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‘He’d still be with me’: Joseph’s partner testifies on day 2 of Wildman trial -
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Manitoba service providers address how to tackle youth crime, violence -
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Protestors can stay, but can’t block Lemay forest access: judge -
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Developer granted injunction to remove Lemay Forest blockade -
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New homelessness plan coming in 2025 -
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Moberg critical incident review the first of its kind, offers 7 recommendations -
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Tough year ahead for beekeepers: provincial apiarist -
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New report details the cost of cancer -
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Interlake chiefs call on feds for Jordan’s Principle funding -
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Meat prices expected to rise in 2025: report -
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Manitoba HIV diagnoses up 130%: HIV program -
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Dentalium: an Indigenous adornment -
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Chambers, advocates support expanded photo radar enforcement -
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Construction sites are not immune to the city’s theft issues; the Manitoba Homebuilders’ Association says it’s a growing problem. Daisy Woelk reports. -
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Canada honours Murray Sinclair’s legacy with emotional memorial -
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Warming Souls with Soup celebrated its one-year anniversary Saturday. The grassroots group makes and distributes meals and hampers every Saturday. -
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The Winnipeg Police Service has apprehended the suspect in a Friday morning sexual assault at a U of M student residence. -
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Warming Souls with Soup celebrated its one-year anniversary Saturday. The grassroots group makes and distributes meals and hampers every Saturday. -
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Winnipeg tech community “hacks” for a good cause -
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Oak Hammock Marsh’s bird banding program
Author Archives
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Manitoba team heading to World Deaf Curling ChampionshipsMuch of the training takes place at the Cargill Curling Training Centre in Morris. The team is also competing in the Manitoba Open Bonspiel this weekend.SportsJan 17
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‘Horrible news’: Realtor, community members say hotel fire is a big loss for WinnipegA Winnipeg realtor says he had recently sold the now-demolished Sutherland Hotel, and that the buyer's plan was to turn the historic building into housing.FireJan 16
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‘He’d still be with me’: Joseph’s partner testifies on day 2 of Wildman trialWildman is charged with first-degree murder in connection to Joseph's death. His jury trial is expected to run until Feb. 15.CrimeJan 14
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Trial begins for Manitoba man accused in 2021 killingJury selection began Monday for the latest court case faced by Eric Wildman, who is charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing his neighbour.CrimeJan 13
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Protestors can stay, but can’t block Lemay forest access: judgeA camp and sacred fire were erected on the city-owned land on Dec. 26 after contractors began cutting trees in the forest three days earlier.EnvironmentJan 6
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Manitoba service providers address how to tackle youth crime, violenceThe heads of two inner-city youth programs say they’ve noticed an upward trend in youth violence in recent years, and say more needs to be done to prevent it. “We see it in the behaviours of our children, but also the random activities that happen even across the street or just on the sidewalk,” said...CrimeDec 31, 2024
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Developer granted injunction to remove Lemay Forest blockadeThe Court of King's Bench granted the order to MeMaz Inc. Monday, ordering 22 defendants to stay off and not to restrict access to the privately owned forest.EnvironmentDec 31, 2024
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Winnipeg to implement new homelessness plan in 2025The City of Winnipeg and the province of Manitoba will introduce a plan to clear out encampments and move people into housing in 2025, the mayor and the premier said.CanadaDec 24, 2024
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Co-accused in Manitoba animal abuse case denied bailIn November, Lima and Kabecz were charged with 20 and 25 more charges respectively, including Access Child Pornography, Bestiality, and Conspiracy to Commit an Indictable Offence.CrimeDec 20, 2024
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Manitoba development plan axed after province introduces opt-out billA long-term development plan for 18 Manitoba municipalities has been officially halted, after the province introduced legislation allowing municipalities to opt out.PoliticsDec 19, 2024
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Moberg critical incident review the first of its kind, offers 7 recommendationsA critical incident review into the disappearance of a man living with dementia has produced seven recommendations and is the first review of its kind in Manitoba.HealthDec 18, 2024
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Tough year ahead for beekeepers, says Manitoba apiarist'Beekeepers are struggling,' says Manitoba Agriculture's provincial apiarist Derek Micholson. 'Some have actually left the industry, others are kind of hanging on by a thread.'CanadaDec 15, 2024
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One year later, daughter of missing senior continues push for changeIn the past year, Britt has made several trips to Winnipeg from her home in Victoria and spent countless hours working to ensure no other family experiences what hers has.HealthDec 12, 2024
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What some stakeholders are looking for in Winnipeg’s 2025 budgetThe City of Winnipeg is set to table its preliminary budget Wednesday, and sources confirmed to Global News property taxes are expected to increase by 5.95 per cent.PoliticsDec 11, 2024
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‘It’s the sacrifices’: Manitoba woman recounts financial challenges of cancer careThe report found the societal cost of cancer to be $37.7 billion in 2024, with patients and caregivers paying about 20 per cent, or roughly $7.5 billion.HealthDec 9, 2024
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Interlake chiefs call on feds for Jordan’s Principle fundingLeaders with the Interlake Reserve Tribal Council (IRTC) say they're owed $1.5 million in Jordan's Principle funding from the federal government by the end of January.PoliticsDec 6, 2024
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Meat prices expected to rise in 2025: reportBetween September 2023 and September 2024, meat prices climbed 3.1 per cent, with beef prices increasing by 9.2 per cent in the same period.CrimeDec 5, 2024
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More uniformed cops in busy holiday shopping areas: Winnipeg policeWinnipeg police say they're launching a safe shopping campaign to kick off the holiday season and to prevent retail theft.CrimeDec 4, 2024
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Manitoba HIV diagnoses up 130%: HIV programNew HIV diagnoses in Manitoba have increased 130 per cent in two years, according to data from the Manitoba HIV Program.HealthDec 1, 2024
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‘Nothing gets done’: Transit union slams Winnipeg over need for driver protectionsThe union representing Winnipeg Transit drivers says the call for better protections for its members is a frustrating one.CrimeNov 26, 2024
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Man dead after Unicity police shooting, officer stabbed in throatWinnipeg police shot and killed a man near a bus stop at a Unicity shopping complex Sunday evening, after the man stabbed a plainclothes officer in the throat.CrimeNov 24, 2024
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Manitoba Museum workshop explores Indigenous dentalium adornmentDentalium is a type of mollusk shell that was used by North American Indigenous peoples for thousands of years as currency and to decorate clothing and jewelry.ConsumerNov 24, 2024
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University of Manitoba fish lab studying tooth regrowthCould fish help us grow teeth? It seems like an unusual question, but researchers at the University of Manitoba are looking into just that.ConsumerNov 22, 2024
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Winnipeg Police Board chair, advocates support expanded photo radar enforcementThe Act limits photo radar use to construction, school, and playground zones, and intersections controlled by traffic lights.PoliticsNov 15, 2024
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U of M sexual assault suspect in custody, WPS sayEdwards is alleged to have broken into a secured area at the Arthur V. Mauro student residence on Dafoe Road within the U of M campus.CrimeOct 27, 2024
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