Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22
4 killed in shooting at Tulsa hospital campus; shooter dead
Four people were killed Wednesday in a shooting at a Tulsa medical building on a hospital campus, a police captain said.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22
Manitoba residential school survivors hopeful about Pope's visit, but want a say in apology
Residential school survivors met with Catholic bishops in Winnipeg Wednesday to discuss what they'd like to hear from Pope Francis when he visits Canada this summer.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22
Remote community leaders from across Canada meet for first time in Saskatoon
For the first time, leaders in remote community have come together for a three-day symposium at TCU place in Saskatoon, the first event of its kind in Canada.© Global |
- Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22
4 killed in shooting at Tulsa, Oklahoma medical building; shooter dead
Four people were killed Wednesday in a shooting at a Tulsa, Oklahoma medical building on a hospital campus, a police captain said.
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- Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22
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- Wednesday 05PM Jun 01/22
Winnipeg sewage system upgrades 'sadly' on pace with incremental improvement since 2013: councillor
Winnipeggers will deal with flooded basements and sewage in the rivers for decades as the city's sewer improvement plan crawls along at its current pace.
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- Wednesday 05PM Jun 01/22
Missing 14-year-old from The Pas safely located
A 14-year-old reported missing in The Pas on Wednesday afternoon has been found.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jun 01/22
Quebec health authorities say 52 monkeypox cases confirmed in province
Quebec's Health Department says 52 monkeypox cases have been confirmed in the province. Health officials said confirmed cases is up from 25 cases last week.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jun 01/22
St. Amant shifts from long-term care facility to support centre for people living with disabilities
After decades as a long-term care facility for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Winnipeg's St. Amant is transforming into a support centre to help people live in the community.
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- Wednesday 04PM Jun 01/22
Residential school survivors tell bishops their expectations of Pope Francis’s visit
Residential school survivors met with Roman Catholic bishops today to discuss what they expect from Pope Francis’s visit to Canada next month. The meeting followed two days of talks among some members of the National Indian Residential School Circle of Survivors about the visit and reconciliation with the church. Ken Young, the former Assembly of […]
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- Wednesday 04PM Jun 01/22
Gay and bisexual men still face restrictions when donating sperm, contributing to shortage
Canadian Blood Services is set to lift its remaining restrictions on donations from gay and bisexual men later this year, but rules remain for another type of much-needed donation. The announcement about blood donations was a significant step forward for the LGBTQ2S+ community, who have long condemned the rules as discriminatory, but a man who […]
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- Wednesday 03PM Jun 01/22
Pub crawl on wheels set to roll into Winnipeg this weekend
A new attraction dubbed Winnipeg’s first pedal powered patio is set to roll onto city roadways starting this weekend.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jun 01/22
‘People that are in these places are not treated like humans’: St. Amant ends institutionalization
The St. Amant organization announced Wednesday it is officially pivoting from long-term mental disability services toward short-term, community based treatment.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jun 01/22
Prisoner charged with meth possession after RCMP say drug balloons smuggled inside his body
Police said the 21-year-old Winnipeg man was awaiting transfer at the Selkirk detachment's cell block, when he began having medical difficulties.© Global |
- Wednesday 03PM Jun 01/22
Indigenous leaders meet with Catholic Bishops in Winnipeg to discuss papal apology in Canada
The wording of a papal apology is top of mind for Indigenous leaders, with less than two months to go before Pope Francis arrives in Canada to apologize to residential school survivors.© CTV |
- Wednesday 03PM Jun 01/22
Winnipeg cops arrest 2 after Notre Dame bar stabbing
Officers were called to the scene at 7 p.m., where they found an 18-year-old, seriously injured man in the parking lot. He was taken to hospital in unstable condition© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Storm floods Winnipeg with calls of flooded basements, downed trees
Cleanup is underway in southern Manitoba in the wake of yet another wet and windy storm.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Man hospitalized with serious wound after shooting at lounge on Portage
Police say a shooting took place at a lounge on Portage Avenue late Tuesday night. The Winnipeg Police Service says it responded to reports of a shooting at the lounge in the 1800 block of Portage around 11:45 p.m. Officers say they determined two suspects fled the scene after the shooting. A man was hospitalized […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Pride has officially kicked off in Winnipeg
Pride season has officially kicked off in Winnipeg, and this year Manitobans have the opportunity to participate in a number of events.© CTV |
- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Manitoba MLAs expected to pass 20 bills, including minimum wage legislation, before summer break
Politicians at the Manitoba Legislature were preparing to pass more than 20 bills into law Wednesday night, including one to increase the minimum wage, before breaking for the summer.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Residential school survivors tell bishops their expectations of Pope Francis’ visit
The group of residential school survivors wants the papal visit expanded to more locations.© Global |
- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Jury sides with Johnny Depp on lawsuit, Amber Heard on counterclaim
A jury on Wednesday ruled in favour of Johnny Depp in his libel lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard, vindicating his stance that Heard fabricated claims that Depp abused her before and during their brief marriage. The jury also ruled in favour of Heard, who said she was defamed by Depp’s lawyer when he called her […]
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- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
'Be more patient': Summer weather will come to Manitoba but maybe not until July, climatologist says
At this time last year, southern Manitoba was starting the first of five consecutive days that hit 30 C or warmer. Manitobans will have to wait a bit longer this year to see temperatures like that, says Environment Canada's Dave Phillips.
