‘A lot of work left to do’: Blue Bombers one win away from ending 28-year Grey Cup drought
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will fly to Calgary on Tuesday for the start of Grey Cup week in leading up to Sunday’s big game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Continue reading
Manitoba Moose goalie earns AHL honours with stellar week
Manitoba Moose goalie Mikhail Berdin is riding high on a winning streak that earned him the American Hockey League’s Player of the Week Honours. Continue reading
Côte Saint-Luc has some of the worst tap water in Quebec due to lead contamination
The news comes as a surprise to the city’s mayor and top officials. Continue reading
Mike’s Monday Outlook: The coldest days of November are behind us
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Life in 1990 – the last time the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the Grey Cup
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The last time the Winnipeg Blue Bombers held the Grey Cup in their hands was Nov. 25, 1990 when they beat the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
U.K. man buys new bedding, develops ‘feather duvet lung’
Symptoms are similar to other lung conditions, and can include coughing and breathlessness Continue reading
Adopt A Pal: Sweet shepherd looking for an Angel
All Shepherd Rescue joins Global News Morning for the latest edition of Adopt A Pal. Continue reading
Manitoba boosts youth mental health services funding as demand for services skyrockets
The Manitoba government on Monday announced an investment of over $4.2-million to improve mental health services for children and youth. Continue reading
Teacher union latest group to file lawsuit against Quebec’s religious neutrality law
A student studying to become a teacher and the English Montreal School Board are among those who have also filed lawsuits. Continue reading
Salvation Army Christmas kettles back in Liquor Marts, will have tap terminals for credit cards
The campaign, which aims to raise $385,000 locally, will also be back in Manitoba Liquor Marts after being eliminated from the stores last year. Continue reading
Government meets with CN Rail, union in effort to avert strike
Canada, one of the world’s biggest exporters of farm products, relies on its two main railways to move canola and wheat over the vast distances from western farms to ports. Continue reading
Windy, humid weather can make chronic pain feel worse, study finds
“Around three-quarters of people living with arthritis believe their pain is affected by the weather.” Continue reading
New pilot project partners City of Winnipeg, True North, Downtown BIZ to reduce crime
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The Downtown Safety Partnership includes the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ, True North Sports & Entertainment, City of Winnipeg and Winnipeg Police Service. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers earn Grey Cup berth with win over Roughriders
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are headed to Calgary for the Grey Cup after a 20-13 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the West Final on Sunday. Continue reading
U.S. officials were aware of Ukraine’s Trump anxiety: sources
The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because of the diplomatic and political sensitivity of the issue. Continue reading
Home in California football party shooting that killed 4 was targeted: police
Fresno is a city in California, located approximately 240 kilometres east of San Jose. Continue reading
‘An impossible situation’: Ron MacLean’s speech met with mixed reaction online
Some say MacLean didn’t go far enough in his condemnation of Cherry’s remarks, while others commended his integrity. Continue reading
32 arrested in India after allegedly posing as Canadian officials in call centre fraud
Police in Delhi alleged the scheme had been targeting Canadians by claiming their SINs were compromised. Continue reading
Strange howl heard in Ontario forest, recorded in viral videos stumps experts, hunters
A 39-year-old man who lives in Sioux Lookout was out hunting grouse with his wife and grandson on Oct. 3 when they heard the sound and captured it on video. Continue reading
Parent says buying baby cam ‘was a mistake’ after seeing child on monitor
“Congratulations on your bundle of demonic energy,” one Twitter user wrote in response to the viral post. Continue reading
‘A lot of work left to do’: Blue Bombers one win away from ending 28-year Grey Cup drought
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will fly to Calgary on Tuesday for the start of Grey Cup week in leading up to Sunday’s big game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Continue reading
Two arrested in Pritchard Avenue killing of 19-year-old Winnipeg man
Two Winnipeg men have been arrested and charged in connection with an Oct. 7 homicide, police said. Continue reading
Fisher Branch man busted for online threats against Manitoba RCMP
RCMP said they discovered serious threats directed at police on a public social media account. Continue reading
Winnipeg co-workers share lotto prize: ‘Holy smokes, $1 million?’
