Arena in Point Douglas gets a new name
Former NHL goalie from Winnipeg Charlie Gardiner gets arena named after him. Continue reading
‘Life can go on’: tips for coping with grief over the holidays
The holiday season is here, and the strong cultural emphasis on family and togetherness can be especially difficult for those who have recently lost loved ones. Continue reading
‘Saturday Night Live’ imagines a world where Trump never was president
Everybody appears to be a lot happier. Continue reading
The best and worst of 2018, according to Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth
By Heather Steele Senior Anchor
Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth reflects on meth, guns, and some of the highest profile cases as he looks back on 2018. Continue reading
Marathon ringette tournament in St. Jean Baptiste, Man. hope to help beat out cancer
A ringette tournament known as “Skate Pink” will take place Jan. 5 in St. Jean Baptiste, Man. in hopes of beating cancer. Continue reading
Nicaragua journalists beaten by police as crackdown on press escalates
Nicaraguan police on Saturday beat at least seven journalists with batons, including one of the country’s best known editors, in the aftermath of protests against President Daniel Ortega. Continue reading
Liquor and Lotteries reverses Salvation Army kettle ban at liquor stores
Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries has reversed its decision to ban Salvation Army donation kettles from Liquor Mart locations across Winnipeg. Continue reading
Winnipeg police find dead body inside Young Street building
Winnipeg police believe a body found on Monday inside a building is likely a homicide. Continue reading
Strasbourg Christmas market shooter supported ISIS, father says
Four people died and a dozen were wounded in the Tuesday night attack at France’s largest Christmas market. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s Pioneer Arena gets a new name Saturday
Pioneer Arena will be renamed Charlie Gardiner Arena Saturday afternoon, in honour of a legendary Winnipeg goaltender. Continue reading
Osborne Villagers not in danger after man allegedly sexually assaults woman
Winnipeg police say they believe there is no danger to the public in Osborne Village despite chatter on social media after a reported sexual assault last week. Continue reading
Yellow vest protesters come out across Canada in support of French movement
Protesters came out in cities across Canada to promote freedom of speech and voice their opposition to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the U.N. migration pact and the federal carbon tax. Continue reading
Manitoba Party members go to court to oust leader Steven Fletcher
Activists with the fledgling Manitoba Party want the Court of Queen’s Bench to remove Steven Fletcher as leader. Continue reading
Woman’s body found near rail station in The Pas may be homicide
Police said the woman’s body was found Friday morning on Bignell Avenue near the Hudbay Rail Station. Continue reading
Family of migrant girl disputes U.S. Border Patrol’s story of her death
U.S. Border Patrol officials said 7-year-old Jakelin Caal had not had food and water in days, but her family disputes this. Continue reading
North America’s biggest diamond, nearly 5.5 cm long, found in Northwest Territories
The diamond was found in October a mine located south of the Arctic Circle. Continue reading
Yellow vest protesters come out across Canada in support of French movement
Protesters came out in cities across Canada to promote freedom of speech and voice their opposition to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, the U.N. migration pact and the federal carbon tax. Continue reading
Marriott hack: What we know about China’s alleged involvement, and what it could mean
U.S. official said Marriott hackers are suspected to have worked with the Chinese Ministry of State Security. Continue reading
‘Saturday Night Live’ imagines a world where Trump never was president
Everybody appears to be a lot happier. Continue reading
Trump’s new chief of staff is a Tea Party man who lobbied for a job ‘no one wanted,’ reports say
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Trump: “There were MANY people who wanted to be the White House chief of staff.” Reports have suggested otherwise. Continue reading
Arena in Point Douglas gets a new name
Former NHL goalie from Winnipeg Charlie Gardiner gets arena named after him. Continue reading
Yellow vest rallies held in Winnipeg, protesting against Trudeau government
Yellow vest rallies were held around Winnipeg to protest against the Trudeau government. Continue reading
Traffic frustrations continue in Osborne
It’s the final weekend of the year that a portion of the Pembina highway will be closed, which is a big relief to motorists. Continue reading
Saturday morning fire on Martell Crescent kills person, dog: Winnipeg fire, EMS
