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• Friday 05PM Jun 03/22

  Buffalo supermarket shooting survivor faults gunman’s parents in court filing

  

  An employee who survived a racist mass shooting at a Buffalo supermarket sought a court order Friday to question the 18-year-old gunman’s parents under oath in anticipation of filing a lawsuit against them. The filings in state Supreme Court ask that Payton Gendron’s parents, Paul and Pamela Gendron of Conklin, provide depositions by July 29 […]

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  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 5:22PM

• Friday 05PM Jun 03/22

  Winnipeg to spotlight Fierte Canada Pride

  

  The pride festival in Winnipeg will be front and centre on the Canadian stage, this year Winnipeg is set to host the second Fierte Canada Pride, a national collaboration of pride associations across the country. Volunteers are working hard setting up tables, chairs, sound systems and lights to get ready for the thousands of people […]

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  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 5:21PM

• Friday 05PM Jun 03/22

  Slow Start to Seeding Driving Concerns About 2022 Crop Yields

  Seeding delays across much of the prairies are raising concerns about potentially lower crop yields in a year when Canadian farmers are under pressure to deliver a strong harvest.

  © 2022. This article Slow Start to Seeding Driving Concerns About 2022 Crop Yields appeared first on ChrisD.ca - Winnipeg News.

  © ChrisD | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 5:07PM

• Friday 04PM Jun 03/22

  Seeding well behind 5-year average as Manitoba farmers contend with flooding, rain

  

  Seeding delays across much of the Prairies are raising concerns about potentially lower crop yields in a year when Canadian farmers are under pressure to deliver a strong harvest.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 4:52PM

• Friday 04PM Jun 03/22

  'It's just disgusting and tasteless': Winnipeg business owner fed up with illegal waste dumping

  

  Ryan Gobeil said the street near his Point Douglas-area hobby supply shop has become a common site for illegal garbage dumping

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 4:43PM

• Friday 04PM Jun 03/22

  Seniors in Manitoba Housing complex struggle to get by without hot water

  

  Residents at a seniors' residence operated by Manitoba Housing in Beausejour have been without hot water for a week, forcing people with visual and mobility challenges to heat water on stoves and haul it elsewhere to wash themselves.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 4:41PM

• Friday 04PM Jun 03/22

  Winkler man killed when vehicle flips, ends up submerged in spillway

  

  Pembina Valley Mounties responded to a fatal single-vehicle rollover on Road 19 North in the RM of Roland Thursday at approximately 5:15 p.m. 

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 4:26PM

• Friday 04PM Jun 03/22

  Case was 'set up to fail,' man injured during arrest says after Winnipeg officer acquitted

  

  A man who was seriously injured during a 2017 arrest says he felt let down by Crown attorneys following a Winnipeg police officer's acquittal on an assault charge last month. 

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 4:20PM

• Friday 04PM Jun 03/22

  20-year-old man killed in rollover: Manitoba RCMP

  

  A 20-year-old man from Winkler has died after the vehicle he was driving rolled into a spillway in the RM of Roland.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 4:15PM

• Friday 03PM Jun 03/22

  Winnipeg police track down fugitive homicide suspect in Toronto

  

  Winnipeg police officers flew to Toronto on Thursday where they arrested and charged 53-year-old Neigel Ryan Noel with three different offences in the murder of Scott Matthew Catcheway, 39, on Young Street, between Ellice and Sargent avenues, on May 4.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 3:58PM

• Friday 03PM Jun 03/22

  Rogers files challenge to Competition Bureau efforts to block its takeover of Shaw

  

  Rogers Communications Inc. says the Competition Bureau’s opposition to its proposed takeover of Shaw Communications Inc. is not supported by the evidence. The Friday filing by the telecom giant comes in response to the competition commissioner’s announcement in early May that the agency was seeking to block the $26-billion merger over concerns the deal would […]

  The post Rogers files challenge to Competition Bureau efforts to block its takeover of Shaw appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 3:57PM

• Friday 03PM Jun 03/22

  Winnipeg poised to crack down on vehicles abandoned on city streets

  

  The City of Winnipeg is poised to crack down on the practice of using residential streets as long-term parking spots.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 3:29PM

• Friday 02PM Jun 03/22

  Families, advocates say little has been done to implement MMIWG inquiry's final report in Manitoba

  

  Joan Winning keeps a copy of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls final report on her bookshelf, to remind her of the promises the government made to the families who shared their stories. 

