Winnipeggers join global protests against rollout of 5G wireless technology
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Similar events and rallies were planned in 200 cities around the world. Continue reading
Manitoba curlers named Canadian junior curling championship all-stars
Four Manitoba curlers cracked the all-star rosters at the Canadian junior curling championships in Langley, B.C. Continue reading
‘SNL’ returns with Jon Lovitz as Alan Dershowitz, Adam Driver as Jeffrey Epstein in hell
Actor and comedian Jon Lovitz played impeachment defence lawyer Alan Dershowitz. Continue reading
8-year-old Winnipeg actor puts a scare on in The Grudge
Eight-year-old Zoe Fish may not look scary, but the young Winnipeg actor may just have you peeking out between your fingers in her latest role on the big screen. Continue reading
Winnipeg mayor asks for more collaboration at annual State of the City address
Bowman reiterated a call for collaboration between levels of government on three key files — illicit drugs, homelessness and Lake Winnipeg’s environmental state. Continue reading
Philippines lowers Taal volcano alert level, allowing thousands to return home
The Philippine archipelago lies in the so-called Pacific “Ring of Fire,” a seismically fragile region around the ocean basin, where most of the world’s earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. Continue reading
Former Riders GM Brendan Taman hired by Montreal Alouettes following CFL hiatus
The Montreal Alouettes have hired Brendan Taman, who’s been on hiatus from the CFL since he was fired from the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2015. Continue reading
Brandon, Winnipeg police seeing increase in phone scams: ‘It’s definitely concerning’
By Marney Blunt Reporter
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says if you believe you have been victimized by a scammer, report it to them and local police. Continue reading
Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s first ‘presumptive’ coronavirus case
Public health officials say the risk of an outbreak remains low and that the health care system is working as planned. Continue reading
Flag football a rapidly growing choice for Winnipeg youth: Football Manitoba
Bill Johnson says Football Manitoba’s indoor flag football league playoffs are just wrapping up, with registration about to open for a spring league in partnership with the Blue Bombers. Continue reading
Ailing doctor may leave Niverville, Man. without its 2 main doctors: mayor
The town of Niverville south of Winnipeg will soon be without its two main doctors. Continue reading
‘Get rid of her:’ Trump calls for firing of former Ukraine ambassador in recording
The recording contradicts the president’s statements that he did not know the Giuliani associates Lev Parnas or Igor Fruman, key figures in the Ukraine investigation who were indicted last year on campaign finance charges. Continue reading
Winnipeg man arrested after afternoon machete melee at West End bar
A Winnipeg man is facing charges after police say he swung a machete around a West End neighbourhood bar Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Indigenous-inspired Jets, Moose jerseys being auctioned off to support Winnipeg youth programming
The game-worn jerseys were designed by Red River College graphic design student Leticia Spence of Pimicikamak First Nation. Continue reading
Canadian Forces plane, crew heading to Australia to fight bushfires
The Canadian Forces say a CC-17 Globemaster is leaving Monday. Continue reading
Canada’s 1st ‘presumptive’ case of new coronavirus discovered in Toronto
The victim is a man in his 50s who recently travelled to Wuhan, China. Continue reading
Here’s what you need to know about Canada’s first ‘presumptive’ coronavirus case
Public health officials say the risk of an outbreak remains low and that the health care system is working as planned. Continue reading
Demand for face masks on the rise amid coronavirus outbreak — but are they effective?
