Video Archives
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‘There’s nothing we can do’: Manitoba farmers brace for financial hit from flooding -
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Snow storm hammers Riding Mountain National Park -
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Town of Onanole prepares for second round of snow dump -
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April 14 Market and Business Report -
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Portage la Prairie mayor bracing for major snow storm -
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The city of Winnipeg responds to major snow storm -
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Manitoba Hydro preparing for massive winter storm -
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Manitoba childcare sector looking for a boost in 2022 budget -
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Manitoba Health Coalition hoping for big changing to 2022 budget -
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World Animal Protection wants Winnipeg to change pet bylaws -
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Truckers against human trafficking -
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Residents in River Park South deal with major flooding -
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Ukrainian-Manitobans watching anxiously as Russian Military presence grows on Ukraine’s border -
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Leaf Rapids Health Care Centre to reopen -
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Manitoba students plan student-led school walk out -
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$85.5 million dollar settlement approved for Lake Manitoba flood victims -
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MP Niki Ashton calls on military support for northern Manitoba first nations -
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Sing songwriter Leanne Pearson recovers from COVID-19 while pregnant -
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Winnipeg company offering to track rapid test results -
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Manitoba parents await direction for return to class plan
Author Archives
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Manitoba campers call for more compensation after campsite reservations cancelledHundreds of Manitoba campers are receiving notice their upcoming campsite booking has been cancelled due to weather conditions.WeatherMay 11
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Parkland region hammered with snow by second Colorado low this monthIt only took a matter of hours before power was knocked out and highways were closed, when a snow storm rolled into the Riding Mountain National Park area Saturday night.WeatherApr 24
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Province to activate Red River Floodway amid delugeThe Red River Floodway is expected to be activated Saturday as the province issues an overland flood warning.WeatherApr 23
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Summer tourist town in Riding Mountain National Park to be hit with more snowRiding Mountain National Park is expected to be one of the hardest hit communities by a second Colorado Low this weekend.WeatherApr 22
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Epidemiologists: COVID-19 infection doesn’t protect you from reinfectionsEpidemiologists say the reinfection period could be shorter with the new Omicron variants.ScienceApr 19
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Manitoba continuing to look at different options for liquor salesThe Manitoba government says they are considering changes to liquor sales, including expanding liquor sales to grocery stores, in order to make it more convenient for customers.MoneyApr 8
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Campers left frustrated despite changes to Manitoba’s online booking systemManitoba spaced out campsite locations available for booking, in hopes of preventing the system from being overwhelmed. But many expressed their frustration Wednesday morning.ConsumerApr 6
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COVID-19: Staffing challenges hitting Manitoba’s service industry hardThe service industry is once again dealing with sick employees. Businesses have already faced dozens of challenges throughout the pandemic.HealthApr 4
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Lingering snow putting a damper on seasonal business operations in ManitobaA quick look at photos from this time last year shows a much different snowy scene in Manitoba. All the lasting snow is starting to affect seasonal businesses.WeatherMar 31
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Removal of Manitoba COVID-19 data portal alarms epidemiologistManitoba's COVID-19 data portal has been source of daily case counts, hospitalizations and deaths throughout the pandemic, but it's now been deleted.HealthMar 30
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Preparations underway to welcome Ukrainian refugees to ManitobaPreparations are taking place across Winnipeg to welcome many families in similar situations coming in from Ukraine.WorldMar 29
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Royal Manitoba Winter Fair cancels animal scramble amid rising pressureEvent organizers pulled the plug on the activity after a national animal law group called Animal Justice, along with the Winnipeg Humane Society, called on the fair to cancel.InvestigationsMar 28
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Months after new regulations, Manitobans still inundated with scam callsIt's been more than three months since the CRTC required new technology to prevent scam calls. But those measures don't appear to be working as well as they should be.TechMar 25
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City of Winnipeg makes sandbags available to residents in anticipation of spring thawThe city of Winnipeg has been busying unloading pallets of sandbags for residents looking to protect their home from the spring thaw.WeatherMar 21
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Downtown Selkirk to begin major upgradesDowntown Selkirk will be given a makeover this spring, with major construction planned for roadways and sidewalks.EconomyMar 18
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Manitoban’s expertise plays role in new Disney, Pixar movieThe new Disney and Pixar 'Turning Red' movie boasts plenty of Canadian representation, including a Manitoba professor with expertise in Chinese Canadian history.CanadaMar 18
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Would-be Winnipeg homeowners exhausted from house hunting in ‘roller-coaster’ marketThe average price of a home in Winnipeg reached an all-new high in mid-March and inventory is low – a problem locals say is making house hunting an extremely difficult process.EconomyMar 17
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University student from Ukraine watches in horror from WinnipegThe University of Manitoba has 37 students who are from Ukraine, including Anna Shypilova who watches in disbelief at what's happening in her home country.WorldMar 15
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Elderly Manitoba woman returns to Winnipeg after hospital transferTwo months after Joan Thompson was transferred out of Winnipeg and placed in a hospital in western Manitoba, her daughter says she's finally going home.HealthMar 12
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Perimeter highway closes Saturday afternoonThe perimeter highway closed on Saturday afternoon.WeatherMar 12
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Manitoba’s COVID-19 vaccine mandates fall, healthcare workers returnAs health restrictions loosen in Manitoba, so has the requirement for healthcare workers to be vaccinated.HealthMar 12
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Manitoba curler Dawn McEwen announces retirementIn a statement posted to Twitter, the Winnipeg curler said, 'I am full of gratitude and can peacefully say I am ready to hang up the curling shoes at the end of the season.'SportsMar 12
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Winnipeg nurse ‘speechless,’ compelled to help after Ukrainian hospital bombedFootage of military personnel carrying children and pregnant women out of a bombed Ukrainian hospital shocked the world and moved a Winnipeg nurse to do something to help.HealthMar 10
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Airbnb bookings in Ukraine garnering attention from ManitobansHundreds of Canadians have joined a social media trend to book rental properties through Airbnb in Ukraine.MoneyMar 8
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Experts advise caution when donating to Ukraine relief effortsAs Canadians search for ways to help Ukrainian people, experts say you should do your research before opening your wallet to an online fundraiser.MoneyMar 3
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