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War of words erupts over planned drug recovery centre to be built in St. James | Mayoral candidate Motkaluk wants to spend $581M to expand, electrify transit fleet | Petition pushes legal recreational marijuana onto upcoming North Dakota ballot | Campaign encourages newcomers to make their voices heard in upcoming civic election

Share via: Facebook Twitter Forward CBC Manitoba View Online Preferences Unsubscribe Questions / Feedback War of words erupts over planned drug recovery centre to be built in St. James Tue, 14 Aug 2018 19:44:51 EDT Only two weeks after his stepson died, Rodell Bautista was at the centre of a heated debate over a drug treatment centre that might have saved his stepson's life. Mayoral candidate Motkaluk wants to spend $581M to expand, electrify transit fleet Tue, 14 Aug 2018 13:51:52 EDT Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk wants to spend half a billion dollars over the next six years to electrify and expand Winnipeg Transit's fleet. Petition pushes legal recreational marijuana onto upcoming North Dakota ballot Tue, 14 Aug 2018 18:20:11 EDT Supporters of legalizing recreational marijuana in North Dakota have succeeded in bringing the matter to a public vote later this year. Campaign encourages newcomers to make their voices heard in upcoming civic election Tue, 14 Aug 2018 16:52:12 EDT Abdikheir Ahmed, director of Immigration Partnership Winnipeg, says he feels it’s crucial to get those numbers up so that newcomers have a voice in who represents them — especially given Winnipeg’s large immigrant population, Second man arrested in deadly Corydon shooting Man arrested for break-and-enter 4 years later John Sauder: From fall-like weather this morning to hot summer weather Wednesday When the plastic flamingo trend took flight in the 1980s Court hearing on Humboldt Broncos fundraising a first under new Sask. law 2 men died in murder-suicide on Wordsworth Way, Winnipeg police say Calgary man charged in deadly hit and run has 2 stolen vehicle convictions Winnipeg man flies nearly 2,300 km in wrong direction after getting on wrong flight to Arctic Dozens dead in Genoa bridge collapse Two people from Winnipeg in hospital following northwestern Ontario motor vehicle collision Morneau ready to use 'emergency' measure to protect steel sector CBC Manitoba You received this email at brothermike...@googlegroups.com because you opted-in. Modify your subscription preferences To unsubscribe only from CBC Manitoba click here View this email in your browser here Canadian Broadcasting Corporation 250 Front St. W, Toronto, Ontario M5V 3G5, Canada For all other request and inquiries contact us here cbc.radio-canada.ca | cbc.ca | radio-canada.ca

                         

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Winnipeg man sought for role in domestic incidents | Manitoba won't charge sales tax on recreational marijuana | Hydro orders work stoppage on section of Southwest Transitway | Months-long crime spree ends with pair's arrest, Winnipeg police say

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Winnipeg man sought for role in domestic incidents Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:12:33 EDT A 46-year-old man from Winnipeg is wanted in connection with various incidents of domestic violence.

Manitoba won't charge sales tax on recreational marijuana Wed, 15 Aug 2018 16:43:50 EDT The Progressive Conservative government released its Budget Implementation and Tax Statutes Amendment Act Wednesday. Among dozens of amendments and legislative changes previously announced, the headline is recreational cannabis will not be subject to provincial sales taxes.

Hydro orders work stoppage on section of Southwest Transitway Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:08:37 EDT Manitoba Hydro has ordered a work stoppage on a section of the Southwest Transitway, citing concerns that include excavations that come too close to hydro transmission lines

Months-long crime spree ends with pair's arrest, Winnipeg police say Wed, 15 Aug 2018 18:02:09 EDT A man, 45, and a woman, 30, have been charged in connection with a months-long crime spree in Winnipeg that included the theft of multiple vehicles, breaking into a business and stealing a bike, licence plates and someone's identification, Winnipeg police say.

Ottawa to declare federal holiday to mark legacy of residential school system Crown appeals sentence for Winnipeg man who left mother to die on the floor Parking officer assaulted in Richmond West area Police expanding door knocking initiative to north end to combat meth-related crime John Sauder: The heat is back to southern Manitoba ... and so is the smoke! Winnipeg family fights for more addictions support after losing son to suicide Smoke from western forest fires drifts into southwestern Manitoba Horse rider wakes from coma, makes fast recovery after life-threatening trauma Canada to phase out pesticides linked to bee deaths, sources say Ontario officials seek people responsible for starting Lake of the Woods forest fire Family hit with $300K medical bill after father falls ill during a visit

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Powwow dancer thanks stranger who returned lost regalia | They're hee-re! Boler bash begins | Pioneer Arena to be renamed after Stanley Cup-winning goaltender | Northern First Nation calls on Pallister government to improve 'deplorable' highway

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Powwow dancer thanks stranger who returned lost regalia Thu, 16 Aug 2018 16:47:11 EDT A First Nation powwow dancer returned to Portage la Prairie, Man., this week to personally thank the man who returned his lost regalia.

They're hee-re! Boler bash begins Thu, 16 Aug 2018 17:53:55 EDT Hundreds of nostalgic boomers and hipster glampers have taken over exhibition grounds just outside Winnipeg to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Boler trailer - and in many cases, the owners are as quirky as their campers.

Pioneer Arena to be renamed after Stanley Cup-winning goaltender Thu, 16 Aug 2018 17:53:28 EDT A community arena in Winnipeg is being renamed after a famed NHL goaltender who died just months after he helped his team win the Stanley Cup.

Northern First Nation calls on Pallister government to improve 'deplorable' highway Thu, 16 Aug 2018 18:29:39 EDT About 100 people travelled 480 kilometres from Mosakahiken Cree Nation to protest the condition of a highway that runs from their northern Manitoba community.

Russ Wyatt unsure whether he will seek 5th council term Portage and Main 'yes' campaign seeks to amass $100K marketing kitty Man missing since November found dead Enbridge shows off pipeline progress near Morden B.C. forest fires could impact Manitoba's air quality for rest of August John Sauder: Smoky haze holding temperatures back across the south Doctor suspended for 'deeply troubling' intimate mentorship with medical students Missing man, 25, last seen a month ago Thompson river search finds no trace of Dianne Bignell Stabbing victims sue Exchange District bouncer, lounge after bloody attack 'The gift of her music remains to inspire us all': Tributes abound for Aretha Franklin, Queen of Soul

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Sign vandalized after MP Maxime Bernier calls out Winnipeg park for 'extreme multiculturalism' | Stony Mountain under lockdown after 3 inmates assaulted | CancerCare Manitoba says no harm to patients underdosed on cancer drugs | Survivor of Dieppe raid honoured in Winnipeg 76 years after being taken prisoner

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Sign vandalized after MP Maxime Bernier calls out Winnipeg park for 'extreme multiculturalism' Fri, 17 Aug 2018 19:29:01 EDT Days after Conservative MP Maxime Bernier singled out a Winnipeg park named after a Pakistani leader in an attempt to demonstrate that multiculturalism has gone too far, the park's new sign was vandalized.

Stony Mountain under lockdown after 3 inmates assaulted Fri, 17 Aug 2018 20:28:31 EDT Stony Mountain Institution has been placed in lockdown after three inmates were assaulted on Thursday night.

CancerCare Manitoba says no harm to patients underdosed on cancer drugs Fri, 17 Aug 2018 18:53:13 EDT Cancercare Manitoba doctors didn’t tell 175 patients who were potentially underdosed on cancer drugs because they don’t believe it caused anyone harm.

Survivor of Dieppe raid honoured in Winnipeg 76 years after being taken prisoner Fri, 17 Aug 2018 17:45:42 EDT One of few remaining Second World War veterans was honoured in Winnipeg Friday by a Royal Canadian Air Force squadron he shares a past with.

String of firearms incidents fuelled by city's meth problem, police say 'Gusher' of a leak spills water all over River Heights street for 3rd day This house is heated on 2 hair dryers' worth of energy in winter — and now it's easier to have a home like it Parents accuse Balmoral Hall of hefty, unfair bills after withdrawing before school starts Smoke from raging B.C. fires seen from space by NASA satellite Artist unveils stone canoe sculpture at edge of Red River in Point Douglas Be their guest: Beauty and the Beast offers fairy-tale ending to Rainbow season Tractor pull, Boler reunion and music fest fun: CBC Manitoba's top 3 things to do this weekend Water in The Pas safe to drink if boiled first, province says Feast in honour of Tina Fontaine will be held on 4th anniversary of her body's discovery Power imbalance makes medical students vulnerable to abuse: ethicist

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Foundations cracking, homes sinking: Winnipeg buildings slumping from dry summer | Indigenous patients still waiting for equity in health-care system: CMA health summit | Mom waits for answers after 21-year-old killed on Manitoba highway | Volunteers comb area near Lac du Bonnet for missing 31-year-old

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Foundations cracking, homes sinking: Winnipeg buildings slumping from dry summer Mon, 20 Aug 2018 20:05:36 EDT A hot and humid summer has laid a beating on home foundations in Winnipeg — and it could cost as much as $70,000 to repair.

Indigenous patients still waiting for equity in health-care system: CMA health summit Mon, 20 Aug 2018 18:38:35 EDT Hundreds of health professionals from across the country have heard how Indigenous patients are still waiting for equitable access to treatment.

Mom waits for answers after 21-year-old killed on Manitoba highway Mon, 20 Aug 2018 14:20:24 EDT The mother of a man killed in a collision on Highway 59 on Sunday says she’s still waiting to find out what led to her son’s death.

Volunteers comb area near Lac du Bonnet for missing 31-year-old Mon, 20 Aug 2018 15:25:39 EDT Dylan McIvor hasn’t been heard from since Friday, after he went biking along trails in an area southwest of Lac du Bonnet, Man.

Canadian Pacific moved more grain in past year despite extreme weather, backlog CancerCare Manitoba to notify patients given too little medication John Sauder: Expect some mid-week heat, then a chance for some rain Medical marijuana: Should it stay or should it go after pot is legalized? Family of hiker missing in German Alps calls on Canadian government for help Hymn Sing alumni gather in Winnipeg to reunite in song Grass isn't greener for lawn care companies, hit hard by Winnipeg heat Hundreds attend Pakistani celebration in park targeted in Conservative MP Bernier tweet Inmate dies following assault at Stony Mountain Institution Winnipeg house shot at early Sunday morning Man dead after being struck by multiple vehicles on Highway 59, police say

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Allegations of sexual abuse, racism unveiled in report on Hydro's impact on northern Manitoba | Manitoba Liberal leader calls on minister to quit over St. Boniface soil testing snafu | 'These folks can't wait until 2030': Federal anti-poverty strategy needs more concrete plans, says advocate | Liberals vow to lift 2 million Canadians out of poverty by 2030, with no new spending

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Allegations of sexual abuse, racism unveiled in report on Hydro's impact on northern Manitoba Tue, 21 Aug 2018 17:06:12 EDT A new report contains allegations of sexual abuse by construction workers, racism and the marginalization of the Indigenous community after work crews settled in areas around Gillam, Man.

Manitoba Liberal leader calls on minister to quit over St. Boniface soil testing snafu Tue, 21 Aug 2018 18:38:51 EDT Dougald Lamont, the leader of the Manitoba Liberals, says the minister of sustainable development should be turfed after the release of an advisory note that shows the Sustainable Development department first learned the results of soil testing in St. Boniface by at least June 4 — over a month before affected residents were informed.

'These folks can't wait until 2030': Federal anti-poverty strategy needs more concrete plans, says advocate Tue, 21 Aug 2018 18:58:33 EDT People experiencing poverty — and those helping them — say they're a little skeptical about a new federal government commitment to reduce poverty.

Liberals vow to lift 2 million Canadians out of poverty by 2030, with no new spending Tue, 21 Aug 2018 07:37:56 EDT The Liberal government says it's possible to pull more than two million people over the poverty line by 2030 without committing to any new spending or policy promises.

Winnipeg pastor charged with sex crimes in California MMIWG inquiry announces final 4 cities it will hold hearings 3rd arrest made after 'shoot a Indian' Facebook posts in Flin Flon, Man. Owner of hardware store destroyed in Crystal City fire says he plans to rebuild Low water levels prompt warning for boaters on Red River Bus company hopes to offer daily trips from Winnipeg to Vancouver Winnipeg police respond to 8 stabbing calls in 5 days 'There's no room for forgiveness': Pope's sexual abuse letter meaningless to survivor John Sauder: Cool mornings but summer is not over yet! Jury selection begins in murder-for-hire trial into Winnipeg man's death in Puerto Rico Manitoba doctors' college not asking police to investigate allegations against suspended doctor

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Cossacks on horseback, Ukrainian music accompany Stanley Cup through Dauphin | 2 Winnipeggers killed in northern Ontario crash | Kinew calls for ombudsman probe into delay of St. Boniface soil test results | Repeat sex offender living in Winnipeg, police believe

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Cossacks on horseback, Ukrainian music accompany Stanley Cup through Dauphin Wed, 22 Aug 2018 18:21:13 EDT In Dauphin, you can't have a parade without Ukrainian music — even when it's the Stanley Cup on parade.

2 Winnipeggers killed in northern Ontario crash Wed, 22 Aug 2018 19:07:05 EDT A Calgary chef and his son have been killed, and his wife and daughter remain in critical condition, after their vehicle struck a moose in northern Ontario on the weekend.

Kinew calls for ombudsman probe into delay of St. Boniface soil test results Wed, 22 Aug 2018 18:39:50 EDT The leader of Manitoba’s Official Opposition is calling on the province’s ombudsman to investigate after documents show the Pallister government waited more than a month to release test results that found heavy metal contamination in the St. Boniface neighbourhood.

Repeat sex offender living in Winnipeg, police believe Wed, 22 Aug 2018 18:31:28 EDT A high-risk sex offender is believed to be living in Winnipeg, police say.

'An open wound:' Fox Lake leadership says historical sexual abuse by Hydro workers haunts residents John Sauder: Heat continues, humidity rises toward weekend Driver who fatally struck man won't face charges: RCMP AFN seeks public inquiry into allegations against Manitoba Hydro workers Women who regularly walk river trail near Bonnycastle Park shocked by sexual assault Natural gas leaks keep repair crews hopping Canada's cattle producers tighten belts as drought dries up pastures Missing man George Lepine found dead Criminal record checks aren't enough to spot predators, expert says Dauphin overfloweth with pride for Stanley Cup-winning favourite son U of M students renew call for mandatory consent training for faculty

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'Pure trauma': Fox Lake members stricken after hasty release of troubling report | Winnipeg officer charged in deadly hit-run no longer on the force, police say | Birds, fish floating in 'death pond' at Winnipeg park disturbs residents | Farm family grateful for harvest help after son burned in Crystal City elevator blaze

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'Pure trauma': Fox Lake members stricken after hasty release of troubling report Thu, 23 Aug 2018 18:50:57 EDT The unexpected release of a report issued by the province detailing allegations of sexual abuse by Hydro Manitoba workers at a Manitoba First Nation in the 1960s has sent some traumatized members of the Fox Lake Cree Nation to hospital, its CEO says.

Winnipeg officer charged in deadly hit-run no longer on the force, police say Thu, 23 Aug 2018 19:51:54 EDT Justin Holz, who was off duty at the time of the alleged crime, is no longer a member of the Winnipeg Police Service.

Birds, fish floating in 'death pond' at Winnipeg park disturbs residents Thu, 23 Aug 2018 11:10:16 EDT Countless birds and fish are dying in a retention pond that was once a haven for wildlife, residents in Winnipeg's Mandalay West neighbourhood say.

Farm family grateful for harvest help after son burned in Crystal City elevator blaze Thu, 23 Aug 2018 15:42:46 EDT A farmer whose son was badly burned in a grain elevator fire says he's overwhelmed by the response of his neighbours who came out in force to help him bring in his wheat harvest.

Vogelsang to face preliminary hearing on Alberta robbery charges in November Union urges Ottawa to buy back Canadian Wheat Board from Saudis Propane tank, shovel thrown at police in meth-fuelled incidents To spray or not to spray? 2 farmers weigh in on the pesticide vs. organic debate John Sauder: Warm through the end of the week, then an abrupt change on the weekend Woman dies following crash on Perimeter Highway Wednesday morning Filipino-oriented supermarket to open next summer at Garden City Shopping Centre Over 1,000 Manitoba drivers caught breaking the law on back roads, RCMP 3 Winnipeg WWI soldiers among 4 Canadians laid to rest at military cemetery in France Two Indigenous Manitoba men switched at birth reach settlement with Ottawa The Pas boil water advisory lifted

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Commission heard sexual-assault allegations about Hydro workers in 2012: former chair | RCMP investigate death of toddler in Little Grand Rapids First Nation | Cree grandmother recalls abuse described in shocking report on Manitoba Hydro workers | Cocaine dealer to be deported, another must repay $212K after serving prison term

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Commission heard sexual-assault allegations about Hydro workers in 2012: former chair Fri, 24 Aug 2018 19:39:19 EDT Manitoba's Clean Environment Commission heard testimony in 2012 of racism and sexual assault by Hydro project workers on Indigenous people in the north. Terry Sargeant, he commission's chair at the time, says "in hindsight, perhaps we should have done more."

RCMP investigate death of toddler in Little Grand Rapids First Nation Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:51:05 EDT The boy, 3, was unresponsive when brought into the community nursing station Thursday afternoon and later pronounced dead, RCMP say.

Cree grandmother recalls abuse described in shocking report on Manitoba Hydro workers Fri, 24 Aug 2018 18:35:37 EDT A Cree grandmother from Fox Lake Cree Nation says she will not be silent about the sexual assault she and a friend suffered at the hands of workers from a nearby Manitoba Hydro camp when she was just 14 years old.

Cocaine dealer to be deported, another must repay $212K after serving prison term Fri, 24 Aug 2018 17:41:23 EDT The last of 14 people charged in Project Distress, a 15-month covert drug investigation conducted by the RCMP and Winnipeg police, are now heading to prison.

Winnipeg police arrest convicted killer sought in string of armed bank robberies Winnipeg's New Flyer wins $43.2M contract to supply electric buses to Montreal, Laval Winnipeg Transit supervisor in stable condition after assault by 3 passengers New West Nile cases a reminder problem mosquitoes still active, province says Judicial complaint filed against judge who approved Sixties Scoop settlement Police look for missing Swan River man Meth behind 2 recent attacks on officers, security guards, Winnipeg police say John Sauder: Warm day, smoke clears later, cool change through the weekend Police officer dragged behind stolen truck during arrest attempt Winnipeg pastor charged with sex offences in California pleads not guilty Stayed sex charges should remain on man's record, Winnipeg police conclude

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'It could have been fatal': Family recounts fleeing from apartment fire in minutes | Child and youth advocate to review death of toddler in Little Grand Rapids First Nation | Liberals approve first saliva screening roadside test for marijuana | Manitoba businesses anxious to see U.S. trade deal done, lobby groups say

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'It could have been fatal': Family recounts fleeing from apartment fire in minutes Mon, 27 Aug 2018 16:58:28 EDT Staring at the rubble of what was once her family's home, Leanne Nacionales knows they wouldn't be alive today if it wasn't for her 10-year-old daughter Chloe Carreon.

Child and youth advocate to review death of toddler in Little Grand Rapids First Nation Mon, 27 Aug 2018 17:12:40 EDT The Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth has confirmed the death of a three-year-old child in Little Grand Rapids will be reviewed by its office.

Liberals approve first saliva screening roadside test for marijuana Mon, 27 Aug 2018 18:22:21 EDT Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould has approved the Drager DrugTest 5000 as the first saliva screening equipment to be used by law enforcement to test for THC, the main psychoactive agent in cannabis.

Manitoba businesses anxious to see U.S. trade deal done, lobby groups say Mon, 27 Aug 2018 15:27:22 EDT Striking a trade deal between Canada and the U.S. that's separate from the U.S.-Mexico agreement could make doing business between countries in North America a lot more difficult, says an advocate for Manitoba manufacturers.

How can Winnipeg make its river path safer? Minneapolis may offer solutions Houses temporarily evacuated after gas leak on Troy Avenue Fredericton shooting suspect expected to plead not guilty Riding Mountain National Park still waiting for Ottawa to restore winter activities Battling cancer as teen, she just wanted a bike. 24 years later, it's bringing her joy again Storm knocks down power lines, affecting 1,000s of Manitoba Hydro customers Trump announces U.S.-Mexico trade deal to replace NAFTA, and says 'we will see' if Canada can join More than fun and games: Toddler playgroup helps families in low-income areas access vital health services Committee to save Norwood pool calling on residents to show support through BBQ Apartment fire sends 1 person to hospital 'It just felt right': Hymn Sing alumni perform at Winnipeg reunion show

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Toddler who died in Little Grand Rapids wasn't in care of family services, minister says | 'A no-win': Concerns over pool liner sink swimming party for pooches, says City of Winkler | City planners to council: Don't even bother considering Parker lands plan | Former Winnipeg Jet to serve as pallbearer at Senator John McCain's memorial service

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Toddler who died in Little Grand Rapids wasn't in care of family services, minister says Tue, 28 Aug 2018 17:49:07 EDT The province says a toddler who died earlier this month in Little Grand Rapids, Man., was not in the care of Child and Family Services.

'A no-win': Concerns over pool liner sink swimming party for pooches, says City of Winkler Tue, 28 Aug 2018 18:36:45 EDT It may have made a splash on social media, but the City of Winkler says it cancelled a controversial pool party for dogs and their owners over concerns about the pool liner — not the lively public response.

City planners to council: Don't even bother considering Parker lands plan Tue, 28 Aug 2018 15:07:22 EDT The latest proposal to develop the Parker lands has run afoul of City of Winnipeg planners, who have taken the unusual step of urging city council not to even bother considering the plan.

Former Winnipeg Jet to serve as pallbearer at Senator John McCain's memorial service Tue, 28 Aug 2018 14:14:33 EDT A longtime National Hockey League player from Alberta will serve as a pallbearer at Sen. John McCain's memorial service.

Air Canada, WestJet raising checked luggage fees Winnipeg takes central role as CBC series Burden of Truth returns to Manitoba No more print-at-home tickets for Winnipeg Jets games Weapons seized in 2 raids point to link between meth, violent crime: Winnipeg police Mayoral candidate Motkaluk promises better school-zone speed warnings Cost of demolishing old police HQ, parkade on the rise again John Sauder: Another fall-like day before some showers tonight and a brighter, warmer day on Wednesday Meth overdose deaths double in Manitoba in 2 years 'You have done nothing': Call for Bowman to address crime after man suffers horrific injuries in robbery Another Manitoba First Nation claims discrimination at hands of Hydro workers Refugee children build family for themselves at summer camp

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Winnipeg man still stuck with $27K water bill even though ombudsman says it's unfair | Death of 3-year-old in Little Grand Rapids now a homicide: RCMP | Deal for sale of Churchill line 'will be completed shortly,' Hudson Bay Railway assures federal regulator | 'He's not like everybody else:' 8-year-old powwow dancer with spina bifida inspires

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Winnipeg man still stuck with $27K water bill even though ombudsman says it's unfair Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:50:38 EDT A Winnipeg homeowner is taking the city to court after the Manitoba ombudsman concluded the city had unfairly issued a water bill for more than $27,000 — a view disputed by city officials.

Death of 3-year-old in Little Grand Rapids now a homicide: RCMP Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:09:40 EDT RCMP say the death of a three-year-old in Little Grand Rapids is now being investigated as a homicide.

Deal for sale of Churchill line 'will be completed shortly,' Hudson Bay Railway assures federal regulator Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:38:54 EDT Hudson Bay Railway has responded to the Canadian Transportation Agency, saying a deal to sell its rail line and Port of Churchill to a Canadian group is close.

'He's not like everybody else:' 8-year-old powwow dancer with spina bifida inspires Wed, 29 Aug 2018 17:23:25 EDT Despite not being able to walk, eight-year-old Liam Bunn-Bird shows no signs of slowing down on the powwow trail.

'Extensive water damage' after concourse climber sparks sprinklers below Portage and Main 'Keeyask-atraz' workers describe prison-like conditions, racism, substance abuse at Hydro site Rural Manitoba police dig up treasure trove of puppies hidden away by mom CAA, Bike Winnipeg push city for transportation improvements 13-year-old N.S. boy moving halfway across Canada to pursue dance dream at Royal Winnipeg Ballet School Fire-paramedic service burns through annual budget Residents mistreated at Portage la Prairie personal care home: provincial investigation Swimmer goes missing while trying to retrieve boat in Winnipeg River 3 million litres of diluted sewage pours into Assiniboine River Cash from crime pays for new gear for Brandon Police Service Conflict of interest findings can't stop former councillor from running in municipal election

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Manitoba RCMP arrest 4th suspect in officer shooting after tense standoff | Murder-for-hire trial starts for woman accused in death of Winnipeg man in Puerto Rico | 3 Manitoba boys recovering after crash in Mexico kills parents, 6-year-old brother | 'A minute later there were shots fired': Witness recounts moments before RCMP officer shot

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Manitoba RCMP arrest 4th suspect in officer shooting after tense standoff Thu, 30 Aug 2018 08:42:51 EDT All four suspects are in custody in the western Manitoba shooting of a Mountie on Wednesday night who is recovering in hospital in Winnipeg.

Murder-for-hire trial starts for woman accused in death of Winnipeg man in Puerto Rico Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:52:59 EDT The long-awaited federal trial of a Puerto Rico woman accused of hiring a hit man to kill her rich husband from Winnipeg began on Thursday, and the judge warned the jury "it would get hot."

