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• Winnipeg businesses, tourism getting back to pre-pandemic levels

  Every business in Winnipeg and throughout Manitoba, no matter how popular, felt the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Economy

  Nov 29, 2023
• Cottage owners in Lake of the Woods could face increase to their hydro bills

  The Ontario Energy Board wants to get rid of the seasonal rate class for property owners which would result in a whopping hike in electricity bills.

  Economy

  Aug 21, 2019
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• Police investigating fatal crash in St. Vital

  Winnipeg police are investigating after a man was killed in a single vehicle crash in South St. Vital Saturday afternoon.

  May 19, 2019
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• City of Winnipeg to begin spring cleanup Monday night

  City of Winnipeg crews will start their annual street clean up on Monday.

  Environment

  Apr 21, 2019
• Manitoba premier discusses possibility of early election

  Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister isn't sounding like he's going to call an early election anytime soon.

  Politics

  Apr 20, 2019
• Drugs to help alcoholics becoming more available

  New drugs that can help alcoholics are available in Manitoba but some people face roadblocks.

  Health

  Apr 4, 2019
• Bighill named CFL’s top defensive player

  Bo Levi Mitchell of the Calgary Stampeders was named the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player at the league’s banquet awards in Edmonton Thursday night. The Bombers Linebacker Adam Bighill was named Top Defensive Player. Bighill had 105 tackles, four sacks, two interceptions and a CFL high four forced fumbles in his first season with Winnipeg.  The...

  Sports

  Nov 23, 2018
• Two people taken to hospital after Winnipeg house fire

  Two people taken to hospital after house fire in Winnipeg.

  Oct 15, 2018
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• Winnipeg road construction will continue well into the fall

  Road construction in Winnipeg is expected to continue well into the fall with most projects scheduled for 2018 being far from over.

  Traffic

  Sep 4, 2018
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• Does Winnipeg have too many school divisions?

  As many large cities across Canada have moved to a single or a pair of school divisions, Winnipeg remains unique with six.

  Education

  May 26, 2018
• Road construction underway in Winnipeg

  Over 200 road renewal projects set to get underway in the city of Winnipeg this season.

  Traffic

  May 26, 2018
• Millions generated from 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg

  The 2017 Canada Summer Games in Winnipeg were in the black as organizers announced a $2.6 million surplus.

  Sports

  May 25, 2018
• Home seriously damaged in Sage Creek fire

  Fire in Sage Creek under investigation after home badly damaged by blaze.

  Investigations

  May 16, 2018
• Gas prices could go up higher in Manitoba for May long

  An expert petroleum analyst is expecting gas prices to continue to go up ahead of May long weekend.

  Consumer

  May 16, 2018
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• Man in custody after Winnipeg police chase early Sunday

  Winnipeg police have a 37 year old man in custody after a short high speed chase early Sunday morning in which a stolen car collided with another vehicle.

  Crime

  Apr 8, 2018
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• Rail backlog hurting Manitoba farmers

  A rail backlog which is delaying grain shipments is hurting Manitoba farmers.

  Economy

  Mar 25, 2018
• City already tackling potholes around Winnipeg

  The City of Winnipeg has already begun the process of patching  potholes that are now appearing on city streets.

  Traffic

  Mar 18, 2018
• Jeff Browaty ‘not ruling out’ challenging Winnipeg mayor

  Councillor Jeff Browaty believes Portage and Main could be a big election issue.

  Politics

  Jan 7, 2018
• Tough stretch for Manitoba fire crews

  The president of the United Firefighters of Winnipeg says the holidays were trying for fire crews across the region.

  Fire

  Jan 1, 2018
• Severe cold hitting Northern Manitoba

  Environment Canada has issued an Extreme Cold Warning for parts of Northern Manitoba. A frigid Arctic airmass is becoming entrenched in the region. Wind chill values in the -46 to -52 range can be expected this weekend and last into the New Year. The wind chill in Thompson could drop to a bone chilling -49...

  Weather

  Dec 23, 2017
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• Radiothon Another Success

  It was another successful St. Boniface Hospital Radiothon of Hope and Healing. The event which was broadcast on 680 CJOB raised $136 thousand, 800 dollars which surpassed the goal of $135 thousand. The funds will go towards patient care, specialized equipment, and world-class research at St. Boniface Hospital.  

  Health

  Nov 17, 2017
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• Winnipeg Humane Society closed until further notice due to burst water pipe

  The Winnipeg Humane Society is closed until further notice after a water pipe burst inside the main lobby of the shelter Monday and the building experienced major flooding.

  News

  Nov 6, 2017
• Portage la Prairie RCMP investigating armed robbery at gaming centre

  Police say on Saturday a male suspect entered the Dakota Tipi Gaming Centre cashier's area armed with a sawed off firearm.

  Crime

  Nov 5, 2017
• Manitoba RCMP warn drivers to wear seat belts

  Manitoba RCMP have become alarmed over the number of people killed in highway crashes where the victims were not wearing their seat belts.

  Traffic

  Nov 4, 2017