Winnipeg’s Stoughton named Canada men’s curling coach for 2022 Olympics
Legendary Winnipeg curler Jeff Stoughton has been named coach of the 2022 Canada Olympic men’s curling team. Continue reading
Manitoba Liberal leader Dougald Lamont wins St.Boniface byelection
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Liberal Party leader Dougald Lamont is the newest MLA after winning the St. Boniface byelection. Continue reading
3 major Indigenous groups decline meeting with Canada’s premiers in N.B.
The half-day meeting at Pays de la Sagouine in Bouctouche is to focus on economic partnerships and Indigenous children in care, said New Brunswick Premier Brian Gallant. Continue reading
Plastic ban could have negative impact on Winnipeggers living with disabilities
By Timm Bruch Reporter
While restaurants across Winnipeg make a environmentally-charged decision to ban plastic, many people living with disabilities who rely on straws to drink are calling for new options. Continue reading
RCAF troops return to Winnipeg after performing public duties in UK
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Members of the Royal Canadian Air Force from across Canada returned to Winnipeg Tuesday afternoon, after performing public duties in the United Kingdom. Continue reading
Thai boys released from hospital, set to make 1st public appearance since cave rescue
The 12 Thai boys and the soccer coach who were trapped for weeks in a dark, damp cave are getting ready to leave the hospital. Continue reading
Manitoba Habitat for Humanity fundraiser rides into 25 years
Habitat for Humanity’s Cycle of Hope celebrates its 25th year. The 2018 ride, which arrived in Winnipeg July 14, raised over $160,000. Continue reading
Vigor Awards in Winnipeg to recognize people making a difference
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
For the first time, The Vigor Awards are coming to Manitoba because of the large number of volunteers in the province. Continue reading
Ontario’s much-criticized pot store logo pitched as ‘inviting, not youthful’ and ‘contemporary, not trendy’
The designers Ontario hired to create the province’s marijuana store logo thought it should be green, but the government opted for sober black and white. Continue reading
World class magician to astound hometown crowd at Winnipeg Fringe Fest
By Adriana Zhang Weather Specialist
Originally from Winnipeg, Chris Funk the Wonderist has returned to his home town to wonder and amaze – one of many shows included in Fringe Festival 2018. Continue reading
RCMP looking for pair charged with fraud in connection with mail thefts
Police are looking for a pair of suspected mail thieves. Brady Laverdure and Ryan Fortescue were arrested June 29 but failed to show up in court. Continue reading
State of the Union: How alternative relationships are reshaping love in Canada
State of the Union is a new Global News series that will examine alternative relationships in Canada and show that no matter what, love is love. Continue reading
Pig guts dumped on Perimeter Highway
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Drivers on the south Perimeter Highway had to manoeuvre around spilled pig guts Tuesday morning after a truck lost part of its load near Brady Road. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos player Matthieu Gomercic signs with Ontario university hockey team
Matthieu Gomercic, who was injured in the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash, has signed with an Ontario university hockey team. Continue reading
Elon Musk apologizes to cave rescue diver he called a ‘pedo guy’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“…his actions against me do not justify my actions against him, and for that I apologize to Mr. Unsworth,” Musk said. Continue reading
Elon Musk apologizes to cave rescue diver he called a ‘pedo guy’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“…his actions against me do not justify my actions against him, and for that I apologize to Mr. Unsworth,” Musk said. Continue reading
Vladimir Putin interviewed by Fox News, grilled on why his critics ‘end up dead’
Fox News anchor, Chris Wallace asked Putin why many of his political opponents ‘end up dead,’ such as former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and journalist Anna Politkovskaya. Continue reading
‘There was no collusion,’ Trump reminds himself in a handwritten note
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
The remark was written into Trump’s script, just after he was to say, “I accept our intelligence community’s conclusion that Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election took place.” Continue reading
9 in 10 seniors plan to stay in their homes while retired — that’s a problem for new homebuyers
With detached family homes few and far between in Canada’s major housing markets, these trends may leave new homebuyers in a lurch. Continue reading
Vote Democrat, says James Comey, ex-FBI head blamed for costing Hillary Clinton the election
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
“All who believe in this country’s values must vote for Democrats this fall.” Continue reading
Winnipeg’s Stoughton named Canada men’s curling coach for 2022 Olympics
Legendary Winnipeg curler Jeff Stoughton has been named coach of the 2022 Canada Olympic men’s curling team. Continue reading
Manitoba Liberal leader Dougald Lamont wins St.Boniface byelection
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Liberal Party leader Dougald Lamont is the newest MLA after winning the St. Boniface byelection. Continue reading
Plastic ban could have negative impact on Winnipeggers living with disabilities
By Timm Bruch Reporter
