Why some Manitobans are still undecided a day before the 2019 federal election
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Tens of thousands of Manitobans will head to the ballot box on Monday, but hours before the stations open, some voters still don’t know who to pick. Continue reading
Hamilton police identify victim of fatal shooting at billiards club
29-year-old Obsa Junedi-Mahamed was found without vital signs on a sidewalk by police suffering from gunshot wounds. Continue reading
Minority government could leave Governor General with critical role in what follows
There are questions about how she would manage concerted attempts by the Liberals or the Conservatives to take first crack at forming a minority or coalition government. Continue reading
Winnipeg police continue to receive reports of CRA phone scam
Winnipeg police say they’re still seeing incidents of a targeted phone scam in the city that began in March. Continue reading
Toronto crews to help Winnipeg clean up from ‘unprecedented’ fall storm
Toronto urban forestry crews will arrive in Winnipeg on Tuesday to help the city deal with the aftermath of their record-breaking October storm. Continue reading
Millions of Canadians cast their votes Monday as polling stations start to open
The 40-day campaign has come to a close, signalling the opening of polling stations. Continue reading
Winnipeg faces Edmonton on 3-game home slide
Edmonton Oilers (7-1-0, first in the Pacific Division) vs. Winnipeg Jets (4-5-0, fourth in the Central Division) Continue reading
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney campaigns for CPC in Winnipeg
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Alberta premier Jason Kenney is continuing to campaign for the federal Conservative Party of Canada, making his latest stop outside of Alberta in Winnipeg on Saturday. Continue reading
Andrew Scheer: Family man, career politician, prime minister?
By David Baxter Reporter
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer is waiting to find out if he will be Canada’s next prime minister, but what could his mandate mean for his home province? Continue reading
Two arrested for random early morning machete attack: Winnipeg police
Police found the two suspects at a Polo Park area hotel Friday evening, where they were arrested. Continue reading
Two arrested, guns seized after home invasion, shooting leaves man in hospital: Winnipeg police
At around 10:40 p.m. Monday, residents in the 400 block of Adsum Drive told police they saw a number of people enter a home — then they heard gunshots. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: How to watch election night like a political pro
The first results from Atlantic Canada might offer clues as to how the rest of election night will unfold, Darrell Bricker says. Continue reading
Multiple roads closed to weekend traffic
The city suggests taking alternate routes avoid delays. Continue reading
Winnipeg student group angles for young voters while politicians target youth with social media
With the federal election just days away, student groups are still angling to get young people to the polls, while the federal leaders’ campaign, whistle stop and spread their messages on social media during the last election’s last legs. Continue reading
Pentagon chief in Afghanistan for firsthand look at U.S.’ longest war
The U.S. has about 14,000 American troops in Afghanistan as part of the American-led coalition. Continue reading
Greta Thunberg mural in Edmonton defaced 2 days after being created
By Sunday afternoon, several layers of graffiti had been painted over the piece, including a French slur. Continue reading
Woman targeted by Ontario NDP candidate’s 2012 tweet says he shouldn’t be running
“I don’t even know how to even articulate how disgusting it is,” she said. Continue reading
Tories have slight lead in popular support, but it may not be enough: Ipsos poll
The latest polling from Ipsos shows that ahead of Monday’s federal vote, the Conservatives have a slight advantage over the Liberals, but neither party is poised for a majority. Continue reading
Canada election results: Essex
Incumbent Tracey Ramsey looks to maintain newly gained New Democrat power in Essex riding. Continue reading
Election 2019: Last-minute voters’ guide
We have your quick-and-dirty breakdown of what the major parties are pitching. Continue reading
Fewer than 2,000 still in the dark after devastating Manitoba snowstorm
Under 2,000 people are still in the dark while Manitoba Hydro works to repair the extensive damage to power infrastructure caused by last week’s devastating storm. Continue reading
Why some Manitobans are still undecided a day before the 2019 federal election
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Tens of thousands of Manitobans will head to the ballot box on Monday, but hours before the stations open, some voters still don’t know who to pick. Continue reading
Hamilton police identify victim of fatal shooting at billiards club
29-year-old Obsa Junedi-Mahamed was found without vital signs on a sidewalk by police suffering from gunshot wounds. Continue reading
Man shot in St. Norbert, several guns found: police
