Foot Patrol to hit the ground in Osborne Village in May
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
Osborne Village will soon have some additional foot traffic in the form of safety ambassadors. Continue reading
‘Serious ATV collision’ now fatal: St. Pierre RCMP
RCMP from St. Pierre-Jolys said Wednesday a woman injured in an ATV collision just east of Kleefeld Saturday afternoon had succumbed to her injuries. Continue reading
How toxic coral in your aquarium could send you to hospital
Some species of coral used in saltwater aquariums can release a toxin when stressed, experts say. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets ready for second round series; Laine misses practice
Patrik Laine missed practice Wednesday as the Winnipeg Jets prepared for their second round playoff series with Nashville. Continue reading
‘Smash-talk’ — Nashville Predators taunt Winnipeg Jet fans on Twitter
With any sport, there is going to be trash talk, and in hockey it’s almost a given. As the Stanley Cup playoffs continue so do the jabs, and this time it’s geared towards Jet fans. Wednesday the Nashville Predators tweeted out their latest ‘smash car’ candidate — presumably giving local fans a chance to take… Continue reading
Toronto officer praised for arrest of van attack suspect doesn’t want to be called a hero: deputy chief
Deputy Chief Peter Yuen, who described Const. Ken Lam as a friend that he knows through an internal east Asian officer network, said he first got to know Lam because of his charity work. Continue reading
Winnipeg police offering free online child abuse awareness training
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
In less than two hours, program users will learn about child sexual abuse, the grooming process, professional boundaries, child disclosure and reporting. Continue reading
Tourism Winnipeg takes over Saint Paul Twitter account after playoff bet
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Tourism Winnipeg won an online bet against St. Paul to take over the city’s twitter account. Continue reading
Here’s why experts say causing terror isn’t enough to call something ‘terrorism’
While terror is often a byproduct of such violence, actually making the decision to call something terrorism comes down to a much broader set of factors that must be considered. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets to face off against Predators in Nashville Friday night
The Winnipeg Jets will be in Nashville on Friday to face off against the Predators. Continue reading
RCMP in Selkirk ask for help in locating missing teen
said Sherrie Silken Garson, 17, left her home at around 2:30 p.m. Saturday to walk the dog and did not return. Continue reading
Sunwing investigated for delays, cancellations that left passengers stranded for hours
The Canadian Transportation Agency is looking into Sunwing Vacation’s flights, which have been subject to delays, cancellations, and lost or damaged baggage. Continue reading
Smart policing initiatives lead to three arrests in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Police credit smart policing initiatives for three arrests related to weapon and drug offences. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ players, fans optimistic as spring mini camp begins
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers opened their three day mini camp at Investors Group Field Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Global News wins 11 regional Edward R. Murrow Awards
Global News has won 11 regional Edward R. Murrow awards in Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan for outstanding achievement in electronic journalism, the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) announced on Wednesday. Continue reading
‘Proud’ father praises police officer son who arrested Toronto van attack suspect
When asked about how many are praising Const. Ken Lam as a hero, David Lam praised the training his son received “so he can handle any problem.” Continue reading
Small plane carrying 6 people makes emergency landing on Calgary road; cause under investigation
None of the four passengers and two crew members were hurt. Continue reading
Single mother Renuka Amarasingha killed in Toronto van attack
Renuka Amarasingha was an employee of the Toronto District School Board. Continue reading
These are the victims of the Toronto van attack
Ten people were killed in Toronto Monday afternoon after a driver plowed into pedestrians. Continue reading
What is incel? Examining the ‘rebellion’ praised by Toronto van attack suspect
A look at the dark subculture that is the incel movement. Continue reading
Foot Patrol to hit the ground in Osborne Village in May
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
Osborne Village will soon have some additional foot traffic in the form of safety ambassadors. Continue reading
‘Serious ATV collision’ now fatal: St. Pierre RCMP