While restaurants across Winnipeg make a environmentally-charged decision to ban plastic, many people living with disabilities who rely on straws to drink are calling for new options. Continue reading
RCAF troops return to Winnipeg after performing public duties in UK
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Members of the Royal Canadian Air Force from across Canada returned to Winnipeg Tuesday afternoon, after performing public duties in the United Kingdom. Continue reading
‘It saves lives’: Motorcyclists defend loud pipes despite threat of fines
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Some Winnipeg bikers argue their volume is a safety matter. Police warn tickets may be issued to drivers of motorcycles and vehicles for ‘excessive noise’. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s newest millionaire waited weeks before claiming prize
Winnipeg’s newest millionaire waited several weeks before claiming his money. Larry Leadbeater won $1 million on June 8 but only came forward this week. Continue reading
Winnipeg eatery taking cash off the menu, patrons to pay with plastic
Boon Burger Cafe is now not only meatless, its cashless. The Winnipeg vegan eatery said Tuesday it will no longer accept cash payments, preferring plastic instead. Continue reading
Brandon woman smacks boyfriend with frying pan, say police
A Brandon woman is in jail after she hit her boyfriend with a frying pan. Continue reading
Manitoba Habitat for Humanity fundraiser rides into 25 years
Habitat for Humanity’s Cycle of Hope celebrates its 25th year. The 2018 ride, which arrived in Winnipeg July 14, raised over $160,000. Continue reading
Vigor Awards in Winnipeg to recognize people making a difference
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
For the first time, The Vigor Awards are coming to Manitoba because of the large number of volunteers in the province. Continue reading
World class magician to astound hometown crowd at Winnipeg Fringe Fest
By Adriana Zhang Weather Specialist
Originally from Winnipeg, Chris Funk the Wonderist has returned to his home town to wonder and amaze – one of many shows included in Fringe Festival 2018. Continue reading
RCMP looking for pair charged with fraud in connection with mail thefts
Police are looking for a pair of suspected mail thieves. Brady Laverdure and Ryan Fortescue were arrested June 29 but failed to show up in court. Continue reading
Pig guts dumped on Perimeter Highway
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Drivers on the south Perimeter Highway had to manoeuvre around spilled pig guts Tuesday morning after a truck lost part of its load near Brady Road. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos player Matthieu Gomercic signs with Ontario university hockey team
Matthieu Gomercic, who was injured in the deadly Humboldt Broncos bus crash, has signed with an Ontario university hockey team. Continue reading
Lifesaving Society teaches drowning prevention in northern Manitoba communities
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The Lifesaving Society visits remote Manitoba communities to prevent drownings. The Northern Water Smart program gives kids skills to be safe in familiar waters. Continue reading
Trudeau asks transport minister to tackle Greyhound’s western pullout
Trudeau calls Greyhound’s move “difficult” for people who live on the Prairies and for those who are already struggling economically. Continue reading
Arrest for stolen car leads to drug bust in Winnipeg’s North End
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg police arrested two people after finding a stolen car and a cache of drugs in the city’s North End. Continue reading
Capitals defenceman bringing Stanley Cup to Winnipeg
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Washington Capitals defenceman and Winnipegger Madison Bowey will be bringing the Stanley Cup to the Varsity View Sportsplex on July 28. Continue reading
RCMP seek vehicle of interest with Manitoba plates as they investigate sex assault in Lloydminster
The RCMP is asking the public for help as they try to find a car they describe as a “vehicle of interest” as they investigate a sexual assault that took place on a street in the Alberta-Saskatchewan border city of Lloydminster. Continue reading
If you had a bad sales experience with Canada’s telecoms, the CRTC wants to know
Canadian consumers are being invited to tell a federal regulator about their personal experience with misleading or abusive sales practices at the country’s telecommunications companies. Continue reading
Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Fest cancels 2018 festival
The Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival has cancelled their 2018 event. Continue reading
Rural Manitoba community continues to get hit with mailbox thefts
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Residents of the RM of Springfield are voicing concerns after repeated break-ins at their rural mailboxes. Canada Post and police are aware of the problem. Continue reading
RCMP find missing rural Manitoba man’s burned truck
Vernon Karl Otto, 66, was last seen working in his field on May 29 on his property near Stead, Man.; his burned truck was found a day later. Police put out an appeal for new information Monday. Continue reading
New MLA for St. Boniface electoral riding to be determined Tuesday
Voters go to the polls in St. Boniface Tuesday. A provincial byelection was called after Greg Selinger stepped down in March. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Continue reading
Iconic story of filmmaker’s rise and fall hits Winnipeg centre stage
By Adriana Zhang Weather Specialist
Canadian director Joel Pettigrew’s latest drama-comedy hits the Winnipeg Fringe Festival July 20. It stars Toronto’s Rod McTaggart as Orson Welles. Continue reading