Winnipeg police found several firearms in a home where a man was shot in St. Norbert Saturday evening. Continue reading
Winnipeg police continue to receive reports of CRA phone scam
Winnipeg police say they’re still seeing incidents of a targeted phone scam in the city that began in March. Continue reading
Toronto crews to help Winnipeg clean up from ‘unprecedented’ fall storm
Toronto urban forestry crews will arrive in Winnipeg on Tuesday to help the city deal with the aftermath of their record-breaking October storm. Continue reading
Winnipeg faces Edmonton on 3-game home slide
Edmonton Oilers (7-1-0, first in the Pacific Division) vs. Winnipeg Jets (4-5-0, fourth in the Central Division) Continue reading
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney campaigns for CPC in Winnipeg
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Alberta premier Jason Kenney is continuing to campaign for the federal Conservative Party of Canada, making his latest stop outside of Alberta in Winnipeg on Saturday. Continue reading
Two arrested for random early morning machete attack: Winnipeg police
Police found the two suspects at a Polo Park area hotel Friday evening, where they were arrested. Continue reading
Two arrested, guns seized after home invasion, shooting leaves man in hospital: Winnipeg police
At around 10:40 p.m. Monday, residents in the 400 block of Adsum Drive told police they saw a number of people enter a home — then they heard gunshots. Continue reading
Multiple roads closed to weekend traffic
The city suggests taking alternate routes avoid delays. Continue reading
Winnipeg student group angles for young voters while politicians target youth with social media
With the federal election just days away, student groups are still angling to get young people to the polls, while the federal leaders’ campaign, whistle stop and spread their messages on social media during the last election’s last legs. Continue reading
Winnipeg ridings to watch for this federal election
By Marney Blunt Anchor/Reporter
There could be a few interesting races in Winnipeg this federal election. Continue reading
Safety concerns shutter Winnipeg parks following record-setting storm
Three city-run parks are being closed over safety concerns following last weekend’s storm. Continue reading
5 things to watch for as the Stampeders host the Blue Bombers
By Dave Rowe Radio sports anchor
The Calgary Stampeders’ tenuous hold on first place in the CFL West Division will be tested on Saturday when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers come to McMahon Stadium. Continue reading
Man shot by police at Elmwood homicide scene
Police said they were responding to a domestic incident in the 300 block of Riverton Avenue around 8 a.m. when a confrontation occurred with a man at the residence. Continue reading
Runners not getting refunds after Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service half-marathon cancelled
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service Half Marathon – a fundraiser for the Heart and Stroke Foundation, was scheduled for Sunday Continue reading
Heritage Classic festivities to take over Regina’s downtown core
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
The Tim Horton’s NHL Heritage Classic is set to take over Regina in the week leading up to the match between the Calgary Flames and the Winnipeg Jets. Continue reading
Hydro employees working away from home can vote near job sites, says Manitoba Hydro
Manitoba Hydro employees stuck working away from home to restore power to those left in the dark following last week’s storm will still be able to vote in Monday’s federal election. Continue reading
Missing senior last seen in Portage la Prairie found safe: RCMP
Police are asking for the public’s help finding a missing senior last seen in Portage la Prairie. Continue reading
Woman’s body found in Thompson a homicide, say RCMP
Thompson RCMP are investigating the city’s latest homicide. Continue reading
Pepper spray, taser needed to subdue agitated man in early morning attacks
Officers chased the uncooperative suspect the area of George Avenue and Edwin Street, where police said the man assumed a fighting stance. An attempt at subduing him with pepper spray didn’t work, so a taser was used on the man. Continue reading
Teen boys, 13 and 14, charged with manslaughter in Winnipeg’s 31st homicide
The two suspects, 13 and 14, have been detained and each charged with one count of manslaughter in the Oct. 16 death of Neilson Catcheway, 40. Continue reading
Winnipeg driver says he’s being held responsible after cyclist crashed bike into his car
Louis Beales said he was turning right on a red light at Westminster Avenue and Maryland Street on Sept. 28 in the afternoon when his car was hit by a cyclist who had been riding on the sidewalk – and MPI says it’s his fault. Continue reading
Winnipeg man who left mother on floor to die has sentence increased by Manitoba Court of Appeal
Ronald Siwicki’s original 90-day jail sentence has been replaced by a 21-month sentence after the Manitoba Court of Appeal ruled that the first sentence wasn’t proportionate to the gravity of the crime. Continue reading