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 2:52PM

• Friday 02PM Jun 03/22

  Manitobans working together to create memory box for Jets fan with dementia

  

  Two Manitoba women are asking the public for help in filling a memory box for a man with dementia – who is also the ultimate Winnipeg Jets fan.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 2:49PM

• Friday 02PM Jun 03/22

  Recalling a secret 1970 garden party with the Queen and Royal Family in a Manitoba farmyard

  

  At first glance it might have looked like any other 1970s-era backyard gathering — people sitting on lawn chairs, enjoying the heat of Manitoba in July. But the guests at that Carberry-area garden party included Queen Elizabeth and her family.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 2:33PM

• Friday 02PM Jun 03/22

  Winkler man killed in southern Manitoba highway crash

  

  Manitoba RCMP say a young man from Winkler died when his vehicle veered off the road and flipped over in a ditch Thursday.

  © Global | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 2:16PM

• Friday 02PM Jun 03/22

  'At risk of having to cancel': Program helping kids living with disabilities looking for volunteers

  

  An organization that helps children living with disabilities is asking for volunteers as it tries to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 2:15PM

• Friday 01PM Jun 03/22

  Slow start to seeding driving concerns about 2022 crop yields

  

  The delayed start to seeding across much of the prairies in 2022 is already raising concerns about potentially lower crop yields this fall.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 1:47PM

• Friday 01PM Jun 03/22

  WPS investigators fly to Toronto to make arrest in fatal Winnipeg shooting

  

  A man has been arrested in Toronto in connection with a homicide in Winnipeg’s Spence neighbourhood last month.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 1:45PM

• Friday 01PM Jun 03/22

  Winnipeg homicide suspect busted in Toronto, police say

  

  Homicide investigators flew to Toronto on Thursday to pick up Neigel Ryan Noel, 53, in connection with the killing of Scott Matthew Catcheway, 39.

  © Global | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 1:43PM

• Friday 01PM Jun 03/22

  Concerns grow for Canada’s 2022 crop yields with seeding off to slow start

  

  Canadian farmers are under pressure to produce a strong crop this year as the war in Ukraine drives global fears about food security.

  © Global | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 1:23PM

• Friday 12PM Jun 03/22

  'A national shame,' say advocates about lack of progress on MMIWG action plan

  

  A year into a national action plan to end violence against Indigenous women, advocates say little has been done and more accountability is needed from the federal government.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 12:48PM

• Friday 12PM Jun 03/22

  Big city mayors say they are facing housing affordability challenges

  

  Canada's big-city mayors holding their annual conference in Regina say affordable housing and homelessness need collaborative action from all levels of government.

  © Global | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 12:47PM

• Friday 12PM Jun 03/22

  Canada’s inaction on MMIWG calls to justice a ‘national shame’: NFSC

  

  The Canadian government admits actions to address violence against Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse people are falling short.