Upon arrival, firefighters found the fire well-involved, with flames coming out of the basement windows of the bi-level home. Continue reading
Winnipeg restaurant chain fires regional manager after independent review
Stella’s Cafe and Bakery has fired Brad Burrows, vice-president of operations, following an independent review of the company. Continue reading
‘Life can go on’: tips for coping with grief over the holidays
The holiday season is here, and the strong cultural emphasis on family and togetherness can be especially difficult for those who have recently lost loved ones. Continue reading
The best and worst of 2018, according to Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth
By Heather Steele Senior Anchor
Winnipeg Police Chief Danny Smyth reflects on meth, guns, and some of the highest profile cases as he looks back on 2018. Continue reading
Marathon ringette tournament in St. Jean Baptiste, Man. hope to help beat out cancer
A ringette tournament known as “Skate Pink” will take place Jan. 5 in St. Jean Baptiste, Man. in hopes of beating cancer. Continue reading
Liquor and Lotteries reverses Salvation Army kettle ban at liquor stores
Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries has reversed its decision to ban Salvation Army donation kettles from Liquor Mart locations across Winnipeg. Continue reading
Winnipeg police find dead body inside Young Street building
Winnipeg police believe a body found on Monday inside a building is likely a homicide. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s Pioneer Arena gets a new name Saturday
Pioneer Arena will be renamed Charlie Gardiner Arena Saturday afternoon, in honour of a legendary Winnipeg goaltender. Continue reading
Osborne Villagers not in danger after man allegedly sexually assaults woman
Winnipeg police say they believe there is no danger to the public in Osborne Village despite chatter on social media after a reported sexual assault last week. Continue reading
Manitoba Party members go to court to oust leader Steven Fletcher
Activists with the fledgling Manitoba Party want the Court of Queen’s Bench to remove Steven Fletcher as leader. Continue reading
Woman’s body found near rail station in The Pas may be homicide
Police said the woman’s body was found Friday morning on Bignell Avenue near the Hudbay Rail Station. Continue reading
Top three things to do around Winnipeg the weekend of December 15
By Kahla Shea Global News Morning Reporter
With her weekly pick of fun things to do on the weekend, here is the rundown from Global News Morning’s Kahla Shea. Continue reading
‘It’s everywhere’: Riders disgusted by pigeon-poop covered surfaces at Osborne transit station
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Bus riders at Osborne Station have to step lightly to avoid the massive amounts of pigeon poop littering every surface. Continue reading
Downtown Winnipeg restaurant The Pint closing its doors in February
A popular Winnipeg sports bar is closing it’s doors for good in February. Continue reading
Electoral boundaries reset, Winnipeg gains extra seat at expense of rural Manitoba
Boundaries for the next Manitoba election have been set and Winnipeg will get an extra legislature seat at the expense of rural areas. Continue reading
Council approves freeze for Winnipeg Transit fares
Bus riders will not have to dig deeper in their pockets come the new year. City Council voted in favour of freezing Winnipeg Transit fares for 2019. Continue reading
Repairs to shut down part of South Perimeter bridge for weeks
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
Westbound lanes on the South Perimeter Highway bridge will shut down for almost three weeks beginning Dec. 16 for repairs to fix cracks in the concrete. Continue reading
Canada Goose delays China flagship store opening, citing ‘construction’ issues amid Huawei spat
The cancellation comes as Canada Goose faces the ire of Chinese consumers, many of whom are upset over the arrest of Meng Wanzhou. Continue reading
Cops bust alleged River Park South meth trafficker
The police Drug Enforcement Unit raided a home in the River Park South neighbourhood on Thursday and seized $6,500 in meth and $675 in cash. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets’ Sami Niku sent down to minors
The Winnipeg Jets have reassigned Defenceman Sami Niku to the American Hockey League’s Manitoba Moose. Continue reading
Winnipeg police on the lookout for fake Bell MTS door-to-door salesman
Police are on the lookout for a suspicious man who falsely portrayed himself as a Bell MTS employee to try to enter a woman’s home. Continue reading
Boil water advisory ends in Carman
Manitoba’s Drinking Water Officer said the Carman water system is back to normal and all conditions have been met for rescinding the advisory. Continue reading
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