RCMP from St. Pierre-Jolys said Wednesday a woman injured in an ATV collision just east of Kleefeld Saturday afternoon had succumbed to her injuries. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets ready for second round series; Laine misses practice
Patrik Laine missed practice Wednesday as the Winnipeg Jets prepared for their second round playoff series with Nashville. Continue reading
‘Smash-talk’ — Nashville Predators taunt Winnipeg Jet fans on Twitter
With any sport, there is going to be trash talk, and in hockey it’s almost a given. As the Stanley Cup playoffs continue so do the jabs, and this time it’s geared towards Jet fans. Wednesday the Nashville Predators tweeted out their latest ‘smash car’ candidate — presumably giving local fans a chance to take… Continue reading
Jets hosting viewing party at Bell MTS Place for 2nd round road games
By Christian Aumell Reporter
Instead of watching Game 1 at home, you can pay $10 to watch it on the big screen above the ice at Bell MTS Place. Continue reading
Manitoba NDP pushing for non-binary identification
By Diana Foxall Reporter
The Manitoba New Democratic Party introduced a private member’s bill Wednesday that would allow people to put a ‘X’ on their provincially-issued government ID. Continue reading
Winnipeg police offering free online child abuse awareness training
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
In less than two hours, program users will learn about child sexual abuse, the grooming process, professional boundaries, child disclosure and reporting. Continue reading
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
Tourism Winnipeg takes over Saint Paul Twitter account after playoff bet
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Tourism Winnipeg won an online bet against St. Paul to take over the city’s twitter account. Continue reading
The challenges of adding more direct, non-stop flights out of Winnipeg
By Christian Aumell Reporter
At the moment, there are nearly 60 destinations served by non-stop flights out of Winnipeg. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets to face off against Predators in Nashville Friday night
The Winnipeg Jets will be in Nashville on Friday to face off against the Predators. Continue reading
RCMP in Selkirk ask for help in locating missing teen
said Sherrie Silken Garson, 17, left her home at around 2:30 p.m. Saturday to walk the dog and did not return. Continue reading
Smart policing initiatives lead to three arrests in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Police credit smart policing initiatives for three arrests related to weapon and drug offences. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ players, fans optimistic as spring mini camp begins
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers opened their three day mini camp at Investors Group Field Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Here’s how to prevent your bike from being stolen: Winnipeg bike shop owner
By Diana Foxall Reporter
You do get what you pay for when it comes to bike locks — the higher the cost, likely the better the lock. Continue reading
Salisbury House ditching plastic straws
By Christian Aumell Reporter
Starting June 1, the Winnipeg staple will turn to a bio-degradable alternative. Continue reading
Winnipeg police confident in Whiteout Street Party security in light of Toronto attack
By Christian Aumell Reporter
Police have arranged to have dump trucks parked at street access points to prevent anyone in a car from getting through. 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
IIU investigating Winnipeg police cruiser crash that injured 73-year-old
The Independent Investigation Unit is examining a crash that caused a police cruiser to slam into a convenience store April 21. Continue reading
Woman suffers life threatening injuries after ATV crash
A 21-year-old woman is in critical condition after crashing her ATV on Saturday. Continue reading
Police shooting in 2010 justified, inquest report concludes
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Almost eight years after a man was shot and killed by a Winnipeg police officer, an inquest has found police were justified in using deadly force. Continue reading
City of Winnipeg golf courses set to open
The City of Winnipeg golf courses will open this weekend for the 2018 season. Continue reading
Zebra mussels invasion of Victoria Beach ‘normal’: specialist
By Joe Scarpelli Video Journalist
“Seven years ago I could swim at any beach and be pretty comfortable with it,” resident Amos Bridgman said. Continue reading
Winnipeg cyclists able to register bikes online and view city routes
Anyone who has ever had a bike stolen knows only a fraction of them are returned. The City’s new online registry aims to change that. Continue reading
Laws could reduce stray dog problems on First Nations: conference
An Alberta First Nation that brought in laws to deal with packs of feral dogs says the strategy could be used on other reserves across the country. Continue reading