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- Wednesday 02PM Jun 01/22
Winnipeg police investigate shooting at St. James lounge
Police say a man with a serious gunshot wound showed up at hospital late Tuesday after a shooting had been reported at a bar on Portage Avenue.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jun 01/22
Southern Manitoba communities brace for possibility of more flooding while others assess damage
Some communities in southern Manitoba are still bracing for more flood impacts while others begin to assess the damage after another storm moved across the region this week.
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- Wednesday 01PM Jun 01/22
Minimum wage bill and others expected to pass before Manitoba legislature break
Many bills will not go to a final vote until the legislature resumes in the fall, including one that would loosen restrictions on the cosmetic use of lawn pesticides.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jun 01/22
Winnipeg duo facing robbery, weapons charges after 2 a.m. Ross Avenue stabbing
Winnipeg police say a 22-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl were arrested after a man was robbed and stabbed while walking on Ross Avenue at 2 a.m. Wednesday.© Global |
- Wednesday 01PM Jun 01/22
Winnipeg police investigating shooting at Portage lounge
The Winnipeg Police Service is investigating after a shooting on Portage Avenue Tuesday night.© CTV |
- Wednesday 01PM Jun 01/22
Minimum wage bill and others expected to pass before Manitoba legislature break
Politicians at the Manitoba legislature are expected to pass a number of bills into law this evening before starting their summer break. Among the bills expected to go to a final vote is one that would let the government raise the minimum wage above the $12.35-an-hour that is scheduled to take effect in October. RELATED: […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Jun 01/22
Teen arrested in Dauphin stabbing, RCMP say
Manitoba RCMP have a 17-year-old in custody and are continuing to look for other suspects after an early morning stabbing in a Dauphin alley.© Global |
- Wednesday 12PM Jun 01/22
Bombers blitz Riders 25-16 in CFL pre-season test
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers closed out their pre-season schedule Tuesday night with a 25-16 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Mosaic Stadium in Regina.
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- Wednesday 12PM Jun 01/22
Flair Airlines can keep operating in Canada, transportation agency rules
One of Canada’s biggest budget airlines is being allowed to keep flying routes in the country. Flair Airlines will not have to ground its aircrafts following a decision Wednesday by the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) that determined the airline was indeed “Canadian.” The Edmonton-based low-cost carrier previously requested an 18-month exemption from Canadian ownership rules, […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Jun 01/22
Winkler clinic scaling back hours, losing three doctors
A series of challenges have prompted a medical clinic in Winkler, Man. to temporarily cut back urgent care hours.© CTV |
- Wednesday 12PM Jun 01/22
Suspect in mass shooting at Buffalo supermarket charged with domestic terrorism, murder
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — The white 18-year-old man accused of fatally shooting 10 Black people at a Buffalo supermarket was charged Wednesday by a grand jury with domestic terrorism motivated by hate and 10 counts of first-degree murder. Payton Gendron, who has been in custody since the May 14 shooting, is scheduled to be arraigned […]
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- Wednesday 12PM Jun 01/22
Tri Star Seafood Supply Ltd. brand live spot prawns recalled due to norovirus risk
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency says there have been reported illnesses associated with the consumption of the prawns.© Global |
- Wednesday 11AM Jun 01/22
No saddle, no helmet, just a determination to reach the finish line: A glimpse at Indian Horse Relay
Indian Horse Relay racing is relatively new to Canada. For Indigenous People's Month, we learn from a young rider with a passion for 'North America's original extreme sport' — one that involves speed, adrenaline and toughness.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jun 01/22
Canada not yet expanding drug decriminalization nationally: feds
B.C. has been granted an exemption to allow it to decriminalize some drug possession for personal use. But that move isn't being expanded across Canada yet.