  The post Canada’s inaction on MMIWG calls to justice a ‘national shame’: NFSC appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 12:44PM

• Friday 12PM Jun 03/22

  World needs to up game against emerging infectious diseases: Dr. Theresa Tam

  

  Canada's chief public health officer says the world must erect better defences against transmissible diseases as climate change and other factors raise the risk we will see more emerging infectious diseases in the years to come.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 12:11PM

• Friday 12PM Jun 03/22

  Manitoba monitoring for monkeypox; no cases yet

  

  The Manitoba government says so far, no cases of monkeypox have been reported in the province.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 12:07PM

• Friday 11AM Jun 03/22

  World needs to up game against emerging infectious diseases: Tam

  

  Canada’s chief public health officer says the world must erect better defences against transmissible diseases as climate change and other factors raise the risk we will see more emerging infectious diseases in the years to come. Dr. Theresa Tam’s comments come as Canada has now confirmed 58 cases of monkeypox, with 52 in Quebec, five […]

  The post World needs to up game against emerging infectious diseases: Tam appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 11:33AM

• Friday 11AM Jun 03/22

  Wait times for Winnipeg ambulances continue to climb, WFPS says

  

  Wait times for Winnipeg ambulances continue to climb, according to new numbers from the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service.

  © Global | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 11:32AM

• Friday 11AM Jun 03/22

  'Definitely been an upswing': Manitoba growers cash in on mushroom mania

  

  The humble mushroom has cracked a number of 2022 food trend lists, with the New York Times calling it the ingredient of the year.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 11:09AM

• Friday 11AM Jun 03/22

  'A celebration of language': Work underway to revitalize Aboriginal languages in Manitoba

  

  Manitobans are gathering together to promote, support and revitalize Aboriginal languages in the province.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 11:03AM

• Friday 09AM Jun 03/22

  Pride Parade to cause several Winnipeg road closures

  

  Winnipeggers should expect a number of road closures this weekend due to the 2022 Pride Parade.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 9:19AM

• Friday 09AM Jun 03/22

  Report card finds ‘little progress made’ one year into feds’ MMIWG2S national action plan

  

  A report card from an organization representing the political voices of Indigenous women concluded that ‘little progress’ has been made in the federal government’s national action plan to address violence, racism and disproportionate deaths of Indigenous women and girls.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 9:18AM

• Friday 07AM Jun 03/22

  Early-morning fire temporarily closed Winnipeg intersection

  

  An early-morning fire in Winnipeg’s North End on Friday caused temporary road closures in the area.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 7:16AM

• Friday 06AM Jun 03/22

  Cineplex gift card bonuses

  Cineplex has a promotion until the end of June. For every $30 or more gift cards you buy, you get $30 movie extras for free. You get a free popcorn, 2 half price coupons for poutine or nachos and 2 ... Read More »

  The post Cineplex gift card bonuses appeared first on Save Money in Winnipeg.

  © Save Money in Winnipeg | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 6:41AM

• Friday 06AM Jun 03/22

  Jurors in Hoggard sex assault trial asked whether they have reached an impasse

  

  Jurors in the sexual assault trial of Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard sought more assistance from the court Friday as deliberations continued for a fourth day.

  © CTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 6:38AM

• Friday 06AM Jun 03/22

  Cineplex $3 Saturday morning movies for June – Family Favourites

  If you’re looking for cheap family outings for June, you can check out the Saturday morning movies at Cineplex. Just $3 per person, you can buy tickets in advance also. It’s only playing at certain theatres across Canada so check ... Read More »

  The post Cineplex $3 Saturday morning movies for June – Family Favourites appeared first on Save Money in Winnipeg.

  © Save Money in Winnipeg | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 6:29AM

• Friday 06AM Jun 03/22

  How will the war in Ukraine end?

  

  In today’s Big Story podcast, almost 100 days after Russian forces invaded Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says that Russian forces now control one-fifth of Ukraine. That is both a scary number and also a far better outcome thus far than most of the world predicted. This was a war that was supposed to be […]

  The post How will the war in Ukraine end? appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 6:08AM

• Friday 05AM Jun 03/22

  Queen Elizabeth skips service on 2nd day of Platinum Jubilee after discomfort issues

  

  Members of Britain’s royal family plan to attend a Friday church service honoring Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne, although the queen herself is skipping the event at St. Paul’s Cathedral in London due to difficulty getting around at age 96. The service of thanksgiving is taking place on the second of four […]

