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Winnipeggers continue to support Stella’s in wake of harassment claims
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeggers are supporting Stella’s employees after allegations of workplace harassment surfaced late last week. Continue reading
Good Samaritan stabbed trying to protect fellow passenger on Winnipeg bus
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A 23-year-old Winnipeg man is facing a list of charges after robbing a man at knifepoint and stabbing another in the leg while aboard a bus. Continue reading
Winnipeggers opting for classic costumes this Halloween
Winnipeggers are buying up superhero costumes this Halloween — but you can also piece together your own Patrik Laine get-up if you put a little effort in. Continue reading
Family hires chopper to help find missing Ebb and Flow man
The family of Dwayne Lavallee hired a helicopter Friday to help search for the missing 21-year-old. Continue reading
Teen who killed friend while drunk driving sentenced to 120 days
Judge Robert Heinrichs sentenced a 19-year-old man to 80 days in custody at a youth facility followed by 40 days of community supervision Thursday after he pled guilty to impaired driving causing death. Continue reading
Rail line to Churchill one step closer to returning to operation
The town of Churchill, Man., is one step closer to getting rail service back now that all washouts on the line have been repaired. Continue reading
Man upgraded to stable condition after West End stabbing
A man was sent to hospital in critical condition after an assault in the West End early Sunday morning. Continue reading
Convicted Winnipeg letter-bomber to be sentenced in November
Guido Amsel was in court Thursday at a sentencing hearing. He was convicted in May of sending letter bombs to his ex-wife and her lawyer. The Crown asked for a life sentence. Continue reading
Winnipeg man charged with manslaughter after death of 21-month-old toddler
By Diana Foxall Reporter
22-year-old Allen Joseph Frier Beardy has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the case, police said. Continue reading
Last surviving RCAF member of the Battle of Britain celebrates 100th birthday
Ralph Wild is a veteran of the Second World War and believed to be the last remaining Canadian air force pilot who fought in the Battle of Britain. He’s celebrating his 100th birthday. Continue reading
More than a quarter of Manitobans deal with mental illness: study
A study by the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy shows at least 28 per cent of adults in the province are dealing with some form of mental illness. Continue reading
Winnipeg mayoral candidate pledges overhaul of ‘screwed up’ 311 service
Winnipeg mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk said if she’s elected mayor, she would dramatically change the city’s 311 service to put residents calling for service requests directly in touch with staff in city departments. Continue reading
Manitoba Métis Federation demands apology from Premier Pallister
The Manitoba Métis Federation is demanding an apology from Premier Brian Pallister for going back on the promise of a $67-million payment from Manitoba Hydro. Continue reading
True North Square funding approved by Winnipeg council
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg city council is meeting for the final time Thursday before the civic election Oct. 24. Continue reading
‘Late for work’: Speeding earns Manitoba woman $800 ticket
A woman is facing a big fine after she was caught doing 157 km/h in a 100 km zone. RCMP tweeted Wednesday that the woman told them she was running late for work. Continue reading
