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When a Canada Goose attacks you: Watch for bobbing heads and listen for the hissin’
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
You’ve probably heard a Canada Goose hissing and honking at you before, experts say that’s when you are too close. Continue reading
EPC votes to make report of investigation into city workers allegedly slacking off made public
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The Executive Policy Committee voted unanimously to allow the report into the investigation of city workers to be made public. Continue reading
Winter storms in North Dakota not expected to have significant impact on flood levels
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
A winter blizzard in the Red River Valley Basin may have closed roads and brought near-zero visibility, but it will have minimal impact on the flood situation. Continue reading
Red River flood watch continues as spring snow storm hits Grand Forks
A snow storm is about to blanket the Red River Valley and while the river has crested in Fargo, N.D., the peak is still to come in Grand Forks. Continue reading
Manitoba Premier speaks out amid controversy involving backbencher MLA
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Premier Brian Pallister told reporters Wednesday he was aware of reports a back-bench Conservative MLAs was being investigated for inappropriate comments. Continue reading
Union, planning committee to probe Winnipeg city workers’ abuse of paid time
Questions continue to be raised after hours of surveillance and dozens of report pages showed City of Winnipeg employees appearing to waste time on the job. Continue reading
City investigating after ‘concerning’ hidden camera investigation of Winnipeg employees wasting time: Bowman
Several apparent City of Winnipeg employees were caught on camera spending city time making personal shopping trips, running errands and taking extended lunch breaks at restaurants like Hooters. Continue reading
Billboards promoting PST cut pop up around Winnipeg, most in Liberal and NDP ridings, sparking debate
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
You may have driven or walked by one of the billboards boasting the Progressive Conservative campaign promise to decrease the PST. Continue reading
St. James-Assiniboia School Division opens first gender-neutral washroom
Ecole Ness Middle School now has a brand-new, 15-stall gender-neutral washroom with an open area for students to wash their hands, side by side. Continue reading
6 months until edibles hit the market, Cannabis companies get ready for 2nd round of legalization
Legal pot shops have been popping up across the country, and with edibles legislation coming, there could be more made-in Winnipeg options on the shelves. Continue reading
Manitoba announces mandatory entry-level training for commercial truck drivers
Manitoba infrastructure minister Ron Schuler said Tuesday new mandatory entry-level training for commercial truck drivers will come into effect in September. Continue reading
RRC changing student survey after concerns raised over ‘offensive’ questions
A survey sent out to prospective Indigenous Red River College students has been called into question, due to what complainants called ‘insensitive’ or offensive content. Continue reading
New Liquor Mart security tactics could have negative effect: Marketing experts
When you walk into a Liquor Mart you may soon be seeing increased security measures, ones marketing consultants say won’t necessarily be good for customers. Continue reading
Four-year-old girl dies in hospital after being struck by car near Slaw Rebchuk Bridge
A four-year-old girl has died from injuries after being hit by a car on Monday, said Winnipeg police. Continue reading
Flood preparations starting in Ste. Agathe as province warns of high water levels
Residents of southern Manitoba are on high alert since the province warned water levels could be worse than the 2009 flood for some areas. Continue reading