  The post Queen Elizabeth skips service on 2nd day of Platinum Jubilee after discomfort issues appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 5:39AM

• Friday 05AM Jun 03/22

  Lake Winnipeg storm rips apart seawall protecting Gimli-area residential neighbourhood

  

  The powerful storm that moved across southern Manitoba earlier this week destroyed part of a seawall that protects a residential area near Gimli from high water on Lake Winnipeg.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 5:00AM

• Friday 05AM Jun 03/22

  Winnipeg food delivery driver says he may ditch car for bicycle as gas prices soar

  

  For Mykyta Hlushchenko, an international student by day and food delivery driver by night, every cent matters. That's why soaring gas prices have him considering a change to how he works — going back to make deliveries by bicycle instead of in his car.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 5:00AM

• Friday 03AM Jun 03/22

  Ottawa to stop distributing rapid tests to provinces, territories at end of 2022: PHAC

  

  Ottawa is moving toward ending distribution of COVID-19 rapid tests to the provinces and territories by the end of the year, but it will maintain a strategic reserve of the tests.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 3:00AM

• Friday 03AM Jun 03/22

  Fighting 'denialists' for the truth about unmarked graves and residential schooling

  

  Denialists seek to downplay or distort basic facts about residential schools to shake public confidence and undermine truth and reconciliation efforts, write Kisha Supernant and Sean Carleton.

  © CBC | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 3:00AM

• Friday 03AM Jun 03/22

  Jurors in Hoggard trial review testimony after telling court they’re deadlocked

  

  (Editor’s Note: Some of the details in this report are graphic and may be disturbing to some readers) Jurors in the sexual assault trial of Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard began reviewing hours of testimony Friday evening after telling the court they were still deadlocked. The jury initially indicated it was deadlocked Thursday morning and was […]

  The post Jurors in Hoggard trial review testimony after telling court they’re deadlocked appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Fri, Jun 3, 2022, 3:00AM

• Thursday 10PM Jun 02/22

  City explores regulations for short-term rentals, asking Winnipeggers for feedback

  

  The city wants to hear from Winnipeggers on what regulations should be put in place for short-term rentals, like Airbnb.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 10:43PM

• Thursday 09PM Jun 02/22

  Feds flow $2.5M to Peguis First Nation for flood repairs, but more needed amid scale of devastation: chief

  

  The federal government has provided $2.5 million to flood-ravaged Peguis First Nation, and while the funds are welcomed, the leader of the Manitoba Interlake community says much more is needed for repairs and future mitigation.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 9:19PM

• Thursday 08PM Jun 02/22

  One man arrested in connection with shooting at Portage Avenue lounge

  

  Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a 24-year-old man in connection with a shooting at a lounge on Portage Avenue Tuesday.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 8:41PM

• Thursday 08PM Jun 02/22

  'A leader in collaborative plans': Looking at the impact of the ARCC program so far in Winnipeg

  

  The Winnipeg Police Chief is expected to briefly address a new mental health program within the Winnipeg Police Service on Friday at a scheduled Police Board meeting and the positive impacts it has already had, something which is exciting news for those involved.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 8:12PM

• Thursday 07PM Jun 02/22

  Trudeau calls Chinese fighter jets flying dangerously close to Canadian military plane troubling

  

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expressing concern after Chinese fighter jets flew a Canadian military plane operating in Asia. Trudeau says he wants to make sure this does not become part of a pattern of escalation from China. “The fact that China would have chosen to do this is extremely troubling. So we will be […]

  The post Trudeau calls Chinese fighter jets flying dangerously close to Canadian military plane troubling appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 7:50PM

• Thursday 07PM Jun 02/22

  Winnipeg mayor hopefuls say they'll disclose donor list before advance voting

  

  Some Winnipeg mayoral candidates say they'll share who donated to their campaign before advance voting opens this fall.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 7:41PM

