Food tour showcases local chefs, serves up support for Winnipeg charities
A dinner series is touring the Prairie provinces in the coming weeks to highlight local food and artisans. Prairie Grid Dinner Series is also raising funds for charity. Continue reading
Animal adoption expo a chance for Winnipeggers to find new best friend
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
There will be more than 20 rescues on site for the second annual event with adoptable dogs to answer questions and let Manitobans know about their fostering programs. Continue reading
Thousands without power, several injured after tornado rips through Ottawa-Gatineau region
The twister left several people injured, including a handful in critical condition. Many others have been left without homes. Continue reading
On board with 17 Wing Search and Rescue team over Manitoba
The Transport and Rescue Squadron based at 17 Wing in Winnipeg has had a busy year. On Thursday 680 CJOB and Global News were invited along on a training session. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers end slump with win over Montreal Alouettes
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers halted a four-game losing streak with a 31-14 victory over the Montreal Alouettes on Friday at Investors Group Field. Continue reading
Legalization countdown: The week in cannabis
With marijuana legalization less than a month away, here’s what we learned this week. Continue reading
Missing 29-year-old man last seen in RM of Stuartburn
William Pachniowski, 29, was last seen at his father’s residence in the RM of Stuartburn on Sept. 29. He’s described as 5’9″, 175 lbs, with hazel eyes and brown hair. Continue reading
School trustee candidate apologizes for comments about Indigenous people
By Nikki Jhutti Reporter
School trustee candidate Jay Myshkowsky in the upcoming election is apologize for online comments he made about Indigenous people eight years ago. Continue reading
Why some people forgive cheaters: ‘I was tired of festering in misery’
“This can often be a long and complex process, so the first step is to acknowledge that fact.” Continue reading
Truck convoy Saturday may delay traffic on Perimeter Highway
A truck convoy raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics Manitoba takes place Saturday morning, and may cause traffic delays along its route. Continue reading
Top three things to do the weekend of September 22
By Kahla Shea Global News Morning Reporter
With her weekly pick of fun things to do on the weekend, here is the rundown from Global News Morning’s Kahla Shea. Continue reading
Robo recruiters: Algorithms are trying to tell if you’re right for the job
A growing number of employers are turning to artificial intelligence to help screen job candidates. Continue reading
Local coach, player on Canadian Sports Awards’ Summer Team of the Year
Manitoba Bisons basketball coach Kirby Schepp was honoured Thursday for his role with Canada’s silver medal-winning Commonwealth Games team. Continue reading
Changing season takes Winnipeg from record summer heat to frosty morning
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
With potential frost on the way with the beginning of fall, we look back at the hot, dry summer. Continue reading
Fall weather forecast: What Canadians can expect from coast to coast
By Anthony Farnell Chief Meteorologist
Warm and sunny or wet and chilly? Here’s what weather Canadians can expect fall to bring. Continue reading
From the inside of a tornado, a Gatineau man shot video on the third floor of his building
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
He described the damage in his area like something out of the 1996 movie “Twister.” Continue reading
Tornado touches down near Ottawa; about 272,000 without power in Ontario and Quebec
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Ottawa paramedics said they were responding to 16 tornado-related calls in the Dunrobin area. Continue reading
How did Trudeau’s taxes and benefits affect you? Find out with our calculator
A lot has happened since Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took office in 2015. Here’s how his government’s tax and benefits changes add up. Continue reading
North Battleford man facing charges after Amber Alert issued for 6-year-old girl
Saskatchewan RCMP say they have made an arrest in relation to an Amber Alert that ended earlier this week. Continue reading
Man arrested after video shows several emu run over with car
Police in Australia said Friday that the 20-year-old man faces several charges of animal cruelty, destruction of protected wildlife and traffic violations. Continue reading
Food tour showcases local chefs, serves up support for Winnipeg charities
A dinner series is touring the Prairie provinces in the coming weeks to highlight local food and artisans. Prairie Grid Dinner Series is also raising funds for charity. Continue reading
Animal adoption expo a chance for Winnipeggers to find new best friend
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
There will be more than 20 rescues on site for the second annual event with adoptable dogs to answer questions and let Manitobans know about their fostering programs. Continue reading
On board with 17 Wing Search and Rescue team over Manitoba
The Transport and Rescue Squadron based at 17 Wing in Winnipeg has had a busy year. On Thursday 680 CJOB and Global News were invited along on a training session. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers end slump with win over Montreal Alouettes
