Stabbing in downtown Winnipeg apartment sends two to hospital
Winnipeg police are looking into an incident downtown on Portage Avenue that sent two people to hospital. Continue reading
Residents cancel planned water quality protest in the RM of Springfield
Residents cancelled a planned protest outside the RM of Springfield municipal office Tuesday. Continue reading
Lifeflight doctors back aboard planes for July
After refusing to board the new planes when the province terminated the old Cessna Citation program, Lifeflight doctors are testing the waters for the month of July. Continue reading
Lake Winnipeg Basin initiatives receive $2.2 million in federal funding
The feds have awarded $2.2 million to 19 projects aimed at improving the health of Lake Winnipeg by reducing nutrients in the water. Continue reading
Fatal crash in the RM of Rockwood claims life of 29-year-old woman
A 29-year-old woman is dead after a fatal crash Tuesday south of Teulon. Continue reading
Winnpeg teens face weapons, drugs charges following traffic stop for driving wrong way on one-way street
Five teens are in custody facing drugs and weapons charges after they were spotted going the wrong way down a one-way street downtown. Continue reading
Garden City resident gathers thousands of signatures to try to save Seven Oaks ER
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A Garden City resident has collected more than 4,000 signatures from other residents of northwest Winnipeg hoping to keep the Seven Oaks ER open. Continue reading
Woman tearfully recounts abuse allegedly suffered at hands of accused murderer
One of the women who lived with the man accused of killing a woman and stuffing her body in a barrel teared up as she recounted the abuse she allegedly suffered at the hands of the accused murderer. Continue reading
Hospitalizations for youth mental health concerns steady in Manitoba, says new data
Manitoba has one of the lowest rates of hospitalization for youth mental health concerns in Canada, according to a new report. Continue reading
Court documents show BerMax Caffe owners were in financial trouble
Court documents indicate the owners of BerMax Caffe and Bistro, who are charged with staging a hate crime at their own restaurant, were in financial hot water. Continue reading
CAA Manitoba partners up to clean Winnipeg creek on Earth Day
CAA Manitoba and members of Clifton School’s safety patrol were out picking up trash around Omand’s Creek for Earth Day. Continue reading
Arlington Bridge reopens to traffic after hole on roadway is fixed
The Arlington Bridge is closed to traffic in both directions after a hole was discovered on the road. Continue reading
Suspicious package found at Canada Post centre on Nairn Avenue
Winnipeg Police are investigating a suspicious package at a Canada Post facility. Continue reading
Bell MTS swap to LTE network leaves some Manitoba residents paying for cell service they don’t get
A Bell MTS customer living north of Dauphin is frustrated with the company’s plans to switch to LTE service in her area at the end of the month. Continue reading
Wild turkey trio takes over Osborne Village corner, enjoys blocking traffic during rush hour
A trio of turkeys has claimed a street corner in Osborne Village — much to the delight of neighbouring residents. Continue reading