If you had a bad sales experience with Canada’s telecoms, the CRTC wants to know
Canadian consumers are being invited to tell a federal regulator about their personal experience with misleading or abusive sales practices at the country’s telecommunications companies. Continue reading
Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Fest cancels 2018 festival
The Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival has cancelled their 2018 event. Continue reading
‘The most serious mistake of his presidency’: Top Republicans blast Trump over Putin summit
House Speaker Paul Ryan, who rarely criticizes Trump, stressed there was “no question” that Russia had interfered. Continue reading
RCMP find missing rural Manitoba man’s burned truck
Vernon Karl Otto, 66, was last seen working in his field on May 29 on his property near Stead, Man., and found his burned truck a day later. Police put out an appeal for new information Monday. Continue reading
Iconic story of filmmaker’s rise and fall hits Winnipeg centre stage
By Adriana Zhang Weather Specialist
Canadian director Joel Pettigrew’s latest drama-comedy hits the Winnipeg Fringe Festival July 20. It stars Toronto’s Rod McTaggart as Orson Welles. Continue reading
‘Shots fired! Shots fired!’: Las Vegas cop shoots at suspects through his windshield
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Police said 34 shots were fired at officers. Continue reading
‘Ferocious, razor-like teeth’: new mosasaur comes to Morden’s fossil centre
The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden will add a new, complete, third mosasaur skeleton to hang out with Bruce and Suzy. Continue reading
Mike’s Monday Outlook: warming back up in a hurry
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Handful of soccer players rescued from Thai cave face statelessness upon hospital release
But while the stars of the major European leagues, no matter what their origins, can stake a claim to fame and fortune, some of the Wild Boars cannot even count on a permanent home. Continue reading
Fight on Sherbrook Street sends two men to hospital
Winnipeg police had few details after what they describe as a “fight and motor vehicle collision” Sunday night. Continue reading
Stretch of Winnipeg’s Graham Avenue closes until 2020
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
As of Monday, Graham Avenue between Main and Fort is closed to all motor vehicles other than Winnipeg Transit buses until July 2020, due to construction. Continue reading
Thai cave rescuer called ‘pedo-guy’ by Elon Musk suggests he might take legal action
Musk gave no evidence for alleging Unsworth was a pedophile. Unsworth said he would consider taking legal action against Musk over the remarks, in comments filmed in Chiang Rai on Monday by Australia’s 9News. Continue reading
Young Indigenous artists plant seeds of change with new exhibitions
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Planting Seeds of Change: Voices of Indigenous Youth will be on display at Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery from July 20 – August 11. Continue reading
Province issues wind warning for Lake Winnipeg, Lake Manitoba
A high wind warning is in effect for the south basins of Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba, according to a provincial spokesperson. Continue reading
Jeff Bezos briefly becomes richest person ever as Amazon workers strike for better conditions
“The message is clear — while the online giant gets rich, it is saving money on the health of its workers,” one union rep said. Continue reading
Handful of soccer players rescued from Thai cave face statelessness upon hospital release
But while the stars of the major European leagues, no matter what their origins, can stake a claim to fame and fortune, some of the Wild Boars cannot even count on a permanent home. Continue reading
U.S. police arrest child murderer who left haunting notes — after 30 years
April Tinsley was eight years old when she disappeared from her Indiana neighbourhood in 1988. Continue reading
Trump-Putin summit: Security officials say meeting was ‘nothing short of treasonous’
Experts in Russian relations say that it is unusual for a president to not side with CIA intelligence, but that not much will change because of this meeting. Continue reading
Thai cave rescuer called ‘pedo-guy’ by Elon Musk suggests he might take legal action
Musk gave no evidence for alleging Unsworth was a pedophile. Unsworth said he would consider taking legal action against Musk over the remarks, in comments filmed in Chiang Rai on Monday by Australia’s 9News. Continue reading
Russian woman living in U.S. arrested, charged with being a foreign agent
Maria Butina, a 29-year-old Russian woman living in Washington, has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to act as an agent of the Russian government. Continue reading
RCMP seek vehicle of interest with Manitoba plates as they investigate sex assault in Lloydminster
The RCMP is asking the public for help as they try to find a car they describe as a “vehicle of interest” as they investigate a sexual assault that took place on a street in the Alberta-Saskatchewan border city of Lloydminster. Continue reading
