Manitoba Liberal candidate says he was attacked in apartment building
A candidate in the upcoming Manitoba provincial election says he was attacked while door-knocking in a Winnipeg apartment building. Continue reading
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Manitoba Electoral Riding: St. Vital
Manitoba Electoral Riding: St. Vital Continue reading
Deserving students receive holiday shopping spree with Winnipeg police
Sixty children were given a $200 gift certificate to St. Vital Centre, and got to spend the day shopping with a Winnipeg police officer. Continue reading
New Winnipeg safe space helps teens talk about sexual and mental health
Youville Community Health Centre in St. Vital is now hosting teen clinics every Tuesday evening for anyone aged 14-20. Continue reading
Pot retailers announce stores in Manitoba, including cannabis ‘superstore’ in St. Vital
A cannabis grower says they are starting with two locations in Manitoba, including one in St. Vital they’re calling a pot “superstore.” Continue reading
‘Scared and in shock’: Winnipeg woman recalls terrifying cab experience
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
A Winnipeg woman is questioning the safety of local cabs, saying she was threatened and harassed by a Unicity Taxi driver Saturday. Continue reading
City report recommends changes to St. Vital intersection where boy was killed
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
A city report has brought forward several recommendations to improve safety at a crosswalk on St. Anne’s Road where an 8-year-old boy was killed earlier this year. Continue reading
City to review crosswalk safety at site where Winnipeg boy was killed
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
On Feb. 13, an 8-year-old boy was struck and killed on his way to school. Since then, the city has been asked to take a closer look at crosswalk safety. Continue reading
Mayday called, 7 sent to hospital after South St. Vital fire
Five adults and two children were sent to hospital for assessment early Sunday morning after a fire in South St. Vital. Continue reading
Manitoba residents without power due to heavy snow
More than 10,000 people in Manitoba were without power Monday morning due to the heavy snow. Continue reading