Crews battle blaze on Selkirk Avenue
No injuries were reported after crews battled a Tuesday evening fire in the 700 block of Selkirk Avenue between Parr and McKenzie Street. Continue reading
Lack of rural donation sites questioned after urgent call for blood donors
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Rural Manitobans say they would love to answer Canadian Blood Services’ urgent call for blood donations, but the only place to give is located in Winnipeg. Continue reading
Omarosa says Donald Trump should be removed from office after ‘dog’ comments
“It makes me very concerned. And I think that all Americans should be very concerned,” Omarosa Manigault Newman told Reuters. Continue reading
Second suspect arrested in Bar Italia shooting death
Police have made a second arrest in a May shooting that left a Corydon-restaurant chef dead. Continue reading
Beers, birds and many, many food trucks in store for ManyFest
ManyFest-goers this year will be able to grab a craft beer and wander through a carefully curated artisan market before trying to decide what to eat from more than 40 food trucks. Continue reading
Fight in Pennsylvania Walmart checkout line ends with gunfire, SWAT team deployed
A man pulled a gun during a dispute with another customer in Walmart checkout lines near Philadelphia and opened fire, wounding several people before fleeing but was later arrested after crashing into a police vehicle, police said Tuesday night. Continue reading
Winnipeg police arrest two following suspected carjacking attempts on Sunday
Winnipeg police dealt with two attempted carjackings on Sunday and say they have arrested two men. Continue reading
West Winnipeg homicide was a murder-suicide, say police
A homicide earlier this month in west Winnipeg was a murder-suicide, police said Tuesday. Continue reading
Liberals need to make housing a human right in Canadian law, advocates say
“The federal government has committed to the right to housing, but to make this commitment meaningful, it must be recognized in law,” Continue reading
Calgary driver involved in hit-and-run that killed Selkirk teen in court Tuesday
A Calgary man is in a Winnipeg court Tuesday, facing more than a dozen charges after a teen was killed near Lockport, Man. over the weekend. Continue reading
Manitoba RCMP nab speeder going 182 km/h with baby, toddler in back seat
Manitoba RCMP say they caught a man speeding on the Trans Canada Highway Monday with two small children in the back seat. Continue reading
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Court hearing on Humboldt Broncos fundraising a first under Saskatchewan law
The GoFundMe money raised for the Humboldt Broncos has yet to be distributed because Saskatchewan has legislation which outlines court-supervised payouts. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s six ride-sharing apps take bite out of taxi numbers
Winnipeggers can now book a ride through at least six different ride-share apps, and they’re starting to make a dent in traditional taxi territory. Continue reading
Here’s how the provinces are planning to regulate marijuana
Here’s a look at provincial and territorial plans to date. Continue reading
Here’s the fake news Saudi Arabia is playing about Canada
Saudi Arabia’s state-owned television network has falsely claimed that Canada imprisoned several individuals over “freedom of opinion,” including psychologist Jordan Peterson. Continue reading
Here’s how to turn off Google’s other tracking feature that you didn’t know about
Many were surprised Monday by another little-known Google feature that tracks their location,. Here’s how to turn it off. Continue reading
Omarosa says Donald Trump should be removed from office after ‘dog’ comments
“It makes me very concerned. And I think that all Americans should be very concerned,” Omarosa Manigault Newman told Reuters. Continue reading
Highway bridge collapse kills at least 26 in Genoa, Italy
An elevated highway has partially collapsed in the Italian city of Genoa, killing at least 20 people, Italian officials say. Continue reading
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Calgary, Vancouver and Toronto make top 10 most livable cities list
Canada boasts three cities on the world’s top 10 most liveable centres based on criteria that includes healthcare, stability and education. Continue reading
Crews battle blaze on Selkirk Avenue
No injuries were reported after crews battled a Tuesday evening fire in the 700 block of Selkirk Avenue between Parr and McKenzie Street. Continue reading
Lack of rural donation sites questioned after urgent call for blood donors
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Rural Manitobans say they would love to answer Canadian Blood Services’ urgent call for blood donations, but the only place to give is located in Winnipeg. Continue reading
Second suspect arrested in Bar Italia shooting death
Police have made a second arrest in a May shooting that left a Corydon-restaurant chef dead. Continue reading
Beers, birds and many, many food trucks in store for ManyFest
ManyFest-goers this year will be able to grab a craft beer and wander through a carefully curated artisan market before trying to decide what to eat from more than 40 food trucks. Continue reading