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers halted a four-game losing streak with a 31-14 victory over the Montreal Alouettes on Friday at Investors Group Field. Continue reading
Missing 29-year-old man last seen in RM of Stuartburn
William Pachniowski, 29, was last seen at his father’s residence in the RM of Stuartburn on Sept. 29. He’s described as 5’9″, 175 lbs, with hazel eyes and brown hair. Continue reading
School trustee candidate apologizes for comments about Indigenous people
By Nikki Jhutti Reporter
School trustee candidate Jay Myshkowsky in the upcoming election is apologize for online comments he made about Indigenous people eight years ago. Continue reading
Truck convoy Saturday may delay traffic on Perimeter Highway
A truck convoy raising funds and awareness for Special Olympics Manitoba takes place Saturday morning, and may cause traffic delays along its route. Continue reading
True North Square Plaza opens to public Sept. 27
True North Square Plaza has an official opening date. The opening of the project’s tower at 242 Hargrave St. will be celebrated on Sept. 27, when public access will be allowed for the first time since construction began. Continue reading
Top three things to do the weekend of September 22
By Kahla Shea Global News Morning Reporter
With her weekly pick of fun things to do on the weekend, here is the rundown from Global News Morning’s Kahla Shea. Continue reading
Local coach, player on Canadian Sports Awards’ Summer Team of the Year
Manitoba Bisons basketball coach Kirby Schepp was honoured Thursday for his role with Canada’s silver medal-winning Commonwealth Games team. Continue reading
Woman hides in hollowed-out loveseat during raid; pair accused of mailbox thefts caught
But then they found a woman hiding from them — inside the hollowed-out back of a loveseat. They later found a male, said police, who was taken into custody. Continue reading
Changing season takes Winnipeg from record summer heat to frosty morning
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
With potential frost on the way with the beginning of fall, we look back at the hot, dry summer. Continue reading
Take a walk on the wildlife side as centre hopes to fund further animal care
By Kahla Shea Global News Morning Reporter
The Prairie Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre is gearing up for it’s 6th Annual Walk for Wildlife, taking place Sept. 22 at St. Vital Park. Continue reading
The reason behind the smile cookie
How the Tim Horton’s smile cookie plays a part in a Winnipeg foundation. Continue reading
Lighthouse event aims to improve health outcomes for inner city poor
Members of Winnipeg’s neediest community will have easy one-on-one access to medical professionals at an inner-city health event on Saturday. Lighthouse Mission and the Exchange District Pharmacy are joining forces to present the first-ever In the Know Inner City Health Fair and BBQ. Continue reading
Jennifer Jones curling team accept Canadian Sport Award
The gold-medal Jennifer Jones curling team was presented the “Winter Team of the Year” award at an award show Thursday. Continue reading
Habitat for Humanity struggling with constant stream of construction material theft
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
A Winnipeg charity is asking the public to keep their eyes peeled after nearly two dozen thefts from their construction sites. Continue reading
Salisbury House to come home to Exchange District
Salisbury House is opening a new location in the historic East Exchange district this November. The first-ever Sals restaurant opened in 1931 near Portage and Main, and the chain’s owners are looking forward to returning to the heart of the city. Continue reading
‘Not one you want to bring your kids to’, says Winnipeg Puppet Slam performer
By Adriana Zhang Weather Anchor/Reporter
Puppeteers are coming together to perform Sept. 22 at the 2018 Winnipeg Puppet Slam!, an annual showcase of local and international artists, for an adult audience. Continue reading
A man was ignored to death in an ER 10 years ago. It could happen again.
‘Brian Sinclair died because he was Indigenous,’ Dr. Barry Lavallee says. ‘Full stop.’ Continue reading
Tractor fire extinguished after sparking on Highway 12 near Ste-Anne
No injuries reported in a tractor fire which was quickly extinguished on Highway 12, south of Ste-Anne. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers look to snap out of their funk against Montreal Alouettes
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Sitting in dead last in the West Division, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers certainly can’t afford to lose a fifth straight game for the first time since 2014. Continue reading
Wyatt present at final Winnipeg council meeting, mayor ‘surprised’
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Winnipeg mayor Brian Bowman said he was surprised to see Transcona councillor Russ Wyatt, who is facing sexual assault charges, at Thursday’s final city council meeting. Continue reading
U of M staff and students use artwork to prevent fatal bird collisions
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
A group of bird researchers and artists at the University of Manitoba are painting over panes of glass in the hope of saving birds otherwise killed by colliding with campus windows. Continue reading
Selkirk RCMP seek missing woman
Selkirk RCMP are looking the public’s help in finding 47-year-old Marylee Watt. She was last seen in Selkirk on Sept. 8, but was believed to be in the Winnipeg area when she last spoke to someone on Sept. 11. Continue reading
