food and Beverage Manitoba, […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Thompson byelection called for June 7
The second byelection in Manitoba this year is slated to take place next month. Manitoba premier Heather Stefanson announced that a byelection would be held on June 7 for the Thompson riding in northern Manitoba. The seat has been vacant since the death of former NDP MLA Danielle Adams in December 2021. Eric Redhead, the […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Campground Openings Delayed in Some Manitoba Parks
WINNIPEG -- A prolonged winter and recent spring flooding have pushed back the camping season in several Manitoba campgrounds.
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- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Province says to expect delays at Deacon’s Corner
Construction has started at Deacon’s Corner, the province announced Tuesday. Manitoba Transportation and Infrastructure said the reconstruction of the intersection of the Trans-Canada Highway and Provincial Road 207 will continue through October of this year. MTI is advising drivers there will be temporary traffic controls in the eastbound and westbound directions and motorists should listen […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
CFL labour shrapnel marks Bombers rookie camp
How soon they forget. To watch the nonsense going on between the CFL and its players union, you’d think they’ve forgotten all about what a cancelled season looks like, and the hardship that comes with it. Just days before the opening of training camps, the league and its hired help are lobbing hand grenades at […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Manitoba has some of the worst wait times for surgeries in Canada: report
Manitoba has some of the longest wait times in the country for some surgical procedures, a new report shows. Released this week by the Canadian Insititute for Health Information, wait times for cataract surgeries, hip replacements, knee replacements, as well as MRI and CT scans all got longer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Cataract surgery in […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Byelection in Northern Manitoba to Fill Seat Held by Politician Who Died in Crash
WINNIPEG — Voters in a northern Manitoba constituency are to go to the polls in a provincial byelection on June 7.
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- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Manitoba’s pandemic surgical backlog, wait times among worst in Canada
A new report from the Canadian Institute for Health and Information (CIHI) puts Manitoba’s surgical backlog into perspective. It reveals that through the first 18 months of the pandemic, some wait times have been among the worst in the country. “It’s going to be a very uphill battle to get to a decent spot on […]
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- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Manitoba siblings recognized for helping fill hundreds of sandbags to protect friends' home
A Manitoba brother and sister duo have been honoured by their school for pitching in to protect their friends’ home from rising floodwaters.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Manitoba's cataract surgery wait times, backlog, 'not something to be proud of,' eye doctor says
A Winnipeg ophthalmologist says the province must do better for its citizens in light of new data that suggests Manitoba lagged behind nearly all provinces when it came to cataract surgeries in the first year-and-a-half of the pandemic.
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- Tuesday 05PM May 10/22
Manitoba byelection in Thompson to fill seat held by Danielle Adams, who died in crash
Voters in a northern Manitoba constituency are to go to the polls in a provincial byelection on June 7. The seat of Thompson includes the city of the same name and several other communities stretching to Hudson Bay and is a longtime NDP stronghold. It was last held by New Democrat Danielle Adams, who died […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Voters in Thompson will go to polls June 7 to fill seat held by MLA who died in highway crash
The NDP and PCs will field candidates in the byelection to replace the late NDP MLA Danielle Adams, who was killed in a highway crash in December.
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- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Winnipeg man arrested for animal abuse, cat needed to have leg amputated
A 32-year-old Winnipeg man has been arrested following an animal abuse case. The Winnipeg Humane Society says it received a report from the man’s roommate saying a cat in the home was being abused. Upon investigating, the humane society found the cat in the home with severe limb and facial injuries. The cat was taken […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
‘You may save a life’: Manitoba man donates blood 252 times
A Manitoba man has donated blood 252 times, and is urging others to consider making a donation.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Wanted Toronto man caught with cocaine in Thompson: RCMP
A 29-year-old man from Toronto is facing a number of charges.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Byelection in northern Manitoba to fill seat held by politician who died in crash
Voters in a northern Manitoba constituency are to go to the polls in a byelection June 7.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Northern Manitoba byelection to fill seat held by politician who died in crash
The seat was last held by New Democrat Danielle Adams, who died in a highway crash in December.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Indigenous children’s rights activist receives Winnipeg’s highest honour
Mayor Brian Bowman presented Dr. Cindy Blackstock with the key to the city for her work on the 'child first' legal act, Jordan's Principle on Tuesday.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Winnipeg nurse recounts attack by scissor-wielding resident at care facility
*WARNING: Article contains graphic photo of nurse’s stab wound, below* On Christmas Day 2021, Winnipeg nurse Gretchen Marasigan-Esteva was working at a long-term care facility when the unthinkable happened. At around 9:30 p.m., she was finishing up her shift when she was attacked. “I saw a resident pass by,” recounted Marasigan-Esteva. “He was running straight […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Blackstock gets key to the city
Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman gave a key to the city to long-time advocate for Indigenous children Dr. Cindy Blackstock on Tuesday. Blackstock, from Gitxsan First Nation, is a professor at McGill University and the executive director of the First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada. “When I first created the Mayor’s Indigenous Advisory […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
CFL to table new contract offer to players association, sources say
According to league sources, the CFL will table a new offer to the CFL Players' Association Wednesday morning.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
Flood fight 'going as well as it could': Tory MP
OTTAWA — Two Conservative MPs representing some of the flood-impacted areas of Manitoba say Ottawa and the province are doing a good job of managing the situation. “It’s going as well ...© Winnipeg Free Press |
- Tuesday 04PM May 10/22
'It just helps move things along:' Province removes conditions on federal cash for Winnipeg sewage upgrades
Winnipeg's mayor says it's encouraging Manitoba removed specific conditions on millions of dollars in funding for a sewage upgrade and zero-emission transit buses.
