Manitoba
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
Electrical hardware in high demand after wicked Manitoba snowstorm
After last week’s snowstorm wreaked havoc on home electrical systems, Edge Electrical Marketing is running low on some of its most in-demand equipment. Continue reading
Calgary eager to send help as Winnipeg continues to dig out from devastating snowstorm
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Calgarians know firsthand how destructive fall snowstorms can be so the city is eager to help Winnipeg where it can. Continue reading
Thousands of Manitobans in holding pattern as hydro, clean-up efforts continue
Nearing a week after a storm that forced the province to call a state of emergency, thousands of Manitobans remain without power as clean up efforts continue across the province. Continue reading
Despite heavy snowfall, Red River is not expected to flood in Manitoba
Despite the big snowstorm that hit southern Manitoba last week, the Red River and its tributaries are not expected to flood over their banks in the coming days. Continue reading
Roughly 13,000 without power days after snowstorm pummels Manitoba
There has been no power on a farm north of Winnipeg where Jamal Abas and his family have lived for four generations. Continue reading