Winnipeg police arrest two following suspected carjacking attempts on Sunday
Winnipeg police dealt with two attempted carjackings on Sunday and say they have arrested two men. Continue reading
West Winnipeg homicide was a murder-suicide, say police
A homicide earlier this month in west Winnipeg was a murder-suicide, police said Tuesday. Continue reading
Calgary driver involved in hit-and-run that killed Selkirk teen in court Tuesday
A Calgary man is in a Winnipeg court Tuesday, facing more than a dozen charges after a teen was killed near Lockport, Man. over the weekend. Continue reading
Manitoba RCMP nab speeder going 182 km/h with baby, toddler in back seat
Manitoba RCMP say they caught a man speeding on the Trans Canada Highway Monday with two small children in the back seat. Continue reading
Protesters expected at Bruce Oake Recovery Centre meetings Tuesday
By Timm Bruch Reporter
The next stage of Winnipeg’s Bruce Oake Recovery Centre will be discussed at a community meeting on Tuesday, but it’s what is expected outside of the meeting that is raising eyebrows. Continue reading
Bombers’ Bighill named CFL Week 9 Top Performer
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Winnipeg Blue Bombers linebacker Adam Bighill was named a CFL Week 9 Top Performer after a strong performance against Hamilton. Continue reading
Court hearing on Humboldt Broncos fundraising a first under Saskatchewan law
The GoFundMe money raised for the Humboldt Broncos has yet to be distributed because Saskatchewan has legislation which outlines court-supervised payouts. Continue reading
Two Winnipeggers suffer major injuries after car slams into rock on Ontario highway
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Two Winnipeggers aged 80 and 78 are in a Thunder Bay hospital with major injuries after their vehicle slammed head on into a rock-cut on an Ontario highway. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s six ride-sharing apps take bite out of taxi numbers
Winnipeggers can now book a ride through at least six different ride-share apps, and they’re starting to make a dent in traditional taxi territory. Continue reading
RCMP look for suspect in Gillam sexual assault
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
RCMP are looking for a suspect after a sexual assault took place near a trailer court in Gillam. Continue reading
Manitoba Hydro’s debt at more than $19 billion, expected to rise to $25 billion in five years
Manitoba Hydro made $34 million less in net income last year and expects its debt to rise to $25 billion in the next five years, according to the utility’s annual report. Continue reading
Former Bison receiver settling in with Blue Bombers
Former University of Manitoba Bison wide receiver Nic Demski is settling in with the Blue Bombers, in 9 games, Demski has 300 yards and 4 touchdowns. Continue reading
Heat wave leads to spike in A/C service calls in Winnipeg
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
A Winnipeg heating and air conditioning company says the extreme heat caused an ‘absolutely insane’ amount of service calls over the last week, with crews scrambling to meet demand. Continue reading
Buy one, donate one: Mealshare charity expands into Winnipeg
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Buy one, give one. Non-profit, Mealshare, launches in Winnipeg to help feed youth in need. Continue reading
Winnipeg sees hottest day in more than 20 years
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
It was a sweltering weekend across southern Manitoba with temperatures close to 40°. Heat records were broken in many cities, including Winnipeg. Continue reading
Machete-wielding man on meth tells Winnipeg police to shoot him
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A man wielding a taser shield and two machetes is behind bars after terrorizing Winnipeg’s Robertson neighbourhood. Continue reading
Fire destroys Ebb and Flow First Nation’s only church – again
A fire has destroyed the only church on a Manitoba First Nation – again. St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church on Ebb and Flow First Nation burned to the ground Saturday. Continue reading
‘Generous, wise’: Family describes teen killed near Lockport over the weekend
A Selkirk family is struggling with their grief after a 15-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run Friday night. Continue reading
Majority of Canadian cities don’t monitor real-time data of sewage leaks into lakes, rivers
Environment Canada does require municipal governments to report annually how much untreated wastewater is spilled. Continue reading
Brief reprieve until the heat comes back across Southern Manitoba
Head outdoors Monday and Tuesday, Manitoba, because we are only getting two days before the temperatures soar back into the 30 C range. Continue reading
Obstacles That Shape Us: How vulnerability helped heal Winnipeg boxer
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Obstacles that Shape Us is a series of inspiring stories shared by Canadians who have overcome adversity. Here’s how abuse survivor Roland Vandal is back in the boxing ring helping others fight their way to a better future. Continue reading
