Human remains found on Ebb and Flow First Nation: RCMP
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
RCMP have discovered human remains on the Ebb and Flow First Nation, but say they are historical and not related to the Dwayne Lavallee missing person case. Continue reading
Winnipeg man charged with impaired driving after crash at Pembina and Bishop Grandin
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Three people were taken to hospital after a two-vehicle crash on Pembina Highway at Bishop Grandin Boulevard. Continue reading
Manitoba burn survivors share struggles, hope at annual conference
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Around 100 Manitoba burn survivors gathered at the Mamingwey Burn Survivor Society’s annual conference to share their stories. Continue reading
Ste. Anne hospital cutting back ER hours due to shortage of doctors
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
The emergency room in Ste. Anne, Manitoba is being forced to cut back its emergency room hours due to a shortage in doctors. Continue reading
Bingo backlash: Selkirk seniors back in the game after province shut them down over $5 prize
A Selkirk seniors’ home had their friendly game of bingo shut down by the Manitoba gaming authority. After filing for a license, they got their game back Thursday. Continue reading
Winnipeg cannabis chef ready to pass on pot recipes
A Winnipeg chef has been cooking with cannabis for several years and anticipates teaching more of his recipes when marijuana becomes legal. Continue reading
Know your cannabis limits: New Manitoba campaign launched days away from marijuana legalization
The Liquor, Gaming and Cannabis Authority of Manitoba has launched a new campaign educating Manitobans on strategies for safer cannabis use, called Know My Cannabis Limits. Continue reading
Emerson border expansion to improve crossings from United States
Your trip across the border heading back from the United States could become a lot smoother thanks to renovations at the Emerson border crossing which are now complete. Continue reading
Manitobans worry about drug-impaired driving once pot is legal: Survey
Just one week away from cannabis legalization, many Manitobans are worried about drug-impaired driving, according to a new survey. Continue reading
Truck industry worried after Winnipeg drug testing company charged with falsifying results
The Manitoba Trucking Association is concerned after the owner of a local drug testing company which tests some of their members was charged with falsifying results. Continue reading
Some say Winnipeg mayoral candidates meth plans “disappointing”
Marion Willis of St. Boniface Street Links, a facility which houses and treats meth addicts, says Winnipeg mayoral candidates policies on combating the meth crisis are disappointing. Continue reading
Manitoba basketball group raises funds for new court in Kenya
Manitoba basketball players of African descent gathered for a tournament to help raise funds for a new outdoor court in rural Kenya. Continue reading
Love me do: Paul McCartney crashes Winnipeg couple’s wedding photos
A Winnipeg couple received a surprise of a lifetime as they were getting their wedding photos taken, when Paul McCartney showed up on his bike. Continue reading
Buzz in the air at Winnipeg Cannabis Expo with pot legalization looming
More than 50 exhibitors took part in the Winnipeg Cannabis and Hemp Expo, showcasing products and educating the public, with pot legalization in Canada looming. Continue reading
Bowman the heavy favourite in Winnipeg mayoral race: Political scientists
Winnipeg political scientists say Brian Bowman is the heavy favourite to win and the other candidates are not doing enough. Continue reading