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- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Communities, farmers in Manitoba's Red River Valley brace for crest and more rain
The province has issued an overland flood watch for southern and central parts of the province due to a series of precipitation systems expected to hit Manitoba this week, including one which already dumped approximately 20 millimetres of rain on Winnipeg Monday.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Judge acquits Winnipeg police officer of assault despite not believing parts of testimony
A Winnipeg police officer has been acquitted of assault after a judge said key factors in the Crown's case left him with reasonable doubt as to what took place the night of the incident.
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- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
New pool for Thompson benefits wider community in northern Manitoba, says mayor
The mayor of Thompson says the northern community got a much-needed boost this week when the province and the federal government both announced millions in funding for a brand new public pool that she said will be a huge asset for Thompson and for the youth in the city and in the surrounding areas. “This […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Nearly two-dozen Manitoba provincial campgrounds cancelling bookings due to wet weather
More than a dozen Manitoba camping sites have had to cancel bookings for opening weekend due to wet weather, while roughly a half-dozen more will be partially closed.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Manitoba prepares for arrival of almost 300 people fleeing war in Ukraine
The Manitoba government is preparing to welcome almost 300 Ukrainians fleeing Russia's invasion of their country.© CTV |
- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Russian troops planted mines in playgrounds and parks in Ukrainian town: Joly
Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says Russian troops planted mines in playgrounds, parks and at the front gates of family homes in Irpin, a town she recently visited with the prime minister. Joly visited Kyiv and Irpin on Sunday with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a surprise visit to Ukraine to reopen Canada’s embassy. Speaking […]
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- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Police watchdog looks for witnesses after allegation man's arm fractured during arrest by Winnipeg officers
The agency tasked with overseeing Manitoba police officers is asking for witnesses to come forward after a man suffered a broken arm during an arrest last week.
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- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Man Arrested After Cat Found Severely Injured
Winnipeg police have arrested a man as part of an animal cruelty investigation involving an injured cat.
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- Tuesday 03PM May 10/22
Manitoba mare strikes it rich with Kentucky Derby-winning offspring
When three-year-old colt Rich Strike stunned the horse racing world on Saturday, it sent tremors through the dirt track and empty seats 2,000 kilometres away at Winnipeg's Assiniboia Downs.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 10/22
Manitoba confirms case of severe acute hepatitis in child
Shared Health has confirmed one pediatric case of severe acute hepatitis in recent weeks in Manitoba.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 10/22
Manitoba to begin reconstruction work at Deacon's Corner
The Manitoba government is informing the public that reconstruction work is set to begin on Monday at the intersections of the Trans-Canada Highway and Provincial Road 207, also known as Deacon’s Corner.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 10/22
Police arrest man on animal cruelty charge; cat has leg amputated
Winnipeg police officers have arrested a 32-year-old man in connection with an animal cruelty incident that resulted in a cat having its leg amputated.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 10/22
Pandemic Ups and Downs Likely Still Compounding Surgical Backlogs
OTTAWA — The ups and downs of pandemic waves continue to affect wait times for elective surgeries in Canada, adding to concerns about mounting backlogs as provinces ease restrictions, new data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information shows.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 10/22
Winnipeg firefighter donating kidney to fellow firefighter
Two firefighting friends in Winnipeg will fight a different kind of battle together as one gives the other a much-needed organ.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 10/22
Manitoba to welcome nearly 300 Ukrainians fleeing Russian invasion
Nearly 300 Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion of their country are expected to touch down in Manitoba as early as next week. The province says one of the federally arranged chartered flights bringing Ukrainians to Canada is to arrive in Winnipeg. The exact date isn’t known, the province said in a release, but officials are eyeing […]
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- Tuesday 01PM May 10/22
Manitoba prepares for arrival of almost 300 people fleeing war in Ukraine
The Manitoba government is preparing to welcome almost 300 Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s invasion of their country. The province says in a news release it has received confirmation one of the federally arranged chartered flights bringing Ukrainians to Canada is to arrive in Winnipeg as early as next week. Premier Heather Stefanson says the exact date […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 01PM May 10/22
300 Ukrainian refugees will arrive in Manitoba next week, province says
Nearly 300 Ukrainian refugees are expected to arrive in Winnipeg next week on a charter flight from Poland, the Manitoba government announced on Tuesday.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 10/22
Ukrainian Refugee Flight Landing in Winnipeg
A flight carrying nearly 300 Ukrainian refugees will land at Winnipeg's James Richardson International Airport later this month.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 10/22
Some cities, including Winnipeg, will not halve child-care fees by end of year, study finds
OTTAWA — The federal government’s highly touted national child-care program aims to make care more affordable for parents, but a new study suggests just how much fees are reduced will depend on where they live. The study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives says because provinces and territories are taking different approaches to try […]© Winnipeg Sun |
- Tuesday 12PM May 10/22
Tireless advocate for Indigenous children honoured with key to city of Winnipeg
A tireless advocate for Indigenous children received the key to the city of Winnipeg on a day meant to mark one of her most significant achievements.
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