3 Manitoba boys recovering after crash in Mexico kills parents, 6-year-old brother Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:59:11 EDT People in the city of Winkler, Man., are stepping up to help three young boys who survived a horrific crash that killed their parents and one of their siblings in Mexico earlier this month.

'A minute later there were shots fired': Witness recounts moments before RCMP officer shot Thu, 30 Aug 2018 18:03:05 EDT A Manitoba man says he helped guide police to the rural property where he believes the suspects in the shooting were engaged in a break-in just minutes before an RCMP officer was shot Wednesday night.

Latest effort to ban plastic bags in Winnipeg likely to be shelved prior to election 2,800 customers without power in southern Manitoba Strict building codes could shutter home for transient men, founder says Canada's Jennifer Jones, Brent Laing win mixed doubles event in New Zealand Canada gun facts: Here are the latest stats on firearm deaths, injuries and crime Pelican sole survivor of 12 sick birds found in Winnipeg retention pond From 1980: When daily papers in Winnipeg and Ottawa folded Winnipeg waffles on wall between Waverley underpass and high-end grocer RCMP officer seriously wounded in western Manitoba shooting Winnipeg Bear Clan aims to help Fox Lake heal after allegations of abuse from Hydro workers St. Boniface ice rink may not be ready for use until next August

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Churchill rail line repairs to begin immediately as purchase deal concluded | 4 men including 18-year-old charged after RCMP officer shot in western Manitoba | 'Never advised': Manitoba premier penalized for unpaid back taxes in Costa Rica | Charges laid in death of man in Thompson

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Churchill rail line repairs to begin immediately as purchase deal concluded Fri, 31 Aug 2018 18:47:38 EDT A deal has been reached to sell the rail line leading to Churchill, Man., which was damaged by flooding more than a year ago.

4 men including 18-year-old charged after RCMP officer shot in western Manitoba Fri, 31 Aug 2018 17:36:29 EDT RCMP have laid 21 charges against four people in connection with this week's shooting of an officer near Onanole, Man.

'Never advised': Manitoba premier penalized for unpaid back taxes in Costa Rica Fri, 31 Aug 2018 16:04:43 EDT Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister has been penalized for taxes owing on his vacation home in Costa Rica.

Charges laid in death of man in Thompson Fri, 31 Aug 2018 16:54:51 EDT A man from Split Lake First Nation has been arrested in connection with the death of another Split Lake man in the northern Manitoba city of Thompson.

Winnipeg man dies after ATV rollover in Richer Cops want drivers to go back to school-zone speed mentality MLA Steven Fletcher defends tweet referring to 'hottest teacher' after online criticism Teen turns himself in after off-duty RCMP officer attacked with bottles during Liquor Mart theft 1 in hospital after Friday morning stabbing: Winnipeg police John Sauder: Few showers this evening, then sunny days and cloudy nights over the long weekend Winnipeg mayoral candidates offer differing approaches to address meth crisis Winnipeg man given 8-year sentence for manslaughter in 2016 killing RCMP shooting highlights dangers of rural policing Former security guard at northern Manitoba Hydro site says he saw sexual harassment, substance abuse Keewatin Street closed after crash sends 2 pedestrians to hospital

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Winnipeggers protest 'cash-grab' tickets around school zones | Ontario police say wanted man may be heading to Winnipeg | Back to school? Here are some tips to help you and your kids get back to sleeping easy | 'Absolute travesty': 1960s plan called for demolition of Winnipeg's East Exchange District

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Winnipeggers protest 'cash-grab' tickets around school zones Mon, 3 Sep 2018 15:53:51 EDT A group of Winnipeg traffic-ticket fighters hit the streets Monday calling for an end to enforcing school speed zones when students aren’t in class, and to give drivers a better warning to slow down.

Ontario police say wanted man may be heading to Winnipeg Mon, 3 Sep 2018 17:19:45 EDT Ontario police say a federal offender wanted on a Canada-wide warrant could be headed to Winnipeg.

Back to school? Here are some tips to help you and your kids get back to sleeping easy Mon, 3 Sep 2018 12:10:43 EDT The switch from summer to school routines can wreck havoc on sleep patterns, says Carrie Prowse, a sleep consultant in Winnipeg. With that, Prowse shares her best tips for getting enough rest.

'Absolute travesty': 1960s plan called for demolition of Winnipeg's East Exchange District Mon, 3 Sep 2018 07:00:00 EDT A large chunk of Winnipeg's Exchange District, now recognized as a National Historic Site, was once poised to be pulverized and rebuilt with modernist buildings.

If you drink, don't drive this long weekend, say Manitoba RCMP What's open and closed on September long weekend Winnipeg girl tops online fundraising for CIBC Run for the Cure In spite of fumble on funding for Winnipeg's stadium, public money for arenas can be a good investment Sick birds have now spread to 2nd Winnipeg retention pond, says rescue group First ever Rubik's Cube speed solving competition held in Winnipeg 'Your stomach drops': Winnipeg dog stabbed in his own backyard in brazen attack Collaros, Roughriders run to comeback victory over Blue Bombers Winnipeg Transit looking to replace 28 buses With jobs but no workers, Manitoba community recruits through provincial immigration program 'We can't ignore the potential': Churchill railway deal revitalizes hopes for northern port

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'Adrenaline was pumping': RCMP officer shot in 2015 helped take down Onanole suspects | Former Goldeyes pitcher killed in ATV accident | Dos and don'ts of cannabis: Manitoba government launches public education campaign | MKO blasts province, Manitoba Hydro for 'horrific, systemic abuse' of Indigenous women and girls

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'Adrenaline was pumping': RCMP officer shot in 2015 helped take down Onanole suspects Tue, 4 Sep 2018 18:05:16 EDT The scars have faded but Sgt. Mark Hume still has a few shotgun pellets lodged deep beneath his skin from when he was shot on duty in western Manitoba in 2015, not far from where another Mountie was seriously injured during a shooting last week.

Former Goldeyes pitcher killed in ATV accident Tue, 4 Sep 2018 15:51:36 EDT Glenn Bott, 36, died on Saturday night when his ATV rolled over. He pitched for the Goldeyes during the 2006 and 2007 seasons, and even got married in the ballpark.

Dos and don'ts of cannabis: Manitoba government launches public education campaign Tue, 4 Sep 2018 16:05:02 EDT The Manitoba government wants to remind you what you can and can't do with cannabis, wherever you are.

MKO blasts province, Manitoba Hydro for 'horrific, systemic abuse' of Indigenous women and girls Tue, 4 Sep 2018 12:34:46 EDT A First Nations leader is demanding apologies from the province and Manitoba Hydro in response to damning allegations of sexual abuse and racism by workers at hydro projects dating back to the 1960s.

John Sauder: Winds to calm down, leading to a couple of pleasant days ahead Fatal rollover in southern Manitoba claims life of man, 53 Jets extend top forward Wheeler for 5 years Police seize submachine-gun, over $2K in meth from Neepawa man Jersey tribute to late friend comes full circle Meth-addled man jailed after throwing bricks at first responders, police say Parker developer skips council committee, places faith in courts Civic election notebook: 'Government Grant' Nordman attempts city council comeback 'My life has changed forever': 39 students given gift of post-secondary education 14-year-old boy moves from Nova Scotia for chance with Royal Winnipeg Ballet Construction company goes to court, says delivery driver drove into wet concrete

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Sexual assault allegations among open investigations into faculty at University of Manitoba | First attack ad of 2018 Winnipeg mayoral race targets incumbent Brian Bowman | Youth convicted in Charleswood homicide to serve sentence in community | Loose cattle run through Steinbach streets after falling from trailer

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Sexual assault allegations among open investigations into faculty at University of Manitoba Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:33:25 EDT The same day 30,000 students headed back to classes at the University of Manitoba, president David Barnard announced there are a number of staff members on leave due to allegations of sexual misconduct.

First attack ad of 2018 Winnipeg mayoral race targets incumbent Brian Bowman Wed, 5 Sep 2018 17:20:59 EDT A 30-second television ad from the Winnipeg Police Association claims the city has a shortage of 911 operators and suggests Mayor Brian Bowman is to blame.

Youth convicted in Charleswood homicide to serve sentence in community Wed, 5 Sep 2018 19:02:16 EDT A youth convicted in the 2015 homicide of a Winnipeg woman will serve the remaining sentence in the community, and he won't be able to use marijuana, after an argument over the drug played a "central" role in the killing, a Crown prosecutor says.

Loose cattle run through Steinbach streets after falling from trailer Wed, 5 Sep 2018 17:42:22 EDT A handful of cows fell out of the back of a moving trailer and roamed around southwest Steinbach for hours on Tuesday. One cow remained on the loose Wednesday afternoon.

'No one knew the extent of the crisis': Mother says Manitoba's new walk-in addiction clinics offer hope Christopher Walken, Christina Ricci in Winnipeg to shoot movie based on Sask. farmer's fight with Monsanto Winnipeg plans to close Norwood pool due to groundwater seepage Manitoba's police watchdog investigating incident that left man with facial fracture

John Sauder: Winds to calm down, leading to a couple of pleasant days ahead

Accused in Manitoba RCMP shooting no strangers to Manitoba courts Cyclist killed in crash at Lagimodiere and Bishop Grandin 'A first-class Winnipegger': Hockey legend Ab McDonald dead at 82 Canada needs Chapter 19 because Trump 'doesn't always follow the rules': Trudeau School's back for Manitoba's young scholars Company fixing Churchill rail line says repairs will be complete in 60 days

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Inquest into death of mentally ill prisoner finds staff unaware of schizophrenia diagnosis | Mayor prioritizes pooches over promises at Fort Garry dog-park opening | 3 provinces to share $68M boost for First Nations health care, including $42M for Manitoba | Homeowner hit with $27K water bill could get some of his cash back

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Inquest into death of mentally ill prisoner finds staff unaware of schizophrenia diagnosis Thu, 6 Sep 2018 17:26:28 EDT The submission found inattention to Sampson's mental health deficiencies, gaps in information sharing between staff inadequately qualified to deal with mentally ill prisoners and an overreliance on inmate self-reporting to determine security measures

Mayor prioritizes pooches over promises at Fort Garry dog-park opening Thu, 6 Sep 2018 20:15:52 EDT To date, Winnipeg's incumbent mayor has not made a single policy announcement as part of his re-election campaign

3 provinces to share $68M boost for First Nations health care, including $42M for Manitoba Thu, 6 Sep 2018 18:21:33 EDT Minister of Indigenous Services Jane Philpott announced $68 million over three years for Indigenous communities in Manitoba, Ontario and Saskatchewan in Winnipeg on Thursday. The money follows up on plans first announced in the 2017 budget to boost First Nations-led health services in sometimes remote communities.

Homeowner hit with $27K water bill could get some of his cash back Thu, 6 Sep 2018 17:40:22 EDT The City of Winnipeg will review the case of a Winnipeg man who was stuck with a $27,000 waste-and-sewer bill after he bought a home in St. Vital.

Youth lead cops through chase around Brandon, Man., wreck 2 vehicles Trucks catch fire in midday blaze at Winnipeg dealership Ontario woman kidnapped, forced to work in sex trade by Winnipeg captor: police 2011 Manitoba flood evacuees take feds to court over end of housing stipends 'I want justice': Little Grand Rapids, Man. councillors seek answers in toddler's death Southeast Collegiate celebrates grand opening of $24M campus Sexual assault counsellor headed to University of Manitoba campus amid misconduct investigations Dogs set loose during break-in at Thompson Humane Society Power restored to customers in Southglen Rural crime talk of the town in western Manitoba after Mountie shot near Onanole MP Robert-Falcon Ouellette sleeps in Winnipeg's Central Park in response to spike in crime

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Winnipeg receivers know they have to step up against Roughriders in Banjo Bowl | Drunk driver gets 'extremely unusual' 2-year sentence for running over man left beaten on road | Chair resigns from Hydro's Keeyask board as First Nation calls for inquiry over abuse allegations | 'Horrific' human trafficking case shows why Canada needs a hotline, group says

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Winnipeg receivers know they have to step up against Roughriders in Banjo Bowl Fri, 7 Sep 2018 20:45:44 EDT Drew Wolitarsky and Darvin Adams want to lend quarterback Matt Nichols a helping hand. Or rather, make that hands.

Drunk driver gets 'extremely unusual' 2-year sentence for running over man left beaten on road Fri, 7 Sep 2018 18:08:38 EDT A 53-year-old Winnipeg man has been sentenced to two years behind bars for impaired driving in the death of Dustin McKay, a 22-year-old beaten unconcious and left on the road from a fight moments before he was run over by Desmond Spicer.

Chair resigns from Hydro's Keeyask board as First Nation calls for inquiry over abuse allegations Fri, 7 Sep 2018 15:30:58 EDT York Factory First Nation is demanding an inquiry into the alleged racism, discrimination and violence at the hands of the Manitoba Hydro workers that it says is still occurring.

'Horrific' human trafficking case shows why Canada needs a hotline, group says Fri, 7 Sep 2018 17:44:12 EDT The arrest of a man charged with kidnapping a woman, holding her captive for months and exploiting her in the sex trade, is further proof Canada needs a human trafficking hotline, a national advocacy group says.

Ottawa promises $100M to build new hospital for Norway House Cree Nation Winnipeg reaches tentative $100M road-renewal deal with Ottawa Police officers chase man armed with pellet gun through Polo Park mall after theft Cyclist who might have witnessed fatal crash urged to contact Winnipeg police Homemade gun, drugs found in rented car in Winnipeg Mayoral candidate Woodstock promises to prevent supervisor-employee relationships CN forges new partnership, extends long history with renaming of stage, park at The Forks Smoke drifts into Winnipeg from fires at Manitoba-Ontario border More international students choose University of Manitoba John Sauder: It'll be a gusty and possibly wet start to the weekend Handi-Transit contracts should have waited until 'oppressive' system is improved, critics say

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Don't burn your Nikes, donate them to First Nations youth, former MKO leader says | 'You don't want to tell anybody': Winnipeg senior describes scam ordeal | Tornado season spins out 29 twisters across Prairies, with killer Alonsa winds topping the scale | Russ Wyatt makes it official: no re-election run this fall

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Don't burn your Nikes, donate them to First Nations youth, former MKO leader says Mon, 10 Sep 2018 18:50:49 EDT In response to news that some Americans have been destroying their Nike products in a backlash to the Colin Kaepernick campaign, former MKO Grand Chief Sheila North asked people to donate their shoes instead.

'You don't want to tell anybody': Winnipeg senior describes scam ordeal Mon, 10 Sep 2018 16:47:13 EDT A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after she says she was duped and lost her savings to a scam artist after being fooled into believing she had won a large amount of money.

Tornado season spins out 29 twisters across Prairies, with killer Alonsa winds topping the scale Mon, 10 Sep 2018 09:35:29 EDT There were 29 tornadoes across the Canadian Prairies this summer, with Saskatchewan registering the most, but the one in Alonsa, Man., caused the most damage.

Russ Wyatt makes it official: no re-election run this fall Mon, 10 Sep 2018 18:07:50 EDT Coun. Russ Wyatt has made it official — he will not seek another term on city council.

Man arrested for drug, weapons offences argues police had no right to search home Hollywood-esque Garbage Hill sign removed as suddenly as it appeared Justin Trudeau to meet with Brian Pallister during Winnipeg stop to talk trade, cannabis Manitoba cannabis rules include $2,542 fine for growing your own Too fast, too furious? Police suspend drivers for racing during Winnipeg cruise night Spark in grain silo blamed for Crystal City, Man. explosion and fire John Sauder: Enjoy the outdoors Monday, a cool, wet and gusty change is coming soon Province to contribute up to $11.95M in tax rebates for True North Square MP hopes Manitoba meth crisis response will come out of parliamentary hearings Body of swimmer who was trying to retrieve boat found along Winnipeg River Winnipeg mayor surprised province by lifting lid on $300M road-renewal deal

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'They failed pretty spectacularly': U of M slammed for handling of Kirby allegations | Man pleads not guilty to murdering woman found decomposing in barrel in 2016 | Winnipeg police release name of suspect in violent attack on dog | 2 men charged after 132 thefts from Winnipeg liquor stores

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'They failed pretty spectacularly': U of M slammed for handling of Kirby allegations Tue, 11 Sep 2018 18:04:31 EDT The University of Manitoba is being criticized for how it handled allegations of misconduct by a former professor who has now been charged with sexually assaulting a former jazz student.

Man pleads not guilty to murdering woman found decomposing in barrel in 2016 Tue, 11 Sep 2018 17:15:34 EDT The man accused of murdering Jennifer Barrett is pleading not guilty, but his lawyers didn't get their way Tuesday when a judge ruled a piece of DNA evidence the Crown argues is "critical" to the case should go before a jury rather than be excluded.

Winnipeg police release name of suspect in violent attack on dog Tue, 11 Sep 2018 13:26:38 EDT Police say they believe Alex Arumeul Genaille, 20, stabbed a seven-year-old mastiff while the dog was in its backyard on the evening of Aug. 31.

2 men charged after 132 thefts from Winnipeg liquor stores Tue, 11 Sep 2018 14:55:01 EDT Police have charged two people in connection with numerous thefts from Winnipeg liquor stores but say that will only make a minor dent in a growing problem.

Connor Hellebuyck comfortably at home in Winnipeg net Lucky, lucky man in Winnipeg wins 2 lotteries in 5 months More services, staff on the move as part of Winnipeg's health-care overhaul 'Long live Garbage Hill': Support brews to bring back Hollywood-esque Garbage Hill sign Ousted Tory MLA Steven Fletcher takes reins as leader of Manitoba Party New review finds Thompson smelter worker's death likely caused by toxic gases John Sauder: Storms to the east, maybe more on the way Pot, parkas on agenda as prime minister stops in Winnipeg Steve Kirby charged with sexual assault dating back to 2014 Virtual reality allows users to experience a Canadian residential school Canada sees info 'gaps' about dangerous goods moving through North

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'He was scary': Manitoba teacher on trial for allegedly sexually assaulting 8-year-old girl | Dog stabbing suspect arrested after chase, charged with causing animal suffering | Families share how Jordan's Principle has helped their children at Winnipeg summit | No one showed us what Portage and Main could become — so it will stay the same, urban planners say

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'He was scary': Manitoba teacher on trial for allegedly sexually assaulting 8-year-old girl Wed, 12 Sep 2018 20:26:29 EDT A former teacher in Lorette, Man., is on trial this week for allegedly sexually assaulting an eight-year-old several times in 2016.

Dog stabbing suspect arrested after chase, charged with causing animal suffering Wed, 12 Sep 2018 17:57:38 EDT Police arrested a suspect after a dog was stabbed in the face with a knife while it was in the backyard of its home in the Lord Selkirk Park area.

Families share how Jordan's Principle has helped their children at Winnipeg summit Wed, 12 Sep 2018 19:43:16 EDT Indigenous families and service providers from across the country are in Winnipeg for the Assembly of First Nations' first-ever national summit on Jordan's Principle.

No one showed us what Portage and Main could become — so it will stay the same, urban planners say Wed, 12 Sep 2018 17:00:00 EDT People don't want to open Portage and Main to pedestrians because they have no idea what it will look like, urban planners say after a new poll suggested declining support for yanking barriers from the iconic intersection.

Do you think Portage and Main should be reopened to pedestrians? Former TRC commissioner proposes path for Ottawa to avoid showdown over Indigenous rights bill Rural students go to school without teachers as remote communities struggle to find staff Former Winnipegger living in path of Hurricane Florence describes chaos, uncertainty as storm approaches Pelican found sick in Winnipeg pond fully recovered, set free 'Deep, intense dislike for this idea' of opening Portage and Main, poll finds City to spend $1.4M more on public plaza at True North Square John Sauder: Snow in Alberta, Hurricane Florence, rain coming to the south Premier calls alleged sexual assaults, racism by Manitoba Hydro workers 'deplorable' Man, woman ID'd as suspects in dragging of man who tried to stop stolen vehicle City mulling new fees, tax changes to cover cannabis-legalization costs

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Judge mulls 'serious allegations' in trial of teacher charged with sexually assaulting child | LIVE Q&A | What does the Portage & Main debate mean for Winnipeg's future? | Winnipeg elementary school restricts access to field over lead contamination concerns | Missing Brandon teen could be in Winnipeg: police

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Judge mulls 'serious allegations' in trial of teacher charged with sexually assaulting child Thu, 13 Sep 2018 16:35:20 EDT Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Justice Ken Champagne heard closing arguments Thursday in the case of a former Lorette teacher charged with sexually abusing an eight-year-old girl.

LIVE Q&A | What does the Portage & Main debate mean for Winnipeg's future? Thu, 13 Sep 2018 20:15:00 EDT CBC Manitoba's Sean Kavanagh sits down with the experts to explore what the debate over opening Portage & Main to pedestrians means for city planning and politics in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg elementary school restricts access to field over lead contamination concerns Thu, 13 Sep 2018 13:34:06 EDT Students at Weston School will be taking their recess inside after learning through a CBC News report that high levels of lead contamination were discovered in the Winnipeg elementary school's sports field over a decade ago.

Missing Brandon teen could be in Winnipeg: police Thu, 13 Sep 2018 17:16:33 EDT Kaitrianne Ironstand, 16, was reported missing from Brandon, Man., on Sept. 9.

Don't touch (or toke) the merchandise: Manitoba cannabis stores can't offer samples Lightning strike burns down house in West St. Paul 4 million Filipinos in the direct path of Typhoon Mangkhut St. Anne's Road reopens after pedestrian struck in south St. Vital 'Absolutely floored': Residents never told of lead contamination in Point Douglas soil because NDP sat on info 2 booming thunderstorms crash through and soak southern Manitoba Crime stealing voter attention ahead of Winnipeg election, poll suggests Power back on for thousands of Winnipeggers after Hydro outage Youth addictions treatment centre cutting 4 staff positions It's official: September already rainiest month in Winnipeg in over 2 years

'He was scary': Manitoba teacher on trial for allegedly sexually assaulting 8-year-old girl

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Former Lorette, Man., teacher 'a predator' who sexually abused child, judge rules | Leaner Laine credits 'smart dude' Scheifele for better eating habits | Winnipeg mayoral candidates make sewage, taxation pledges | Guard taken hostage at Kenora, Ont., jail, released, ministry says

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Former Lorette, Man., teacher 'a predator' who sexually abused child, judge rules Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:45:45 EDT A former teacher at a rural Manitoba school has been found guilty of a sexually abusing an eight-year-old girl two years ago.

Leaner Laine credits 'smart dude' Scheifele for better eating habits Fri, 14 Sep 2018 18:55:14 EDT Patrik Laine cut down on candy and junk food, his admitted "bad habit," and skated more. The third-year star shed about 14 pounds and is at 215 pounds to start this season.

Winnipeg mayoral candidates make sewage, taxation pledges Fri, 14 Sep 2018 16:53:00 EDT Incumbent Brian Bowman and challenger Jenny Motkaluk made pledges about taxation and sewage outflows over the noon hour on Friday as the rhetoric intensified between the two mayoral candidates.

Guard taken hostage at Kenora, Ont., jail, released, ministry says Fri, 14 Sep 2018 17:11:59 EDT A correctional officer who was taken hostage earlier this afternoon at the Kenora, Ont., jail has been released, according to the province's Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services.

Feds to spend $117M for Churchill railway sale, repairs Drunk driving costs Winnipeg police officer $1.3K fine, licence for 1 year Field at Weston School to reopen next week after closing due to soil contamination concern 4 dead as Florence wreaks havoc along North Carolina coast Firefighter one of 2 people hospitalized in blaze at Salvation Army shelter Winnipeg police shift focus from speeding, to distracted driving 2 police agencies investigate historical abuse accusations against Hydro workers, RCMP 3 boys charged with armed robbery of Winnipeg liquor store Warmer air, more rain moving in 7 men charged with child luring after investigation in Winnipeg University of Manitoba considers campus-wide smoking ban

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Family repeats calls for justice 1 year after officer charged in fatal hit-run | Bowman pledges to build Waverley West rec facility using previously untouched growth fee cash | Track where fatal train derailment happened inspected twice last week, ownership group says | Josh Morrissey thrilled to sign two-year pact with Jets after contract dispute

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Family repeats calls for justice 1 year after officer charged in fatal hit-run Mon, 17 Sep 2018 20:29:38 EDT It's been just under one year since an off-duty Winnipeg police officer was charged in the fatal hit-and-run death of Cody Severight, and as the anniversary approaches, his family continues to mourn and call for justice.

Bowman pledges to build Waverley West rec facility using previously untouched growth fee cash Mon, 17 Sep 2018 18:26:26 EDT Brian Bowman wants to tap into a previously untouched fund to pay for a new recreation facility in Waverley West, he promised Monday.

Track where fatal train derailment happened inspected twice last week, ownership group says Mon, 17 Sep 2018 14:31:44 EDT The deadly train derailment in northern Manitoba on Saturday happened on a track that was inspected twice just last week, said a spokesperson for the conglomerate that owns the rail line.

Josh Morrissey thrilled to sign two-year pact with Jets after contract dispute Mon, 17 Sep 2018 16:32:22 EDT Rearguard is relieved to be back on the ice after a contract dispute sidelined his training camp debut.