• Thursday 06PM Jun 02/22

  Jan. 6 committee sets prime-time hearing date for findings

  

  The House committee investigating the Jan. 6 insurrection at the Capitol will go public with its findings in a prime-time hearing next week, the start of what lawmakers hope will be a high-profile airing of the causes and consequences of the domestic attack on the U.S. government. Lawmakers plan to hold a series of hearings […]

  The post Jan. 6 committee sets prime-time hearing date for findings appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:40PM

• Thursday 06PM Jun 02/22

  Blue Bombers cut 11 players including Whop Philyor

  

  The Blue Bombers released receiver Whop Philyor, defensive back Josh Miller and nine others on Thursday.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:28PM

• Thursday 06PM Jun 02/22

  Man shot at St. James lounge charged with carrying gun: Winnipeg police

  

  Winnipeg police haven't announced any other arrests after a man was shot Tuesday at Classics Billiards Bar & Grill, but say the investigation is ongoing. 

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:20PM

• Thursday 06PM Jun 02/22

  Son's pride flag banned from Winnipeg school, mother alleges

  

  A Winnipeg mother is filing a complaint with the Human Rights Commission after her son was told not to talk about being gay or bring his pride flag to school.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:09PM

• Thursday 06PM Jun 02/22

  CBC Winnipeg News June 2, 2022

  

  Our community. Our neighbourhoods. The news of our city..

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:00PM

• Thursday 05PM Jun 02/22

  Landfill search begins as Winnipeg police investigate Indigenous woman’s death

  

  Police in Winnipeg have started searching a landfill for human remains as part of an investigation into an Indigenous woman’s death. Police say a sacred fire was lit and a ceremony held to honour 24-year-old Rebecca Contois earlier this week before officers began to search the site. Jeremy Anthony Michael Skibicki, who is 35, was […]

  The post Landfill search begins as Winnipeg police investigate Indigenous woman’s death appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:21PM

• Thursday 05PM Jun 02/22

  New rules for dog daycares, Winnipeg pet owners coming into effect this summer

  

  New standards for dog daycares and limits on when pet owners can leave their animals in cars are part of a new package of rules adopted by the City of Winnipeg.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:21PM

• Thursday 05PM Jun 02/22

  Parts of Kenora under evacuation due to rising waters

  

  Residents along two roads in Kenora are being told to evacuate their homes, while others are being told to monitor their properties as rising water levels continue in the area.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:20PM

• Thursday 05PM Jun 02/22

  Police begin search of Winnipeg landfill for remains of homicide victim found dead in May

  

  Soon after partial remains of Rebecca Contois were discovered on May 16, police say they secured an area of the Brady Road Landfill. Officers faced search delays due to "extensive preparation work and poor recent weather conditions," police said in a news release on Thursday.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:07PM

• Thursday 05PM Jun 02/22

  Manitoba reports rise in COVID-19 deaths, 120 new hospitalizations

  

  The province’s latest epidemiology update shows 15 new deaths were reported between May 22 and 28.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:07PM

• Thursday 04PM Jun 02/22

  Winnipeg police searching landfill in Rebecca Contois homicide investigation

  

  The Winnipeg Police Service has officially started searching a landfill in connection with a homicide of a 24-year-old Winnipeg woman.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 4:55PM

• Thursday 04PM Jun 02/22

  Search for remains of Winnipeg homicide victim starts at landfill: police

  

  Rebecca Contois' partial remains were found near an apartment block in the 200 block of Edison Avenue May 16.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 4:31PM

• Thursday 04PM Jun 02/22

  Midnight traffic stop nets drug, weapon seizure for Winnipeg cops, dozens of charges for suspects

  

  Three Winnipeggers are each facing lengthy lists of drug, weapon and other charges after police stopped a stolen vehicle just after midnight Wednesday.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 4:30PM

• Thursday 04PM Jun 02/22

  Driver accused of assaulting passenger won't be allowed to drive cab in Winnipeg for 5 years

  

  An appeal board that looks after taxi, limo and ride-hail issues in Winnipeg decided to keep a man accused of assaulting and forcibly confining a passenger from driving a cab on city streets for five years.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 4:16PM

• Thursday 03PM Jun 02/22

  Woman killed in hit-and-run was friendly, cheerful person in spite of struggles, family member says

  

  The cousin of a woman who died two weeks ago following a hit-and-run collision in Winnipeg says she was a kind, friendly person and hopes whoever was responsible comes forward. 