A trio of Winnipeggers are $1 million richer after hitting it big with a Lotto 6/49 prize. Continue reading
Manitoba Moose goalie earns AHL honours with stellar week
Manitoba Moose goalie Mikhail Berdin is riding high on a winning streak that earned him the American Hockey League’s Player of the Week Honours. Continue reading
Mike’s Monday Outlook: The coldest days of November are behind us
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week’s weather forecast. Continue reading
15 things to do at the 2019 Grey Cup Festival in Calgary
The 2019 Grey Cup Festival runs from Nov. 20 to 23, beginning with a free kickoff party at Stampede Park on Wednesday evening. Continue reading
Life in 1990 – the last time the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the Grey Cup
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The last time the Winnipeg Blue Bombers held the Grey Cup in their hands was Nov. 25, 1990 when they beat the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading
Adopt A Pal: Sweet shepherd looking for an Angel
All Shepherd Rescue joins Global News Morning for the latest edition of Adopt A Pal. Continue reading
Manitoba boosts youth mental health services funding as demand for services skyrockets
The Manitoba government on Monday announced an investment of over $4.2-million to improve mental health services for children and youth. Continue reading
Salvation Army Christmas kettles back in Liquor Marts, will have tap terminals for credit cards
The campaign, which aims to raise $385,000 locally, will also be back in Manitoba Liquor Marts after being eliminated from the stores last year. Continue reading
Government meets with CN Rail, union in effort to avert strike
Canada, one of the world’s biggest exporters of farm products, relies on its two main railways to move canola and wheat over the vast distances from western farms to ports. Continue reading
New pilot project partners City of Winnipeg, True North, Downtown BIZ to reduce crime
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The Downtown Safety Partnership includes the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ, True North Sports & Entertainment, City of Winnipeg and Winnipeg Police Service. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers earn Grey Cup berth with win over Roughriders
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are headed to Calgary for the Grey Cup after a 20-13 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the West Final on Sunday. Continue reading
Tiger-Cats win blowout, Bombers win nail-biter to head to Grey Cup
The Bombers meet the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in next Sunday’s championship game in Calgary. Continue reading
St. Paul’s Crusaders blank Vincent Massey Trojans in ANAVETS Bowl
The St. Paul’s Crusaders put up a dominant performance to lock down a 22-0 win over the defending champion Vincent Massey Trojans and win the ANAVETS Bowl 2019 Saturday evening. Continue reading
Winnipeg man arrested after door-to-door salesperson threatened with gun: police
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
A Winnipeg man is facing a number of firearm-related charges after a salesperson was threatened with a gun. Continue reading
Sky Zone Winnipeg closing its doors
Sky Zone Winnipeg announced on their Facebook page Sunday morning that is “closing its doors forever,” on Dec. 1. Continue reading
1 person found dead after hotel fire in Winnipeg
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
One person was found dead inside a Winnipeg motel after a fire Sunday morning. Continue reading
Winnipeg woman who encouraged Canadians to vote after cancer diagnosis dies
A young Winnipeg woman who went viral in October urging Canadians to get out and vote after she received a terminal diagnosis has died. Continue reading
Hellebuyck lifts Jets over TB; Stamkos gets 400th goal
TAMPA, Fla. – Connor Hellebuyck made 31 saves and the Winnipeg Jets overcame Steven Stamkos’ 400th goal to beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 4-3 Friday night. Continue reading
No one injured in Saturday North River Heights garage fire
A fire in a garage attached to a Cambridge Street home had firefighters busy Saturday morning as crews doused the blaze. Continue reading
City of Winnipeg departments propose closing fire hall, libraries and pools amid budget caps
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
City departments are again proposing significant cuts, including closing a fire hall, cutting firefighter positions and shutting down libraries and pools. Continue reading
Missing Winnipeg man believed to be in Calgary: Alberta RCMP
RCMP in Alberta are on the lookout for a missing Winnipegger believed to be in Calgary. Michael Elendu, 18, was reported missing on Thursday. Continue reading
Man shot dead in Dufferin Avenue home in Winnipeg’s record-tying 41st homicide
Winnipeg police are looking for answers after a shooting in a Dufferin Avenue home left a man dead in the city’s latest slaying. Continue reading