Officials in China urged the public to wear masks in a bid to prevent the virus — which has been detected in several countries including the U.S. — from spreading. Continue reading
Doctor treating Paris coronavirus patients says virus ‘less serious’ than SARS
The mortality rate for the coronavirus is currently thought to be less than 5 per cent, whereas it was double that for SARS. Continue reading
TD to start charging compound interest on all personal credit cards
TD says it will add unpaid interest charges to cardholders’ balances at the end of each statement period beginning in March. Continue reading
Winnipeggers join global protests against rollout of 5G wireless technology
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Similar events and rallies were planned in 200 cities around the world. Continue reading
Winnipeg fire crews quickly douse St. Vital high-rise blaze
Fire crews doused a blaze in a St. Vital high-rise Friday evening. Continue reading
Manitoba curlers named Canadian junior curling championship all-stars
Four Manitoba curlers cracked the all-star rosters at the Canadian junior curling championships in Langley, B.C. Continue reading
8-year-old Winnipeg actor puts a scare on in The Grudge
Eight-year-old Zoe Fish may not look scary, but the young Winnipeg actor may just have you peeking out between your fingers in her latest role on the big screen. Continue reading
Winnipeg mayor asks for more collaboration at annual State of the City address
Bowman reiterated a call for collaboration between levels of government on three key files — illicit drugs, homelessness and Lake Winnipeg’s environmental state. Continue reading
HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon exceeds fundraising goal for 2020
By Diana Foxall Reporter
The 2020 HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon presented by Maric Homes has raised $212,458.81. Continue reading
Former Riders GM Brendan Taman hired by Montreal Alouettes following CFL hiatus
The Montreal Alouettes have hired Brendan Taman, who’s been on hiatus from the CFL since he was fired from the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2015. Continue reading
Brandon, Winnipeg police seeing increase in phone scams: ‘It’s definitely concerning’
By Marney Blunt Reporter
The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre says if you believe you have been victimized by a scammer, report it to them and local police. Continue reading
Dauphin “devastated” over closure of jail
The Manitoba government is closing what it says is the oldest correctional centre in the province and the City of Dauphin calls it a devastating move. Continue reading
Flag football a rapidly growing choice for Winnipeg youth: Football Manitoba
Bill Johnson says Football Manitoba’s indoor flag football league playoffs are just wrapping up, with registration about to open for a spring league in partnership with the Blue Bombers. Continue reading
Ailing doctor may leave Niverville, Man. without its 2 main doctors: mayor
The town of Niverville south of Winnipeg will soon be without its two main doctors. Continue reading
Winnipeg man arrested after afternoon machete melee at West End bar
A Winnipeg man is facing charges after police say he swung a machete around a West End neighbourhood bar Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Indigenous-inspired Jets, Moose jerseys being auctioned off to support Winnipeg youth programming
The game-worn jerseys were designed by Red River College graphic design student Leticia Spence of Pimicikamak First Nation. Continue reading
City of Winnipeg plows through snow clearing, residential parking ban lifted
The city has lifted the residential parking ban put in place following last weekend’s snowstorm. Continue reading
Top 3 things to do around Winnipeg the weekend of Jan. 25
By Kahla Evans Weather Specialist / Reporter
With her weekly pick of fun things to do on the weekend, here is the rundown from ‘Global News Morning’s Kahla Evans. Continue reading
Winnipeg couple’s eco-friendly products heading to Super Bowl
A local business that has developed an eco-friendly form of luxury reusable cutlery is about to find itself on one of the world’s biggest stages. Continue reading
Neil Young granted U.S. citizenship 54 years after moving there
“I’m happy to report I’m in,” wrote the now-Canadian-American rock legend on Wednesday. Continue reading
HSC Hope to Life Radiothon sharing stories of healing: Nick Prychitko
By Diana Foxall Reporter
The Health Sciences Centre Foundation is sharing inspirational stories from HSC during its Hope to Life Radiothon Friday, Jan. 24. Continue reading
Winnipeg man frustrated after snow clearing crews destroy tree in his yard
By Marney Blunt Reporter
“I’m standing in my driveway and then he drops the blade in front of me and takes off and took the tree with him.” Continue reading
2019 death of Brandon man now being investigated as homicide: police
Eugene Kakewash, 49, died March 1 from what investigators initially believed to be a heart attack. Foul play is now suspected. Continue reading
Manitoba offering disaster aid to those affected by severe October snowstorm
The Manitoba government is offering disaster assistance to municipalities, homeowners, farms and small businesses pummelled by a vicious snowstorm in October. Continue reading
Winnipeg students, originally from 53 different countries, pay tribute to Canadian troops for Valentine’s Day
Elementary students at a Winnipeg school are showing their appreciation for Canadian soldiers and peacekeepers by sending Valentine’s Day cards to troops who are deployed away from their families. Continue reading
Manitoba government expands access to kidney dialysis in northern communities
The Manitoba government is providing $300,000 a year to expand access to kidney dialysis in northern Manitoba. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers sign Charles Nelson, trade Jordan Robinson
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced they’ve signed receiver and kick returner Charles Nelson, while trading running back Jordan Robinson to the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Indigenous-led approach key to fixing ‘Indigenization’ of prison system: SCO grand chief
The grand chief of Manitoba’s Southern Chiefs’ Organization says Indigenous people need to be at the forefront of reform efforts if any meaningful change is going to happen. Continue reading