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 3:11PM

• Thursday 02PM Jun 02/22

  'Not fair': CERB recipients who now have to pay the money back share their stories

  

  Two years after the federal government made the unprecedented move to give out swift financial assistance in the form of $2,000 per month to those who lost work in 2020 due to the pandemic, many Canadians are being told that they need to pay money back — including some who say they didn’t even apply for that particular benefit.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 2:34PM

• Thursday 02PM Jun 02/22

  Ukrainian refugee finds work at Stony Mountain café

  

  Though she doesn’t speak a word of English, Alla Salnykov is happy to find a job in Stony Mountain.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 2:27PM

• Thursday 02PM Jun 02/22

  Winnipeg Goldeyes team up with brewers for 1-day Manitoba beer celebration

  

  The Winnipeg Goldeyes are hosting more than just opposing ballclubs this July – they want you to come enjoy all Manitoba's craft breweries have to offer for a one-day event.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 2:18PM

• Thursday 02PM Jun 02/22

  Knife-wielding man wreaks havoc in Headingley-area business, RCMP say

  

  Police said they were called to the business around 6:30 p.m., where a suspect brandishing a large knife was smashing things and acting in a dangerous manner.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 2:07PM

• Thursday 01PM Jun 02/22

  Thousands of flood-damaged sites need repairs in Manitoba, tab already tens of millions and growing

  

  The devastation from the wettest Manitoba spring in over a century is still being catalogued, but officials say there are thousands of sites that need repairs, with a repair tab that is already into the tens of millions of dollars.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 1:50PM

• Thursday 01PM Jun 02/22

  Queen Elizabeth II to miss Friday's Jubilee event due to mobility issues

  

  Queen Elizabeth II will no longer attend Friday's Service of Thanksgiving for her seven decades as monarch after experiencing some discomfort when she appeared at a military parade on Thursday, Buckingham Palace said.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 1:46PM

• Thursday 01PM Jun 02/22

  Little Grand Rapids man charged in Wednesday stabbing, Manitoba RCMP say

  

  A suspect from the community, 27, was identified and is now in custody facing charges of aggravated assault and uttering threats.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 1:44PM

• Thursday 01PM Jun 02/22

  Gas prices could rise above $2 a litre in Manitoba by next week: forecaster

  

  Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, said prices at the pump are expected to soar above $2 a litre as early as Monday.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 1:41PM

• Thursday 01PM Jun 02/22

  Grand Beach resident wants safety improvements for beachgoers

  

  A resident of Grand Beach, Man. wants the provincial government to ensure there is always trained staff to help keep beachgoers safe throughout the spring and summer.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 1:25PM

• Thursday 12PM Jun 02/22

  Manitoba reports 52 new COVID-19 deaths in weekly report; case numbers dropping

  

  The Manitoba government’s death toll related to COVID-19 has increased by 52, according to the province’s weekly surveillance report.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 12:14PM

• Thursday 12PM Jun 02/22

  A tick species could cause allergic reactions to red meat. Here's how.

