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Protesters expected at Bruce Oake Recovery Centre meetings Tuesday
By Timm Bruch Reporter
The next stage of Winnipeg’s Bruce Oake Recovery Centre will be discussed at a community meeting on Tuesday, but it’s what is expected outside of the meeting that is raising eyebrows. Continue reading
Pallister shuffles cabinet: Goertzen, Stefanson and Friesen take on new roles, Wishart out
A year after reshuffling minor positions, Manitoba’s PC government have an announcement set for 12:30 p.m. that will involve “changes to cabinet”. Continue reading
Manitoba gun amnesty pulls in almost 700 unwanted firearms
By Timm Bruch Reporter
Manitoba RCMP said 13 different police agencies were given almost 700 firearms and 22,000 rounds of ammunition during a gun amnesty in June. Continue reading
Looking back at the Greyhound bus beheading a decade down the road
July 30, 2018 marks 10 years since the infamous Greyhound bus attack in Manitoba, where one passenger was killed. Vince Li was found not criminally responsible. Continue reading
Missing Winnipeg man found safe
Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing 24-year-old. Nathan Mowchun was last seen in the Grant Park area on July 18. Continue reading
Morning power failure for thousands in South Winnipeg now restored
Manitoba Hydro says an early morning power outage is affecting customers south of Bishop Grandin and west of Pembina, near the University of Manitoba. Continue reading
Manitobans encouraged to provide feedback on St. Norbert Bypass
Information sessions will be held by the provincial government throughout August to educate the public on the design process and functionality of the St. Norbert Bypass project. Continue reading
Manitobans reminded about the dangers of water after man drowns
The Lifesaving Society is warning Manitobans about the dangers of man-made ponds after a Winnipeg man drowned in one on Monday. Continue reading
Rural crime surging in Manitoba: Stats Canada report
Stats Canada’s annual crime numbers show that rural crime numbers are surging across the prairies. In Manitoba, the rural crime rate is 42 per cent higher than in the urban crime rate. Continue reading
Winnipeg city council seeks rule change after councillor assault charge
Winnipeg city council is taking steps to change their rules. A motion made Thursday would require councillors to take mandatory paid leave if they face criminal charges. Continue reading
Plastic ban could have negative impact on Winnipeggers living with disabilities
While restaurants across Winnipeg going green by banning plastic, many people living with disabilities who rely on drinking straws are calling for new options. Continue reading
Winnipeg police investigate ‘suspicious circumstances’
Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help as they investigate “suspicious circumstances” involving a woman who may have been the victim of an assault that occurred sometime prior to April 23. Continue reading
City opening up cool-down stops as Winnipeg heats up
By Timm Bruch Reporter
The City of Winnipeg has opened its doors to residents as the city heats up. As of Friday, Winnipeggers are welcome to cool off in civic facilities during regular operating hours. Continue reading
Meth found after stolen scooter bust in Winnipeg
A Winnipeg man is facing charges after police busted him with 14 grams of methamphetamine on a stolen scooter. Continue reading
Councillor charged with sexual assault could leave city hall with large severance
Russ Wyatt was arrested and charged with sexual assault, but chances are a potential conviction wouldn’t affect a hefty severance payment of about $45,000 when he leaves council. Continue reading