'She couldn't fend for herself': Saskatchewan girl who was subject of Amber Alert reunited with parents Tinder date threatened to share nude photos if woman didn't agree to sex, warrant alleges John Sauder: Starting to look and feel a lot more like fall 'These dogs save lives': Manitoba service dogs to help Humboldt Bronco players Bullied child holds protest after facing repeated harassment at Winnipeg school Mayoral race takes on slightly more fowl tone More home ownership improving William Whyte, residents say One man dead after serious train derailment south of Thompson, Man. A league of their own: How First Nations in northern Ontario strengthen community through baseball Jets sign defenceman Josh Morrissey to 2-year contract True North deal to scrap affordable housing requirement sets a disturbing precedent: advocate

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And then there were 8: Incumbent Bowman faces more than half-dozen mayoral challengers | Janice Lukes acclaimed in new Waverley West ward | Ombudsman to investigate delay of St. Boniface soil testing results | Arrest warrant issued for woman charged as accessory to murder in Jennifer Barrett's death

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And then there were 8: Incumbent Bowman faces more than half-dozen mayoral challengers Tue, 18 Sep 2018 17:15:27 EDT As of 4:30 p.m., incumbent mayoral candidate Brian Bowman and seven challengers have completed the nomination process and will appear on the election ballot on Oct. 24, pending any withdrawals on Wednesday, the deadline for dropping out of the race.

Janice Lukes acclaimed in new Waverley West ward Tue, 18 Sep 2018 18:55:16 EDT Janice Lukes has been acclaimed in the newly created Winnipeg ward of Waverley West.

Ombudsman to investigate delay of St. Boniface soil testing results Tue, 18 Sep 2018 19:24:52 EDT Manitoba's ombudsman will investigate the Progressive Conservative government's delay in releasing test results that showed soil contamination in 24 homes in St. Boniface.

Arrest warrant issued for woman charged as accessory to murder in Jennifer Barrett's death Tue, 18 Sep 2018 18:39:34 EDT An arrest warrant was issued Friday for a woman Winnipeg police believe was involved in the death of Jennifer Barrett, whose body was found decomposing in a barrel two years ago.

Cheques in the mail, province says, before potential postal disruption North End Family Centre will close next month due to funding issues 'Cheapest isn't always best' when choosing city contractors, Motkaluk says Manitoba AIDS scientist honoured with prestigious award Fed up with 'brazen' liquor mart thefts, employees' union wants security, safety improved Affordable housing developer wanted for former police-HQ site near city hall Woman charged for dozens of thefts from liquor marts, clothing stores Record-setting hot, dry summer takes toll on Winnipeg trees How do I report a sexual assault in Winnipeg? New video guides the way Province mulling stricter rules for tax-increment financing Coins or cards? Royal Canadian Mint draws inspiration from New France

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Clawback continues as Winnipeg health authority sues workers, retiree it overpaid | Developer sues First Nation, says he lost millions when flood evacuees moved out of apartments | Washout, possibly due to beaver, confirmed at site of deadly train derailment in northern Manitoba | Bowman wants to remove overtime from police pensions

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Clawback continues as Winnipeg health authority sues workers, retiree it overpaid Wed, 19 Sep 2018 20:04:17 EDT The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is fighting a retiree over $3,500 it allegedly paid her in error as the organization tries to recoup $1.2 million in overpayments to employees in recent years.

Developer sues First Nation, says he lost millions when flood evacuees moved out of apartments Wed, 19 Sep 2018 19:31:01 EDT A housing developer who poured more than $10 million into an apartment building for Lake St. Martin flood evacuees has filed a lawsuit against the First Nation after his tenants unexpectedly moved out.

Washout, possibly due to beaver, confirmed at site of deadly train derailment in northern Manitoba Wed, 19 Sep 2018 15:55:28 EDT The Transportation Safety Board has confirmed there was a washout on the northern Manitoba railway where a fatal train derailment occurred.

Bowman wants to remove overtime from police pensions Wed, 19 Sep 2018 16:55:38 EDT Incumbent mayoral candidate Brian Bowman used a campaign stop to extol the benefits of removing overtime from police pension calculations — but the police union says the city doesn't have the power to do so.

Arrests made after man kidnapped, viciously assaulted in Winnipeg's West End Heartwarming reunion between rescuers, victims of house fire Former mayor Glen Murray to return to Winnipeg to work with software firm More resources needed to hear refugee claims in Winnipeg, lawyer says Manitoba should focus more on prevention to reduce kids in care: report Thieves target customers during liquor mart robberies in Winnipeg 1,200% surge in meth-related hospital visits tied to increased violence: Manitoba Nurses Union Silver jet monument on Portage Avenue temporarily grounded Officer punched man 'several times' in the face, police watchdog investigating 'No excuses': Bad driving habits still being spotted in school zones Mayoral candidates voice unanimous support for curbside organics collection, differ on plastic bag ban

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Liberal 'optics and signals' won't work to reduce gun crime, Conservative leader says during Winnipeg visit | 1 of 2 Manitoba youth jails could be scaled back or moved: Orlikow | Chamber of Commerce cancels Winnipeg mayoral debate | Dave Wheeler sues Rogers for $1.4M, says it encouraged 'edgy' on-air persona that got him fired

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Liberal 'optics and signals' won't work to reduce gun crime, Conservative leader says during Winnipeg visit Thu, 20 Sep 2018 20:17:02 EDT As Manitoba police forces grapple with violent crime, the leader of the federal Opposition says the governing Liberals have introduced legislation that will weaken penalties for violent offenders while ineffectively tightening controls on law-abiding gun owners.

1 of 2 Manitoba youth jails could be scaled back or moved: Orlikow Thu, 20 Sep 2018 17:36:30 EDT One of Manitoba's two youth jails may be scaled back or relocated — a possibility that has raised concerns with the union representing jail guards.

Chamber of Commerce cancels Winnipeg mayoral debate Thu, 20 Sep 2018 16:40:24 EDT Incumbent Brian Bowman's insistence on only attending mayoral debates where all candidates are invited has led the Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce to cancel its debate this fall.

Dave Wheeler sues Rogers for $1.4M, says it encouraged 'edgy' on-air persona that got him fired Thu, 20 Sep 2018 16:02:37 EDT Former Winnipeg radio host Dave Wheeler is suing 92.1 CITI FM and parent company Rogers Media, saying they violated his employment contract and publicly defamed him when he was fired in July for controversial on-air comments about transgender people.

Police search for missing Selkirk woman City of Winnipeg wants RCMP to hand over documents in police HQ investigation True North Square deal now includes grant for affordable housing Defence lawyers association joins legal battle over Winnipeg police criminal record checks Parker lands developer warns city of possibility of further legal action Crash Test Dummies reunite for 25th anniversary of breakout album Doctor suspended over 'unprofessional and inappropriate' relationship with teen patient Vandals smash car windows in frequently hit River Heights neighbourhood Winnipeg men captured, tortured random victim to get cash for more meth: police Keith Urban brings Winnipeggers on stage, helps them win bet with boss Former Winnipeg Jets goalie Ondrej Pavelec retires from pro hockey

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'They want our help': Child advocate blasts Manitoba's mental health, addiction supports | Former Weston School student wonders if his cancer linked to lead levels in soil | Crown drops breathalyzer charge in impaired-driving trial of Winnipeg officer | Brian Bowman pledges to create human rights committee by consolidating 3 others, welcome newcomers

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'They want our help': Child advocate blasts Manitoba's mental health, addiction supports Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:34:52 EDT Manitoba's Advocate for Children and Youth says the province lacks a strategy to help young people with mental health and addiction issues and isn't doing enough to stop youth suicides.

Former Weston School student wonders if his cancer linked to lead levels in soil Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:34:54 EDT A Winnipeg man wants to know if the high lead levels found in the soil around his old stomping grounds — Weston School — caused his prostate cancer.

Crown drops breathalyzer charge in impaired-driving trial of Winnipeg officer Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:26:54 EDT A Winnipeg police officer charged with impaired driving had a second charge of refusing a breath sample dropped due to a loss of evidence, and the trial hit a snag when an out-of-town judge failed to be appointed to oversee the case.

Brian Bowman pledges to create human rights committee by consolidating 3 others, welcome newcomers Fri, 21 Sep 2018 17:46:57 EDT Incumbent mayoral candidate Brian Bowman made two promises on Friday that he characterized as potential improvements to human rights in the city.

Family of Brian Sinclair, who died during 34-hour ER wait, says racism still an issue Pumpkins, puppets and ghostly radio: 3 Manitoba entertainment picks for Sept. 21-23 Man sentenced to life for Regina murder, still faces charges for 2 Winnipeg killings Winnipeg police find woman hiding inside hollowed-out loveseat during mail-theft raid Man convicted of firearm offence running for city council in Transcona Mural brings northern inspiration to Inuit Art Centre construction site Juno the polar bear set to leave Assiniboine Park Zoo Spike in thefts at Habitat for Humanity sites 'killing us,' charity says Open for business: Manitoba cannabis retailers say stores will be ready for legalization day 'They're nothing but financial terrorists': 60,000 Canadians have complained about the CRA phone scam John Sauder: It's a little early to talk snow in southern Manitoba — or is it?

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Premier denies 'ideology' affecting response to meth and opioid crisis | Radio ad claiming to debunk 'myths' of residential schools draws criticism | Stolen front-end loader found: police | Bear Clan finds up to 1,300 dirty needles at 1 location

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Premier denies 'ideology' affecting response to meth and opioid crisis Mon, 24 Sep 2018 17:08:11 EDT Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister rejects the claim his government is stuck in an "ideological debate" over how to deal with a growing meth crisis.

Radio ad claiming to debunk 'myths' of residential schools draws criticism Mon, 24 Sep 2018 17:21:30 EDT A radio ad about the "myths" of residential school trauma that aired recently in Saskatchewan has prompted angry reactions across the province and online.

Stolen front-end loader found: police Mon, 24 Sep 2018 16:54:24 EDT A stolen front-end loader that was taken sometime within the last few days has been found, police say.

Bear Clan finds up to 1,300 dirty needles at 1 location Mon, 24 Sep 2018 14:20:03 EDT More needs to be done to give drug users a way to safely dispose of their used needles, the leader of the Bear Clan says after volunteers found as many as 1,300 syringes at just one spot during a patrol last week.

Berens River man found lying on road dies in Winnipeg hospital Bell MTS upgrading rural cell service in southeast Manitoba Winnipeg's Santa Claus Parade is in trouble Psst, do you know where September went? Winnipeg chefs get monastic blessing, government approval for cheesemaking 2 Winnipeg men missing on hunting trip to Grand Rapids, RCMP say 'Did I steal a bait bike?' Winnipeg police use ruse to nab bike thieves Winnipeg's Santa Claus Parade is in trouble Man found dead in William Whyte home had been 'violently assaulted,' police say CN pays $62K firefighting bill for fires along railway in May Man, 19, dies after crash on St. Mary's Road on Sunday

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Thompson mayoral candidate who founded online hate group suspends campaign | 'He slept in': Judge issues warrant after teen allegedly hit by Winnipeg officer misses trial | Grace Hospital nurse attacked in meth-fuelled incident: nurses union president | Winnipeg records 3 homicides in 3 days, all from vicious beatings

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Thompson mayoral candidate who founded online hate group suspends campaign Tue, 25 Sep 2018 20:34:51 EDT Ryan Brady, who founded a group called Winnipeg White Pride Warriors, says he’s pulling out of the mayoralty race in Thompson at his wife's request after racist comments he posted nearly a decade ago resurfaced online.

'He slept in': Judge issues warrant after teen allegedly hit by Winnipeg officer misses trial Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:45:59 EDT The trial of a Winnipeg police officer charged with allegedly using excessive force and striking a 12-year-old boy last year hit a delay Tuesday when the boy and his mother didn't show up in court.

Grace Hospital nurse attacked in meth-fuelled incident: nurses union president Tue, 25 Sep 2018 18:18:46 EDT A nurse in the Grace Hospital emergency room was attacked in an unprovoked, meth-related incident last Friday evening, the Manitoba Nurses Union says.

Winnipeg records 3 homicides in 3 days, all from vicious beatings Tue, 25 Sep 2018 12:54:15 EDT Three people are dead in just three days during a violent stretch in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg man who was cocaine courier gets 2 years for trafficking New in school: Indigenous cooking, Harry Potter as literature and rock 'n' roll Carol Burnett fan has been having fun with comedian's old Mercedes for years Bill Cosby sentenced to state prison for 3 to 10 years, judge rules Province reports 1st decrease in child welfare numbers in 15 years Lake Manitoba First Nation to get $1M to pay for portable classrooms Mayoral candidate Motkaluk pledges to improve 'screwed-up' 311 service 3 people charged in Winnipeg Liquor Mart thefts worth $29K Asper, Riley and Northcott named 'honorary' Bowman campaign co-chairs Woman attacked at gunpoint in Winnipeg's South Osborne area Thompson mayoral candidate says racist comments he wrote were 'disgusting' and 'wrong'

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Analysis: Digging into 3 claims made at Winnipeg's 3rd mayoral debate | 'Nightmare is over' for Winnipeg officer cleared of alleged assault on 12-year-old, lawyer says | Manitoba writes off Blue Bombers stadium loan | 'We are losing kids to this': Winnipeg campaign focuses on dangers of sharing intimate images

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Analysis: Digging into 3 claims made at Winnipeg's 3rd mayoral debate Wed, 26 Sep 2018 19:56:58 EDT Fact-checking Bowman and Motkaluk claims from Winnipeg's third mayoral debate.

'Nightmare is over' for Winnipeg officer cleared of alleged assault on 12-year-old, lawyer says Wed, 26 Sep 2018 15:49:43 EDT Video that appeared to show a Winnipeg officer hitting a 12-year-old boy last year wasn't enough to clearly identify or convict policeman Christian Guyot of assault, a Manitoba judge ruled Wednesday.

Manitoba writes off Blue Bombers stadium loan Wed, 26 Sep 2018 14:47:00 EDT The Manitoba government is writing off the second of two loan segments that helped finance a new stadium for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League.

'We are losing kids to this': Winnipeg campaign focuses on dangers of sharing intimate images Wed, 26 Sep 2018 15:34:43 EDT Winnipeg police are teaming up with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection to teach students about the dangers of sharing intimate images online.

Security staff at Winnipeg hospital need more power to deal with meth-related violence, union says Daughter mourns 'bubbly and lively' hunters found dead in Lake Winnipeg Main Street Project buys a new home for Winnipeg's homeless Drug busts lead to 7 arrests in Winnipeg Your big spruce could be a star this Christmas at city hall Winnipeg police search for Charleswood flasher Elton John adds 2 Winnipeg dates to farewell concert tour Parental leave being extended 3 months earlier than planned Finally the perfect date: Winnipeg's Animal Services lets you borrow their dogs Is Canada's trade outreach to China driving a wedge into the NAFTA talks? Godson of Winnipeg man killed in North End home hoped to give him a safer place to live

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Debate over what powers hospital security guards have rages on | Supervised injection site not a political issue for Winnipeg, 'it's a health issue': Main Street Project ED | Bomber president admits loan repayment "tough number to hit" | Woman kept in freezer, deprived of food, forced to work in sex trade: court documents

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Debate over what powers hospital security guards have rages on Thu, 27 Sep 2018 19:14:39 EDT The union representing security officers at Manitoba’s largest hospital is firing back at the province's health minister for saying the officers have the ability to intervene when there is a violent individual acting out.

Supervised injection site not a political issue for Winnipeg, 'it's a health issue': Main Street Project ED Thu, 27 Sep 2018 17:46:20 EDT The question of whether a supervised injection should be opened to address the city's drug problem has come up in Winnipeg's mayoral race, but one advocate for the sites says they shouldn't be a political issue.

Bomber president admits loan repayment "tough number to hit" Thu, 27 Sep 2018 18:05:11 EDT There is growing heat over the Manitoba government's decision to write off an $82 million loan the Winnipeg Blue Bombers took out for their share of building Investors Group Field.

Woman kept in freezer, deprived of food, forced to work in sex trade: court documents Thu, 27 Sep 2018 06:00:00 EDT A woman forced to move to Winnipeg to work in the sex trade endured weeks of abuse before she managed to escape. Her alleged abuser advertised her online, which has renewed calls to shut down websites selling sex.

U of M study finds correlation between childhood and adult mental illness RCMP searching area near Ste. Rose du Lac for missing Skowan First Nation man 2 people arrested in dragging of man who tried to stop stolen vehicle 1st degree murder charges laid in Fort Frances, Ont. after arrest in WInnipeg Natural gas blows into air after crew hits pipe in Polo Park area Soaked celebration: Plaza at True North Square opens to public under rainy skies Bike lanes win support at mayoral debate on Winnipeg urbanism and design Woman alleges racial discrimination by First Nation at human rights tribunal St-Pierre-Jolys hunting for 2 more councillors to fill seats left vacant in election Almost 8 decades after he fought the Nazis, Battle of Britain veteran set to turn 100

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Bowman challenges other mayoral candidates to reveal property tax plans, says road repairs at stake | New payment deal coming for Bombers stadium, province says | Winnipeg police officer's tooth broken after getting punched in face | Auditor general slams changes to Manitoba government's accounting practices

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Bowman challenges other mayoral candidates to reveal property tax plans, says road repairs at stake Fri, 28 Sep 2018 14:19:06 EDT Brian Bowman challenged his rivals to state what they intend to do with property taxes over the next four years, saying freezes or cuts would threaten Winnipeg road renewals.

New payment deal coming for Bombers stadium, province says Fri, 28 Sep 2018 15:54:42 EDT Manitoba taxpayers will still be getting money from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, but that will involve finding a payment process that's more manageable for the football club, the province says.

Winnipeg police officer's tooth broken after getting punched in face Fri, 28 Sep 2018 14:29:11 EDT Two Winnipeg police officers were injured after trying to arrest a man they believe was high on meth.

Auditor general slams changes to Manitoba government's accounting practices Fri, 28 Sep 2018 09:15:26 EDT Manitoba's auditor general says he has "significant concerns" with the government's recent financial statements and is worried it is only the beginning as the Pallister government looks to "rewrite" longstanding accounting principles.

'This is our truth': Winnipeg students wear orange shirts to honour residential school survivors Health Canada issues warning on EpiPen devices Facebook says 50 million user accounts affected by security breach Police ID 2 suspects in homicide of man found dead in North End home Province had 'implied contract' with MMF to continue running health program: lawsuit Police search for woman wanted in homicide of Neepawa man, 2 others in custody Shaftesbury Boulevard, Elmhurst Road reopened after police investigation around stopped train Cash, cocaine, weapons found during raid in Crane River, Man. Pallister government re-announces coming minimum wage increase At least 2 Manitoba police forces will weed out impaired drivers with pot-screening device 'I finally got to meet my mom': 45 years later, Sixties Scoop adoptee learns details of her mother's murder

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WRHA registers first surplus in 6 years | Teamsters call for Coroner's inquest into conductor's death | Child welfare system 'eats up' Indigenous kids, family advocate tells MMIW inquiry | One year after shooting, Las Vegas man and Manitoba woman share close bond

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WRHA registers first surplus in 6 years Mon, 1 Oct 2018 20:36:46 EDT In the midst of a massive overhaul of the city's health-care system, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority is celebrating its first surplus after years of budget shortfalls in the millions of dollars.

Teamsters call for Coroner's inquest into conductor's death Mon, 1 Oct 2018 18:28:52 EDT The Teamsters union has written to the Chief Medical Examiner of Manitoba to request a coroner's inquest into the September 15th derailment near Ponton. A conductor was killed and a locomotive engineer has been left with life altering injuries.

Child welfare system 'eats up' Indigenous kids, family advocate tells MMIW inquiry Mon, 1 Oct 2018 14:22:38 EDT Cora Morgan, family advocate for the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs, told the national inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women that the child welfare system is set up to apprehend children, not to support families.

One year after shooting, Las Vegas man and Manitoba woman share close bond Mon, 1 Oct 2018 17:32:42 EDT One year after surviving the worst mass shooting in U.S. history, a Las Vegas man and the Manitoba woman reunited to mark the anniversary together.

Bowman pledges to put off transit garage repairs and use cash for new bus shelters Trump, Trudeau praise USMCA trade deal they say will 'grow middle class' Mother devastated after boyfriend charged in death of toddler 'That was Paul McCartney': Legendary Beatle photobombs Winnipeg couple's wedding pics New USMCA trade deal 'devastating' to Canada's dairy industry, farmer says Monday evening classes to resume at Red River College's Notre Dame campus New free trade deal with U.S. will see Canada's duty-free limit raised to $150 from $20 Direct link between MMIWG and child welfare: First Nations family advocate 3 women attacked by group of teens in inner-city Winnipeg Early whistleblower on residential schools showcased in display at United Way of Winnipeg Early voting for Winnipeg election starts Monday

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'I never realized it would be me': Father in shock after missing daughter found dead in recycling depot | 'Worked to the bone:' St. Boniface neonatal nurses condemn mandatory overtime | Mayoral candidate Diack pledges to send policing bills to criminals | Woman on trial in Transcona stabbing was trying to protect son, defence argues

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'I never realized it would be me': Father in shock after missing daughter found dead in recycling depot Tue, 2 Oct 2018 11:24:50 EDT In a composed, quiet tone, a father conveyed his shock that his daughter, who he thought had gone missing, was found dead in a load of recycling in Winnipeg.

'Worked to the bone:' St. Boniface neonatal nurses condemn mandatory overtime Tue, 2 Oct 2018 20:18:49 EDT Nurses at St. Boniface Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit say department vacancies and mandatory overtime are putting patients at risk.

Mayoral candidate Diack pledges to send policing bills to criminals Tue, 2 Oct 2018 17:31:23 EDT Three out of Winnipeg's eight mayoral candidates made pledges Tuesday.

Woman on trial in Transcona stabbing was trying to protect son, defence argues Tue, 2 Oct 2018 17:26:11 EDT Jurors heard closing arguments Tuesday in the trial of a woman accused of fatally stabbing a man she barely knew 2½ years ago at a Manitoba Housing complex in Transcona.

RCMP find mother, children at centre of suspected parental abduction Opposition calls for review of sponsorship at minister's fundraising golf tourney 8-year-old's cast-a-can poll measures voting intentions, generosity Inquest to be held into murderer's death in cell at Saskatoon psychiatric centre Portage Place parkade flooded out after water service damaged Manitoba sheriffs want to be armed because of 'potentially dangerous' job, safety flaws at provincial courts Does Rachel Homan deserve a free spot in the Scotties? Teen robbed, pepper sprayed outside Portage Place in broad daylight 'He might offend:' Investigator examining province's acquisition of flood-fighting gear may expose wrongdoings No winners and losers in USMCA trade deal, Jim Carr says Save a paw: Manitoba veterinarians will consider ban on cat declawing

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Puerto Rico woman convicted in murder-for-hire of Winnipeg man | 'We say no': Manitoba defies Ottawa by killing its carbon tax plan | Winnipeg mayoral candidate Venkat Machiraju arrested for violating protection order, manager says | Maurice tinkers with forward lines before Winnipeg Jets season opener

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Puerto Rico woman convicted in murder-for-hire of Winnipeg man Wed, 3 Oct 2018 16:48:58 EDT A Puerto Rico woman accused of hiring a hit-man to kill her wealthy Canadian husband more than a decade ago was found guilty on Wednesday.

'We say no': Manitoba defies Ottawa by killing its carbon tax plan Wed, 3 Oct 2018 15:22:02 EDT Premier Brian Pallister says he will defy Ottawa's carbon-pricing plan by revamping his made-in-Manitoba green strategy to exclude a carbon tax.

Winnipeg mayoral candidate Venkat Machiraju arrested for violating protection order, manager says Wed, 3 Oct 2018 19:12:56 EDT One of Winnipeg's eight mayoral candidates was arrested this week for violating the terms of a protection order.

Maurice tinkers with forward lines before Winnipeg Jets season opener Wed, 3 Oct 2018 18:33:09 EDT Winnipeg Jets head coach Paul Maurice has been tinkering in the pre-season with lineups for the club that set a franchise record last season by reaching the Western Conference final.

Manitoba performer talks about being part of Cirque Du Soleil's first ice show High-risk sex offender living in Winnipeg after release 'Tina Fontaine is that direct link' between MMIWG, child welfare system, advocate says at inquiry hearing Motkaluk pledges to run council more collaboratively, says Bowman's city hall is close to 'autocracy' 'Coward': Lawyer who lost hand vows to forget convicted mail bomber Guido Amsel Jets' Laine mocks Canucks' ban on Fortnite game: 'They need something to blame' Kelly Thornton hopes to bring more diversity to Royal MTC as 1st new artistic director in 30 years Thousands without power as snow moves into Manitoba RCMP say first responders got to fatal train derailment as quickly as they could Driverless snowplow coming to Winnipeg Richardson International Airport 100 people die every year on Manitoba roads. MPI wants drivers to change that

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Manitoba soured on being 'used as a prop' by federal government in carbon tax debate: premier | Bowman still leads Motkaluk 2-1 as election grows near, poll suggests | 'Somewhere, this needs to stop': MMIWG families call for justice at Manitoba Legislature | 'Love letter' to Filipina nurses who immigrated to Canada opens Prairie Theatre Exchange season

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Manitoba soured on being 'used as a prop' by federal government in carbon tax debate: premier Thu, 4 Oct 2018 19:42:24 EDT The same visit to Winnipeg where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau trotted out Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister as an example of a "conservative" supporter of a carbon tax is when discussions between the two governments began to crumble.

Bowman still leads Motkaluk 2-1 as election grows near, poll suggests Thu, 4 Oct 2018 18:00:00 EDT Incumbent mayor Brian Bowman continues to enjoy a two-to-one lead over challenger Jenny Motkaluk in the Winnipeg mayoral race, a new poll suggests.

'Somewhere, this needs to stop': MMIWG families call for justice at Manitoba Legislature Thu, 4 Oct 2018 17:45:25 EDT Loved ones of women who have been murdered or gone missing gathered Thursday at the Manitoba Legislature for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Honouring and Awareness Day.