  

  While many people may associate ticks with Lyme disease, a bite from one particular species could cause a rare allergy to red meat and experts are concerned its being spotted more frequently in Canada.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 12:12PM

• Thursday 11AM Jun 02/22

  1,000 Manitobans to receive Queen Elizabeth Platinum Jubilee commemorative medals

  

  Lieutenant-Governor Janice Filmon is celebrating Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee by awarding commemorative medals to Manitobans who have devoted themselves to the betterment of their communities, province, or country.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 11:23AM

• Thursday 10AM Jun 02/22

  Tulsa shooting suspect targeted surgeon he blamed for pain: Police

  

  A man who blamed his surgeon for ongoing pain after a recent back surgery bought an AR-style rifle hours before opening fire at a Tulsa medical office, killing the surgeon and three other people before fatally shooting himself, police said Thursday. Tulsa Police Chief Wendell Franklin says the gunman had recently undergone back surgery and […]

  The post Tulsa shooting suspect targeted surgeon he blamed for pain: Police appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 10:56AM

• Thursday 10AM Jun 02/22

  These are the new rules pet owners in Winnipeg must follow July 1

  

  The City of Winnipeg is bringing in new rules for pet owners covering everything from dog and cat breeding, dog daycares and feeding wildlife in the city.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 10:42AM

• Thursday 10AM Jun 02/22

  'Opportunistic arson' prompts evacuation of North End apartment building

  

  A dozen people were evacuated from a North End apartment complex early Thursday morning after a fire that was started outside spread to the building.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 10:40AM

• Thursday 10AM Jun 02/22

  52 more COVID-19 deaths reported in Manitoba as hospitalizations rise

  

  Manitoba added 52 COVID-19 deaths to its total in the latest weekly update from public health officials.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 10:25AM

• Thursday 10AM Jun 02/22

  Provincial ministers speak Thursday following Interlake flood tour

  

  Provincial officials will be speaking to media Thursday morning, following a flood tour of Manitoba's Interlake region.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 10:04AM

• Thursday 09AM Jun 02/22

  Fire at Winnipeg apartment building described as ‘opportunistic arson’

  

  An early-morning blaze at a College Avenue apartment building is being described by city officials as "opportunistic arson".

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 9:42AM

• Thursday 09AM Jun 02/22

  Winnipeg Blue Bombers to unveil championship banner at season opener

  

  Fans of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers can celebrate the 2021 Grey Cup championship one more time on June 10, when the team officially unveils the championship banner at IG Field.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 9:10AM

• Thursday 07AM Jun 02/22

  Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee kicks off with pomp

  

  Four days of celebrations honouring Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne kicked off Thursday with a display of British military traditions stretching from the days of horse and cannon to the jet age. Formal celebrations for the Platinum Jubilee began with Trooping the Colour, an annual military review that has marked the sovereign’s […]

  The post Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee kicks off with pomp appeared first on CityNews Winnipeg.

  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 7:50AM

• Thursday 07AM Jun 02/22

  New pet ownership rules coming to Winnipeg in July

  

  Winnipeg has introduced several new requirements for domestic pet owners, as well as new wildlife regulations. The new bylaws are effective July 1.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 7:04AM

• Thursday 06AM Jun 02/22

  Jurors in Hoggard sex assault trial ask to review testimony of complainant's friend

  

  Jurors in the sexual assault trial of Canadian musician Jacob Hoggard have asked to review the testimony of a friend of one of the complainants, hours after telling the court they could not reach a unanimous agreement on some counts.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:41AM

• Thursday 06AM Jun 02/22

  Why is B.C. decriminalizing drugs? And will it help?

  

  In today’s Big Story podcast, the overdose crisis is a tragedy, and in the past couple of years the number of deaths has been staggering. Harm-reduction advocates are looking for any way possible to save lives, and decriminalization is a strategy that has been used elsewhere to great effect. So starting next January, British Columbia […]

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  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:05AM

• Thursday 06AM Jun 02/22

  Rogers Sports & Media announces new ‘ALL IN’ charity, business partnerships

  

  Rogers Sports & Media is officially announcing eight partnerships with diverse charities and small businesses as part of its ongoing ALL IN initiative. The company will help showcase the work of its new partnership organizations over the next two years by providing creative services and advertising. Specific campaigns for each organization will air nationally across […]

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  © CityTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 6:00AM

• Thursday 05AM Jun 02/22

  Winnipeg mother killed amid alleged domestic violence remembered as ‘an amazing woman’

  

  “She was an amazing woman that honestly had a full life in front of her."

