Manitoba
Manitoba students worst in Canada in math, science: report
The latest global snapshot of student achievement has scored Manitoba kids dead last in math and science and second last in reading compared to students in all other Canadian provinces. Continue reading
Teen driver in critical condition after crash with school bus on highway near Otterburne, Man.
Multiple ambulances and the STARS air ambulance were called to a crash involving a school bus in southern Manitoba Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading
Man killed in Grand Rapids shooting
A man is dead following a shooting in Grand Rapids, Man. Continue reading
‘Poison:’ Manitoba First Nation seeking class action over boil water advisories
A chief of a First Nation in Manitoba is proposing a class action lawsuit against the federal government on behalf of her community and others that have experienced long-term boil water advisories. Continue reading
Doug Ford pays up on bet, embraces Winnipeg Blue and Gold at premiers’ meeting
Ontario Premier Doug Ford kicked off the premiers’ meeting just outside Toronto this morning by donning a Winnipeg Blue Bombers jersey. Continue reading
Portage la Prairie RCMP respond to car crash that killed one woman
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Manitoba RCMP are continuing to investigate a car crash that left one woman dead Sunday morning. Continue reading
Playing hockey, making movies. Such is the life of London Knights goaltender Dylan Myskiw
One minute you are standing in a crease stopping hockey pucks. The next you are on screen being directed by Sean Penn. Such is the life of London Knights goaltender Dylan Myskiw. Continue reading
Manitoba commits to retail store theft summit after string of Liquor Mart incidents
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
The MGEU is getting their wish of a summit focusing on retail thefts, including the brazen robberies happening at Manitoba liquor stores. Continue reading
Quebec premier tells Manitoba to spend money on French services, Winnipeg Jets — not Bill 21 ads
Quebec Premier François Legault maintains the controversial law is moderate and has support from the majority of Quebecers. Continue reading
RCMP charge man with impaired driving on Highway 8, with dog along for the ride
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
A 36-year-old man was arrested and charged with impaired driving on Highway 8 with his dog along for the ride after blowing nearly three times the legal limit. Continue reading