BLOG: Everything you need to know about the Bombers ahead of Saturday’s game against the Argos
Ed Tait is a writer for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. This article was originally published at BlueBombers.com. Continue reading
Garden City Centre recycling depot closing
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
Environmentally conscious Garden City residents will have to go a little farther to dispose of their recycling as of November. Continue reading
Chris Craddock, Canadian playwright, apologizes after admitting he touched women without permission
“Through these actions I have hurt women, both in my personal life and in the broader community.” Continue reading
Brandon man dead after crash near Kemnay, Man.
A 31-year-old Brandon man died after colliding with a semi and trailer near Kemnay, Man. Continue reading
Thompson man shot, Winnipeg man charged with attempted murder
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
One man is in hospital in Winnipeg and another is in custody following a shooting in Thompson Wednesday. Continue reading
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, Rachel Notley take opposing sides on Trans Mountain
By John Himpe Reporter
Alberta’s NDP premier and the federal NDP leader are at odds over the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain expansion project. Continue reading
Fatal car crash ejects woman from vehicle in Norway House, Man.
A 29-year-old Thompson woman died after a crash shortly after 12:30 a.m. Friday. Continue reading
Manitoba businesses and First Nation to build ice road to Churchill
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
A trucking company, Churchill-based business and a First Nation have collaborated to create an alternate supply route to the isolated northern Manitoba port city. Continue reading
Afghanistan mosque bombings leave 72 dead, Islamic State claims responsibility
Suicide bombers attacked two mosques in Afghanistan on Friday, killing at least 72 people including children. Continue reading
Manitoba curling club builds world’s first rock throwing machine
By Mitch Rosset Reporter/Anchor
When it comes to creating new curling technology, the only way is through the sport’s old traditions. Continue reading
Manitoba RCMP find body of missing canoer, foul play not suspected
Selkirk RCMP found the body of a man who was first reported missing the morning of Oct. 6. Continue reading
Supporters of white nationalist Richard Spencer arrested for allegedly shooting at protesters
Three men, two of whom have known “connections to extremist groups,” have been charged with attempted murder after they fired shots at people protesting against white nationalist Richard Spencer. Continue reading
Winnipeg police find shotgun and drugs on intoxicated man
By Cam Hallas Reporter
A Winnipeg man faces a number of offences after police were asked to remove an intoxicated person from a North End residence Thursday morning. Continue reading
Winnipeg skate park named after Nancy Allan
A St. Vital skate park has officially been named after former provincial NDP cabinet minister Nancy Allan. Continue reading
A designer just created thong jeans and they’re ridiculous
The jeans are held together by their seams and do little to preserve the wearer’s modesty. Continue reading
Scientists make breakthrough in linking sugar to cancer growth
Researchers in Belgium have discovered that sugar can create a ‘vicious cycle’ in the growth of cancer cells. Continue reading
B.C. family stuck on 9-hour flight with bedbugs ‘pouring’ out of seat, TV
It’s not surprising bedbugs are finding their way onto commercial aircrafts, one expert said. Continue reading
Carjack-o-lantern: Luxury car owners poach Richmond, B.C. pumpkin farmer’s crop
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
One farmer has gone out of pocket and spent $1,600 to erect a fence to keep the pumpkin pilferers at bay. Continue reading
Feud over Donald Trump’s condolence call to widow of American soldier rages on
The fight over U.S. President Donald Trump’s displays of compassion for America’s war dead sped ahead Friday. Continue reading
Finance Minister Bill Morneau has been getting at least $65K a month from firm he regulates
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
Morneau holds his shares in Morneau Shepell Inc., (MSI) through an Alberta numbered company. Continue reading
BLOG: Everything you need to know about the Bombers ahead of Saturday’s game against the Argos
Ed Tait is a writer for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. This article was originally published at BlueBombers.com. Continue reading
Garden City Centre recycling depot closing
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
Environmentally conscious Garden City residents will have to go a little farther to dispose of their recycling as of November. Continue reading
Brandon man dead after crash near Kemnay, Man.
A 31-year-old Brandon man died after colliding with a semi and trailer near Kemnay, Man. Continue reading
Thompson man shot, Winnipeg man charged with attempted murder
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
One man is in hospital in Winnipeg and another is in custody following a shooting in Thompson Wednesday. Continue reading
Fatal car crash ejects woman from vehicle in Norway House, Man.
