Video Archives
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Virtual vigil to be held Friday to honour Indian nationals who perished -
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Fire on Simcoe Street sends 9 to hospital, 1 child in critical condition -
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Premier Heather Stefanson talks to Global News Morning Winnipeg -
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Four people found dead were victims: Manitoba RCMP Assistant Commissioner Jane MacLatchy -
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Four people, including infant, found dead near Canada/US border -
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Skylar Peters with an updated look at the streets in Winnipeg -
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Truckers protest the vaccine mandate at Manitoba-US border -
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As flight delays, cancellations grow, what compensation are Canadian passengers entitled to? -
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Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman speaks to Lisa Dutton about 2021 -
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Waverley’s own personal Santa -
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Fire breaks out at the Finnish Labour Temple in Thunder Bay -
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Glover vs. the PC Party decision -
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Downtown BIZ launches new gift cards -
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Adam Bighill on the Bombers’ Grey Cup victory -
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Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ Willie Jefferson talks about winning the Grey Cup -
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers react to their Grey Cup overtime win -
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CJOB’s Christian Amell recaps the Bombers’ win over the Riders to advance to the Grey Cup -
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Winnipeg police find locker containing stolen bikes -
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Mayor Brian Bowman awards Bob Irving with the Community Service award -
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Richard Cloutier breaks down the 2022 City of Winnipeg budget
Author Archives
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Identities confirmed in deaths of family of 4 on Manitoba-U.S. border; RCMP plead for infoThe quartet have now been identified, as Jagdish Baldevbhai Patel, 39, Vaishaliben Jagdishkumar Patel, 37, Vihangi Jagdishkumar Patel, 11, and Dharmik Jagdishkumar Patel, 3.CrimeJan 27
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Pine Creek First Nation sues Manitoba, logging company over Duck Mountain forest rightsPine Creek First Nation is suing Manitoba and Louisiana Pacific-Canada Ltd., alleging it has not been consulted about forest management rights for more than 15 years.EnvironmentJan 25
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Winnipeg warns of COVID-19 exposure in city council chamberThe city released a statement Friday saying that members of Executive Policy Committee, city staff, delegates and media members may have been exposed to a positive COVID-19 case.HealthJan 21
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Tragic incident means ‘serious conversations’ with Canada’s government needed: India AssociationThe recent tragic deaths of four people near the Manitoba-U.S. border will hopefully trigger a series of discussions with the Canadian government about human smugglers.CrimeJan 21
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Manitoba RCMP charge Headingley jail guard after inmate’s deathManitoba RCMP say they have laid charges against a Headingley jail guard after William Ahmo, 45, of Sagkeeng First Nation died there in February of 2021.CrimeJan 21
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More details emerge in Manitoba smuggling deaths; suspect being held in Grand Forks, N.D.The man charged with human smuggling in connection with a tragic incident near the border at Emerson, Man., remains in custody in Grand Forks.CrimeJan 21
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Changes to reporting, COVID-19 response due to ‘dramatic’ change in virus, says RoussinManitoba health officials will update the province Wednesday on the latest COVID-19 and vaccination numbers.HealthJan 19
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Manitoba COVID-19 hospitalizations reach 620, 48 in ICUA 19-person increase Tuesday brings the province to 620 COVID patients in hospital, and three more people have died.HealthJan 18
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Cullen moved from education, Gordon stays as health minister as Manitoba premier shuffles cabinetThe shuffle comes as the Progressive Conservative government continues to score low in opinion polls and faces heavy criticism over its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.PoliticsJan 18
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Crossing delayed Monday at Manitoba-U.S. border as truckers protest vaccine mandateA slow-roll protest is delaying trucking and other traffic as a few truck drivers protest the vaccine mandate for all truckers that came into effect on Saturday.ConsumerJan 17
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Manitoba COVID-19 hospitalizations reach 517, 45 in ICUAn 18-person increase Friday brings the province to 517 COVID patients in hospital, and five more people have died.HealthJan 14
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COVID-19 hospitalizations reach 499 as 45 more people admitted in ManitobaAn 45-person increase Thursday brings the province to 499 COVID patients in hospital, and nine more people have died.HealthJan 13
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Most Manitobans likely to be exposed to Omicron in near future, says AtwalThe province is moving away from COVID prevention and is now focusing on mitigating the risk of Omicron, as most Manitobans will be infected with the variant in the near future.HealthJan 12
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COVID, snow-clearing costs could leave Winnipeg with $18M deficit, Gillingham saysThe city of Winnipeg is projecting a deficit of at least $40 million, thanks to a larger-than-expected drop in revenue, and an increase in COVID-related and snow clearing.EconomyJan 12
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New responsible pet owner rules heading to City of Winnipeg committeeThe changes include permits for those selling or giving away cats and dogs as well as not allowing pets in vehicles if the temperature is warmer than 22C or colder than -10C.ConsumerJan 11
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Manitoba’s public health orders extended until February 1“While these orders remain in place, we continue to take steps to improve supply and access to testing and other important initiatives that support our pandemic response."HealthJan 7
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Hospitalizations hit 297, 34 in ICU in Manitoba due to COVID-19The province reported Friday that total hospitalizations had reached 263, along with 34 ICU patients. This is an increase from 263and 33, respectively, since Thursday.HealthJan 7
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6 more deaths, hospitalizations reach 263 due to COVID-19 in ManitobaThe province reported Thursday that total hospitalizations had reached 263, along with 33 ICU patients. This is an increase from 252 and 30, respectively, since Wednesday.HealthJan 6
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Staff shortage due to COVID-19 affecting Winnipeg Transit, fire paramedic services, says mayorWinnipeg's mayor says the City of Winnipeg is facing staffing challenges due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases, including in transit and the city's fire paramedic services.EconomyJan 6
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Lanette Siragusa, Manitoba’s chief nursing officer, to leave Shared HealthGlobal News has confirmed that Lanette Siragusa, the province's chief nursing officer, will be heading to a new position at the end of the month.HealthJan 5
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Winnipeg police chief declares state of emergency for force due to COVID-19Winnipeg's police chief has declared a state of emergency for the Winnipeg Police Service as COVID-19 wreaks havoc on staff levels.CrimeJan 5
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Manitoba to replace most PCR tests with rapid antigen tests at all testing sites as hospitalizations riseManitoba health officials will update the province on the current state of COVID-19 on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m.HealthJan 5
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Manitoba premier boots Ron Schuler from cabinet, Reg Helwer new infrastructure ministerThe Springfield-Richot MLA has been a minister for various posts for more than six years. Reg Helwer, will add the Infrastructure and Manitoba EMO to his portfolio.PoliticsDec 30, 2021
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More KN95 masks being distributed to Manitoba liquor stores: provinceA spokesperson for the province says 600,000 KN95 masks, which provide better COVID-19 protection than a non-medical or cloth mask, are being distributed this week.HealthDec 30, 2021
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Main Street COVID testing site closed for the day after client crashes car into entranceThe WRHA says they're being forced to close their doors at the Main Street COVID-19 testing site after someone drove their vehicle into one of the entrance doors.HealthDec 24, 2021
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