Receding lake levels reveal zebra mussels near Gimili
Zebra mussels cover much of the sand just north of Gimli. The invasive species are a concern area residents, for their negative affect on native fish species as well as people who use the beaches. Continue reading
Cheap beer, discounts, prizes as Bombers hope to clinch playoffs
To celebrate the last home game of the season – and, hopefully, a playoff-clinching win – the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are offering their fans prizes, discounts, and cheap beer. Continue reading
Bible Museum says 5 of its Dead Sea Scrolls are fake
The Museum of the Bible says several of its Dead Sea Scroll fragments appear to be forgeries designed to target American evangelical Christians. Continue reading
Mike’s Monday Outlook: generally sunny, temperatures stay close to normal
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Eastman region tops Manitoba for vehicle-deer collisions
The Eastman area of the province is still Manitoba’s leader when it comes to vehicle-deer accidents, according to new numbers from Manitoba Public Insurance. Continue reading
Fire collapses New Jersey buildings, leaves more than 100 homeless
A fast-moving fire fuelled by natural gas destroyed several businesses and brought down two buildings in Dover, N.J., leaving more than 100 people homeless. Continue reading
Two measles cases confirmed in Manitoba, including baby
The province confirmed Monday that two cases of measles have been reported in Manitoba. Continue reading
Postal strike could potentially come to Winnipeg, says union
Ongoing postal strikes haven’t hit Manitoba yet, but the president of the local postal union told 680 CJOB there’s no guarantee Winnipeg isn’t next on the list. Continue reading
Migrant caravan grows to 7K, pushes on north to U.S. despite Trump’s warning
Thousands of Central American migrants resumed an arduous trek toward the U.S. border Monday, with many bristling at suggestions there could be terrorists among them and saying the caravan is being used for political ends by U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading
Walleye, sauger in danger of disappearing from Lake Winnipeg, says Manitoba Wildlife Federation
Several provincial fishing groups say Lake Winnipeg is in danger of losing several of its key fish species if drastic action isn’t taken. Continue reading
Cucumbers may be the reason for this salmonella outbreak, according to officials
An investigation is underway into an outbreak of salmonella infections involving five provinces, mostly in the west. Continue reading
‘Where is the body?’ Turkish president say Saudis plotted Khashoggi’s killing for days
Saudi officials murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi in their Istanbul consulate after plotting his death for days, Turkey’s president said. Continue reading
Good Samaritan rewarded for breaking up assault in Winnipeg
Doug Thomas has been awarded John Mellencamp tickets by Pay it Forward Winnipeg for his act of kindness. Continue reading
Métis ‘60s Scoop survivors work toward reconciliation with government at Winnipeg symposium
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The two-day event brought Métis leaders together with ’60s Scoop survivors to collect their input on reconciliation efforts with the federal government. Continue reading
Prince Harry, Meghan Markle arrive in Fiji for first royal visit since 2006 military coup
“Regardless of the drizzling rain, Fijians are out in numbers with their umbrellas to welcome their royal highnesses.” Continue reading
Canada Post strike extends to GTA on Tuesday
Canada Post workers will go on strike in the Greater Toronto Area and the 905 region beginning at midnight on Tuesday. Continue reading
3 earthquakes measuring between 6.5- and 6.8-magnitude hit off Vancouver Island
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The earthquake’s location was pegged at 208 kilometres west-southwest of Port Alice, and 478 kilometres west of Vancouver. Continue reading
Photographer captures monkey recreating iconic ‘Lion King’ scene with baby
It’s the circle of life. Continue reading
Canada Post’s rotating strikes: Everything you need to know about it
The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun a series of rotating strikes in four cities after negotiators failed to reach a last-minute deal Sunday evening. Continue reading
Donald Trump: ‘I’m a nationalist, OK? Nationalist. Use that word, use that word’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Trump’s remarks generated a flood of commentary on social media, with many apparently aghast — or even scared — that he declared himself a nationalist. Continue reading
Receding lake levels reveal zebra mussels near Gimili
Zebra mussels cover much of the sand just north of Gimli. The invasive species are a concern area residents, for their negative affect on native fish species as well as people who use the beaches. Continue reading
Mark Scheifele with 4 points as Winnipeg Jets beat Blues in overtime
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Mark Scheifele had four points and Jacob Trouba scored in overtime as the Winnipeg Jets won their third straight game 5-4 against the St. Louis Blues. Continue reading
Cheap beer, discounts, prizes as Bombers hope to clinch playoffs