A 29-year-old Thompson woman died after a crash shortly after 12:30 a.m. Friday. Continue reading
Winnipeg drivers to find alternate routes – a section of Kenaston Blvd. closes Friday
Weekend traffic in and around west Fort Garry will be more challenging than usual as of 6 p.m. Friday afternoon. Continue reading
Manitoba businesses and First Nation to build ice road to Churchill
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
A trucking company, Churchill-based business and a First Nation have collaborated to create an alternate supply route to the isolated northern Manitoba port city. Continue reading
Manitoba curling club builds world’s first rock throwing machine
By Mitch Rosset Reporter/Anchor
When it comes to creating new curling technology, the only way is through the sport’s old traditions. Continue reading
2 more Winnipeg cops investigated after off-duty officer charged in fatal hit and run
The investigation into a fatal hit and run involving a Winnipeg police officer has led to two more officers being placed on administrative leave. Continue reading
Manitoba RCMP find body of missing canoer, foul play not suspected
Selkirk RCMP found the body of a man who was first reported missing the morning of Oct. 6. Continue reading
Winnipeg neighbourhood rallies in support of family who lost home to fire
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
A Go Fund Me campaign has been set up to help a Charleswood family who lost their home to fire Thursday. Continue reading
Manitoba families upset with ‘rushed’ MMIWG inquiry hearings
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
As Winnipeg hearings for a national inquiry came to a close Friday, some families admitted they were disappointed with the format, calling it “rushed”. Continue reading
Winnipeg police find shotgun and drugs on intoxicated man
By Cam Hallas Reporter
A Winnipeg man faces a number of offences after police were asked to remove an intoxicated person from a North End residence Thursday morning. Continue reading
Winnipeg skate park named after Nancy Allan
A St. Vital skate park has officially been named after former provincial NDP cabinet minister Nancy Allan. Continue reading
Thompson man arrested after throwing money and drugs at police
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A Thompson man has been arrested for throwing money and marijuana at police officers after he lead them on an early morning car chase last weekend. Continue reading
Winnipeg police search for missing teen
Winnipeg police are asking for your help locating a 13-year-old girl who was last spotted in the West End. Continue reading
Arson unit investigating North End fire
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
The arson unit is investigating a fire that broke out in Winnipeg’s North End on Thursday evening. Continue reading
BLOG: How are the Blue Bombers looking ahead of away game against the Argos?
Ed Tait is a writer for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. This article was originally published at BlueBombers.com. Continue reading
Mark Grant could seek provincial payout for time behind bars
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
After a decade behind bars, Mark Edward Grant spent his first full day as a free man since 2007. But after being acquitted of second-degree murder, his lawyer said there could be a lawsuit brought against the province. Continue reading
Shadoe Davis: Ammonia is a popular cooling agent in refrigerators, can also lead to fatal leaks
When you walk into a community hockey rink what are usually your first thoughts? Hoping the skate sharpening guy is there? Hoping the canteen is open? I’ll certainly bet it’s not hoping that there isn’t an ammonia leak. Continue reading
Better Winnipeg: Employment agency focuses on diversity
By Eva Kovacs Community Producer
Winnipeg based Connect Employment Services is celebrating 25 years of helping individuals with an intellectual disability find work. The non-profit agency supports almost 200 individuals compared to 10 people when it was established. Continue reading
Winnipeg residents invited to walk the talk about community safety Thursday
By Sharon Pfeifer Online Producer
Canadian Mennonite University will open its doors to Winnipeg citizens wanting to create safer supportive communities Thursday. Continue reading
Bid to bring Amazon’s 2nd headquarters to Winnipeg highlights Winnie the Pooh, Ebola research
Winnipeg’s bid to land the second headquarters of Amazon includes Winnie The Pooh, Ebola research and roughly $1.7 billion in taxcredits and other incentives. Continue reading
Winnipeg police frustrated texting and driving still continues on the roads
By Zahra Premji Reporter
Traffic enforcement officers with the Winnipeg Police Service said texting and driving offences are still frustratingly high in the city. Continue reading
Shadoe Davis: ‘They beat the odds’ Customers who took down armed men at Winnipeg restaurant
Have you ever been threatened at gunpoint? I know, it’s a pretty extreme question and you probably answered no. Continue reading