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- Wednesday 10AM Jun 01/22
Author's debut novel set in Canadian cottage country cracks bestsellers' lists
A former magazine editor’s summer spent in her hometown lakeside community has spawned a bestselling novel.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jun 01/22
Manitoba will not seek exemption for personal drug use: justice minister
The Manitoba government says it will not follow British Columbia’s in decriminalizing possession of small amounts of drugs for personal use. The federal government has approved B.C.’s request for a three-year exemption that will prevent charges being laid against anyone with 2.5 grams or less of drugs, including opioids, cocaine and methamphetamine. B.C. provincial health […]
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- Wednesday 10AM Jun 01/22
Verdicts reached in Johnny Depp, Amber Heard libel trial
The jury says it has reached a verdict in Johnny Depp's $50 million libel lawsuit against his ex-wife Amber Heard, who testified that Depp physically and sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jun 01/22
Johnny Depp awarded US$10M, Amber Heard $2M in split libel lawsuit verdict
A jury on Wednesday ruled in favour of Johnny Depp in his libel lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard, vindicating his stance that Heard fabricated claims that she was abused by Depp before and during their brief marriage.© CTV |
- Wednesday 10AM Jun 01/22
Tim Hortons app collected vast amounts of sensitive data: privacy watchdogs
The Tim Hortons mobile ordering app violated the law by collecting vast amounts of location information from customers, an investigation by federal and provincial privacy watchdogs has found.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jun 01/22
Mechanical room leak leads to unsafe carbon monoxide levels at Winnipeg building
A seven-storey, multi-residential building was found to have unsafe carbon monoxide levels due to a leak in the mechanical room.© CTV |
- Wednesday 09AM Jun 01/22
Winnipeg residential complex evacuated early Wednesday due to carbon monoxide leak
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service said it was called to the Dufferin Street site just before 1:30 a.m., where high carbon monoxide readings were confirmed on at least two floors.© Global |
- Wednesday 09AM Jun 01/22
Bank of Canada raises benchmark interest rate to 1.5%, signals more hikes on the way
The Bank of Canada raised its benchmark interest rate by half a percentage point to 1.5 per cent on Wednesday and signalled that more hikes are on the way.
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- Wednesday 09AM Jun 01/22
Walmart photo centre free greeting card
Walmart photo centre has an offer right now for a free 6×8 greeting card. Use promo code FD6X8GC. Online only and free instore pick-up.
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- Wednesday 08AM Jun 01/22
Gas prices rise once again in Manitoba
Manitobans should brace themselves for the next time they head to the pumps, as gas prices have risen once again in the province.© CTV |
- Wednesday 08AM Jun 01/22
'We deserve to live': Hundreds gather to mourn mother of 4 killed in The Maples
Hundreds gathered to mourn a mother of four killed in The Maples on the weekend, and her aunt and others called for more action to protect Indigenous women from violence.
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- Wednesday 07AM Jun 01/22
Parts of Manitoba received more than 60 mm of rain over the last few days
The start of the week saw heavy rainfall and strong winds touch down in southern Manitoba, with parts of the province receiving more than 60 millimetres (mm) of precipitation.© CTV |
- Wednesday 07AM Jun 01/22
More wet, heavy snow headed to northern Manitoba
Brochet and Tadoule Lake are under winter storm warnings, while snowfall warnings have been issued for Lynn Lake, Leaf Rapids and Pukatawagan.