'Love letter' to Filipina nurses who immigrated to Canada opens Prairie Theatre Exchange season Thu, 4 Oct 2018 18:08:27 EDT Commissioned to write a story about rural life in Canada, playwright Marie Beath Badian found inspiration close to home.

More than 2,100 still without power in Parkland region: Manitoba Hydro Mother of slain Jordan Thomas pans 7-year sentence as 'not enough' for man who killed son Current child welfare system doesn't work for Indigenous kids: former B.C. advocate Flin Flon RCMP seize 12 firearms, kilos of cannabis and infused products Ottawa slams Manitoba's 'flip flop' on carbon tax after Pallister pulls out of climate plan 4 candidates running for election in newly expanded Mynarski ward Winnipeg Remand Centre now has doctor 7 days a week, inquest into man's in-custody death hears Motkaluk promises Winnipeg police task force 'to catch the bad guys' selling meth Police shoot teen during encounter in Winnipeg's North End Man found dead in locked hospital bathroom a 'very vulnerable person,' sister says Ready your reindeer, Santa's Winnipeg parade is going ahead

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Victim of 2016 Winnipeg firebombing found guilty of operating drug ring | Marchers demand 24/7 safe space for sexually exploited women in Winnipeg | Community and camaraderie: Siloam Mission serves up Thanksgiving meal | Police say females at risk after sex offender is released from prison

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Victim of 2016 Winnipeg firebombing found guilty of operating drug ring Fri, 5 Oct 2018 18:55:32 EDT Justin Kirstein was found guilty of seven drug and firearm offences for operating a mid-level cocaine trafficking operation in his home, which police discovered after a firebomb sailed into his bedroom on July 16, 2016.

Marchers demand 24/7 safe space for sexually exploited women in Winnipeg Fri, 5 Oct 2018 15:18:32 EDT There is "extreme urgency" for a facility that offers round-the-clock refuge for sexually exploited women in Winnipeg, say organizers of a rally taking place Friday afternoon.

Community and camaraderie: Siloam Mission serves up Thanksgiving meal Fri, 5 Oct 2018 17:41:00 EDT Siloam Mission is pulling out all the stops to serve up a Thanksgiving feast for hundreds of less fortunate Winnipeggers.

Police say females at risk after sex offender is released from prison Fri, 5 Oct 2018 20:28:36 EDT Police are warning Winnipeggers about a high-risk sex offender who will be living in the city after being released from prison this week.

Winnipegger 'beyond words' proud of friend Denis Mukwege's Nobel Peace Prize Headingley inmate, 82, dies in custody Bowman promises working group to revisit 24/7 road construction, improve communication around projects Story of Filipina nurses in small-town Sask. comes up a bit short on laughs but big on heart Thompson RCMP looking for missing teen Philanthropist 'astounded by the beauty' of WAG's collection makes $1M donation to Inuit Art Centre Off-duty Mounties who allegedly sped, spun cars on highway not being charged Winnipeg Jets open season with road win as hockey world predicts a big year Government blames job vacancies, not cuts, for eastern Manitoba infrastructure delays Mayoral candidate reveals he's homeless, another questioned about arrest The beaver who lived with a family and built dams in their home

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Manitoba family honoured by French town's celebration of 100-year-old battle | Car thief causes $120K in damage after crashing stolen vehicle | B.C. man charged with meth trafficking in Winnipeg | No injuries in early-morning fire at Inkster Industrial Park business

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Manitoba family honoured by French town's celebration of 100-year-old battle Mon, 8 Oct 2018 20:03:29 EDT The Winnipeg family of a First World War veteran is preparing to fly to France on Tuesday to celebrate a century-old victory.

Car thief causes $120K in damage after crashing stolen vehicle Mon, 8 Oct 2018 15:54:59 EDT The driver of a stolen vehicle caused close to $120,000 in damage Monday morning when he slammed into a major Manitoba Hydro power line and traffic control panel — one of four incidents Winnipeg Police responded to over the weekend involving stolen vehicles.

B.C. man charged with meth trafficking in Winnipeg Mon, 8 Oct 2018 16:40:57 EDT A British Columbia man faces drug trafficking and weapon possession charges after Winnipeg police pulled over a vehicle that was driving dangerously on Sunday.

No injuries in early-morning fire at Inkster Industrial Park business Mon, 8 Oct 2018 09:59:35 EDT A two-alarm blaze broke out in a business in Inkster Industrial Park Monday morning, taking almost four hours and 29 fire-paramedic vehicles to extinguish.

Farmers reap 'very rewarding experience' as Yazidi newcomers harvest potatoes from family land In River Heights-Fort Garry, a former councillor with a colourful past tries to wander out from the wilderness Red Road Clothing goes from fundraiser to family business for Winnipeg mother A doctor said our daughter would never speak — but her 'word art' has connected with thousands 'To us, it's a miracle': Churchill residents celebrate repair of railway washouts 'Hard on your mental well-being': Fall storms throw wet blanket on Prairie farmers' harvest Dozens of people take part in search for for missing Skownan First Nation man No turkey? No problem: What's open and closed on Thanksgiving weekend in Winnipeg Man rushed to hospital in critical condition after West End stabbing Convicted of theft, Winnipeg firefighter aims to extinguish conviction at Supreme Court Caucus caught off guard by Pallister's carbon tax decision

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Hit-and-run driver gets 2 years in death of cyclist Casey Donaldson | Reach out early if stalled, soggy harvest leads to added stress: rural support line workers | Manitoba medical marijuana users will get to toke most places you can smoke | New report praises Manitoba efforts to improve reconciliation through education

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Hit-and-run driver gets 2 years in death of cyclist Casey Donaldson Tue, 9 Oct 2018 17:24:57 EDT Kyle Genereux, 26, was sentenced to 24 months in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to dangerous driving and fleeing the scene after fatally hitting Casey Donaldson in 2016 with his car.

Reach out early if stalled, soggy harvest leads to added stress: rural support line workers Tue, 9 Oct 2018 18:32:46 EDT A dreary, difficult harvest season could lead to more farmers reaching out for help, according to counsellors.

Manitoba medical marijuana users will get to toke most places you can smoke Tue, 9 Oct 2018 14:53:04 EDT If you want to light up a joint in Manitoba, patients with a medical licence will have more leeway than recreational smokers.

New report praises Manitoba efforts to improve reconciliation through education Tue, 9 Oct 2018 14:35:09 EDT Manitoba is getting top grades for its efforts to achieve reconciliation through education, but still has a long way to go, says a report card from Kairos on the implementation of the findings of the Truth and Reconciliation report.

'Never thought this would happen': Mother of missing Skownan First Nation man speaks out Manitoba should declare public health emergency to combat meth, Liberals say Knife, screwdriver used to rob Portage la Prairie residents 'More buzz for sure': Jets pumped to play in front of home crowd Gypsumville RCMP search for missing 14-year-old Weed to your door? Manitoba's cannabis regulator hazy on delivery rules New training program aims to tackle housing crisis in northern First Nations Top court to hear Manitoba residential school student's case involving crotch-grabbing nun Motkaluk promises to replace 'decrepit' Louise Bridge right away, if elected Teen boy charged for stealing $19K of booze from Winnipeg liquor stores Home destroyed by fire in downtown Winnipeg

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'We warned them that this was a rushed job': Manitoba says some pot rules still unclear | WATCH: CBC's Ismaila Alfa tracks how long it takes to cross Portage and Main — underground — in a wheelchair. | New Democrats try to ban health-care taxes | 'There's not a day that we go into work feeling safe': Video shows violent attack on Winnipeg hospital staff

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'We warned them that this was a rushed job': Manitoba says some pot rules still unclear Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:46:53 EDT The Manitoba government blamed its federal counterpart Wednesday for not moving quickly enough to ensure police forces have roadside screening tests in time for cannabis legalization.

WATCH: CBC's Ismaila Alfa tracks how long it takes to cross Portage and Main — underground — in a wheelchair. Wed, 10 Oct 2018 17:56:00 EDT Spoiler alert: Including getting lost for about a minute, it took 14 minutes, 30 seconds, and current circuitous street route took only 7:40.

New Democrats try to ban health-care taxes Wed, 10 Oct 2018 14:00:31 EDT The NDP wants to make sure the idea of a health-care premium is never so much as floated again.

'There's not a day that we go into work feeling safe': Video shows violent attack on Winnipeg hospital staff Wed, 10 Oct 2018 06:00:00 EDT A shocking video shows an attack on staff at a Winnipeg hospital, but workers tell CBC it's all too common — and they need more support for security, on-site police and even metal detectors to protect against rising violence blamed on the meth crisis.

Gun seizures by Winnipeg police soar to new levels 5 teens charged in crime spree in Winnipeg's Crestview area Owner of Winnipeg company charged with fraud for allegedly faking truck drivers' drug tests Homeless census highlights need for support for youth in care, Indigenous people, organizer says Pair tied up, assaulted couple in Brandon basement, police say Ottawa, province announce $10 million to boost Manitoba's aerospace industry Winter blasts into southeastern Manitoba with dump of snow Mild to moderate flu season expected for Manitoba, says provincial health official Kyle Connor scores in 3rd straight game as Jets get past Kings 'All or nothing': Jets fans have high hopes this season Woman gets life sentence in 2016 Pukatawagan homicide

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Mayoral candidates support recreation, not as sure about rapid transit in CBC debate | Kinew admits he likely won't be able to persuade province to go ahead with carbon tax | Man tried to abduct girl after luring her with chocolate bar: Cross Lake RCMP | Politicians must make eliminating poverty a priority, advocates say

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Mayoral candidates support recreation, not as sure about rapid transit in CBC debate Thu, 11 Oct 2018 06:00:00 EDT Winnipeg mayoral candidates debated crime and safety, transportation, and their vision for Winnipeg's future at CBC Manitoba Thursday night.

Kinew admits he likely won't be able to persuade province to go ahead with carbon tax Thu, 11 Oct 2018 20:21:01 EDT Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats want the provincial government to revive its plan to bring in a carbon tax.

Man tried to abduct girl after luring her with chocolate bar: Cross Lake RCMP Thu, 11 Oct 2018 17:01:44 EDT Police have released a sketch of a man suspected of trying to abduct a nine-year-old girl as she was walking home from a playground in Cross Lake, Man., last month.

Politicians must make eliminating poverty a priority, advocates say Thu, 11 Oct 2018 18:58:40 EDT Anti-poverty advocates marched from city hall to the legislative building calling on the municipal and provincial governments to take action on what they say is the major issue affecting communities.

Cannabis 101 course isn't 'Cheech and Chong,' says Red River College: 'This is very serious stuff' Province says investigation into Thompson smelter worker's 2008 death should be left to WCB New 600-student school in Winnipeg's Waterford Green area to open in 2020 Winnipeg child psychologist arrested in child porn bust Motkaluk promises 1.16% property tax hike, plan to change the way Winnipeg collects revenue Manitoba premier defends province's handling of meth issues after hospital staff assaulted OPP in Kenora search for 2 missing fishermen on Lake of the Woods in snow, high winds More security staff assaulted at HSC as officials grapple with shocking attack video 2 men wanted after man shot multiple times in The Pas, Man. Sentence increased for Calgary man who strangled wife and entombed her in cement Man charged after police find gun in his pants

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Manitoba Tory MLA Cliff Graydon accused of harassment | Boy, 4, found dead in water at St. Theresa Point First Nation | Landlord cheers 'expedited eject button' for drug dealers as province touts tools for evicting problem tenants | Judge reserves decision on bail request of man convicted in 1996 Winnipeg triple murder

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Manitoba Tory MLA Cliff Graydon accused of harassment Fri, 12 Oct 2018 19:10:53 EDT CBC News has learned that Progressive Conservative MLA Cliff Graydon has been accused of harassment.

Boy, 4, found dead in water at St. Theresa Point First Nation Fri, 12 Oct 2018 17:49:51 EDT A four-year-old boy was found dead in the water in St. Theresa Point First Nation hours after going missing, police said.

Landlord cheers 'expedited eject button' for drug dealers as province touts tools for evicting problem tenants Fri, 12 Oct 2018 15:30:25 EDT The Manitoba government touted its anti-drug tools on Friday, reminding the public about resources available to them to help “eradicate” the illicit drug problem in the province.

Judge reserves decision on bail request of man convicted in 1996 Winnipeg triple murder Fri, 12 Oct 2018 14:01:23 EDT Robert Sanderson, one of three men convicted in a Winnipeg triple murder in 1996, is in court Friday seeking bail.

Province spending $19M to improve safety, traffic flow on Winnipeg's south Perimeter Highway Bowman promises to create list of business rules to improve or eliminate Winnipeggers asked to name Assiniboine Park Zoo's new red panda Pot-sniffing dogs to be phased out of police canine program as legal weed looms Winnipeggers flocking to advance polls, election official says 'Lives are hanging in the balance': Why some newly licensed truckers aren't ready for the road Hockey marathon shoots for funds to build new multiplex in Lorette Arlington Bridge closed to traffic this weekend Watch the Canad Inns Men's Curling Classic Be afraid, be very afraid: CBC Manitoba's top 3 weekend picks Rival accuses Bowman of pandering to firefighter union by attending Colorado memorial

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'That's ridiculous': Judge scolds City of Winnipeg for failure to disclose emails in developer lawsuit | Harassment complaint against MLA Cliff Graydon 'dealt with internally' | Winnipeg police will be allowed to toke up — off the clock — come Oct. 17 | Trial begins as city tries to recoup $72K in dumping fees from Samborski Environmental

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'That's ridiculous': Judge scolds City of Winnipeg for failure to disclose emails in developer lawsuit Mon, 15 Oct 2018 17:54:45 EDT A court of Queen’s Bench justice took the City of Winnipeg to task on Monday because of its policy to delete emails that are more than a year old.

Harassment complaint against MLA Cliff Graydon 'dealt with internally' Mon, 15 Oct 2018 15:39:34 EDT There are few details about how the Progressive Conservative government managed a harassment complaint against MLA Cliff Graydon after he allegedly offered a seat on his lap to a female legislative staffer at a meeting last week.

Winnipeg police will be allowed to toke up — off the clock — come Oct. 17 Mon, 15 Oct 2018 16:14:56 EDT Winnipeg police can consume cannabis come Oct. 17, and won't be subject to the strict policies some police forces have issued.

Trial begins as city tries to recoup $72K in dumping fees from Samborski Environmental Mon, 15 Oct 2018 15:58:45 EDT A senior manager with the city's water and waste department testified Monday that Samborski Environmental failed to pay more than $72,000 in dumping fees between the summers of 2010 and 2011.

MPI defends need for higher premiums, posts more than $70 M in earnings so far this year Manitoba won't have enough cannabis to meet demand, distributor says Moose Lake boaters never made it to destination, found dead Winnipeg priest charged with multiple sex assaults dating to the 1980s Manitoba mulls ban on public consumption of edible cannabis products John Sauder: More showers and wet snow this afternoon — but looking much better later this week 2nd-degree murder trial begins in death of man found lying in snow on Aberdeen New coin marks 100 years since end of First World War 'People have said that I'm angry.… The truth of the matter is I am': Jenny Motkaluk on her mayoral run 'It's just a big blank': Helicopter search for Dwayne Lavallee yields no signs of missing man Brian Bowman promises to create youth council at city hall if re-elected

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Live discussion to cover everything you wanted to know about legal pot | Step inside a Winnipeg cannabis store | Janice Lukes joins 3 other incumbents endorsing Jenny Motkaluk as Winnipeg mayor | 6 stores will open on 1st day of legal weed in Manitoba

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Live discussion to cover everything you wanted to know about legal pot Tue, 16 Oct 2018 18:14:25 EDT CBC Manitoba hosts a discussion on the legalization of cannabis. Here's everything you wanted to know about pot but were too afraid to ask.

Step inside a Winnipeg cannabis store Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:30:27 EDT Five retail spaces will open in Winnipeg Wednesday morning, the day recreational cannabis becomes legal in Canada. Here's a look inside one of them.

Janice Lukes joins 3 other incumbents endorsing Jenny Motkaluk as Winnipeg mayor Tue, 16 Oct 2018 20:40:02 EDT Waverley West councillor-elect Janice Lukes said Tuesday she is backing Jenny Motkaluk's effort to unseat incumbent Brian Bowman.

6 stores will open on 1st day of legal weed in Manitoba Tue, 16 Oct 2018 15:52:44 EDT Here's where you can get your cannabis in Manitoba on Oct. 17.

Selkirk high school student arrested after bringing shotgun, ammunition to school 'Nickel and diming health care is costing lives up north,' family says after man dies en route to appointment Woman testifies ex fatally shot man who threatened to 'slit his throat in his sleep' Motkaluk pledges to freeze Winnipeg water and sewer rates until audit is done U.S. border patrol warns 'amnesty' for pot convictions doesn't guarantee entry Canada Post workers could begin rotating strikes Monday Parker lands developer's $30M lawsuit alleges City of Winnipeg, 4 bureaucrats acted in bad faith Comet In Moominland burns bright in dazzling return to MTYP RCMP asking for help finding missing Selkirk woman Distracted drivers in Manitoba will face licence suspension, tripling of fine Former Winnipeg financial adviser fined $100K, suspended

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Indigenous man's death en route to hospital prompts call for inquiry | Seniors interested in exploring benefits of legal cannabis | Slow Fashion October movement pushes back against cheap, trendy and environmentally harmful 'fast fashion' | MLA accused of harassment taking medical leave, not seeking re-election

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Indigenous man's death en route to hospital prompts call for inquiry Wed, 17 Oct 2018 17:22:09 EDT A Manitoba MP is calling for an inquiry after a man with a heart condition died on an inter-city bus while travelling to see his doctor, and is asking others who have had problems accessing health care in the region to come forward.

Seniors interested in exploring benefits of legal cannabis Wed, 17 Oct 2018 19:33:37 EDT The legalization of cannabis has many seniors interested in exploring what once seemed like a taboo option to help address medical issues and pain.

Slow Fashion October movement pushes back against cheap, trendy and environmentally harmful 'fast fashion' Wed, 17 Oct 2018 20:32:33 EDT Fast fashion, it's cheap and trendy clothing that's made quickly so we can all have the fashion trends of the season, but it has been criticized for the impacts it has on the environment.

MLA accused of harassment taking medical leave, not seeking re-election Wed, 17 Oct 2018 14:24:53 EDT MLA Cliff Graydon says he is taking a medical leave of absence and will not seek re-election in the next provincial election in 2020.

Winnipeg's 1st toking and driving ticket issued 1 hour into legalization First taste of legal cannabis with marijuana activist Steven Stairs Motkaluk joins Bowman in pledging to freeze frontage levies 'Today, I'm not a criminal': Pot stores open to kudos, critiques in Manitoba A look inside 2 of Manitoba's first cannabis stores on Day 1 of legalized pot Road rage leads to attack on 49-year-old man, police say Doctor sues WRHA, saying he was forced out after reporting workplace bullying at HSC Red River College instructor victim of 'random attack' near Exchange District campus Get outside at some point on Thursday afternoon. The warmth won't last long Former student urges incumbent Steinbach school trustee to reconsider stance on sexuality education Supreme Court ruling shows need for more Indigenous Parliamentarians and judges, says lawyer

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Exchange District walkway called dangerous after vicious random stabbing | 'Beyond expectations': Booming sales at Winnipeg cannabis stores threaten supply | Winnipeg police chief apologizes to Indigenous women as inquiry ends public testimony | Driver fined after Altona police find cannabis during traffic stop

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Exchange District walkway called dangerous after vicious random stabbing Thu, 18 Oct 2018 20:33:14 EDT Just hours before a Red River College instructor was viciously stabbed outside the old Public Safety Building, a group of concerned residents and store owners identified the spot the attack happened at as needing better lighting.

'Beyond expectations': Booming sales at Winnipeg cannabis stores threaten supply Thu, 18 Oct 2018 14:21:11 EDT Cannabis retailer Delta 9 says if the current pace sales keeps up, they and other sellers in Manitoba could run out of supply in a week.

Winnipeg police chief apologizes to Indigenous women as inquiry ends public testimony Thu, 18 Oct 2018 06:30:00 EDT "Indigenous women were were not treated with the respect and dignity they deserve," said Danny Smyth.

Driver fined after Altona police find cannabis during traffic stop Thu, 18 Oct 2018 18:05:07 EDT Police in Altona, Man., issued a warning and fine to a driver after he was found with cannabis in his vehicle less than an hour after it became legal in Canada on Wednesday.

Independent review will probe cost overruns on Manitoba Hydro megaprojects 1 day after legalization, RCMP in Thompson, Man., arrest driver allegedly impaired by pot Missing man, 56, last seen in West End: Winnipeg police 'He told me to sit on his lap': 2nd woman comes forward with accusation against Manitoba MLA Cliff Graydon Two dead after boat capsizes on Lake of the Woods: OPP New walk-in addiction clinics accept patients in Brandon, Thompson Summer's back! Southern Manitoba gets 1-day-only return engagement Don't wait: get outside now as Thursday sunshine won't last Candlelight vigil to be held 10 years after Amber McFarland's disappearance Tracking who they're backing: A guide to candidate allegiances, endorsements in Winnipeg's election Yes, you can carry up to 30 grams of pot in Manitoba — but leave it at home if you're going to court

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'People have no place to go': West Broadway ministry says meth addicts sleeping on floor of drop-in centre | Northern communities call for reversal of 'appalling and unacceptable' cuts to airport maintenance funding | Manitoba's police watchdog investigating after bean-bag gun cuts suspect's leg | Bowman rests his re-election case: Vote for me or place Winnipeg's growth at risk

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'People have no place to go': West Broadway ministry says meth addicts sleeping on floor of drop-in centre Fri, 19 Oct 2018 17:11:24 EDT A West Broadway community group says the effects of the city’s meth crisis has fallen at their feet. Each day volunteers need to work around dozens of sleeping meth addicts who have nowhere else to go except the West Broadway Community Ministry floor.

Northern communities call for reversal of 'appalling and unacceptable' cuts to airport maintenance funding Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:56:11 EDT First Nations leaders are calling on the provincial government to reverse "appalling and unacceptable" cuts that affect snow clearing and maintenance at airports in northern Manitoba.

Manitoba's police watchdog investigating after bean-bag gun cuts suspect's leg Fri, 19 Oct 2018 18:13:02 EDT The Independent Investigation Unit is investigating after a man suffered a cut to his leg when Thompson RCMP fired a bean-bag gun in order to subdue him.

Bowman rests his re-election case: Vote for me or place Winnipeg's growth at risk Fri, 19 Oct 2018 16:24:30 EDT Brian Bowman rested his re-election case on Friday after only campaigning for 36 days during Winnipeg's six-month mayoral campaign period.

With 8 candidates running in Transcona, voter worries crowded race 'becomes almost a chatter' Winnipeg votes 2018: Transcona ward profile Edible cannabis products found near Brandon schools, police say Sensibly solid, locally crafted take on a Jane Austen classic opens Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre season 'Enough is enough': Speaker works on changes to harassment policy $1.2M in federal funding announced for 'essential and life-changing services' to support Jordan's Principle 'Terrible suffering': Judge sentences father to 8 years for failing to save toddler In their silence, support workers failed boy who died at 17, Manitoba children's advocate says Off-duty RCMP officer who allegedly 'touched and fondled' colleagues won't be charged: IIU Winnipeg sees record-setting advance voter turnout Hello, Mambo: Name chosen for Winnipeg zoo's new red panda

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RCMP allege obstruction in Fortress fraud investigation | Pallister 'can only speculate' what federal carbon tax announcement contains | Emerson MLA Cliff Graydon expelled from PC caucus following 'pattern of inappropriate behaviour' | Transcona evacuations lifted as asphalt plant smoke snuffed out

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RCMP allege obstruction in Fortress fraud investigation Mon, 22 Oct 2018 20:46:26 EDT RCMP believe “key evidence” in its investigation into syndicated mortgage fraud was deliberately hidden during an April raid of Fortress Real Developments Richmond Hill headquarters, according to an application to obtain a search warrant.

Pallister 'can only speculate' what federal carbon tax announcement contains Mon, 22 Oct 2018 19:08:28 EDT After news broke that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau would announce on Tuesday how the federal government plans to impose a carbon tax on provinces that do not have their own, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said “he can only speculate” what that announcement might contain.

Emerson MLA Cliff Graydon expelled from PC caucus following 'pattern of inappropriate behaviour' Mon, 22 Oct 2018 14:40:36 EDT Cliff Graydon has been removed from the Progressive Conservative caucus after he reportedly made an inappropriate comment to a woman who works for the party.

Transcona evacuations lifted as asphalt plant smoke snuffed out Mon, 22 Oct 2018 12:15:28 EDT A fire in an industrial area sent plumes of thick, black smoke and a toxic stench into the air over east Winnipeg.

RCMP looking for man suspected of stealing from mailboxes, cars, and breaking into homes Trudeau to unveil carbon tax plan Tuesday for provinces that don't comply Man pleads guilty to murdering former Manitoba Ku Klux Klan leader with sword Measles cases confirmed in Manitoba's Interlake region Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk promises Winnipeg Transit fare freeze 'Recycle Everywhere' beverage container stats dropped from consultant report, citing lack of transparency Council candidate's tweet from Osborne BIZ account raises eyebrows in the Village Thieves swipe metal equipment, even water tap, during break-in at Elmwood Giants field 'Callous disregard' gets Winnipeg dealer 15-year sentence in fatal carfentanil overdose Winnipeg can do more to fight poverty, Point Douglas candidates say What you need to know about the 2018 Winnipeg election

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Mining explosives found in Thompson house after RCMP raid | Car slams into Tuxedo home | Gas and groceries: Families weigh in on Ottawa's carbon tax | A Winnipeg election guide: Where to cast your ballot, what to bring and who you can vote for

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Mining explosives found in Thompson house after RCMP raid Tue, 23 Oct 2018 17:51:13 EDT RCMP arrested two people after they found explosives, firearms, and drugs at a house in Thompson, Man.