To celebrate the last home game of the season – and, hopefully, a playoff-clinching win – the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are offering their fans prizes, discounts, and cheap beer. Continue reading
Emerson MLA removed from PC caucus over ‘inappropriate behaviour’
Cliff Graydon, who announced last week he was taking medical leave, was formally ousted by the PC caucus Monday following allegations of inappropriate conduct toward female staffers. Continue reading
Mike’s Monday Outlook: generally sunny, temperatures stay close to normal
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Eastman region tops Manitoba for vehicle-deer collisions
The Eastman area of the province is still Manitoba’s leader when it comes to vehicle-deer accidents, according to new numbers from Manitoba Public Insurance. Continue reading
Fire out at Transcona Asphalt plant near Winnipeg’s east Perimeter
Emergency crews attended to a fire Monday at Pounder Emulsions, a division of Husky in the RM of Springfield. There were a number of evacuations and the area was closed off for some time. Continue reading
Two measles cases confirmed in Manitoba, including baby
The province confirmed Monday that two cases of measles have been reported in Manitoba. Continue reading
Postal strike could potentially come to Winnipeg, says union
Ongoing postal strikes haven’t hit Manitoba yet, but the president of the local postal union told 680 CJOB there’s no guarantee Winnipeg isn’t next on the list. Continue reading
Walleye, sauger in danger of disappearing from Lake Winnipeg, says Manitoba Wildlife Federation
Several provincial fishing groups say Lake Winnipeg is in danger of losing several of its key fish species if drastic action isn’t taken. Continue reading
Cucumbers may be the reason for this salmonella outbreak, according to officials
An investigation is underway into an outbreak of salmonella infections involving five provinces, mostly in the west. Continue reading
Good Samaritan rewarded for breaking up assault in Winnipeg
Doug Thomas has been awarded John Mellencamp tickets by Pay it Forward Winnipeg for his act of kindness. Continue reading
Métis ‘60s Scoop survivors work toward reconciliation with government at Winnipeg symposium
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
The two-day event brought Métis leaders together with ’60s Scoop survivors to collect their input on reconciliation efforts with the federal government. Continue reading
Appleton scores hat trick to lift Manitoba Moose over San Antonio
Mason Appleton scored three goals and two assists Sunday to lift the Manitoba Moose over the San Antonio Rampage 6-3. Continue reading
Human remains found on Ebb and Flow First Nation: RCMP
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
RCMP have discovered human remains on the Ebb and Flow First Nation, but say they are historical and not related to the Dwayne Lavallee missing person case. Continue reading
Winnipeg man charged with impaired driving after crash at Pembina and Bishop Grandin
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Three people were taken to hospital after a two-vehicle crash on Pembina Highway at Bishop Grandin Boulevard. Continue reading
Berens River man faces manslaughter charge after assault victim dies
A man from Berens River is facing a manslaughter charge after a woman from the same northern Manitoba community was assaulted in June and died from her injuries last month. Continue reading
‘Giant xerox machine’ gives insight into health concerns
680 CJOB’s Christian Aumell tried out one of three tests available through Body Measure, aimed at identifying health risks. Continue reading
Manitoba burn survivors share struggles, hope at annual conference
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Around 100 Manitoba burn survivors gathered at the Mamingwey Burn Survivor Society’s annual conference to share their stories. Continue reading
Vote Open coalition hosts Open Fest at Portage and Main
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
On Wednesday, residents will be able to vote on whether to remove the barriers at Winnipeg’s Portage and Main. Continue reading
Brossoit makes 40 saves as Jets top Coyotes
Three Jets scored their first goals of the season and defenceman Jacob Trouba contributed a trio of assists as Winnipeg defeated the Arizona Coyotes 5-3 on Saturday. Continue reading
Bear Clan volunteers find nearly $600 worth of meth in Winnipeg neighborhood
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Winnipeg police are praising Bear Clan Manitoba volunteers for finding and turning over a ‘significant amount’ of meth on Friday. Continue reading
Jordin Tootoo, first Inuk NHLer, retires to spend time giving back to Indigenous communities
By Christian Aumell Sports Show Host
After 13 NHL seasons, Jordin Tootoo has decided to retire to devote more time to spreading awareness of suicide prevention. Continue reading
‘It doesn’t belong in our landfills’: What to do with your old electronics
Officials behind Waste Reduction Week hope more people will choose proper depots to get rid of old electronics, rather than letting them go to waste in landfills. Continue reading
‘Boost your immune system’: pharmacist tips for not getting sick this flu season
Washing hands, sleeping well and getting a shot are just some of the ways a pharmacist suggests how people can keep from getting sick during flu season. Continue reading
