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Manitoba Métis Federation demands apology from Premier Pallister
By Diana Foxall Reporter
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
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
By Diana Foxall Reporter
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
Winnipeg police arrest two after $9,000 worth of liquor thefts
Winnipeg police have arrested two people who they say stole a combined total of more than $9,000 worth of liquor. Continue reading
Fisher River man dead after being hit by car
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Police say a 30-year-old man from Fisher River has died after a crash late Friday night. Continue reading
City closer to subsidizing luxury towers at True North Square
The City of Winnipeg is one step away from approving dramatically increased funding to True North Square and its residential and hotel towers. Continue reading
Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries responds after rash of thefts at Liquor Marts
Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries responds after Winnipeg Police say security guards at liquor marts aren’t intervening when alcohol is stolen. Continue reading
Cruise Night racers nabbed, highly modified cars seized: Winnipeg police
Police nabbed two drivers speeding down Portage Avenue in illegally modified cars on Cruise Night. Both had their licences suspended and cars seized. Continue reading
Winnipeg man looking for answers after MacBook bursts into flames
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A Winnipeg man is looking for answers after his MacBook burst into flames in the middle of the night. Continue reading
$10M Taché promenade construction to be completed in October
Winnipeg’s Taché Promenade project, which limited traffic access throughout the spring and summer, is slated to open in late October. Continue reading
Winnipeg police search for witnesses after pedestrians sent to hospital
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg police are continuing to ask for the public’s help in a crash that happened late last month. Two pedestrians are still in hospital after being struck at Keewatin and Santa Fe. Continue reading
‘It’s a totally different ballgame’: studying, classes and careers in university
A University of Manitoba academic adviser says for every hour spent in class at a post-secondary institution, expect to spend another two hours studying. Continue reading
$30 million fitness club coming to Winnipeg’s Bridgwater neighbourhood
Winnipeg’s Bridgwater neighbourhood will see shovels in the ground next month as a new recreation facility begins construction. Continue reading
Ontario woman kidnapped, beaten, shocked, forced to work as escort in Winnipeg
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg police have arrested a 29-year-old man after learning an Ontario woman was brought to Manitoba and forced to work in the sex trade. Continue reading
Winnipeg School Division considering year-round school, later classes for older students
The ‘balanced calendar’ system is used in about 100 schools across Canada, and could benefit certain student populations at schools in Winnipeg. Continue reading