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- Wednesday 06AM Jun 01/22
Why this report on military sexual assault might, just might, be different
In today’s Big Story podcast, Canada’s governments are very good at commissioning reports, listening to recommendations and then … not doing much. It’s a pattern we’ve perfected over the years. In fact, a damning report delivered this week on sexual assault and harassment in the Canadian Armed Forces was actually the second on the same […]
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- Wednesday 05AM Jun 01/22
Bank of Canada hikes key interest rate by 50 basis points to 1.5 per cent
The Bank of Canada has hiked its key overnight interest rate by 50 basis points to 1.5 per cent and will also continue quantitative tightening. The rate hike comes as the Bank believes that inflation will likely move higher in the near term before beginning to ease.© CTV |
- Wednesday 05AM Jun 01/22
Manitoba premier rehires chief of staff who got $85K to part ways with government a year ago
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has just done something her former boss called "not fair" and "not right" — rehired a chief of staff who received a severance payment from the province in recent memory.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jun 01/22
Tim Hortons ‘misled’ app users, broke privacy laws
The locations of people who used the popular Tim Hortons app was tracked without their consent, Canada's privacy commissioner found in a scathing report.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jun 01/22
Experts expect bad year for ticks as Lyme disease-carrying bugs expand range in Canada
The prevalence of ticks that can carry Lyme disease is expected to be higher than ever in much of Canada this year, researchers say.
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- Wednesday 03AM Jun 01/22
Bank of Canada hikes interest rate amid soaring inflation
The Bank of Canada hiked its key interest rate to 1.5 per cent Wednesday as it tries to put the brakes on runaway inflation.
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- Wednesday 02AM Jun 01/22
Inside Pride: Exploring the lesser-known part of the term 2SLGBTQQIA+
While the rainbow flag and word 'Pride' are becoming more commonplace, Global News is looking beyond the acronym at some of the lesser-known labels during the month of June.© Global |
- Tuesday 11PM May 31/22
Surgery and diagnostic backlog may have peaked: Doctors Manitoba
Doctors Manitoba says new numbers show the massive surgical and diagnostic backlog in the province may have peaked.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM May 31/22
Bombers take down Riders 25-16 in preseason finale
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 25-16 in their preseason finale Tuesday night.© Global |
- Tuesday 10PM May 31/22
Bokhari, Shone pitch promises of equality, financial change in rival bids to become Winnipeg mayor
Two Winnipeg mayoral candidates were surrounded by their communities Tuesday night as they launched their respected campaigns for the city's top political seat.
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- Tuesday 10PM May 31/22
Teacher at private Winnipeg Christian school on leave pending investigation into conduct
King's School, a private Christian school in Winnipeg, has placed one of its teachers on leave while an investigation is conducted into the teacher’s conduct at school.
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- Tuesday 09PM May 31/22
‘Too little, too late’: organizers on WPS decision to get involved with Winnipeg Pride
Some leaders in Winnipeg’s LGBTQ2S+ community say a last-minute attempt by the Winnipeg Police Service to get involved in this year’s celebrations four hours before the raising of the Rainbow Flag at City Hall – was too little, too late. “As an organizer, why wait until the week before pride? Why wait until the day […]
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- Tuesday 09PM May 31/22
Car troubles: Ongoing shortage is driving high prices and limited options
Buyers in the market for a new car are now facing several barriers as a result of the continued supply deficit of new and used vehicles for sale, including fewer selections, longer wait times, and higher pricing.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM May 31/22
Homicide victim remembered Tuesday; More calls to better protect Indigenous women and girls
The Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak is offering condolences to the family of a woman who was killed over the weekend, the same day a vigil was held to remember her.© CTV |
- Tuesday 08PM May 31/22
Manitoba won't ask federal government to decriminalize drugs after B.C. earns exemption: justice minister
The provincial justice minister isn't interested in asking Ottawa to exempt Manitobans from federal criminal charges for possessing small amounts of some drugs, despite the fact the federal government has shown openness to the possibility elsewhere.