Car slams into Tuxedo home Tue, 23 Oct 2018 15:41:08 EDT Emergency crews are on scene Tuesday afternoon at an incident near Corydon Avenue and Handsart Boulevard where a car smashed into a home.

Gas and groceries: Families weigh in on Ottawa's carbon tax Tue, 23 Oct 2018 19:04:45 EDT The federal government’s carbon tax and the rebate will affect each family differently in Manitoba.

A Winnipeg election guide: Where to cast your ballot, what to bring and who you can vote for Fri, 21 Sep 2018 16:39:10 EDT Winnipeg residents head to the polls Wednesday to vote for their mayor, city councillors and school trustees — as well as on a contentious question about the city's most famous intersection. Here's what you need to know before you vote.

Growing demand for meth addiction treatment has government's attention: Friesen Ottawa's rebate on carbon tax not enough to pay Manitoba back for green investments: Pallister Mayoral promises: What the candidates are offering Winnipeg voters Steinbach RCMP searching for missing teen last seen in Winnipeg 'Reduce costs at all costs:' Manitoba child welfare agencies worry new funding model will put kids at risk Mayoral candidates Motkaluk, Bowman make final pleas to Winnipeg voters Wards to watch in Wednesday's civic election 2nd-degree murder trial wraps as jury mulls 2017 Winnipeg 'meth house' shooting Meth, cocaine, heroin, and weapons seized in Winnipeg drug busts Manitoba-based study says stressed bats could spread diseases to humans Stolen car slams into police car, cab in middle of rush hour

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'No excuses' to skip voting: Sunny sky, city crews smooth way for Winnipeg voters | Trudeau's scheme to dismiss some carbon tax plans shows he wants a fight: Manitoba's premier | 'It was shocking': Pediatrician's sister testifies in incest trial | New bus company to offer service between Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver

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'No excuses' to skip voting: Sunny sky, city crews smooth way for Winnipeg voters Wed, 24 Oct 2018 06:00:00 EDT Winnipeggers head to the polls today to cast their ballots for the city’s next mayor, city councillors and school trustees. They’ll also vote in a plebiscite on whether to reopen Portage and Main to pedestrians.

Trudeau's scheme to dismiss some carbon tax plans shows he wants a fight: Manitoba's premier Wed, 24 Oct 2018 19:40:45 EDT Justin Trudeau's government is making its case for re-election by pitting itself against the provinces who oppose his carbon tax, Manitoba premier Brian Pallister is asserting.

'It was shocking': Pediatrician's sister testifies in incest trial Wed, 24 Oct 2018 19:17:14 EDT The trial of a prominent Winnipeg pediatrician charged with incest got underway in a Manitoba courtroom this morning.

New bus company to offer service between Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver Wed, 24 Oct 2018 18:45:27 EDT Ahead of Greyhound's last Western Canada runs, there's a new bus company promising to swoop in and take over routes.

Bear rescue upset Manitoba cubs to be released without tracking collars Réal Cloutier officially named WRHA president Here's how to watch Winnipeg election results on CBC Manitoba tonight Portage and Main plebiscite: 8 things to know before you vote

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Explosive devices sent to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and other Democrats Manitoba RCMP discover more than 10,000 stolen hockey cards Bail denied for convicted Winnipeg murderer whose case is under review Another dry and sunny day but there's a change on the way 7 charged, vehicles seized in human trafficking probe in Winnipeg

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Standoff at Pembina Highway beer vendor | Millions worth of Portage and Main improvements still coming in spite of 'no' vote in plebiscite | Blood type, allergy records missing from eCharts: auditor general | Drone footage shows battle to put out fire at Transcona asphalt plant

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Standoff at Pembina Highway beer vendor Thu, 25 Oct 2018 18:37:21 EDT Winnipeg police are on scene at a beer vendor on Pembina Highway.

Millions worth of Portage and Main improvements still coming in spite of 'no' vote in plebiscite Thu, 25 Oct 2018 20:26:00 EDT The resounding "no" vote in Wednesday's Portage and Main plebiscite won't stop the city from pursuing millions of dollars worth of repairs to the intersection, which may yet lose its controversial barricades, even as it remains closed to pedestrian crossings.

Blood type, allergy records missing from eCharts: auditor general Thu, 25 Oct 2018 20:48:15 EDT An electronic system used by health-care providers in Manitoba to determine the needs of its patients is lacking critical information such as blood type and a patient's list of allergies, Manitoba's auditor general has found.

Drone footage shows battle to put out fire at Transcona asphalt plant Thu, 25 Oct 2018 18:53:34 EDT The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service released dramatic aerial footage Thursday of the fight to keep this week’s massive industrial fire at Pounder Emulsions in Transcona under control.

Increasingly diverse Winnipeg city council encouraging to minority youth: community organizer Son of Winnipeg pediatrician testifies father sexually abused him 100 times Liberal Leader Lamont changes out of jeans after complaint from NDP Once the possibility of opening Portage and Main became real, support for the idea plummeted Woman fights off attacker on popular Winnipeg nature trail Massive Ivan Eyre sculptures take watch over downtown Winnipeg Winnipeg man killed in crash on Highway 1 Matthews, Laine forever linked despite quiet performances The mayor who promised little has 4 more years to do it Manitoba may publish test score results by school: education minister Sketch released of suspect in bloody attack on college instructor in Winnipeg

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Suspect in beer store standoff was involved in meth-fuelled crime spree, police say | Letting kids walk to neighbourhood bakery 'felt like a reasonable choice,' says mom investigated by CFS | Winnipeg doctor admitted in therapy to sexually abusing son, woman alleges | Brandon political watchers 'literally in a state of shock' after disappointing 17% voter turnout

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Suspect in beer store standoff was involved in meth-fuelled crime spree, police say Fri, 26 Oct 2018 18:35:16 EDT A 33-year-old man faces several charges related to a tense standoff with police at a Pembina Highway Beer vendor on Thursday, as well as several other incidents earlier that day.

Letting kids walk to neighbourhood bakery 'felt like a reasonable choice,' says mom investigated by CFS Fri, 26 Oct 2018 19:39:46 EDT A Winnipeg mother says she was reported to Child and Family Services for letting her children walk by themselves to buy some bread.

Winnipeg doctor admitted in therapy to sexually abusing son, woman alleges Fri, 26 Oct 2018 18:37:21 EDT The wife of a man accusing his father, Dr. Victor Chernick, of sexually abusing him as a youth says she witnessed the prominent Winnipeg pediatrician admit to the allegations and apologize decades ago, though Chernick's defence lawyers say the woman's differing accounts of what happened should raise concerns.

Brandon political watchers 'literally in a state of shock' after disappointing 17% voter turnout Fri, 26 Oct 2018 17:53:59 EDT Shocking, disappointing, dismal — all words used to describe Brandon’s 17 per cent voter turnout in this week’s civic election.

2 dead in Winnipeg house fire, 2 others jumped out window Man, 61, dies after grain auger rolls on top of him on Manitoba farm Winnipeg could lead the next industrial revolution — but we need the vision our leadership lacks: Glen Murray Cash reward offered in case of missing Skownan First Nation man Cloudy heading into the weekend, but sunshine returns for Sunday 20-year-old charged with manslaughter in Pukatawagan killing Man says police ran over him on purpose with cruiser; IIU investigating Firefighter injured battling apartment fire in West End Winnipeg High winds knocked over 13 train cars in May derailment near Winnipeg: investigator Winnipeg police searching for missing teen Grieving mother wants life in prison for teen who stabbed her son

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Manitoba RCMP officer shot in back of head, court hears at bail hearing for 1 of 4 accused | Mother of dead conductor in train derailment wants answers and inquest | Cliff Graydon returns to legislature after ousting for inappropriate behaviour | RCMP officer won't be charged after teen complains of groping

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Manitoba RCMP officer shot in back of head, court hears at bail hearing for 1 of 4 accused Mon, 29 Oct 2018 20:18:39 EDT One of four men arrested following the shooting of an RCMP in officer in western Manitoba has been granted bail as new details surface about the incident.

Mother of dead conductor in train derailment wants answers and inquest Mon, 29 Oct 2018 18:32:50 EDT The mother of a deceased conductor and his union are calling for an inquest to look into how two members were made to lie for hours in the trapped wreckage of a derailed train in northern Manitoba last September without medical attention.

Cliff Graydon returns to legislature after ousting for inappropriate behaviour Mon, 29 Oct 2018 17:47:19 EDT A Manitoba backbencher who was kicked out of the governing Progressive Conservative caucus for inappropriate behaviour to female staff says he'll have a response soon.

RCMP officer won't be charged after teen complains of groping Mon, 29 Oct 2018 20:22:16 EDT A Powerview RCMP officer accused of inappropriately touching a 17-year-old girl during her arrest will not face charges.

'I felt so violated': Ex-husband charged after Winnipeg woman finds hidden cameras in her home Police frustrated by 'revolving door' arrests of sex offender, burden on system Makeup artist creates amazing Halloween looks with stuff you have at home Sandy Bay First Nation man faces $2,542 fine for giving pot to a minor Canada Post rotating strikes hit Winnipeg, Brandon MLA Cliff Graydon removed from Manitoba Hydro board Vladimir Putin opponent who was poisoned twice to speak in Winnipeg No survivors expected as Indonesia Lion Air plane with 189 aboard crashes into sea Accused found not criminally responsible in vicious stabbing of U of W basketball player Ford owners frustrated by pace of transmission probe 'All I could do was scream': Woman's daughter, mother killed in Point Douglas fire that's left her homeless

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Errol Greene inquest calls for more medical staff, better training to prevent future in-custody deaths | Small-town Canada mourns the loss of Greyhound bus service in the West | 'All smiles all the time': Jets' journey to Finland the stuff of dreams | Give Indigenous people more control, resources to address over-incarceration, says correctional investigator

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Errol Greene inquest calls for more medical staff, better training to prevent future in-custody deaths Tue, 30 Oct 2018 19:26:03 EDT The province should expand the availability of medical services at the Winnipeg Remand Centre and improve training for staff to help prevent more deaths like that of Errol Greene, inquest counsel recommended on Tuesday.

Small-town Canada mourns the loss of Greyhound bus service in the West Tue, 30 Oct 2018 13:50:14 EDT The last Greyhound buses are pulling out of terminals as the company ends passenger and freight service in Western Canada and Ontario west of Sudbury on Oct. 31.

'All smiles all the time': Jets' journey to Finland the stuff of dreams Tue, 30 Oct 2018 15:22:46 EDT The smiles won't stop as dreams come true for everyone from Jets star winger Patrik Laine to superfan Crystal Lambertson in hockey-mad Finland this week.

Give Indigenous people more control, resources to address over-incarceration, says correctional investigator Tue, 30 Oct 2018 16:37:13 EDT Canada's correctional investigator is calling on the federal government and the Correctional Service to work on handing responsibility, control and resources to Indigenous communities to "address the enormity of the challenge of Indigenous over-incarceration."

Tories signal support for Liberal bill banning weight discrimination Mariam Bernstein shines as Dr. Ruth in Winnipeg Jewish Theatre season opener Manitoba's police watchdog investigating after officer strikes man with a pylon 'Life is not the same': Manitoba couple forced to live apart after 71 years, care home won't take them both Human skull found in RM of Taché: RCMP Man, 68, stabbed after confronting strangers in neighbour's garage Winnipeg business donates protective gloves after Bear Clan member pricked by used needle IIU investigating after man becomes 'unresponsive' while in police custody Thompson halting bus service temporarily starting Nov. 1 Starving bear, punctured with quills, euthanized after efforts to save it by rescuers Halloween day starts off breezy with chance of a flurry, but gets a lot less scary toward the evening

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Winnipeg pediatrician accused of sexually abusing son split family into factions, prosecutor says | Centre's first cubs released with GPS collars | Elderly mother was living on bathroom floor, court hears at daughter's trial in 2014 death | 'It's my last ride today' as Greyhound pulls out of western Canada

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Winnipeg pediatrician accused of sexually abusing son split family into factions, prosecutor says Wed, 31 Oct 2018 20:32:07 EDT You're either with Victor Chernick or you're against him, the Crown alleged Wednesday in the trial of a former Winnipeg pediatrician accused of frequently molesting his son decades ago.

Centre's first cubs released with GPS collars Wed, 31 Oct 2018 19:57:22 EDT Three black bear cubs have been released back into the wilds of Manitoba - wearing GPS tracking collars. The orphan bears are the first to have been rehabilitated at Black Bear Rescue Manitoba near Stonewall.

Elderly mother was living on bathroom floor, court hears at daughter's trial in 2014 death Wed, 31 Oct 2018 06:00:00 EDT Chandra Hawkins was so alarmed by the care her mother was providing to her grandmother that the family twice contacted police in 2014 to check on the elderly woman's well-being.

'It's my last ride today' as Greyhound pulls out of western Canada Wed, 31 Oct 2018 14:11:44 EDT Dale Patkau’s last trip as a Greyhound driver started the way every one has for the last three decades — he inspected his bus.

Court action launched against Sixties Scoop settlement agreement lawyer fees Police say missing man Eduardo Balaquit 'very likely' a homicide victim Man missing after falling off bridge in small community north of Winnipeg Handgun in the waistband nets charges for Morris man 18-year-old from St. Georges, Man., dead after rollover in Whiteshell Pallister comes under fire after province cancels 2nd agreement with Manitoba Metis Federation RCMP bust pot grow-op 2 days after cannabis legalized Black bears down safe after taking nap on hydro pole, beside high voltage line Pro sports charities hoarding cash, overspending on fundraising, watchdog says Cops cleared in crash that sent cruiser into storefront Lions and monsters and … sushi? Halloween spirit strong at Winnipeg school

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'He loved you': Winnipeg man sentenced in stabbing death of best friend at Main Street hotel | Winnipeg man sentenced as dangerous offender for violent sexual assaults | Winnipeg music producer bands together with neighbours to save capsized kayaker | Province withheld contaminated soil findings for 30 years, Liberals claim

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'He loved you': Winnipeg man sentenced in stabbing death of best friend at Main Street hotel Thu, 1 Nov 2018 19:45:34 EDT John Blaine Flett, 50, was found covered in blood and not breathing in the lobby of the Manwin Hotel on the evening of July 16, 2017. His friend Eric John Guimond, 58, turned himself in to investigators the next day and has now pleaded guilty to manslaughter.

Winnipeg man sentenced as dangerous offender for violent sexual assaults Thu, 1 Nov 2018 20:45:38 EDT A Winnipeg man designated as a dangerous offender has been sentenced to eight years behind bars — and another 10-years under supervision — for violent sexual attacks on vulnerable women.

Winnipeg music producer bands together with neighbours to save capsized kayaker Thu, 1 Nov 2018 18:41:02 EDT Hearing screams coming from the water, Dan Donahue and his neighbours jumped into action to save a man whose kayak had capsized in the Red River Monday night.

Province withheld contaminated soil findings for 30 years, Liberals claim Thu, 1 Nov 2018 20:34:52 EDT The Manitoba Liberals are alleging that provincial governments have sat on an unpublished report warning of unsafe lead levels for 30 years.

Dead woman's daughter boasted of natural treatments in interview with police Province will review hiring of all public sector employees after improper findings Jets' Laine thrills Finnish fans with hat trick in win over Panthers Churchill residents rejoice as rail service gets back on track RCMP investigating homicide in Oxford House Police bust major western Canadian crime network, seize $2.7M worth of drugs, weapons, property Police seek help finding 17-year-old girl missing since September Halloween's done, now comes the really scary part for pets 1st female Manitoba Hydro president and CEO appointed 'Our hearts are just filled with joy': 1st train in over a year arrives in Churchill Liberal weight discrimination bill set to fail

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Standoff near northwest Winnipeg school ends after suspects surrender, officers enter home | Yandle, Luongo lead Panthers over Jets for Finnish split | Jack White says no phones at Winnipeg show — but fans will need devices to get in | Winnipeg man last seen in West End safely located: police

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Standoff near northwest Winnipeg school ends after suspects surrender, officers enter home Fri, 2 Nov 2018 11:07:53 EDT A 12-hour standoff with Winnipeg police near Shaughnessy Park School came to an end without any injuries after several suspects surrendered and police entered the house late Friday afternoon.

Yandle, Luongo lead Panthers over Jets for Finnish split Fri, 2 Nov 2018 17:26:03 EDT Keith Yandle had a goal and an assist and the Florida Panthers rallied to beat the Winnipeg Jets 4-2 on Friday night for a two-game split in the Finnish capital.

Jack White says no phones at Winnipeg show — but fans will need devices to get in Fri, 2 Nov 2018 19:59:50 EDT The American rocker's "no-phone" rule comes at an awkward time for True North Sports and Entertainment, which is in the middle of rolling out a new digital-only ticket system — meaning concertgoers will need their phones to get into the show.

Winnipeg man last seen in West End safely located: police Fri, 2 Nov 2018 17:00:16 EDT Peter Wasyliw, 56, had been missing since the first week of October.

Boil water advisory for Thompson, Man., residents Elderly woman was injured but not endangered a month before she died, defence says at daughter's trial Hate messages show up on University of Manitoba campus Vietgone serves up family, immigration and the Vietnam War with a dash of rap and kung fu fighting Missing teenager found safe, Steinbach RCMP say Shilo parents told to check kids' Halloween haul after 3 children get sick Legendary artist, dancers and singers ready to warm your weekend Pallister defends Manitoba climate plan amid widespread public skepticism Country star Brett Kissel makes Halloween pit stop in Headingley CBC Radio took to the air 82 years ago today With hundreds of handmade banners outside their family homes, this Winnipeg artist is honouring WWI's dead

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Thompson teen murdered as part of gang initiation, Crown argues on first day of trial | Province vows to soothe concerns over privatization of air ambulance | Council rookie Sherri Rollins joins Mayor Brian Bowman's inner circle | Tina's Safe Haven offers a 24/7 refuge for Winnipeg teens

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Thompson teen murdered as part of gang initiation, Crown argues on first day of trial Mon, 5 Nov 2018 18:13:55 EST On the first day of the murder trial for two of the men accused of Nicholas Brophy, Crown prosecutors argued that while on his way home, Brophy was jumped, kidnapped, taken to the woods, and murdered as part of a gang initiation.

Province vows to soothe concerns over privatization of air ambulance Mon, 5 Nov 2018 20:44:02 EST If at first you don't succeed at convincing Manitoba Lifeflight doctors their service should be privatized, try, try again.

Council rookie Sherri Rollins joins Mayor Brian Bowman's inner circle Mon, 5 Nov 2018 16:27:32 EST Councillor-elect Sherri Rollins has joined Mayor Brian Bowman's inner circle as the newest member of city council's executive policy committee.

Tina's Safe Haven offers a 24/7 refuge for Winnipeg teens Mon, 5 Nov 2018 19:54:59 EST Ndinawe has expanded its youth drop-in centre to be open 24/7 in honour of Tina Fontaine, who was killed in 2014.

Fire crews to remain at St. Boniface fire overnight, deputy chief says Winter weather on the way into the province Manitoba aiming for more child-care spaces with new tax credit Jets' Lemieux suspended 2 games for illegal check to the head 1st look at plan for Kapyong Barracks site shows sports facility, convention centre, museum Women-run Ikwe ride service loses its unofficial headquarters 1st-degree murder charges laid after Stony Mountain inmate dies Flying under the influence: Those awkward birds falling out of trees are actually drunk Say hello to the cold: Temperatures about to plunge in southern Manitoba Make bus safety a priority, transit union urges new Winnipeg city council Despite getting stabbed, man who came to defence of fellow passenger has no regrets

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Conservative MP Tony Clement resigns Commons duties over sexting scandal | 'Nasty soup' of chemicals in industrial park worries St. Boniface residents after latest fire | $236K in suspicious payments processed by 1 employee shows 'significant gaps' in Pharmacare: auditor general | Pallister accuses Kinew of 'playing political football with cancer patients'

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Conservative MP Tony Clement resigns Commons duties over sexting scandal Tue, 6 Nov 2018 19:49:54 EST Longtime Conservative MP Tony Clement is resigning his post as his party's justice critic after admitting to sharing sexually explicit images and a video with an individual online.

'Nasty soup' of chemicals in industrial park worries St. Boniface residents after latest fire Tue, 6 Nov 2018 20:18:07 EST A massive fire that broke out Monday at an oilseed processing plant on Dawson Road is out, but residents in the area are left wondering what other flammable goods are stored in their neighbourhood and whether the city has a plan in place to deal with a major catastrophe.

$236K in suspicious payments processed by 1 employee shows 'significant gaps' in Pharmacare: auditor general Tue, 6 Nov 2018 19:26:45 EST A former employee processed more than $236,000 in suspicious Pharmacare payments, paid out to several individuals over eight years, according to a new report by Manitoba’s auditor general.

Pallister accuses Kinew of 'playing political football with cancer patients' Tue, 6 Nov 2018 20:33:20 EST The Opposition NDP is stoking the fears of cancer patients by alleging their care is at risk, Brian Pallister argued on Tuesday.

Slain teen suffered 6 skull fractures and multiple other injuries, court hears Man sentenced to life behind bars for killing former Ku Klux Klan leader with sword Americans in Winnipeg take stand against Donald Trump in midterms NDP leader apologizes for telling MLA Steven Fletcher to 'keep your mouth shut' Fight, flight or freeze: A new storybook is teaching Manitoba kids how to understand trauma Building a total loss after fire in industrial area of St. Boniface Store clerk beaten unconscious after theft at Winnipeg store Brandon police release surveillance photo of suspect in poppy box theft Missing girl, 16, last seen in Winnipeg's south end Kids hockey should be about fun, not scores: minor hockey groups Man shot in Winnipeg's North End by complete stranger

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Male in custody after shots fired in Winnipeg's North End | Public access to gym added to Bruce Oake Recovery Centre plans | Tories 'taking the heart out of Manitoba Hydro' by promoting subsidiaries, scrapping low-cost pledges: NDP | 'We need to be open': CancerCare Manitoba CEO looks to upcoming review for ideas on how to improve care

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Male in custody after shots fired in Winnipeg's North End Wed, 7 Nov 2018 10:28:41 EST A standoff that lasted several hours in Winnipeg's North End has now been resolved, according to Winnipeg police.

Public access to gym added to Bruce Oake Recovery Centre plans Wed, 7 Nov 2018 20:31:28 EST The latest plan a for an addictions-treatment centre in west Winnipeg's Crestview neighbourhood calls for public access to a gym planned for the facility.

Tories 'taking the heart out of Manitoba Hydro' by promoting subsidiaries, scrapping low-cost pledges: NDP Wed, 7 Nov 2018 20:38:35 EST The board of Manitoba Hydro is being reminded it can divvy up some of the utility's work to subsidiaries — which the NDP is decrying as a step toward privatization.

'We need to be open': CancerCare Manitoba CEO looks to upcoming review for ideas on how to improve care Wed, 7 Nov 2018 18:37:47 EST The head of CancerCare Manitoba says she's not nervous about an upcoming government review of the provincial cancer clinic and whether it will lead to funding cuts.

Only nurse killed by enemy action in WWII remembered as a 'warm, gentle' hero in Misericordia exhibit 'It was brutal': Man shot roommate, then bragged about it, Crown alleges at 1st-degree murder trial 'It's pretty scary': Man on edge after random shooting of co-worker near North End work site RCMP arrest couple on child pornography charges Girl, 4, dies after being hit by car in driveway 'Worried sick': Sask. man last seen in Flin Flon has been missing for 6 months Blue Bombers linebacker Adam Bighill happy to help kids with facial differences Bipole III watchdog group disbands, replaced by new Manitoba Energy Council Group launches ticket drive to gauge interest in Halifax CFL team 'Blazing a new trail': OCN's new cannabis store believed to be 1st to open on a reserve Republicans hold Senate but Democrats take House

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Police officer charged with impaired control of vehicle had 'overwhelming smell of liquor,' court hears | 'Chronic overcapacity' at St. Boniface neonatal unit putting newborns at risk: hospital president | Man who pleaded guilty in Thompson teen's killing tells court co-accused wanted to commit '1st murder' | $200K for Bear Clan from province, but leader says funding worries not yet resolved

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Police officer charged with impaired control of vehicle had 'overwhelming smell of liquor,' court hears Thu, 8 Nov 2018 20:40:39 EST When a Manitoba RCMP officer approached a still-running vehicle pulled over on the side of the Trans-Canada Highway, he found the door wasn't latched shut, the lights were still on and the interior carried the "overwhelming smell of liquor," a Winnipeg court heard Thursday.

'Chronic overcapacity' at St. Boniface neonatal unit putting newborns at risk: hospital president Thu, 8 Nov 2018 20:18:16 EST The president of St. Boniface Hospital argues the centre's neonatal unit has been overworked for years and that's putting the care of newborns at risk.

Man who pleaded guilty in Thompson teen's killing tells court co-accused wanted to commit '1st murder' Thu, 8 Nov 2018 19:57:17 EST One of the men who participated in Nicholas Brophy’s killing was in court Thursday to shed light on what may have motivated Brophy’s murder, and just how brutal the 18-year-old Thompson teen’s final moments may have been.

