Tavi Dhillon

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• Man, 74, charged in death of 80-year-old woman at Winnipeg apartment

  A 74-year-old man was arrested and is facing second degree murder charges following the killing of an 80-year-old woman in a Winnipeg apartment.

  Crime

  5 hours
• Teen arrested, accused of bringing handgun and knives to Manitoba high school

  A teenage boy was arrested by Manitoba RCMP on Wednesday morning after allegedly going to a high school with a handgun, ammunition and knives.

  Crime

  6 hours
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• Central Saskatchewan road closures begin as ‘above normal’ runoff expected

  The snowmelt in communities south of Saskatoon is over, but central Saskatchewan is bracing for an above-normal runoff, with road closures and sandbagging underway.

  Environment

  7 hours
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• Overdose alert issued tied to drugs sold in Regina

  Regina saw 140 overdose calls in the first three weeks of April, according to the Saskatchewan Health Ministry, which said multiple calls resulted in cardiac arrest.

  Health

  10 hours
• Smuggling charges laid against Manitoba man after guns stolen from the U.S.: RCMP

  A 73-year-old man from Dauphin, Man., is facing charges on both sides of the border after allegedly stealing a handgun from a Minnesota gun show, according to Manitoba RCMP.

  Crime

  Apr 22
• Regina firefighters identify cause of fatal apartment carbon monoxide leak

  A investigation into a carbon monoxide leak that caused the death of a Regina boy, 11, found the boiler internally exploded and leaked the gas.  

  Canada

  Apr 22
• Up to 50 cm of snow forecast for parts of Saskatchewan, Manitoba

  Significant amounts of snow and rain will hit the Prairies over the coming days, prompting Environment Canada to issue a series of alerts.

  Weather

  Apr 22
• Vulnerable residents evacuating Peguis First Nation ahead of spring flooding

  Spring floods are beginning in central Manitoba, prompting Peguis First Nation to begin evacuating vulnerable people on Tuesday, as flood preparations continue in the Interlake.

  Environment

  Apr 21
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• Manitoba wildfire forecast for 2026 better than last year: minister

  Manitoba’s 2026 wildfire season is not expected to be as intense as last year’s, according to an interim report reflecting on the lessons learned in 2025.

  Environment

  Apr 21
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• Caregivers charged for death of 6-year-old in northern Manitoba

  Charges were laid against the caregivers of a six-year-old The Pas girl who died after sustaining a traumatic head injury 'due to an assault,' Manitoba RCMP said.  

  Crime

  Apr 21
• Peguis evacuations to begin Tuesday, as flood fight continues

  As flood-prone communities across Manitoba continue to brace for the spring thaw, this never-ending winter is giving them time to prepare, said Premier Wab Kinew.

  Environment

  Apr 20
• Missing Alberta senior found dead in western Saskatchewan

  Diane Cooper, an 82-year-old missing woman from Alberta, has been found dead in western Saskatchewan, according to an RCMP news release.

  Canada

  Apr 20
• Northern Manitoba could see ‘protected land’ label for Seal River Watershed

  A proposal from the First Nations in the Seal River Watershed Alliance, along with the provincial and federal governments proposes designating the watershed as protected land.

  Environment

  Apr 17
• Search underway for Alberta woman, 82, lost in Saskatchewan with her dog

  Diane Cooper, and her Dalmatian, Halo, have been missing for more than 10 days. The 82-year-old Alberta woman is believed to have driven into Saskatchewan earlier this month.

  Canada

  Apr 17
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• Woman accused of ‘forcibly’ tampering with Manitoba Hydro meter to steal power

  A 46-year-old Winnipeg woman was arrested after being accused of interfering with a load limiter on her hydro meter and stealing power for much of last month, according to police.

  Crime

  Apr 17
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• ‘It’s a race against time’ to ready for flood in Peguis First Nation, says Kinew

  Premier Wab Kinew visited Peguis First Nation to assist with flood prevention efforts in the lead up to what may be the final days before the spring flood hits the community.

  Environment

  Apr 16
• Roughriders release Ajou Ajou following gender-based violence investigation

  Saskatchewn Roughrider wide receiver, Ajou Ajou, was released by the team following the results of a third-party investigation by the CFL.  

  Sports

  Apr 16
• Spring storm will ‘pack a punch’ for Manitoba and Saskatchewan

  Spring is, once again, being squashed in the Prairies. A storm is on the forecast for Thursday and Friday, expected to bring wintery weather across Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

  Weather

  Apr 15
• Manitoba flood season to see ‘rapid, concentrated spring runoff’ soon

  Warm weather increased the risk of flooding in the Interlake and Parkland regions as areas brace for it to begin as soon as this weekend.

  Environment

  Apr 15
• Seeds planted for in-depth review of Saskatchewan farming, province says

  A comprehensive review into the act protecting farmers from losing their land in Saskatchewan is in the works, with a final report expected to inform future government decisions.

  Politics

  Apr 14
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• Relocation of Saskatchewan casino expected to cost $100M and create 400 jobs

  A proposed relocation of the Golden Eagle Casino and hotel in a city north of Saskatoon entered its early stages and is expected to cost $100 million, according to the MGBHLM.

  Canada

  Apr 14
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• Saskatoon sees 150 overdose calls in under two weeks, prompting public alert

  A drug overdose alert is in effect for Saskatoon after 150 calls were made in the first 12 days of April, as officials of a higher risk of overdose for the city.

  Health

  Apr 14
• Regina man’s death being investigated as homicide: police

  The death of a 36-year-old Regina man early Monday morning is now considered a homicide, police said. 

  Crime

  Apr 13
• Peguis First Nation braces for flooding, work underway to protect homes and roads

  Efforts to prevent flooding are underway in a Peguis First Nation. People are preparing roadways, facilities and more than 200 at-risk homes for the spring thaw.

  Environment

  Apr 13
• Chronic homelessness climbs in Winnipeg, system facing ‘increasing strain’: report

  More than 8,200 people are living without stable housing in Winnipeg, according to a new report, which says the number of people becoming chronically homeless is on the rise.

  Canada

  Apr 13