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@GMackWPG @kevin_hirsch @LoganGlobalNews That sleep emoji was meant for AFTER the Jays game is done. As if I’d miss that.
The last straw? Winnipeg businesses consider alternatives to plastic
By Timm Bruch Reporter
After a Winnipeg restaurant announced plans to ditch plastic straws, other local establishments are taking a hard look at the amount of plastic they use. Continue reading
Crown wants maximum sentence for teen accused in Manitoba beating death
By Timm Bruch Reporter
Sentencing has begun for one of the teenagers who pleaded guilty in connection with the death of Manitoban Serena McKay. Continue reading
4/20 takes on a different look in Winnipeg
By Timm Bruch Reporter
2018 will mark the last 4/20 before Canada makes recreational weed legal. Continue reading
Where to participate in Earth Day 2018 in Winnipeg
By Timm Bruch Reporter
The world will celebrate Earth Day 2018 on Sunday, and there’s plenty of ways for Winnipeggers to get in on the action. Continue reading
‘They’re everywhere’: thousands of littered cigarette butts near Winnipeg patios
Littered cigarette butts are almost impossible to miss outside of Winnipeg bars and restaurants after the ban went into effect April 1. Continue reading
Winnipeggers looking to the city after used needles found in dog park
By Timm Bruch Reporter
Winnipeg dog owners are calling for city intervention after finding used needles and trash littered in a new park. Continue reading
Throngs of Jets fans expected to invade Minneapolis–St. Paul
By Timm Bruch Reporter
They may be hitting the road, but the Winnipeg Jets are expecting the whiteout to follow them south of the border. Continue reading
Demolition of Kapyong Barracks to clear way for First Nations development
An agreement in principle was signed Wednesday by Federal ministers and First Nations Chiefs at Assiniboia Downs. Continue reading
How to talk with your kids and cope with tragedy from afar
A Winnipeg psychologist says it’s important to lean on each other when dealing with something so sorrowful. Continue reading
Video game giant Ubisoft to open office in Winnipeg
If you’re not familiar with their work, Ubisoft is the production company behind such massively successful titles as Far Cry and Assassins Creed. Continue reading
Free Wi-Fi coming to select Winnipeg buses
Mayor Brian Bowman was on site to announce the pilot project Thursday, where he called it a step into the future for Winnipeg Transit. Continue reading
Hold on to your change: Winnipeg’s parking increase slow-moving
As of Tuesday, three days into the parking rate changes, very few of the meters around the city had yet to be switched over. Continue reading
Winnipeg Boys and Girls Clubs compete against cops
The Winnipeg Boys and Girls Clubs Invitational Basketball Tournament took place over the weekend. Continue reading
Mayday called, 7 sent to hospital after South St. Vital fire
Five adults and two children were sent to hospital for assessment early Sunday morning after a fire in South St. Vital. Continue reading
MLA wants an inquiry into the death of Tina Fontaine
New Democrat Nahanni Fontaine, who is the MLA for St. Johns, posted the petition online Thursday. Continue reading