If you had a bad sales experience with Canada’s telecoms, the CRTC wants to know
Canadian consumers are being invited to tell a federal regulator about their personal experience with misleading or abusive sales practices at the country’s telecommunications companies. Continue reading
Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Fest cancels 2018 festival
The Winnipeg BBQ & Blues Festival has cancelled their 2018 event. Continue reading
Rural Manitoba community continues to get hit with mailbox thefts
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Residents of the RM of Springfield are voicing concerns after repeated break-ins at their rural mailboxes. Canada Post and police are aware of the problem. Continue reading
RCMP find missing rural Manitoba man’s burned truck
Vernon Karl Otto, 66, was last seen working in his field on May 29 on his property near Stead, Man., and found his burned truck a day later. Police put out an appeal for new information Monday. Continue reading
New MLA for St. Boniface electoral riding to be determined Tuesday
Voters go to the polls in St. Boniface Tuesday. A provincial byelection was called after Greg Selinger stepped down in March. Polls will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Continue reading
Iconic story of filmmaker’s rise and fall hits Winnipeg centre stage
By Adriana Zhang Weather Specialist
Canadian director Joel Pettigrew’s latest drama-comedy hits the Winnipeg Fringe Festival July 20. It stars Toronto’s Rod McTaggart as Orson Welles. Continue reading
Apartment fire on Kildare East sends one to hospital in critical condition
An apartment fire on Kildare Avenue East on Monday morning has left one person in critical condition. Continue reading
‘Ferocious, razor-like teeth’: new mosasaur comes to Morden’s fossil centre
The Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre in Morden will add a new, complete, third mosasaur skeleton to hang out with Bruce and Suzy. Continue reading
Mike’s Monday Outlook: warming back up in a hurry
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather Specialist Mike Koncan gives a preview of this week’s weather forecast. Continue reading
Fight on Sherbrook Street sends two men to hospital
Winnipeg police had few details after what they describe as a “fight and motor vehicle collision” Sunday night. Continue reading
Stretch of Winnipeg’s Graham Avenue closes until 2020
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
As of Monday, Graham Avenue between Main and Fort is closed to all motor vehicles other than Winnipeg Transit buses until July 2020, due to construction. Continue reading
Young Indigenous artists plant seeds of change with new exhibitions
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
Planting Seeds of Change: Voices of Indigenous Youth will be on display at Urban Shaman Contemporary Aboriginal Art Gallery from July 20 – August 11. Continue reading
Province issues wind warning for Lake Winnipeg, Lake Manitoba
A high wind warning is in effect for the south basins of Lake Winnipeg and Lake Manitoba, according to a provincial spokesperson. Continue reading
Valour FC hosts World Cup viewing party
Valour FC invites founding members to watch World Cup Final Continue reading
‘We didn’t know what was coming’: Arborg family says storm ripped through farm
A family living near Arborg, Man. had a serious scare Saturday night as a severe storm tore through their farm. Environment Canada confirmed a twister touched down in the area. Continue reading
Bike lane on St. Mary Avenue closed for construction
The bike lane on St. Mary Avenue is now closed. Continue reading
Portage la Prairie RCMP investigating after two men wounded early Sunday
By Diana Foxall Reporter
RCMP are investigating after two incidents early Sunday morning left a pair of young men injured. Continue reading
One man dead after early morning stabbing in Dauphin
By Diana Foxall Reporter
RCMP in Dauphin are investigating after an early morning stabbing at a home in the community left one man dead. Continue reading
Lions stun Bombers 20-17 in second half comeback win
The B.C. Lions paralyze the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in a 20-17 second half comeback victory. Continue reading
NFL Play 60 takes place in Winnipeg
Winnipeg hosted their third annual NFL Play 60 at University of Manitoba on Saturday. Continue reading
Brown water affecting residents of southwest Winnipeg
Repair work has led to discoloured water at some homes in southwest Winnipeg Continue reading
Lightning strikes knock out power in northern Manitoba
Severe weather has knocked out power in parts of northern Manitoba. Continue reading
Construction of two cricket fields begins in La Barrière Park
The City of Winnipeg is constructing two cricket fields with concrete pitches in La Barrière Park. Continue reading
How Winnipeggers can deal with the extreme heat
Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for most of Manitoba, as the forecast is expected to soar. With humidity, temperatures could jump to more than 40 degrees Saturday. Health officials across the province are encouraging people to be prepared for the elements. Continue reading
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