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‘Everybody is impacted’: Community grieves young couple killed in Virden, Man. tornado
Carter Tilbury and Shayna Barnesky, both 18 years old from Melita, Man., were driving near Virden, Man., when a tornado touched down in the area. Continue reading
Winnipeg woman in Lebanon mourning the loss of two cousins following Beirut explosion
A Winnipeg woman currently visiting family in Lebanon is mourning the loss of two cousins following a pair of explosions in Beirut on Tuesday. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s Lebanese community reacts to Beirut explosion
Winnipeg’s Lebanese community is trying to come to grips with a massive explosion in Lebanon’s capital Beirut on Tuesday. Continue reading
More homeless camps popping up in Winnipeg as others get torn down
One advocate noticed about 10 new homeless camps in the St. Boniface region since the ones near the Disraeli Freeway were torn down last month. Continue reading
Winnipeg restaurant with no dance floor fined after patrons start dancing at table
A Winnipeg restaurant owner is looking for answers after he was issued a fine for $2,542 after patrons were allegedly caught dancing and not social distancing inside his establishment early Saturday morning. Continue reading
U.S. Air Force members in Winnipeg say they were attacked because of American plates
Some United States Air Force members posted in Winnipeg say they are being attacked because of their U.S. license plates and the force wants people to know they are not breaking any rules. Continue reading
Winnipeg woman shocked after getting ambulance bill for partner shot, killed by police
A Winnipeg woman is dumbfounded after she received an ambulance bill for her common-law partner who was shot and killed by police in April. Continue reading
Large crowd gathers for rally supporting girl fatally shot by Winnipeg police
Hundreds called for justice Friday night and an end to police brutality of Indigenous people at the Justice for Eishia rally. Continue reading
Use of opioids, meth, mixed drugs on the rise on Winnipeg streets
Opioid use appears to be on the rise in Winnipeg as overdoses have spiked in the first half of the year. Continue reading
Experts expect violence in Winnipeg to continue after busy weekend for police
Winnipeg police couldn’t offer an explanation, but on Monday suggested the warmer weather could have led to a spike in violent crime. Continue reading
Most Canadians expect to continue working from home post-pandemic, study finds
The majority of Canadians who work from home expect it to continue after pandemic, according to a new study. Continue reading