$200K for Bear Clan from province, but leader says funding worries not yet resolved Thu, 8 Nov 2018 18:41:31 EST The co-founder of Winnipeg's Bear Clan Patrol says nearly $200,000 in funding from the provincial government announced Thursday will help — but uncertainty over federal funding is still a concern for the citizen patrol group.

North End high school students overcome adversity to play in football championship Disgraced Manitoba MLA Cliff Graydon says he's not a sexual harasser, has paid 'huge price' for comments Jury finds Steven Morrisseau guilty of 2nd-degree murder in 2015 killing Murder charge for man accused of stabbing victim at downtown Winnipeg business, later stabbing 2nd man 16-year-old in custody after North End standoff that saw shots fired at Winnipeg police 2 northern Manitoba men plead guilty in Churchill, Flin Flon child pornography cases ​Q&A: Lori Wilkinson explains why 'It's OK to be white' posters are not OK Lottery winner, heir to millions were 2 players in organized crime drug network, court papers say Love and war: Mary's Wedding dreams up a poignant, heartbreaking WWI story Manitoba looks to fund treatment facility for severe addiction Looking for some sunshine in the south? Friday is your day

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'The entire company is toxic': Allegations of abuse, harassment at Stella's chain surface on social media | End of Royal Canadian Legion in Ste. Anne, Man., 'a hard pill to swallow,' branch's final president says | Police ask public for tips on missing man last seen a week ago | 'Lines were crossed': First Nations say new junior hockey league divides Indigenous, non-Indigenous players

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'The entire company is toxic': Allegations of abuse, harassment at Stella's chain surface on social media Fri, 9 Nov 2018 18:39:15 EST A Winnipeg chain of restaurants is hiring an outside human resources firm to investigate after a series of allegations about the company surfaced on social media Thursday.

End of Royal Canadian Legion in Ste. Anne, Man., 'a hard pill to swallow,' branch's final president says Fri, 9 Nov 2018 20:33:51 EST Declining memberships and aging members are leaving small Royal Canadian Legion branches with little choice other than to close their doors. The Ste. Anne La Verendrye Legion is one of those small legions, and it's announced that at the end of this year, its doors will close.

Police ask public for tips on missing man last seen a week ago Fri, 9 Nov 2018 19:28:08 EST Winnipeg police are asking for help finding 31-year-old, Dylan Schwark. He was last seen a week ago at the Viscount Gort Hotel.

'Lines were crossed': First Nations say new junior hockey league divides Indigenous, non-Indigenous players Fri, 9 Nov 2018 17:58:19 EST Five First Nations worry a move to create a new Junior B hockey league for central and southern Manitoba communities is creating a divide between Indigenous and non-Indigenous players.

Supreme Court dismisses appeal against Manitoba man asserting Indigenous hunting rights Students read emotional letters from soldiers who fought in WW I Loaded weapons seized in 2 recent incidents show connection between drugs, guns in Winnipeg: police Furry friends help residential school survivor fight off nightmares Rookie Coun. Kevin Klein to replace David Asper as police board chair Attempt to appeal '60s Scoop settlement tossed for 'extreme' lack of evidence Teen faces 7 counts of attempted murder after police shot at during standoff Manitoba First Nations to get new road signs, improving visibility and updating names Federal government announces $7.2M for safe drinking water in Wauzhushk Onigum Happy Place an intense, insightful play that speaks to powerful themes in the #MeToo era Artist tells story of grandmother's time in CIA mind-control experiment in new exhibit

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2 Stella's execs on indefinite leave after harassment, abuse allegations from workers | Teen shot Saturday was best friends with accused, says relative | New Flyer sends 90 jobs to Kentucky to meet U.S. content rules | West Kildonan man still shocked after car slammed into his house

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2 Stella's execs on indefinite leave after harassment, abuse allegations from workers Mon, 12 Nov 2018 17:11:31 EST Two executives from Stella's Cafe are on an indefinite leave of absence from a Winnipeg restaurant chain dogged by allegations of workplace harassment, unfair treatment of staff, racism and sexual assault.

Teen shot Saturday was best friends with accused, says relative Mon, 12 Nov 2018 16:51:02 EST The 17-year-old who was shot and killed Saturday morning at a home on Sherburn Street was best friends with the boy accused of killing him, a family member says.

New Flyer sends 90 jobs to Kentucky to meet U.S. content rules Mon, 12 Nov 2018 15:21:31 EST Winnipeg-based bus manufacturer New Flyer is moving 90 jobs to Kentucky to meet American content rules.

West Kildonan man still shocked after car slammed into his house Mon, 12 Nov 2018 17:10:40 EST A man in West Kildonan is still shocked after watching a car slam into his house three times before driving away.

Manitoban waits to see if home will be in path of California wildfires 'Justice system failed,' daughter says after charges dropped against driver in fatal crash A glimpse of sun today gives way to more cloud and snow on the weekend Woman stabbed, shoved down and beaten in Winnipeg alley This former Winnipegger is trying to show his daughter different kinds of beauty with an all-black video game Former Winnipegger Neil Young among celebrities whose California homes razed by fire Neil Young saw 'too much dirt' in the music business, but stuck with it Q&A: Women pushing back against harassment are drivers of change that needs to happen, crisis worker says Scheifele powers Jets past Devils with 3-point night Blue Bombers golden when it mattered most in West semifinal Harris leads Bombers to West final with win over Roughriders

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Pinawa, Man., hospital closed following small fire | Stella's controversy a wake-up call, says Winnipeg restaurant owner | Drug dealer caught after taking selfie behind the wheel | Manitoba Hydro cleaning up 1,700 litre diesel spill at Keeyask site

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Pinawa, Man., hospital closed following small fire Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:38:37 EST The hospital in Pinawa, Man., is closed until further notice after an electrical issue filled the building with smoke and left it without heat.

Stella's controversy a wake-up call, says Winnipeg restaurant owner Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:47:58 EST Pizzeria Gusto using opportunity to revisit HR policies; Tallest Poppy adds 'shop steward' to hear employees' concerns.

Drug dealer caught after taking selfie behind the wheel Tue, 13 Nov 2018 17:21:23 EST If you are driving with thousands of dollars worth of illegal drugs in your car, you might want to keep your hands on the wheel.

Manitoba Hydro cleaning up 1,700 litre diesel spill at Keeyask site Tue, 13 Nov 2018 18:22:38 EST Gillam RCMP are investigating a 1,700 litre diesel spill at the Keeyask construction site last week as an act of vandalism.

Winnipeg couple designs Canadian camp-out for Icehotel Sweden Gun used to kill 17-year-old was illegally obtained, police say Program aims to develop more Indigenous teachers and 'leaders within our community' Recreation therapy being reduced at Deer Lodge Centre after funding cut 4 things to know about the Bruce Oake Recovery Centre hearing Stan Lee hoped to create Canada-set series starring Adam Beach as Indigenous crime fighter Brandon Boxing Club rising from the ashes 6 months after devastating fire

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Winnipeg hockey coach pressed into service as backup goalie for Washington Capitals | Accused in Thompson teen's murder told undercover officer he thought he could beat the charge, court hears | 'He's got a hold of me:' Woman says she was groped by Manitoba politician | Province says new Selkirk rapid access clinic will help those struggling with addictions in Interlake

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Winnipeg hockey coach pressed into service as backup goalie for Washington Capitals Wed, 14 Nov 2018 20:38:10 EST A University of Manitoba hockey coach has been pulled into the big league to suit up against the Winnipeg Jets Wednesday evening.

Accused in Thompson teen's murder told undercover officer he thought he could beat the charge, court hears Wed, 14 Nov 2018 17:54:12 EST An undercover police officer recorded one of the men accused of killing Nicholas Brophy appearing to admit that he knew where the murder weapon was, and bragging about how he thought he could beat the charge.

'He's got a hold of me:' Woman says she was groped by Manitoba politician Wed, 14 Nov 2018 17:32:58 EST A longtime Manitoba Progressive Conservative party member and volunteer says she was groped by a legislature member ousted from government caucus last month over inappropriate remarks to female staff.

Province says new Selkirk rapid access clinic will help those struggling with addictions in Interlake Wed, 14 Nov 2018 17:24:34 EST Manitoba's fifth RAAM —rapid access to addictions medicine — clinic has just opened in Selkirk, providing an option for residents in the Interlake-Eastern region seeking help for addictions.

Ballet students hit the road Winnipeg police arrest financial adviser for allegedly defrauding elderly client Phone scammers pretending to be police are targeting Winnipeggers, police warn 1 person taken to hospital after Wednesday afternoon fire Transcona Trail to receive biggest piece of Winnipeg bike infrastructure funding in 2019 Water flows into street while taps dry since October at Winnipeg rooming house Brandon University posters aim to promote equality, reconciliation by highlighting TRC's calls to action Manitoba's premier thanks medical staff who saved him after treacherous New Mexico hike Manitoba children's advocate to review death of 17-year-old shooting victim Slight risk of freezing rain early Thursday Class-action lawyer told of 2 coerced sterilizations of Indigenous women in Manitoba

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Key witness in trial of men accused of killing Thompson teen is a liar, defence argues | 'Let's go to Winnipeg': How one immigration program is credited with attracting 130,000 people to Manitoba | Manitoba MLAs accused of harassment should be subject to suspension: Liberals | Water running again at West End Winnipeg rooming house

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Key witness in trial of men accused of killing Thompson teen is a liar, defence argues Thu, 15 Nov 2018 19:12:17 EST Defence lawyers for the two men accused of killing Thompson teen Nicholas Brophy argued in court Thursday that the Crown’s key witness, who admitted to participating in the killing, is a liar who was only trying to save his own skin.

'Let's go to Winnipeg': How one immigration program is credited with attracting 130,000 people to Manitoba Thu, 15 Nov 2018 18:53:00 EST The Provincial Nominee Program reaches 20 years in operation and has brought over 130,000 people to Manitoba.

Manitoba MLAs accused of harassment should be subject to suspension: Liberals Thu, 15 Nov 2018 15:51:30 EST ​The leader of the Manitoba Liberal Party says politicians accused of inappropriate behaviour should face possible suspension from the legislature.

Water running again at West End Winnipeg rooming house Thu, 15 Nov 2018 18:36:54 EST Tenants at a rooming house on Langside Avenue have running water again after nearly two weeks without, now that their landlord has agreed to fix the broken water line on his property.

National Energy Board OK's Manitoba-Minnesota Transmission Project Winnipeg Jets' Josh Morrissey gets max fine for body slam on T.J. Oshie Meet Verna Kirkness, the Indigenous education hero from Fisher River Cree Nation Man charged after vandalism causes flood at Winnipeg airport Winnipeg couple win long legal battle to keep their home 3 Bombers fined for illegal hits in West semifinal win over Roughriders Take our advice and stay off the ice, say Winnipeg police NDP vows to build safe consumption site, slash cellphone costs in alternative throne speech 2 Headingley RCMP vehicles struck during traffic stop Manitoba Hydro's financial fortunes improving despite $52M net loss 1,000s of acres of potatoes still unharvested in farmers' frozen fields

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Inquest called into death of man punched, kicked by police | The Forks hopes to bring experimental brewery to Market | Rogers denies encouraging radio host Dave Wheeler to be controversial on the air | Police sing praises of armoured vehicle following string of incidents in Winnipeg

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Inquest called into death of man punched, kicked by police Fri, 16 Nov 2018 20:11:42 EST Manitoba’s chief medical examiner has called an inquest into the death of a man who was in police custody at the time.

The Forks hopes to bring experimental brewery to Market Fri, 16 Nov 2018 19:38:18 EST The Forks is hoping to brew up a new tenant that can fill space in its Market building as well as glasses of suds.

Rogers denies encouraging radio host Dave Wheeler to be controversial on the air Fri, 16 Nov 2018 18:40:37 EST Winnipeg radio host Dave Wheeler lost his job after repeated warnings, training and a suspension due to his behaviour — including an incident in 2017 where he allegedly "attacked" a colleague and his station — according to a statement of defence filed by his former employer.

Police sing praises of armoured vehicle following string of incidents in Winnipeg Fri, 16 Nov 2018 19:49:42 EST Winnipeg police are touting the importance of having the armoured rescue vehicle in their arsenal amid a growing number of incidents involving guns in the city.

March held in Winnipeg for missing Skownan First Nation man New schools coming to 4 northern Manitoba First Nations Justin Medlock hopes to give Bombers a big boost vs. Stampeders Change the rules or the culture? How to eradicate bad behaviour in the legislature Police seize cocaine, sawed-off rifle in raid on Winnipeg home Winnipeg fails to meet waste-diversion target RCMP locate missing Thompson teen Winnipeg drivers face road closures this weekend A sunny day Saturday but it's a good thing Santa's new parade float has a heated seat 'We're stressed out, we're worried, we're scared': Flin Flon mom-to-be struggling with obstetrics suspension Winnipeg switching water-treatment chemical to fight brown water

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'He opened fire on them': witness to shooting that killed Hailey Dugay, 20 | No B2, no bingo: $372K Kinsmen Jackpot prize on hold pending probe into missing ball | Sherbrook crash witness saw man 'fly into the air,' land in path of oncoming traffic | Freight services back between Churchill and Thompson, Man.

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'He opened fire on them': witness to shooting that killed Hailey Dugay, 20 Mon, 19 Nov 2018 11:20:18 EST A Manitoba man is in custody and faces several charges in connection to the death of Hailey Dugay, 20, who was killed in a shooting near Fraserwood, Man. on the weekend.

No B2, no bingo: $372K Kinsmen Jackpot prize on hold pending probe into missing ball Mon, 19 Nov 2018 18:43:27 EST A lucky winner in Manitoba will have to wait to claim a jackpot prize of $372, 229 because of 'discrepancies' over a missing ball in the Kinsmen Jackpot Bingo draw on Saturday night.

Sherbrook crash witness saw man 'fly into the air,' land in path of oncoming traffic Mon, 19 Nov 2018 17:51:40 EST Kendra Inglis keeps waking up with the same horrific image in her head: a man crossing the street near McDermot Avenue and Sherbrook Street gets hit by a van — and goes flying through the air.

Freight services back between Churchill and Thompson, Man. Mon, 19 Nov 2018 17:05:38 EST A year and a half after its rail services were suspended due to flooding, freight services are up and running to Churchill, Man.

'The Queen is in good company:' New $10 bill with civil rights advocate launched Deadly 2016 shooting in West End a 'drug debt collection gone wrong,' Crown says Blue Bombers' Grey Cup drought is older than the World Wide Web Liberals vow to use cannabis funds to fight addictions issues in alternative throne speech Children's advocate investigates 70 deaths of youth in Manitoba, annual report says Machete, sawed-off shotgun used during home invasion in Winnipeg Low-income bus passes would cost Winnipeg $6M to $15M a year Price tag for replacing or repairing Winnipeg park amenities rises to $105M Snow and wind tonight, then a warm-up later this week 62-year-old woman dead after crash west of Dauphin Faster access to drug used to treat alcohol abuse could improve treatment: MD

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Judges reject appeal of man convicted in Salisbury House slaying | Appeal court strikes down reduced, 'artificial' sentence for convicted refugee | Former Big Brother volunteer faces new charge in alleged 2014 sexual assault on boy | Manitoba throne speech promises domestic violence support, tougher drunk driving law

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Judges reject appeal of man convicted in Salisbury House slaying Tue, 20 Nov 2018 19:52:40 EST The Manitoba Court of Appeal has rejected the appeal of the man found guilty of murder in the 2012 killing of a young man in a Salisbury House restaurant.

Appeal court strikes down reduced, 'artificial' sentence for convicted refugee Tue, 20 Nov 2018 18:35:14 EST The Manitoba Court of Appeal has ruled a sentencing judge handed down a reduced sentence to prevent the deportation of a refugee.

Former Big Brother volunteer faces new charge in alleged 2014 sexual assault on boy Tue, 20 Nov 2018 13:14:26 EST A man already charged in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a boy, 7, in 2017 and 2018 while a volunteer for Child and Family Services is facing a new charge dating back to 2014 while he was a volunteer for a non-profit youth organization.

Manitoba throne speech promises domestic violence support, tougher drunk driving law Tue, 20 Nov 2018 14:35:06 EST The Manitoba government announced plans to support victims of domestic violence, including the creation of a family resolution service, in the speech from the throne on Tuesday.

World Curling Tour considering conduct policy after 'extremely drunk' curlers ejected from bonspiel Former Winnipeg Jets coach, Maple Leafs player Dan Maloney dies at age 68 Students returning to classes after 2 Winnipeg schools evacuated due to bomb threats Sale of surplus Parker land improves prospect of Transitway savings Winnipeg teens charged with armed robbery Judge again denies bail for man charged with murdering Christine Wood RCMP want tips on possible hitchhiker after 64-year-old man killed in Selkirk Low-income Winnipeg Transit pass approved despite concerns about the details Feds announce funds to build 95-unit affordable housing complex in Winnipeg Lots of cloud, not much snow and a warm-up on the way New Winnipeg Police calendar raises money for memorial to honour police dogs

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'Drivers are out there on their own': Transit union raises spectre of strike over slow pace of safety upgrades | Man accused in rural Manitoba shooting death had history of dangerous driving | At 90, Stefan Carter is training to be a competitive badminton player | 'Know how to properly treat someone': Manitoba teens get tips for recognizing unhealthy dating relationships

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'Drivers are out there on their own': Transit union raises spectre of strike over slow pace of safety upgrades Wed, 21 Nov 2018 19:00:07 EST Winnipeg's transit union warns its members are prepared to walk off the job over the slow pace of safety upgrades promised following the slaying of driver Irvine Jubal Fraser.

Man accused in rural Manitoba shooting death had history of dangerous driving Wed, 21 Nov 2018 16:58:44 EST The man accused of fatally shooting a 20-year-old woman and attempting to kill several others on a rural road has a history of dangerous driving.

At 90, Stefan Carter is training to be a competitive badminton player Wed, 21 Nov 2018 18:33:00 EST Stefan Carter has seen and experienced many things, including being a Holocaust survivor. He recently won a special award for his dedication to sports.

'Know how to properly treat someone': Manitoba teens get tips for recognizing unhealthy dating relationships Wed, 21 Nov 2018 18:00:00 EST More than 125 students are taking part in the Healthy Youth Relationships symposium to learn what's acceptable and what's not when it comes to dating.

Brothers arrested after October attack on 2 men in Winnipeg bus shelter Bombers release defensive stalwart Maurice Leggett after 5 seasons Winnipeg forecasts modest budget surplus with help from unlikely source Olympic champ takes indefinite leave from curling foursome after boozers booted from bonspiel Taxi stolen in Winnipeg carjacking Statistics Canada blames guns, gangs as homicide rate hits 10-year high 2 young people arrested after exchange student stabbed, robbed in south Osborne 'Like a crusade now': Bombers mascot vows to be with team until it breaks Grey Cup curse 2 missing after snowmobile falls through ice in Manitoba Sobeys, Loblaws, Metro pull romaine lettuce products from shelves due to E. coli threat Recreational therapy to be cut in half at Deer Lodge Centre

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'Extremely calculated' Winnipeg mail-bomber gets life in prison | 'A lot of people facing potential deportation' under upcoming changes to DUI penalties: immigration lawyer | Manitoba children's advocate says she'll open file on foster care service's handling of sexual abuse case | Province moves to clamp down on misbehaving Manitoba municipal officials with standardized code of conduct

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'Extremely calculated' Winnipeg mail-bomber gets life in prison Thu, 22 Nov 2018 06:00:00 EST A man convicted of attempting to murder his ex-wife and two Winnipeg lawyers with bombs sent through the mail has been sentenced to life in prison.

'A lot of people facing potential deportation' under upcoming changes to DUI penalties: immigration lawyer Thu, 22 Nov 2018 18:06:08 EST Getting an impaired driving conviction is a big deal for anyone — but for permanent and temporary residents of Canada, changes to the Criminal Code mean a DUI could lead to deportation.

Manitoba children's advocate says she'll open file on foster care service's handling of sexual abuse case Thu, 22 Nov 2018 15:31:10 EST Manitoba's advocate for children and youth, Daphne Penrose, says she will open a file to probe the circumstances around the handling of sexual abuse allegations in a foster home.

Province moves to clamp down on misbehaving Manitoba municipal officials with standardized code of conduct Thu, 22 Nov 2018 19:53:53 EST A mayor in rural Manitoba who took a stand against harassment involving municipal government officials is pleased the province is cracking down.

TRC heard concerns about coerced sterilization of Indigenous women, says Murray Sinclair 'Everybody loved him': Victim impact statements heard in 2015 killing of Thompson, Man., teen Lace up and hit the rink: Earliest opening ever for skating at The Forks NDP introduces bill to create no-protest zones around Manitoba abortion providers 'They have the most special bond': Kitten rescued from house fire, 7-year-old girl help each other heal Electrical failure to blame for blaze that killed 12-year-old, grandmother: fire commissioner Christmas kettles no longer allowed in Manitoba liquor stores following customer complaints Robbery suspects pulled axe, knife on security guards at Garden City Shopping Centre: Winnipeg police Manitoba pumps $5.3M into boosting hip, knee, cataract surgeries, reducing wait times 'We're outraged': Union rips Liberal back-to-work bill for Canada Post carriers 'We sing and we drink beer' — and this weekend, the Winnipeg Beer Choir takes on Handel's Messiah

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Investigation into foster home sexual abuse up to Metis CFS, says Pallister | Third accused gets 4 years in brutal killing of man left to die tied up in a closet | Staal caps Wild comeback win against Jets | Rookie Winnipeg councillor's claim of being a 'proud Huron-Wendat woman' under scrutiny

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Investigation into foster home sexual abuse up to Metis CFS, says Pallister Fri, 23 Nov 2018 20:37:14 EST Brian Pallister says it is up to Metis Child and Family Services officials to review what happened in a Manitoba foster home, following revelations staff at the agency overseeing the home admitted they "dragged their heels" when sexual abuse allegations arose.

Third accused gets 4 years in brutal killing of man left to die tied up in a closet Fri, 23 Nov 2018 20:31:26 EST A Winnipeg man has been sentenced to four years in prison for his role in the brutal beating of a man whose body was found in a dumpster after he was tied up and left to die in a closet.

Staal caps Wild comeback win against Jets Fri, 23 Nov 2018 19:32:43 EST Eric Staal scored with 2:31 remaining to send the Minnesota Wild to 4-2 win against the Winnipeg Jets in an emotional, penalty-filled matchup on Friday.

Rookie Winnipeg councillor's claim of being a 'proud Huron-Wendat woman' under scrutiny Fri, 23 Nov 2018 17:02:20 EST Sherri Rollins, the newly elected councillor for Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry, referred to herself as "a proud Huron-Wendat woman" on her campaign website. She also said she's Huron-Wendat at the top of her Twitter biography.

Anti-abortion demonstrator rejects NDP charge she's harassing women 'We are trying to be proactive:' Winnipeg police training workplaces on dangers of meth Critics call for government review after secret tapes reveal delays in dealing with sex abuse of foster kids Outdoors store closes on Black Friday so staff can volunteer at homeless shelter Manitoba trots out support for horse racing industry 'There is no limit': Winnipeg dance group breaks down deaf stereotypes 'Financial adviser' pocketed elderly couple's savings, police say Marko Dano back with Winnipeg Jets after being put on waivers by Colorado Gov. Gen. Julie Payette to make 1st trip to Manitoba It's not a wonderful play, but it'll still fill you with a least a little holiday cheer 2 charged after people robbed at gunpoint following online arrangements

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Senators pass back-to-work legislation to end rotating postal strike | Blood loss from 'frenzied' 2016 stabbing attack left Winnipeg man dead, court hears | 'What willpower can't do': Stark confession of addiction at launch of substance abuse awareness week | Premier decries $1B going to New York 'money lenders' as he rejects municipal pleas for more cash

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Senators pass back-to-work legislation to end rotating postal strike Mon, 26 Nov 2018 07:56:21 EST Senators have voted in favour of the Liberal government's legislation forcing Canada Post employees back to work as soon as the bill is given royal assent by the governor general.

Blood loss from 'frenzied' 2016 stabbing attack left Winnipeg man dead, court hears Mon, 26 Nov 2018 20:08:50 EST A forensic pathologist walked jurors through images of the 33 stab and slash wounds left on David Sanderson's soot-covered body after the 50-year-old died and was pulled from a house fire in June 2016.

'What willpower can't do': Stark confession of addiction at launch of substance abuse awareness week Mon, 26 Nov 2018 18:02:08 EST Manitoba began Substance Use and Addictions Awareness week with some sobering words at the Manitoba Legislature and a call for follow-up care for addiction treatment.

Premier decries $1B going to New York 'money lenders' as he rejects municipal pleas for more cash Mon, 26 Nov 2018 16:24:07 EST Premier Brian Pallister says Manitoba won't share cannabis excise cash with municipalities and also has no other goodies to offer mayors and reeves hungry for new revenue heading into the new year.