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- Tuesday 08PM May 31/22
Where to look for help when feeling the financial pinch
From higher gas prices to paying more for food due to inflation, Manitobans are feeling the pinch financially. But where can people turn for help?© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM May 31/22
'It's going to kill': Small business owner concerned about larger hike to minimum wage
While anti-poverty groups in the province say wages are too low and should go up by three or four dollars, one small business owner fears a large jump could force her to close her doors.© CTV |
- Tuesday 07PM May 31/22
Aunt wants homicide victim Tessa Perry to be 'remembered by her spirit and how bright it was'
Advocates are calling for urgent action after three First Nations women, including Tessa Perry, a 31-year-old remembered by family as a devoted mother, were killed in two-week period in Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 07PM May 31/22
Hundreds of Souris residents to be left without a family doctor
The Souris Medical Associates announced that the doctor will be leaving their practice at the end of June, which will result in over 700 patients not having a family doctor.© CTV |
- Tuesday 06PM May 31/22
CFL ratifies 7-year collective bargaining agreement with CFLPA
The league's board of governors formally ratified the new collective bargaining agreement reached last week with the CFL Players' Association.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM May 31/22
Manitoba will not seek exemption for personal drug use: Justice minister
The Opposition New Democrats say the government should study the impact of the change in British Columbia before making up its mind.© Global |
- Tuesday 05PM May 31/22
Manitoba will not seek exemption for personal drug use: justice minister
The Manitoba government says it will not follow British Columbia's in decriminalizing possession of small amounts of drugs for personal use.© CTV |
- Tuesday 05PM May 31/22
Massive maple tree crashes down, narrowly avoids parked cars as high winds wreak havoc
Kimber Osiowy says he woke up to the sound of a tree crashing down around 1:30 a.m. early Tuesday morning. It turns out the tree was the one in his very front yard. It appears the roots were loosened in a ground already saturated with water, and the wind did the rest. The falling tree […]
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- Tuesday 05PM May 31/22
Winnipeg Jets sign Tyrel Bauer ahead of June 1 deadline
The Jets signed defenceman Tyrel Bauer to a three-year entry-level contract just ahead of a June 1 deadline.© Global |
- Tuesday 04PM May 31/22
Surgical backlog may have peaked, but waits persist for lung tests: Doctors Manitoba
The pandemic backlog of diagnostic tests and surgeries may have peaked in Manitoba, though Doctors Manitoba said it is concerned about the growing number of backlog cases waiting for lung tests.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM May 31/22
Charest pledges review of assault style firearm ban after saying no laws would change
Conservative leadership candidate Jean Charest promised Tuesday to subject a national ban on so-called assault-style firearms to a classification review by a panel of experts. It comes after the former Quebec premier said back in March, when specifically asked about the prohibition, that he wasn’t “seeking to change the laws as they are.” “That’s not […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 31/22
Raising Manitoba’s minimum wage by 40 cents ‘doesn’t cut it,’ say labour advocates
The Manitoba government is bringing forth a bill that could raise the minimum wage in the province by 40 cents, but some say the minimum is not enough. They are pushing for a living wage for Manitobans. The current minimum wage is set to increase from $11.95 to $12.35 in October. Kevin Rebeck, the president […]
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- Tuesday 04PM May 31/22
Winnipeg’s former CAO files appeal of court ruling to pay city $1.1 million
Winnipeg’s former chief administrative officer is appealing a decision by a Winnipeg judge that ordered him to pay $1.1 million to the city.© CTV |
- Tuesday 04PM May 31/22
Home-care cancellations see large year-over-year increases, WRHA says
This year, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) cancelled nearly 27,000 appointments — 166 per cent more than over the same time period in 2021.© Global |
- Tuesday 03PM May 31/22
Mandatory evacuations ordered at Dauphin Lake communities over flooding
The Rural Municipality of Lakeshore issued the orders for Ochre Beach and Crescent Cove Tuesday afternoon.© Global |
- Tuesday 02PM May 31/22
Surgical, diagnostic backlog may have peaked in Manitoba, doctors group says
Doctors Manitoba says the pandemic backlog of diagnostic tests and surgeries may have peaked and is starting to very slowly decrease.
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- Tuesday 02PM May 31/22
More donations needed to help Ukrainians arriving in Winnipeg
The Ukrainian National Federation – Club Winnipeg has been helping Ukrainian refugees who have arrived in the city since the war with Russia broke out, and it is calling for donations so it can continue to provide assistance.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 31/22
Which Winnipeg restaurants have been named some of the best in Canada?
