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Winnipeg Folk Fest staff have Naloxone in case of fentanyl overdose
For the first time ever Winnipeg Folk Festival staff now carry naloxone, the antidote for fentanyl. Continue reading
Selkirk man finds thrill in the hunt for historic treasures
The sound of a beep from Robert Unik’s metal detector gets his heart pumping. Continue reading
Winnipeg sinkhole caused by vacant St. Charles Hotel basement wall collapse: City
What hides beneath the barricades on Albert Street has a lot of people concerned the sidewalk and road could suddenly fall in. Continue reading
Transcona water park officially opens
The largest water park in Winnipeg opened Friday after much anticipation. Continue reading
More panhandlers in Winnipeg, some with homes
Some are noticing there are more people than ever standing on boulevards across the city asking for money from drivers, and many of those people have homes. Continue reading
Waterpark opening in Transcona Friday, first of its kind in Winnipeg
It’s a year late but the new Transcona Aquatic Park is opening Friday with free admission. Continue reading
Academy Lanes feels the love from Winnipeggers after announcing closure
A 57-year-old bowling tradition on Academy Road is moving on. Academy Lanes quietly announced this weekend, they are closing this summer. Continue reading
‘This whole area is questionable’: City of Winnipeg investigates sinkhole on Albert Street
Just a block away from the city’s most iconic intersection Portage and Main, hides a big problem underneath a piece of plywood. Continue reading
‘He just veered into that semi’: Witness recounts head on crash on Highway 3 Wednesday
Curtis was driving along Highway 3 near Sanford towards Winnipeg Wednesday morning around 6:40 a.m. when he saw a car in front of him cross the center line and slam into an oncoming semi. Continue reading
Asylum Seekers welcomed in Gretna after opposition
There are only 11 people living at the reception center and since the center opened six weeks ago, 123 asylum seekers have spent their first 3-5 nights there, filling out paperwork before going to Winnipeg. Continue reading
Coverage for test strips for Manitoba Diabetes patients reduced
It’s not a boast worthy statistic but Manitoba has the highest number of people living with diabetes per capita in Canada. Continue reading
Winnipeg ash trees could be destroyed by Emerald Ash Beetles
The city is preparing for an invasive species that could potentially destroy all of the city’s ash trees. Continue reading
Family of missing Jennifer Catcheway continue to follow tips and search 9 years later
Jennifer Catcheway went missing nine years ago on her 18th birthday, June 19th, 2008. Continue reading
Bear Rehabilitation Centre near Stonewall gets council approval
A couple in the R.M of Rockwood has jumped a major hurdle in their attempt to open a bear rehabilitation centre on their farm property near Stonewall. Continue reading
Moose on the loose off Highway 59 South near Niverville
A moose has been spotted in a very strange place. Several residents have seen it wandering through farmer’s fields and yards just off Highway 59 between Otterburne and Niverville, Man. Continue reading