'It's beauty. It's sorrow': Newly opened Candace House helps families of victims heal Searchers drag Winnipeg River for missing Sagkeeng snowmobilers Dog owners, beware: Police spot coyote preying on small dog in Rivergrove area Manitoba paramedics 1st in Canada to offer new medication for meth users Cool start to the week then midweek sees some snow Governor General makes first official visit to Winnipeg Jets' Patrik Laine named NHL's 1st star of the week after 11-goal burst 'This is our Super Bowl': Winnipeg company makes Cyber Monday sales run smoothly for 100,000 clients Winnipeg lawyer's practising certificate cancelled, reissued over botched real estate deal Winnipeg Jets add legends Ab McDonald, Lars-Erik Sjoberg to hall of fame 'Romaine calm,' hydroponic farm says to northern Manitoba community, we've got you covered

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Winnipeg man wins fight to overturn 30-year-old murder conviction | 'Midget' designation in sports leagues 'something that just needs to change,' advocates say | Winnipeg still waiting for Manitoba to say what projects it will pay for in 2018 | Bus drivers, union allege Winnipeg Transit suppresses assault reports

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Winnipeg man wins fight to overturn 30-year-old murder conviction Tue, 27 Nov 2018 17:08:05 EST After over 30 years, Frank Ostrowski has won his fight to reverse his conviction for first-degree murder.

'Midget' designation in sports leagues 'something that just needs to change,' advocates say Tue, 27 Nov 2018 20:17:31 EST The term "midget," which has been used as a demeaning descriptor for short people, has become a designation adopted by sports leagues across the country — but now, there are calls for that to change.

Winnipeg still waiting for Manitoba to say what projects it will pay for in 2018 Tue, 27 Nov 2018 20:46:30 EST Winnipeg is still waiting for Manitoba to clarify its funding for the city this year, with only 34 days left on the calendar.

Bus drivers, union allege Winnipeg Transit suppresses assault reports Tue, 27 Nov 2018 13:45:00 EST Bus drivers and their union accuse Winnipeg Transit of suppressing reports about assaults by blaming and even disciplining operators who come forward about on-the-job abuse.

Winnipeg police looking for man who chased girl, 10, in Transcona On Giving Tuesday, some Manitoba charities say they're stretched, stressed and 'falling behind' Dozens of firearms stolen in Winkler, Brandon thefts Overheated laptop ignited blaze that burned rural Manitoba home to ground Rare sunshine brings relief from Winnipeg's stretch of gloomy days Province calls on feds to ensure 'critically important' flood channels aren't delayed by consultation Foster dad charged with sexual assault of 2 boys in his care over 5 years Tests commissioned by CBC show lead contamination persists in North Point Douglas Fortune favours the bold in Manitoba Opera's modern Don Giovanni Nice to see some sunshine —​ enjoy it while you get your shovels ready After fleeing war as a toddler, U of M student earns prestigious Rhodes Scholarship

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Pastor who won $1.1M after Winnipeg Jets player's 5-goal game plans to 'splurge' on new glasses | Mayor appoints Winnipeg Coun. Rollins to Indigenous advisory circle | Homicide victim remembered as northern nursing pioneer and 'a beautiful person, inside and out' | 2nd emergency alert tests worked 'flawlessly,' province says, despite some phones missing the message

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Pastor who won $1.1M after Winnipeg Jets player's 5-goal game plans to 'splurge' on new glasses Wed, 28 Nov 2018 18:30:14 EST Winnipeg pastor Christopher Haley will be cashing some big cheques for the next 20 years thanks to Winnipeg Jets player Patrik Laine.

Mayor appoints Winnipeg Coun. Rollins to Indigenous advisory circle Wed, 28 Nov 2018 16:07:26 EST Mayor Brian Bowman has appointed Coun. Sherri Rollins to his Indigenous advisory council, days after the newly elected councillor declared she's not a member of the Huron-Wendat nation with whom she identifies.

Homicide victim remembered as northern nursing pioneer and 'a beautiful person, inside and out' Wed, 28 Nov 2018 11:34:24 EST Winnipeg's 19th homicide victim of the year is being remembered as an important role model who inspired many First Nations people to pursue a career in nursing.

2nd emergency alert tests worked 'flawlessly,' province says, despite some phones missing the message Wed, 28 Nov 2018 18:14:55 EST "There was no problem insofar as the way the technology worked," Ron Schuler, Manitoba's minister responsible for emergency measures, said after Wednesday's test of the emergency alert system. "We can't answer for how many phones were shut off."

PTE's Empire of the Sun gives voice to the quiet relationship between father and son Thousands of Manitoba court cases exceed time limit set by Supreme Court Winnipeg mayor questions premier's marijuana math, says province will make 'a lot of money' from cannabis Want fries with that?: McCain spending millions to boost Manitoba production Manitoba Crown corporations cut more management jobs than the government ordered 'It's finally over': Frank Ostrowski elated to have murder conviction quashed Humboldt Broncos families should get rest of $15M fund by Christmas Solar panels don't make sense in Manitoba, NEB says New snow equals a slow commute Man pulled from vehicle by carjackers, 5 minutes later car crashes into building Métis federation to sue after judge rejects request to block province from scrapping $20M deal

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Thelma Krull's remains found in wooded area outside Winnipeg | Air monitoring, more garden tests needed as lead levels stay high in parts of Winnipeg, officials say | Manitoba meth crisis under the microscope at federal committee hearing | Drunk drivers in Manitoba face new fines, vehicle impoundment under tough new penalties

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Thelma Krull's remains found in wooded area outside Winnipeg Thu, 29 Nov 2018 11:35:22 EST Thelma Krull's remains have been found southeast of Winnipeg, confirming officers' belief the missing woman was the victim of homicide, police say.

Air monitoring, more garden tests needed as lead levels stay high in parts of Winnipeg, officials say Thu, 29 Nov 2018 16:01:28 EST Air monitoring and more tests of soil from home gardens and in other areas of Winnipeg are needed, government officials say after the release of tests results that show lead contamination persists in parts of the city.

Manitoba meth crisis under the microscope at federal committee hearing Thu, 29 Nov 2018 20:32:14 EST A federal heath committee studying the nation’s meth epidemic heard from officials with the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba on Thursday, who painted a bleak picture of the crisis affecting the province.

Drunk drivers in Manitoba face new fines, vehicle impoundment under tough new penalties Thu, 29 Nov 2018 14:42:56 EST Manitobans caught driving in a "warning" zone near the legal limit will face harsh new sanctions, including fines and vehicle impoundment, according to new legislation proposed Thursday.

Court rejects appeal from Winnipeg lawyer disbarred for misappropriating $82K Altona, Man., police officer alleged to have pointed gun at youth: Independent Investigation Unit Agencies will meet with all children in foster homes managed by Winnipeg company after abuse allegations CBC Radio increases hold on No. 1 spot in Winnipeg Manitoba officially privatizes wildfire-fighting service Man charged in liquor store robbery, stick-up at North End non-profit 'People are dying because of it': Mom who lost daughter to overdose fights against stigma Wrap yourself up in a blanket of fresh snow and some fog tonight Unsafe lead levels remain at Weston School's sports field, gov't officials say winter minimizes risk It's a marshmallow world after Manitoba gets snow dump Hate crimes reached all-time high in 2017, Statistics Canada says

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Manitoba's crusade to slash red tape takes aim at Ottawa's regulations | Staff at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre given personal alarms: Health authority | Manitoba gives municipal workers whistleblower protection — if communities want it | Ambulances to stop bringing most critically ill patients to Concordia, as part of transition from ER

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Manitoba's crusade to slash red tape takes aim at Ottawa's regulations Fri, 30 Nov 2018 15:12:22 EST Trade barriers between provinces are costing Manitoba families money, Premier Brian Pallister says, and he's had enough.

Staff at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre given personal alarms: Health authority Fri, 30 Nov 2018 18:51:04 EST Staff at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre are getting miniature personal alarms as part of a new set of security measures for the hospital.

Manitoba gives municipal workers whistleblower protection — if communities want it Fri, 30 Nov 2018 12:15:08 EST Workers who come forward to report wrongdoing within Manitoba's public sector will receive more protection beginning tomorrow, the provincial government announced Friday.

Ambulances to stop bringing most critically ill patients to Concordia, as part of transition from ER Fri, 30 Nov 2018 19:43:38 EST Winnipeg's ambulance protocols will change next month, as part of Concordia Hospital's emergency room's transition into a ​walk-in clinic.

Man accused of stabbing Winnipeg cop fails to show for court, arrest warrant issued Winnipeg Blue Bombers poke fun at Calgary Stampeders coach with T-shirt 'Let them take time to heal': Thelma Krull's neighbours feel sadness for her family 'The money will flow at some point,' Manitoba finance minister says as city waits for infrastructure cash Winnipeg's impaired checkstop program launches with new concerns around cannabis Longer snow route parking ban starts in Winnipeg on Dec. 1 Ottawa to hand over child welfare services to Indigenous governments Peewee hockey game in Neepawa turns ugly as fans hurl racist taunts at First Nations team Fog returns to parts of the province tonight Student-designed app helps newcomers get work and you get shovelled out 'Battle' over as Trudeau, Trump, Pena Nieto sign 'new NAFTA'

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Last original member of Winnipeg Police Board to depart | Hydro seeks 3.5% electricity rate increase next year instead of nearly 8% | City closing part of Pembina Highway in December for Transitway construction | Threats shut down 15 Lord Selkirk School Division schools on Monday

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Last original member of Winnipeg Police Board to depart Mon, 3 Dec 2018 20:37:43 EST The last original member of the Winnipeg Police Board is stepping away from the police-oversight body, which continues to wrestle with questions about its purpose.

Hydro seeks 3.5% electricity rate increase next year instead of nearly 8% Mon, 3 Dec 2018 15:45:49 EST Manitoba Hydro is scaling back the nearly eight per cent rate hike the utility previously said it would need year after year.

City closing part of Pembina Highway in December for Transitway construction Mon, 3 Dec 2018 16:14:45 EST A large chunk of Pembina Highway will be closed in the evening for a few days in December to make way for construction of the Southwest Rapid Transitway

Threats shut down 15 Lord Selkirk School Division schools on Monday Mon, 3 Dec 2018 08:02:24 EST Repeated threats have shut down an entire school division in Manitoba, forcing nearly 4,000 students at 15 schools north of Winnipeg to remain home on Monday.

Manitoba drivers face 1.8 per cent insurance rate increase Scheer promises more money for police, youth gang prevention at Winnipeg event Dozer is a doozy! 3,000-pound bovine draws fans from Manitoba and around the world Manitoba launches online course to prepare and protect youth looking for jobs 10-year-old reaches out to other prosthetic users around the world by repurposing used artificial limbs Winnipeg Jets' Mark Scheifele named NHL's 1st star of the week 100 places to buy cannabis? Delta 9 CEO expects more Manitoba stores as province promises 'open market' Defective seats on school minibuses put students at risk of injury, leaked document shows First night of Hanukkah celebrated in Winnipeg Scheifele's point streak paying off for Jets 'It's very exciting': First rail tourists in 560 days depart for Churchill, Man.

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Another snag delays sentencing of former Churchill CAO convicted of defrauding town of $200K | Tuesday's perceived threat to Selkirk-area schools was from old post that was reshared, police say | These students spent 300 hours welding metal into a red dress sculpture honouring MMIWG | Mom who lost son to suicide says legislation that will let doctors warn families 'makes all the difference'

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Another snag delays sentencing of former Churchill CAO convicted of defrauding town of $200K Tue, 4 Dec 2018 19:26:38 EST A former senior official with the town of Churchill who was convicted of defrauding the town of $200,000 failed to show up at his sentencing on Monday — yet another delay in a case that has sat in the courts for three years since the man pleaded guilty.

Tuesday's perceived threat to Selkirk-area schools was from old post that was reshared, police say Tue, 4 Dec 2018 12:50:14 EST The Lord Selkirk School Division has lifted a "hold and secure" for its schools after police determined a perceived threat was simply an old message that had been reshared online, and not a new threat to the schools.

These students spent 300 hours welding metal into a red dress sculpture honouring MMIWG Tue, 4 Dec 2018 19:56:41 EST Two Grade 12 students are using metal as their medium to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Mom who lost son to suicide says legislation that will let doctors warn families 'makes all the difference' Tue, 4 Dec 2018 19:36:56 EST New legislation introduced Tuesday by the Manitoba government will ensure no other person such as Reid Bricker, who tried to kill himself three times before, would be released from hospital without a loved one knowing why.

Churchill residents gather to see first passenger train in 18 months pull into town 'Where is our revolution?' Former Manitoba grand chief fasts 27 hours in replica of Nelson Mandela's cell Power of purple: Can pigment in food reduce weight, lower blood pressure? Only a real Eeyore wouldn't be charmed by MTYP's journey to Pooh Corner Man dies in snowmobile rollover on Manitoba First Nation Winnipeg governance review in limbo after no qualified bids received Winnipeg letter bomber Guido Amsel accuses lawyer of planting evidence, wants to appeal life sentence RCMP release name of youth charged in connection with threats to Selkirk-area schools 'Stay tuned' for possible return of Garbage Hill sign, Winnipeg's mayor says Tonight's blast of cold will be strong enough to produce dangerous wind chills in the north Seattle becomes NHL's 32nd team after league unanimously approves expansion bid

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Demand for injection needles in Manitoba has soared in past 3 years, health region data shows | Winnipeg plans to stop funding ambulance service next year, will ask Manitoba to cover the cost | Anishinaabe Elder Elmer Courchene, chair of AFN Elders Council, mourned by leaders | Health Sciences Centre gets $2M gift for burn care research

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Demand for injection needles in Manitoba has soared in past 3 years, health region data shows Wed, 5 Dec 2018 19:14:47 EST The demand for needles from people injecting drugs has tripled in Winnipeg since early 2015, according to a government document.

Winnipeg plans to stop funding ambulance service next year, will ask Manitoba to cover the cost Wed, 5 Dec 2018 14:59:29 EST Winnipeg won't devote any of its own money to ambulance service next year as part of Mayor Brian Bowman's gambit to force the province to pay for what he describes as a health-care service.

Anishinaabe Elder Elmer Courchene, chair of AFN Elders Council, mourned by leaders Wed, 5 Dec 2018 18:49:47 EST First Nations leaders from across the country mourn the loss of respected Anishinaabe elder, Elmer Courchene.

Health Sciences Centre gets $2M gift for burn care research Wed, 5 Dec 2018 15:50:05 EST A $2-million endowment to the Health Sciences Centre's burn unit will mean vast improvements to patient care and advances in treatment, doctors say.

Pallister talking tough as Trudeau, premiers brace for fractious first ministers meeting Manitoba paving the way for mandatory training for commercial truck drivers Great-West Life shuts down after threats to Winnipeg buildings Mom says she warned Metis CFS years before her children's foster father was charged with sexual abuse Winnipeg poised to freeze transit fares in 2019 West End drop-in will open every night to make sure youth don't freeze outside 241 licences suspended 1 month after Manitoba's distracted driving law launched Former addicts create peer support line to help others recover If you love sunshine and you can dress for cold, you'll love Thursday's weather Doors locked at Selkirk-area schools as division reviews security after threats Online praise for Manitoba doesn't paint a real picture of provincial tourism

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CentreVenture inches closer to Public Safety Building redevelopment, will choose design this month | Students hit with pepper spray outside Kelvin High School | Stony Mountain Institution inmates using drones to sneak in contraband, say staff | Jets spread holiday cheer to kids in hospital

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CentreVenture inches closer to Public Safety Building redevelopment, will choose design this month Thu, 6 Dec 2018 20:09:33 EST Winnipeg's downtown development agency is one step closer to replacing the city's old police headquarters with a mixed-use development.

Students hit with pepper spray outside Kelvin High School Thu, 6 Dec 2018 15:23:26 EST Winnipeg police are looking for a suspect after a group of students from Kelvin High School students were hit with pepper spray Thursday.

Stony Mountain Institution inmates using drones to sneak in contraband, say staff Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:58:14 EST The union that represents corrections officers at Stony Mountain Institution says its members are at risk due to the latest trick inmates are using to get contraband into the prison.

Jets spread holiday cheer to kids in hospital Thu, 6 Dec 2018 17:03:00 EST Members of the Winnipeg Jets brought smiles to the faces of kids on Thursday, during their annual visit to the Children's Hospital Foundation of Manitoba, Children's Rehabilitation Foundation and the Health Sciences Centre Foundation.

Manitoba proposal would require referendum for changes to voting, Constitution NDP bid to create no-protest zones around Manitoba abortion providers falls apart Not My Stella's campaigner 'extremely encouraged' by firing of restaurant chain's vice-president Province unveils development strategy to 'unlock the untapped economic opportunities' in Manitoba Ottawa reaches agreement in principle to settle Indian Day School class-action lawsuit Drivers angry, shocked after dozens of vehicles towed from Exchange District RWB warns scammers are overcharging for Nutcracker tickets Manitoba pot sellers playing by the rules, no fines since legalization, says regulator Stella's Cafe and Bakery fires vice-president Grant Anderson Burnt-out headlight leads Winnipeg police to meth, cocaine and guns during traffic stop Water main break ices up street in Winnipeg's West End

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Winnipeg Police Board may dissolve Indigenous advisory council, focus on representation on board itself | Manitoba's Premier Pallister pitches prime minister on 'green pipeline' for hydro exports | Collision in St. Norbert sends 5 people to hospital, closes southbound section of Pembina Highway | Long Plain First Nation opens Winnipeg's 1st urban reserve pot shop

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Winnipeg Police Board may dissolve Indigenous advisory council, focus on representation on board itself Fri, 7 Dec 2018 16:55:00 EST The Winnipeg Police Board may dissolve its Indigenous advisory council and ensure there's better Indigenous representation on the board itself.

Manitoba's Premier Pallister pitches prime minister on 'green pipeline' for hydro exports Fri, 7 Dec 2018 18:07:50 EST If the federal government will invest billions to ship crude oil across the country, it should help finance a "green pipeline" as well, Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister said as premiers met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Friday.

Collision in St. Norbert sends 5 people to hospital, closes southbound section of Pembina Highway Fri, 7 Dec 2018 18:44:03 EST One person was taken to hospital in critical condition after a collision Friday near the intersection of Pembina Highway and Ducharme Avenue.

Long Plain First Nation opens Winnipeg's 1st urban reserve pot shop Fri, 7 Dec 2018 17:47:29 EST Winnipeg’s newest pot shop has officially opened its doors.

New treatment beds, mobile units promised to fight meth use in Manitoba 'Pretty unusual' sentencing delays continue for ailing ex-Churchill CAO who pleaded guilty in 2016 to fraud Manitoba Hydro working to fix gas leak on King Edward Street Arson charges laid in Salvation Army shelter blaze Musical theatre fans will want to take a toke of giggle-inducing Reefer Madness Cloudy water prompts boil-water advisory in Carman, Man. Police riding Winnipeg buses more often, chief says Kelvin High School student charged in bear spray attack Woman charged after exchange student assaulted and robbed, Winnipeg Transit driver spit on Transportation inequity plagues Winnipeg's inner-city residents, report says Sunny and seasonal right through the weekend

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Former meth users say government funding for detox treatment not enough | Manitoba coalition highlights pain, need for political will, in last submissions to MMIWG Inquiry | Man gets 12 years for 'sadistic' sexual assaults of 2 vulnerable women, girl barricaded in rooms | Human Rights Day rally calls on Manitoba Hydro to address effects of development on First Nations

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Former meth users say government funding for detox treatment not enough Mon, 10 Dec 2018 20:06:50 EST In the throes of a meth addiction for around 18 years, Michael Adrian says more treatment beds to help others dependant on the drug isn't enough.

Manitoba coalition highlights pain, need for political will, in last submissions to MMIWG Inquiry Mon, 10 Dec 2018 18:09:29 EST The Manitoba MMIWG Coalition is one of four parties with standing from the province giving final submissions this week to the National Inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls.

Man gets 12 years for 'sadistic' sexual assaults of 2 vulnerable women, girl barricaded in rooms Mon, 10 Dec 2018 19:17:33 EST Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench Justice James Edmond sentenced Ontario-born Dave Avis to 12 years in prison on Monday. Partway through his trial, Avis, 43, pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting and forcibly confining three women in Winnipeg in 2016.

Human Rights Day rally calls on Manitoba Hydro to address effects of development on First Nations Mon, 10 Dec 2018 18:56:24 EST On Human Rights Day, people marched through Winnipeg streets to raise awareness about the impacts that hydroelectric development has had on northern Manitoba communities.

'It's comforting for them': Program pairs refugee children with culturally similar dolls and stuffed bears Police officer pricked by used syringe found in suspect's pocket St. Regis Hotel site is up for grabs once more Man charged in 28 break-ins after police see him pushing shopping cart with stolen cabinet Man charged with defrauding numerous vet clinics in Winnipeg 'My entire life has flipped': Canadian website helps connect terminally ill young people 'A very dangerous individual': Police need help finding wanted man Woman suffers broken leg during arrest by RCMP Indigenous leaders, city, express 'heartfelt condolences' after body of missing teen found in Thunder Bay U of M needs to take 'honest, hard look' at Indigenous leader position after resignation, prof says Sexual assault highlights need for foot patrol, says Osborne Village BIZ

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Meth use in Winnipeg causing outbreak of blood-borne illnesses, new documents say | First Nation next to planned fracking sand mine says environmental concerns 'have already been dealt with' | Winnipeg's Valour FC makes English striker Stephen Hoyle its 1st international signing | Woman charged in stabbing death in Bunibonibee Cree Nation, Man.

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Meth use in Winnipeg causing outbreak of blood-borne illnesses, new documents say Tue, 11 Dec 2018 12:34:41 EST The rising use of methamphetamine could cause more outbreaks of blood-borne illnesses, the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority warns.

First Nation next to planned fracking sand mine says environmental concerns 'have already been dealt with' Tue, 11 Dec 2018 20:07:59 EST The chief of a Manitoba First Nation adjacent to a future frack sand mine says his community's leadership doesn't share environmental concerns raised by others about the development.

Winnipeg's Valour FC makes English striker Stephen Hoyle its 1st international signing Tue, 11 Dec 2018 19:48:19 EST Stephen Hoyle got a taste of Canada during a brief tryout with Toronto FC in 2013. Now the English striker is looking forward to settling in Winnipeg as Valour FC's first international signing.

Woman charged in stabbing death in Bunibonibee Cree Nation, Man. Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:57:32 EST A 38-year-old woman has been charged with manslaughter after a man was killed earlier this week in Bunibonibee Cree Nation.

'We need to break barriers': First accessible outdoor ice rink opens in St. Vital Brandon woman hopes for Christmas miracle after irreplaceable ornaments accidentally sold As Manitoba fights one of Canada's highest tuberculosis rates, researchers say better data offers an antidote Judge rejects National Research Council's argument that Chinese cyberattack caused delays in court case Want more snow? It's coming. Warmer weather? You'll get that too 1 man killed in Riding Mountain West house fire, 2 others escape blaze: Manitoba RCMP Traffic choked by work at Pembina–Jubilee underpass, complaints flow into city Sears customers told to continue paying for worthless extended warranties Winnipeg library adds crisis worker to help with social assistance programs Time names killed, jailed journalists as 2018 Person of the Year Manitoba Lifeflight doctors urge province to restore service

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Manitoba overdose deaths down, but opioids hospitalizing Brandonites twice as often as Winnipeggers: reports | Manitoba to exert tighter control over tax incentives used to build True North Square, Investors Group Field | Winnipeg woman imprisoned for concealing remains of 6 infants was trying to preserve them, lawyer says | Cancer patient who filled Winnipeg meter with spray foam to protest hospital parking fees dies

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Manitoba overdose deaths down, but opioids hospitalizing Brandonites twice as often as Winnipeggers: reports Wed, 12 Dec 2018 18:49:11 EST Hospitalizations due to opioid poisoning continue to rise nationwide, but it's smaller cities, around the size of Brandon, Man., that are the hardest hit, a new national report suggests.

Manitoba to exert tighter control over tax incentives used to build True North Square, Investors Group Field Wed, 12 Dec 2018 13:29:24 EST The Progressive Conservative government announced Wednesday it has a new framework for tax-increment financing, or TIF, a funding mechanism that uses future property tax revenue to stimulate development.

Winnipeg woman imprisoned for concealing remains of 6 infants was trying to preserve them, lawyer says Wed, 12 Dec 2018 05:00:00 EST A Winnipeg woman convicted of keeping the remains of six infants in a storage locker was preserving the bodies — not trying to get rid of them, her defence lawyer argued during an appeal hearing Wednesday morning.

Cancer patient who filled Winnipeg meter with spray foam to protest hospital parking fees dies Wed, 12 Dec 2018 16:53:27 EST A Winnipeg man who filled a city parking meter with spray foam to protest the high cost of parking for sick people around hospitals has died.

Salvation Army less than halfway to target, 'a little bit nervous' about Winnipeg Christmas kettle campaign 1 positive test for cannabis in 1st week of police holiday checkstop program 'As tragic as it is unsurprising': leaders react to report on systemic racism in Thunder Bay police 'Where I'm supposed to be': Manitobans head to Saskatchewan for spinal cord rehabilitation Fog shrouds most of southern Manitoba as temperature warms A tale of two cities: Thunder Bay as 'a mirror image of Winnipeg' on Indigenous-police relations Urgent action needed to address safety in Exchange, businesses and residents agree

Meth use in Winnipeg causing outbreak of blood-borne illnesses, new documents say

Jets push aside hapless Hawks to keep pace with Predators Some snow this evening, sunshine returns Thursday Secure your holiday decorations, Winnipegger warns after projectors stolen from his front yard

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Man charged in double homicide was principal of Sagkeeng high school: chief | Former top NDP staffer blamed gambling addiction for fraudulent union expense claims, witness says | Thief who stole package from Winnipeg doorstep within minutes of delivery 'knew exactly what he was' doing | Consulation can't go on 'endlessly,' says Manitoba premier, blasting federal environmental assessment bill

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Man charged in double homicide was principal of Sagkeeng high school: chief Thu, 13 Dec 2018 19:06:34 EST The chief of Sagkeeng First Nation has confirmed the school's former principal is the same person charged by RCMP in a double homicide.