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:00AM

• Thursday 05AM Jun 02/22

  ‘No limousines, no crowns, just ordinary people’: The Royal Family’s stay on a Manitoba farm

  

  As the Queen is set to mark her Platinum Jubilee, one Manitoba family is remembering their remarkable royal experience from over 50 years ago.

  © Global | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:00AM

• Thursday 05AM Jun 02/22

  Yazidi sisters plead with government to expedite 12-year-old brother's application to come to Canada

  

  Yazidi refugee Layla Alhussein and her sister Amal came to Canada in 2018. They had no idea their little brother, who now lives in a refugee camp in Iraq, was alive until they learned he was liberated from ISIS captivity in early 2020.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:00AM

• Thursday 05AM Jun 02/22

  This woman is among a growing long COVID population that a U of M team is studying

  

  Over a year ago, Lisa Tarko caught COVID-19 and ended up in hospital for nearly a month. She still lives with the lasting effects of the virus. Now, researchers are trying to better understand how long COVID is affecting Manitobans like Tarko.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 5:00AM

• Thursday 03AM Jun 02/22

  Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee kicks off with pomp

  

  Four days of celebrations honouring Queen Elizabeth II's 70 years on the throne got underway Thursday with a display of British military traditions stretching from the days of horse and cannon to the jet age.

  © CTV | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 3:29AM

• Thursday 03AM Jun 02/22

  Late mother's wish to leave band-owned home to grandchildren leads to lawsuit between brothers

  

  A Brokenhead Ojibway Nation member is suing two brothers, the Manitoba First Nation and its housing authority for not granting his late mother's wishes as laid out in her will.

  © CBC | Thu, Jun 2, 2022, 3:00AM

• Wednesday 09PM Jun 01/22

  Winnipeg Ice coach, president win top honours at Western Hockey League awards

  

  Coach James Patrick has been named Western Hockey League coach of the year, receiving the Dunc McCallum Trophy, while Winnipeg Ice president, general manager and alternate governor Matt Cockell was awarded the Lloyd Saunders Memorial Trophy, presented annually to the WHL executive of the year.

  © CBC | Wed, Jun 1, 2022, 9:58PM

• Wednesday 08PM Jun 01/22

  'Stressors are going way up': New program aimed at helping Manitoba farmers' mental health

  

  A new organization is aimed at helping farmers by providing more support for their mental health.

  © CTV | Wed, Jun 1, 2022, 8:06PM

• Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22

  Lakeshore residents return home as evacuation order cancelled; flood conditions improved

  

  The RM of Lakeshore has cancelled the evacuation order it issued Tuesday, allowing residents to return to their homes.

  © CTV | Wed, Jun 1, 2022, 6:49PM

• Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22

  Gillingham promises new 24-hour safe space in Winnipeg's North End if elected mayor

  

  Scott Gillingham says he'll extend and increase funding for safe spaces in Winnipeg's core neighbourhoods if elected mayor this fall.

  © CBC | Wed, Jun 1, 2022, 6:44PM

• Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22

  Pandemic leaves Manitoba Soccer Association with referee shortage

  

  With Manitoba's outdoor soccer season underway, the provincial soccer association is feeling a pandemic pinch – there are not enough referees for all the games.

  © CTV | Wed, Jun 1, 2022, 6:42PM

• Wednesday 06PM Jun 01/22

  Manitoba not looking at following B.C. in decriminalizing small amounts of illegal drugs

  

  Manitoba Justice Minister Kelvin Goertzen said the province won't be following B.C. footsteps in decriminalizing the possession of small amounts of illegal drugs.

  © CTV | Wed, Jun 1, 2022, 6:27PM