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This Winnipeg Blue Bombers employee won’t retire until they win Grey Cup
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
A veteran staff member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers says he won’t retire until the team wins one more Grey Cup. Continue reading
No, you can’t use your phone in a Manitoba drive-thru
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
It’s a question many people have, but few know the answer — can you use your cell phone in a drive-thru? According to police, the answer is NO. Continue reading
Winnipeg man finds grandfather’s name at memorial decades after his death
After learning from a family member that his grandfather served in the Battle of Vimy Ridge, Wayne Suggitt decided to attend a Remembrance Day ceremony on Sunday. Continue reading
RCMP investigating homicide after early morning death northeast of Winnipeg
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Police received reports of an injured man around 5 a.m. in Selkirk, about 35 kilometres northeast of Winnipeg. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s 24-7 Intouch opens Polo Park campus
The new Polo Park campus on St. James Street takes over a large portion of the building previously occupied by Target. Continue reading
Winnipeg drivers worry road construction won’t finish before winter hits
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Winnipeg’s roads are getting slick, but that’s not the only thing drivers are concerned about — with plenty of construction ongoing, will traffic tie-ups continue into winter? Continue reading
Beloved Winnipeg Santa helper dies at 77
Brian Sanderson, who had played one of Santa’s best helpers at the CF Polo Park mall for the last 26 years, died in his sleep on Halloween. Continue reading
Winnipeg man dies in hospital after single-vehicle rollover
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
RCMP officers responding to a report of a single-vehicle rollover around 7:15 a.m. found a man on the ground about 180 metres from an overturned vehicle. Continue reading
Truck driver dies in rollover near Portage la Prairie, Man.
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Police said an overturned semi truck was spotted in the median ditch just past the Portage la Prairie bridge bypass with the driver partially ejected. Continue reading
‘IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE’ signs posted at University of Manitoba
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The school’s students union said it doesn’t know who is responsible for putting the posters up, but believes they were posted late Wednesday night. Continue reading
True North issues ‘tow-away notice’ on legally parked car
A Winnipeg man is searching for answers after finding a tow-away notice on his vehicle, which was not issued by the city, but instead by True North Sports and Entertainment. Continue reading
Facelift anticipated for Portage and Main, despite plebiscite
The barriers at Portage and Main may still have to come down, to make repairs underneath them. Continue reading
Métis ‘60s Scoop survivors work toward reconciliation with government at Winnipeg symposium
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The two-day event brought Métis leaders together with ’60s Scoop survivors to collect their input on reconciliation efforts with the federal government. Continue reading
Vote Open coalition hosts Open Fest at Portage and Main
On Wednesday, residents will be able to vote on whether to remove the barriers at Winnipeg’s Portage and Main. Continue reading
Bear Clan volunteers find nearly $600 worth of meth in Winnipeg neighborhood
Winnipeg police are praising Bear Clan Manitoba volunteers for finding and turning over a ‘significant amount’ of meth on Friday. Continue reading