Two Winnipeg restaurants have been named as some of the best in the country.© CTV |
- Tuesday 02PM May 31/22
Heavy rain washes out roads in Manitoba's Interlake region
Heavy rain in Manitoba has washed out roads in Manitoba's Interlake region.© CTV |
- Tuesday 01PM May 31/22
Hot temperatures, big storms expected for Prairies, Quebec this summer
Seasonal or higher than normal temperatures across much of the country will offer Canadians a chance to enjoy the summer, but predictions from a prominent national forecaster warn the humidity could welcome a rather stormy few months. Chris Scott, chief meteorologist at The Weather Network, says the heat coupled with an active jet stream will […]
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- Tuesday 01PM May 31/22
Canada gun control bill leads to hoarding concerns
Canada's new gun control bill could take months to pass, but there are concerns some people may buy more firearms in the meantime.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 31/22
Heavy winds drive up water levels on south shores of Lake Winnipeg, Dauphin Lake
The RM of St. Clements has sent out notices to the owners of about 40 properties, warning them to be prepared to leave if Lake Winnipeg rises further, as the rainstorm pounding southern Manitoba has compounded high water on the lake.
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- Tuesday 01PM May 31/22
B.C. to decriminalize small amounts of drugs, first province granted exemption
B.C. has been granted an exemption that will allow it to decriminalize small amounts of drugs for personal possession starting in 2023, through to 2026.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 31/22
Winnipeg police ID victim in fatal Henry Avenue hit-and-run, still looking for driver
Winnipeg police are looking to speak to anyone who may have been near the intersection of Henry and Higgins avenues on the evening of May 18 where a fatal hit-and-run occurred.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 31/22
3 charged after man stabbed several times at southern Manitoba gravel pit
According to police, the victim, 18, was at the gravel pit with friends when a fight broke out with another group of people and he was stabbed several times.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 31/22
Morden residents urged to curb water usage to provide relief for overloaded sewer system
Morden mayor, Brandon Burley, says the influx of water means a challenge for the city's sewer system, as residents are being asked to curb their water usage to help out.© Global |
- Tuesday 12PM May 31/22
Winnipeg police identify woman killed after being hit by vehicle in mid-May
Police have identified the woman who died two weeks ago after she was hit by a vehicle on Henry Street south of the Canadian Pacific Railway yards near downtown Winnipeg.
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- Tuesday 12PM May 31/22
Winnipeg police looking to identify vehicle involved in fatal crash with pedestrian
Officers with the Winnipeg Police Service are asking the public for help to identify the vehicle involved in a fatal crash on May 17.© CTV |
- Tuesday 12PM May 31/22
COVID-19 measures to remain at border for at least another month
Canada is extending pandemic restrictions for travellers crossing the country's border for at least for another month. That includes vaccine mandates, random COVID-19 tests and use of the ArriveCan app.
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- Tuesday 11AM May 31/22
The Manitoba-made food product that is a finalist for a national award
One Manitoba-made food product is competing against some big names as a finalist in a national contest© CTV |
- Tuesday 11AM May 31/22
McPhillips underpass at Logan Avenue completely flooded
The license plates of two vehicles submerged and stalled at Winnipeg’s McPhillips underpass were barely visible as flood water rose rapidly. The accumulation of rain forced two drivers to ditch their vehicles at McPhillips and Logan Avenue as southern Manitoba was hit with more rain Monday into Tuesday. READ: More heavy rain, severe winds on […]
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- Tuesday 10AM May 31/22
More heavy rain, severe winds on the way for southern Manitoba
Manitobans are dealing with more rain and wind in what is already one of the wettest springs on record. A special weather event is continuing Tuesday, with severe gusts from 60 to 90 km/h expected in southern Manitoba. The province was already hit with more rain in the Whiteshell, Red River Valley and Interlake areas […]
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- Tuesday 10AM May 31/22
Feds extend border measures for travellers entering Canada through June
The federal government is extending the current border measures for travellers entering Canada for at least another month. The extension means all travellers, regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status, will need to continue to submit information in the ArriveCAN app before they arrive at the Canadian border. “We’ve always had to strike the balance between […]
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- Tuesday 10AM May 31/22
Federal COVID-19 border restrictions extended for another month
The federal COVID-19 restrictions at the border are being extended until at least June 30, Health Canada and the Public Health Agency of Canada announced on Tuesday. Foreign tourists are required to provide proof of being fully vaccinated, while unvaccinated Canadian citizens or permanent residents are also still required to show proof of a molecular COVID-19 test taken prior to entering Canada and quarantine for 14 days.© CTV |
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