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‘Something’s not right’: Hydro warns Manitobans about scammersThe would-be victim was called by someone claiming to be a Hydro employee, who threatened to cut off her power unless she paid her 'overdue bills'.CrimeNov 20
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Manitoba RCMP officers to be outfitted with bodycams starting FridayRCMP in Manitoba will soon be using body-worn cameras in a recent move to improve safety, transparency, and accountability in law enforcement.CrimeNov 20
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Trial begins for men accused in migrants’ deaths near Manitoba border crossingThe men have pleaded not guilty to charges including conspiracy to transport aliens causing serious bodily injury and placing lives in jeopardy.CrimeNov 18
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‘A positive first step’: Manitoba launches framework for public safety improvementsA number of recommendations were announced by justice minister Matt Wiebe on Thursday as part of a new provincial public safety strategy.CrimeNov 14
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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew shuffles cabinet, creates technology portfolioManitoba Premier Wab Kinew has shuffled his cabinet, adding three fresh faces and creating an Innovation and New Technology department.PoliticsNov 13
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‘Feeling the pinch’: Potential postal strike may be first of many, Manitoba prof saysA supply chain management professor at the University of Manitoba says strikes and lockouts are something Canadians should expect to see more of in future.CanadaNov 12
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Manitoba government funds new investigation unit in Swan Valley regionJustice Minister Matt Wiebe says the new unit is expected to ease some of the strain experienced at the RCMP detachment and proactively address public safety concerns.Crime3 hours
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School and road closures in Manitoba on ThursdayHere is a list of closures and cancellations around Manitoba as a result of inclement weather on Thursday, November 21, 2024.Weather8 hours
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Manitoba NDP lays out plans to freeze hydro rates, commission bison statueManitoba's NDP government has laid out its plans for the coming year in its second throne speech since taking office.PoliticsNov 19
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Manitoba RCMP searching for semi driver charged in fatal crashPolice said a semi-trailer crossed into the intersection of provincial roads 201 and 306, and hit a southbound SUV, killing the 35-year-old driver and her eight-year-old daughter.Crime3 hours
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School and road closures in Manitoba on WednesdayA list of weather-related closures in Manitoba for Nov. 20, 2024.WeatherNov 20
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Snow wallops western Manitoba, but Winnipeg remains wetWhile a snowstorm has yet to make its way to Winnipeg, the director of street maintenance says the city will be ready if and when it does.WeatherNov 20
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Blizzard conditions met migrants at Manitoba-Minnesota border crossing, trial hearsSteve Shand and Harshkumar Patel are accused of being part of a ring that flew Indian nationals to Canada, then had them walk across the border between Manitoba and Minnesota.CrimeNov 19
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Human smuggling case heads to trial after family deaths at Canada-U.S. borderThe two suspects are accused of being part of a large operation that brought Indian nationals to Canada on student visas and then smuggled them across the United States border.CrimeNov 17
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Manitoba-based drone training program helping veterans transition to post-military lifeA Manitoba-based drone training program for veterans is helping them "take off" with life after serving our country. It's fun and engaging, but also deeply impactful.FeaturesNov 8
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Winter is coming: Overdue cold, snow en route to southern ManitobaIt was nice while it lasted, but southern Manitoba's fall weather is about to replaced with colder temperatures -- and a dumping of snow -- in the forecast.WeatherNov 18
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Cellphone location records shown to jury in human smuggling trialThe prosecution is expecting to wrap up its case Thursday in the trial of two men accused of human smuggling at the border between Manitoba and Minnesota.Crime7 hours
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‘Shaken’: Some U of M students concerned about communication after knife incidentDespite the presence of numerous officers, the man wasn't found — but police gave the all-clear later in the day, saying the building, and the rest of the campus, was safe.CrimeNov 20
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Feds promise high-speed internet to 3,600 more homes in rural ManitobaOttawa is spending $38 million on four projects that will bring high-speed internet to just over 3,600 households in rural and northern Manitoba.TechNov 15
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Thefts from construction sites, show homes causing headaches for Manitoba buildersThe head of the Manitoba Home Builders' Association says something needs to be done to tackle crime at construction sites in Winnipeg and across the province.CrimeNov 14