Former top NDP staffer blamed gambling addiction for fraudulent union expense claims, witness says Thu, 13 Dec 2018 17:40:03 EST An official who worked as a top aide to former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger blamed a gambling addiction for thousands of dollars in fraudulent expense claims she charged while she was a union employee, a Manitoba court heard Thursday.

Thief who stole package from Winnipeg doorstep within minutes of delivery 'knew exactly what he was' doing Thu, 13 Dec 2018 20:38:58 EST A Winnipeg woman is warning online shoppers to be cautious about deliveries, after someone stole a package from her front door within half an hour of its delivery over the weekend.

Consulation can't go on 'endlessly,' says Manitoba premier, blasting federal environmental assessment bill Thu, 13 Dec 2018 20:21:23 EST Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is accusing the federal government of sowing dysfunction by jeopardizing the economic development of the provinces.

Province hiring more pilots for air ambulance service on verge of privatization Councillor calls winter bike commuters 'extreme cyclists,' says Winnipeg shouldn't spend money to clear lanes Teen who died in care was let down by systems designed to help, children's advocate says Bomb threats reported in cities across Canada, U.S. Altona woman accused of defrauding Child and Family Services Manitoba man jailed after assaulting same police officer on 2 separate occasions Hot summer, thirsty Manitobans likely reason for Recycle Everywhere's 1st drop in recovery rates: assocation Consulation can't go on 'endlessly,' says Manitoba premier, blasting federal environmental assessment bill Woman shot, residents of North Point Douglas rooming house held hostage for hours by armed robbers 'There's people who want to know our history': grassroots reconciliation circles growing Dump truck hitting power lines to blame for outage in southeastern Manitoba

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Winnipeg police say Osborne Village sexual assault wasn't random, no threat to public safety | U of M professor on leave, removed from federal agency after misconduct allegations | Ex-Winnipeg sportscaster Steve Vogelsang to get mental assessment on bank robbery charges | Union feared political controversy after former NDP staffer's fraud was uncovered: witness

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Winnipeg police say Osborne Village sexual assault wasn't random, no threat to public safety Fri, 14 Dec 2018 19:41:38 EST People in the Osborne Village area have been on edge after a sexual assault was reported in the neighbourhood last weekend, but police now say there's no risk to public safety.

U of M professor on leave, removed from federal agency after misconduct allegations Fri, 14 Dec 2018 16:33:42 EST A prominent University of Manitoba professor is on leave and has been suspended from a federal government agency after a series of allegations of bullying and misconduct were made public this week.

Ex-Winnipeg sportscaster Steve Vogelsang to get mental assessment on bank robbery charges Fri, 14 Dec 2018 18:55:57 EST A Queen's Bench justice in Medicine Hat, Alta., granted a defence application for the mental review.

Union feared political controversy after former NDP staffer's fraud was uncovered: witness Fri, 14 Dec 2018 18:29:19 EST Union management feared a possible political blow-up three years ago, when they uncovered a series of fraudulent expenses on former union director and NDP staffer Heather Grant-Jury's business credit card, a Manitoba court heard Friday.

School breakfast drive to get kids fed on weekends raises $59,611 so far today Manitoba government says $3M Hydro review focused on efficiency, calls NDP's privatization warning 'baseless' Manitoba disabilities group 'at the end of the options' after $50K funding loss Police investigating after body found in building on Young Street Salvation Army kettles allowed back into Manitoba liquor stores Rash of bomb threats a learning opportunity for response capacity, says Goodale Manitoba NDP's James Allum to finish term, won't seek re-election Two Manitoba Party activists want judge to oust Steven Fletcher as leader Winnipeg getting another MLA, as Manitoba ridings redrawn for next provincial election Body found near railway station in The Pas, Man. 'We can't let Earl down:' Twin sisters working hard for neighbours at Selkirk's soup kitchen

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'We have to stop losing these girls': Children's Advocate pleads for better mental health care after death | Stella's workers hold union drive at 2 locations | 'I don't know why someone would want to hurt my baby sister': Aspiring doctor found dead in Winnipeg apartment | 2 carts full of stolen items pushed out of Portage la Prairie store: RCMP

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'We have to stop losing these girls': Children's Advocate pleads for better mental health care after death Mon, 17 Dec 2018 20:26:05 EST The Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth says the death of a 15-year-old girl in The Pas last week does fall within the scope of her office and will be investigated, calling it "heartbreaking."

Stella's workers hold union drive at 2 locations Mon, 17 Dec 2018 19:07:49 EST A local restaurant chain plagued by a long list of complaints on an Instagram account called Not My Stella's is facing unionization at two of its locations. The Instagram account was filled with almost two hundred of postings alleging sexual harassment, discrimination, bullying and abuse of staff by senior managers.Two of the managers have been fired.

'I don't know why someone would want to hurt my baby sister': Aspiring doctor found dead in Winnipeg apartment Mon, 17 Dec 2018 06:00:00 EST Sheena-Marie Dubois was found dead in her Young Street apartment on Nov. 6. Police say her death is considered suspicious.

2 carts full of stolen items pushed out of Portage la Prairie store: RCMP Mon, 17 Dec 2018 20:10:21 EST A loss prevention officer in Portage la Prairie was struck with a car after trying to stop people leaving with carts full of unpaid-for items Sunday evening.

Woman threatened with scissors in assault outside Health Sciences Centre Community feast provides some festive cheer for homeless people Pukatawagan man, 29, dead after being struck by snowmobile Probe of soldier's suicide reveals hazing, harassment, fight club at Winnipeg armoury Residents struggling with grim discovery of body at base of apartment garbage chute MRI scanner now operational in Dauphin, Man. 5 community centres garner renovation cash from Winnipeg As RCMP investigation into Winnipeg's police HQ enters 5th year, no sign of charges or when it will end Revived Cuban Lunch bars met with huge demand, wrapper supply snafus Manitoba seizes 71,000 contraband cigarettes Winnipegger left in coma after fall from horse hopes to get back in the saddle

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RCMP investigate after trailer fire leaves person and dog dead in Vita, Man. | Why a military suicide should have been prevented — and why it wasn't | Winnipeg sculptors make the most out of a little snow, brighten moods with artistic displays | 'You're a good dog': St. Boniface hospital unveils portrait of Rusty, Winnipeg's glasses-wearing therapy dog

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RCMP investigate after trailer fire leaves person and dog dead in Vita, Man. Tue, 18 Dec 2018 16:19:17 EST Human remains were found after fire crews doused a blaze in a camper trailer in Vita, about 95 kilometres south of Winnipeg.

Why a military suicide should have been prevented — and why it wasn't Tue, 18 Dec 2018 17:35:31 EST The Canadian military should have prevented Cpl. Nolan Caribou’s suicide. Here’s why I think it didn’t.

Winnipeg sculptors make the most out of a little snow, brighten moods with artistic displays Tue, 18 Dec 2018 20:42:02 EST A pair of local ice and snow sculptors are hoping their works of art will inspire a message of positivity in their neighbourhoods this holiday season.

'You're a good dog': St. Boniface hospital unveils portrait of Rusty, Winnipeg's glasses-wearing therapy dog Tue, 18 Dec 2018 18:02:39 EST A beloved, bespectacled fixture at Winnipeg's St. Boniface Hospital will have a permanent place in its halls, after the official portrait of Rusty the glasses-wearing therapy dog was formally unveiled Tuesday.

Former Winnipeg pediatrician found not guilty of incest, indecent assault Death of unconscious man found in the West End by Winnipeg police is 21st homicide this year 'Sad day for charter rights': Police take heat for new mandatory breath sample law POV podcast: Cindy Klassen on changing the face of speed skating Chemical smell prompts temporary evacuation of University of Manitoba building Metis Federation launches website for Sixties Scoop survivors as part of effort to reach settlement Police renew call for help finding man accused of sex assault, armed home invasion Police seize sword, makeshift gun in traffic stop New illicit drug task force will look for ways to fight meth, opioid crisis in Manitoba Winnipeg police aim to crack down on impaired driving with new mandatory alcohol testing Ethicist, recovering alcoholic blast Liquor & Lotteries' sale of cheap booze at downtown store

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First Nations argue new hockey league is 'blatant racism,' segregates Indigenous, non-Indigenous teams | Winnipeg Transit Plus replaces Handi-Transit in 2019 | Ethics prof says Winnipeg city councillor 'in a real conflict of interest' over company ownership | Neighbour 'feared the worst' as he tried in vain to alert occupants of flaming trailer

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First Nations argue new hockey league is 'blatant racism,' segregates Indigenous, non-Indigenous teams Wed, 19 Dec 2018 06:00:00 EST The lawyer for the organizers of a new hockey league argued in court Wednesday the teams were entitled to leave Manitoba’s Keystone Junior Hockey League, and that the five Manitoba First Nations who are now suing them have failed to prove irreparable harm.

Winnipeg Transit Plus replaces Handi-Transit in 2019 Wed, 19 Dec 2018 20:00:43 EST More inclusive language is coming to Winnipeg's Handi-Transit service, which will now be called Winnipeg Transit Plus.

Ethics prof says Winnipeg city councillor 'in a real conflict of interest' over company ownership Wed, 19 Dec 2018 18:21:07 EST Despite a complaint to the city's integrity commissioner, rookie Coun. Kevin Klein says he proactively removed himself from an active role in the Manitoba Post website during his election campaign.

Neighbour 'feared the worst' as he tried in vain to alert occupants of flaming trailer Wed, 19 Dec 2018 18:56:33 EST A man who struggled to rescue the occupants of a flaming trailer in his small southern Manitoba community said he felt helpless when he tried to bang on the door, only to be turned aside by the extreme heat coming from the structure.

More ice on the way after traffic mayhem in Winnipeg and on highways Tina Fontaine's school honours her with mural 4 years after her death Winnipeg police ask for public's help to find suspect in Monday homicide Manitoba RCMP arrest 3 students for threatening 3 schools, charges pending 2 charged after River Heights thieves steal packages, break into garages Manitoba government forecasts slightly lower deficit in budget update $50M lawsuit alleges intellectually disabled residents were sexually abused, starved at Manitoba institution 'The prices are outrageous': Concerns raised over monopoly on ordered goods in federal prisons Student wakes up to find his car's hatch snatched a week before Christmas

RCMP investigate after trailer fire leaves person and dog dead in Vita, Man.

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Manitoba suspends pot producer's sales amid recall | Manitoba Nurses Union urges province to slow down on changes as OT surges at Grace | 2 boys almost bled to death in botched circumcisions by Manitoba doctor | From a cooking club to new iPads, Winnipeg business owners bring spirit of giving to North End school

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Manitoba suspends pot producer's sales amid recall Thu, 20 Dec 2018 15:41:24 EST The Manitoba government has suspended sales of all products from a Winnipeg-based licensed pot producer after Health Canada recalled two of its strains over contamination concerns.

Manitoba Nurses Union urges province to slow down on changes as OT surges at Grace Thu, 20 Dec 2018 20:23:39 EST The Manitoba Nurses Union is sounding the alarm over rising rates of overtime at the Grace and are urging the health authority to pump the brakes on more change.

2 boys almost bled to death in botched circumcisions by Manitoba doctor Thu, 20 Dec 2018 06:00:00 EST Two boys almost bled to death from botched circumcisions performed by a Winnipeg doctor who has been suspended.

From a cooking club to new iPads, Winnipeg business owners bring spirit of giving to North End school Thu, 20 Dec 2018 16:32:54 EST Christmas came early for a classroom of students at Strathcona school in the city's North End thanks to the generosity of a few local business owners.

9 escape as fire destroys home in Oak Bluff, southwest of Winnipeg Mé​tis and non-status First Nations launch Sixties Scoop lawsuit over identity loss Liberals lay out proposed rules for cannabis 'edibles' A snowy forecast as we approach Christmas long weekend New, improved Garbage Hill sign goes up permanently in Winnipeg Brought together by heartache: How moms who lost children to drugs are helping each other heal Recovering alcoholic says it's time to let Liquor Mart staff refuse sales to chronic drinkers Province wants to find out what Manitobans know, think about edible cannabis products Here's what Facebook knows about you A year of wild weather: Environment Canada releases the Top 10 weather stories of 2018 Unsettling questions surround death of Timothy Atlookan in Thunder Bay

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City's integrity commissioner won't investigate conflict complaint against Klein | Cannabis producer at centre of recall and Health Canada investigation has removed execs, hired consultant | 2 teens charged with murder in connection with 15-year-old girl's death in The Pas | First Nations denied injunction in Keystone Junior Hockey League split

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City's integrity commissioner won't investigate conflict complaint against Klein Fri, 21 Dec 2018 20:46:24 EST The City of Winnipeg’s integrity commissioner has decided against investigating a conflict of interest complaint levelled against rookie city council member Kevin Klein.

Cannabis producer at centre of recall and Health Canada investigation has removed execs, hired consultant Fri, 21 Dec 2018 11:12:03 EST Health Canada released new details Friday about its investigation of Bonify, which had its cannabis yanked off shelves in Manitoba after two strains were recalled in Saskatchewan over contamination issues.

2 teens charged with murder in connection with 15-year-old girl's death in The Pas Fri, 21 Dec 2018 13:54:59 EST A 19-year-old male and a 15-year-old female have been arrested after the death of Darcie Muchikekwanape, 15, in the northern Manitoba town last week.

First Nations denied injunction in Keystone Junior Hockey League split Fri, 21 Dec 2018 16:57:36 EST A judge has denied an injunction against the split of the Keystone Junior Hockey League, which some allege deliberately excluded Indigenous teams.

House fire takes everything but 'we're all still alive,' Manitoba family says 'I really want to stay': Winnipeg-based Venezuelan family faces deportation in New Year Maybe 'pizza Thursday' isn't the best idea: What I learned from being the youngest person at work 'It's not the end,' community leader vows after Hillside Beach cultural centre destroyed by fire Brandon police conducting review after cop's gun goes off in police car Board the Nonsuch or see the return of the RWB's holiday favourite: CBC Manitoba's Dec. 21-23 weekend picks Significant winter weather we've been expecting is right on schedule AFN national chief says senators should not be 'afraid' of Indigenous rights bill 'We're just wanting his legacy to live on': Dozens attend vigil for Winnipeg's 21st homicide victim of 2018 Workers at Stella's Osborne location send 'very solid message,' vote to join union

Manitoba suspends pot producer's sales amid recall

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Health Canada recalls more strains from troubled cannabis producer | MPI drug testing, decontaminating stolen vehicles before returning them to owners | Sparking joy: For 1st time, Winnipeggers flock to pot stores to give the gift of cannabis legally | Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14

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Health Canada recalls more strains from troubled cannabis producer Mon, 24 Dec 2018 16:17:31 EST A commercial cannabis producer in Winnipeg under investigation for selling unapproved cannabis products has been hit with a second recall notice.

MPI drug testing, decontaminating stolen vehicles before returning them to owners Mon, 24 Dec 2018 14:58:25 EST Manitoba Public Insurance is systematically testing stolen vehicles recovered by police for traces of illicit drugs — including fentanyl — as part of a pilot project to ensure vehicles owners aren't put at risk.

Sparking joy: For 1st time, Winnipeggers flock to pot stores to give the gift of cannabis legally Mon, 24 Dec 2018 18:46:14 EST Call it a green Christmas? The legalization of cannabis meant last-minute shoppers in Winnipeg had something new to stuff stockings with this year.

Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14 Mon, 24 Dec 2018 18:12:30 EST Starting Jan. 14, Canada Post says the cost for an individual stamp on a letter sent within Canada will be $1.05, instead of a loonie. Other increases for mail within the country range between a dime and 35 cents depending on the size of the letter.

MP confident Trans-Canada Highway will finally be twinned west of Kenora, Ont. We asked Winnipeggers: What are your favourite holiday traditions? Design winner named for redeveloping Public Safety Building, civic parkade site Massive collection of Christmas decorations turn heads in Ritchot, Man. Manitoba road fatalities rose in 2018: RCMP Winnipeg crews rush to 3 house fires in 2 hours, 1 person injured Fresh snow foils car thief's bid to escape Winnipeg police Charities scramble to attract younger generation as their donor base ages Woman carjacked in Winnipeg's Exchange District Dire straits prompt 3 Winnipeg United Churches to merge, create Prairie Spirit Fake tree vs. real, resolutions and a Christmas song debate: 11 quick questions with Manitoba's party leaders

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Call for Christmas Day canine lovers yields people to pack the halls of Animal Services | Body found at Logan Avenue business block | Police investigate Christmas Day homicide after man found injured in West End | Children are bearing the brunt of this year's flu season, health officials say

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Call for Christmas Day canine lovers yields people to pack the halls of Animal Services Tue, 25 Dec 2018 17:39:21 EST Winnipeg's Animal Services put out a call for dog devotees willing to spend some time with uncaged canines on Christmas Day. They didn't expect the response.

Body found at Logan Avenue business block Tue, 25 Dec 2018 14:48:13 EST Winnipeg police attended a commercial-business block in the Brooklands neighbourhood on Christmas Day after a body was found in the morning.

Police investigate Christmas Day homicide after man found injured in West End Tue, 25 Dec 2018 14:09:50 EST Winnipeg police are investigating a Christmas Day homicide after a man was found injured Tuesday morning in the West End.

Children are bearing the brunt of this year's flu season, health officials say Tue, 25 Dec 2018 10:54:20 EST Many Canadian children are spending the holidays battling the flu and other respiratory illnesses — and an early start to the flu season might be partly to blame, public health officials say. Doctors say it's not too late to get the flu shot, which they expect to be more effective than last year.

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Sparking joy: For 1st time, Winnipeggers flock to pot stores to give the gift of cannabis legally

Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14

MP confident Trans-Canada Highway will finally be twinned west of Kenora, Ont. We asked Winnipeggers: What are your favourite holiday traditions? Design winner named for redeveloping Public Safety Building, civic parkade site

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Art City pleads for return of digital archive stolen in Christmas break-in | Winnipeg runner goes the distance — and then some — for Siloam Mission | A different sort of Boxing Day: Kids construct cardboard creations at children's museum | Rampant meth use spurs need for Bear Clan in Sioux Valley Dakota Nation

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Art City pleads for return of digital archive stolen in Christmas break-in Wed, 26 Dec 2018 18:57:48 EST A priceless collection of archival material was stolen from Art City Tuesday night after the not-for-profit community art studio was broken into.

Winnipeg runner goes the distance — and then some — for Siloam Mission Wed, 26 Dec 2018 17:17:29 EST For the fourth consecutive year, Junel Malapad's push to change Boxing Day to Running Day continues with an added caveat to help the homeless.

A different sort of Boxing Day: Kids construct cardboard creations at children's museum Wed, 26 Dec 2018 17:39:39 EST It is a different way to celebrate boxing day — using boxes to build something Giraffes, robots, houses, were created using just some tape and leftover boxes at the museum today

Rampant meth use spurs need for Bear Clan in Sioux Valley Dakota Nation Wed, 26 Dec 2018 17:54:41 EST A First Nation community grappling with an epidemic of meth use has launched a Bear Clan group to support people struggling with addiction.

Bundled-up Boxing Day shoppers in Winnipeg line up early, enter calmly More snow blanketing southern Manitoba on the night after Christmas 18-year-old woman charged with attempted murder in Christmas Day stabbing Hospital parking, crime, adventure pups: our top video stories of 2018 'This was a good year for me,' says new Manitoba Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont Impacts of U.S. government shutdown to rise following holidays

Call for Christmas Day canine lovers yields people to pack the halls of Animal Services

Body found at Logan Avenue business block

Police investigate Christmas Day homicide after man found injured in West End

Children are bearing the brunt of this year's flu season, health officials say

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Executives dismissed from beleaguered Winnipeg cannabis producer after product recalls | Governor General honours 4 Winnipeggers with Order of Canada | Killing carbon tax had no effect on popularity of PCs, poll suggests | Drunken crashes, breakfast with a side of deception among MPI's top 5 frauds of 2018

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Executives dismissed from beleaguered Winnipeg cannabis producer after product recalls Thu, 27 Dec 2018 11:19:00 EST Bonify, a Winnipeg-based cannabis producer, has been stripped of its senior management team after a third-party investigation found the company sold unauthorized product in Saskatchewan. The contractor hired to investigate said three executives are accused of bullying and threatening employees who tried to speak up.

Governor General honours 4 Winnipeggers with Order of Canada Thu, 27 Dec 2018 15:04:10 EST Gov.-Gen. Julie Payette has included four Winnipeggers among 103 new appointments to the Order of Canada, one of the nation’s highest honours. They are Leonard Joseph (Len) Cariou, Digvir Jayas, Doneta A. P. Brotchie and Ross D. Feldman.

Killing carbon tax had no effect on popularity of PCs, poll suggests Thu, 27 Dec 2018 12:36:14 EST The decision to kill Manitoba’s carbon tax had little effect on the Progressive Conservative’s popularity, a recent Probe Research poll suggests.

Drunken crashes, breakfast with a side of deception among MPI's top 5 frauds of 2018 Thu, 27 Dec 2018 14:23:42 EST The wheels came off a number of stories after Manitoba Public Insurance looked more closely at a number of claims in 2018, including an alleged vehicle arson that came back to burn the fraudster.

Police ask public's help in piecing together events that led to Christmas Day slaying Blowing and drifting in open areas as winds stay strong into tonight 'I lost everything': Winnipeg teacher in lap-dance video shares story years later Police issue fresh call for help to find man wanted in killing of group-home manager Woman killed, 3 in hospital after ambulance-SUV collision on Highway 16 Canada routs Denmark 14-0 in world juniors opener Transit inspector stations in force at busiest, most dangerous downtown bus stops How OCN's leader took the Manitoba First Nation from 'paycheque to paycheque' to cannabis business leader Manitoba Progressive Conservatives could call early election Developing 'culture of consent' biggest challenge for Kinew in 2018 Test your memory of Manitoba's biggest news stories of 2018

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Former CFS executive files lawsuit against Manitoba gov't over allowance clawback | Winnipeg police search for missing boy, 11 | Poll finds support for federal Liberals slipping in Manitoba | First section of skating trail opens at The Forks

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Former CFS executive files lawsuit against Manitoba gov't over allowance clawback Fri, 28 Dec 2018 19:56:07 EST The former CEO of the Southern Authority is fighting back against the Manitoba government by taking them to court in hopes of launching a class action lawsuit to end a long-standing practice of the province clawing back a federal allowance earmarked for kids in care.

Winnipeg police search for missing boy, 11 Fri, 28 Dec 2018 17:18:56 EST Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help tracking down a missing 11-year-old boy.

Poll finds support for federal Liberals slipping in Manitoba Fri, 28 Dec 2018 18:22:46 EST Justin Trudeau’s Liberals might be facing a rocky ride with Manitoba voters if numbers from a new poll hold up during the next federal election, now less than a year away.

First section of skating trail opens at The Forks Fri, 28 Dec 2018 14:04:25 EST Agreeable weather conditions and river levels have allowed The Forks to open the first section of its skating trail prior to the new year.

Don't be taken in by scammers threatening to shut off electricity: Manitoba Hydro Humboldt Broncos and coach 'part ways' after less than 6 months Dustin Byfuglien fined $2,500 for slashing Johnny Gaudreau No charges against police involved in arrest of injured man: independent investigators Extreme cold warnings issued for parts of northern Manitoba Manitoba trapper accidentally catches 134-pound cougar in snare Removing MLA from caucus was worst moment of 2018, says Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister 'Say you did it': Family of Christmas murder victim pleads for suspect to come forward Milder with some snow this weekend, then a deep freeze to end 2018 Ring in the New Year in Winnipeg with fireworks, music and laughs Why it is important to outsmart the smart devices

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Need a ride on New Year's Eve? You've got more options than ever | Lifeflight doctors won't walk off job Tuesday, province says | Committee urged to add 'iconic' Hudson's Bay to list of historical Winnipeg buildings | RCMP looking for missing Manitoba woman

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Need a ride on New Year's Eve? You've got more options than ever Mon, 31 Dec 2018 17:30:30 EST With extreme cold once again settling in on the biggest party night of the year, New Year’s Eve revellers in Winnipeg have more options than ever to get them home warmly and safely.

Lifeflight doctors won't walk off job Tuesday, province says Mon, 31 Dec 2018 18:15:30 EST Doctors who work for the Lifeflight Manitoba Air Ambulance service won’t walk off job on New Year’s Day as they had previously threatened to do, the provincial government says.

Committee urged to add 'iconic' Hudson's Bay to list of historical Winnipeg buildings Mon, 31 Dec 2018 14:23:36 EST A landmark building in downtown Winnipeg, whose heyday has long since passed, is an important historical structure that needs protection, says a city committee.

RCMP looking for missing Manitoba woman Mon, 31 Dec 2018 14:39:44 EST The RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing 20-year-old woman from Lake Manitoba First Nation.

The year in pictures: See some of the top news photos from around the world in 2018 Occupants flee flames of Winnipeg house fire Family says steep bill for hospital TV service unfair to patients and their loved ones Marvels, murder and mayhem: The most-anticipated movies, TV shows to see in 2019 Walk Off the Earth band member Mike Taylor dead 'A sense of responsibility': Winnipeg care facility uses doll therapy for people with Alzheimer's Nearly all of Manitoba under extreme cold warning CBC Indigenous' top 5 stories that shaped 2018 Father's letter gives grim, personal warning about dangerous driving Overnight warming shelter expanding, set to open during cold snap What's open, what's closed: Get ready to ring in the 2019 New Year in Winnipeg