Jets confident they can force decider
Jacob Trouba hopes recent history will repeat itself for the Winnipeg Jets. Continue reading
‘It’s terrible’: High numbers of canine abuse reports nothing new, says Manitoba dog rescue
Since numbers began to be tracked in 2013, there has been a steady increase in reports of animal abuse in Manitoba. Last year, 1,054 cases were filed, and more than half of those cases involved dogs. Continue reading
Why the paralyzing ‘sleep demon’ still haunts humans in the age of science
Many of the demons, ghosts and aliens that have ‘invaded’ people’s bedrooms over the centuries can be traced to an uncommon sleep disorder, experts say. Continue reading
Police watchdog investigating after cyclist accuses Winnipeg cop of assault
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
The cyclist says he was pepper-sprayed and threatened with a baton after not handing over a backpack, Continue reading
St. Louis Blues score late to top Winnipeg Jets in Game 5
Jaden Schwartz scored with 15 seconds remaining in the third period, lifting the Blues to a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday and handing St. Louis a 3-2 series lead. Continue reading
The gig economy is making cash flow management a nearly impossible task
Some 70 per cent of self-employed Canadians struggle to get paid on time, a recent Interac survey found. Continue reading
‘I had an amazing 9 years’: Winnipeg’s Eddie Steele retiring from CFL
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Former Manitoba Bisons defensive tackle Eddie Steele is retiring after nine seasons in the CFL. Continue reading
Smoke from onboard oven forces Vancouver to Winnipeg flight to divert to Regina
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Air Canada says a replacement plane is on the way, and that passengers will arrive at their destination about six hours late. Continue reading
Toronto’s Stroman shuts down Athletics for first win of year
OAKLAND, Calif. – Marcus Stroman struck out six and pitched into the ninth, Brandon Drury homered, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Oakland Athletics 5-1 on Friday night to snap a seven-game losing streak in the series. Continue reading
Bullet fired through house window in Portage la Prairie, say RCMP
Police said no injuries were reported in the 4 a.m. incident, but that officers found a bullet inside. Continue reading
Winnipeg company unofficially sets high-five relay world record on National High-Five Day
National High-Five Day might be a lesser-known holiday, but one local business decided to celebrate it in the biggest way possible – by setting a world record. Continue reading
Deck collapse in Langley injures up to 40 people; 20 seriously hurt
By John Copsey Network news anchor
RCMP confirm there are numerous people injured, some seriously. Continue reading
Highway 75 staying open for now, says province
The province said Thursday that based on updated information on the Red River’s water levels from the U.S., the highway will remain open as long as possible. Continue reading
CFLPA tells players not to report to CFL training camps without new agreement
The CFLPA has instructed its players not to make travel arrangements to attend CFL training camps when they open May 19. Continue reading
Donald Trump, Melania to make state visit to Japan near end of May
Without close friends in Asia, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe appears to be using every opportunity, even the emperor’s accession, to court President Donald Trump. Continue reading
Deck collapse in Langley injures up to 40 people; 20 seriously hurt
By John Copsey Network news anchor
RCMP confirm there are numerous people injured, some seriously. Continue reading
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Elana Fric was killed after filing for divorce. How do we make leaving less dangerous?
A person’s risk of experiencing escalating violence is at its highest during a separation. Why doesn’t the legal system do more? Continue reading
Live Alberta election results: Riding-by-riding vote map
Live, real-time results across Alberta the moment the polls close at 8 p.m. Continue reading
Elizabeth Warren calls for Trump’s impeachment following release of Mueller report
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren, who is running for the Democratic presidential nomination, on Friday said Congress should begin the process of removing President Donald Trump from office over findings in U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report. Continue reading
Justin Bieber joins chorus against Laura Ingraham: ‘You should be fired’
The Fox News anchor is under major fire after disrespecting the late-Nipsey Hussle during a broadcast. Continue reading
Jets confident they can force decider
Jacob Trouba hopes recent history will repeat itself for the Winnipeg Jets. Continue reading
Winnipeg police on the lookout for missing 62-year-old
Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help in finding a 62-year-old man who was last seen downtown. Continue reading
Victim identified in Winnipeg’s 13th homicide of 2019
The victim has been identified as 53-year-old Joselito Fernandez in Winnipeg’s 13th homicide. Continue reading
Winnipeg cafe targeted with anti-Semitic graffiti
Winnipeg police are investigating an incident at a cafe on Corydon Avenue as a hate crime. Continue reading
‘It’s terrible’: High numbers of canine abuse reports nothing new, says Manitoba dog rescue
Since numbers began to be tracked in 2013, there has been a steady increase in reports of animal abuse in Manitoba. Last year, 1,054 cases were filed, and more than half of those cases involved dogs. Continue reading
Police watchdog investigating after cyclist accuses Winnipeg cop of assault
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
The cyclist says he was pepper-sprayed and threatened with a baton after not handing over a backpack, Continue reading
St. Louis Blues score late to top Winnipeg Jets in Game 5
Jaden Schwartz scored with 15 seconds remaining in the third period, lifting the Blues to a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday and handing St. Louis a 3-2 series lead. Continue reading
‘I had an amazing 9 years’: Winnipeg’s Eddie Steele retiring from CFL
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Former Manitoba Bisons defensive tackle Eddie Steele is retiring after nine seasons in the CFL. Continue reading
Premier Pallister launches review of processes at Winnipeg city hall
Premier Pallister and the Manitoba government are aunching a review into how Winnipeg city hall approves and inspects construction projects and property development. Continue reading
Smoke from onboard oven forces Vancouver to Winnipeg flight to divert to Regina
By Simon Little Online Journalist
Air Canada says a replacement plane is on the way, and that passengers will arrive at their destination about six hours late. Continue reading
Bullet fired through house window in Portage la Prairie, say RCMP
Police said no injuries were reported in the 4 a.m. incident, but that officers found a bullet inside. Continue reading
Winnipeg company unofficially sets high-five relay world record on National High-Five Day
National High-Five Day might be a lesser-known holiday, but one local business decided to celebrate it in the biggest way possible – by setting a world record. Continue reading
Highway 75 staying open for now, says province
The province said Thursday that based on updated information on the Red River’s water levels from the U.S., the highway will remain open as long as possible. Continue reading
CFLPA tells players not to report to CFL training camps without new agreement
The CFLPA has instructed its players not to make travel arrangements to attend CFL training camps when they open May 19. Continue reading
Winnipeg cafe stabbing suspect busted on the road near Kenora
Ontario Provincial Police stopped the vehicle Tuesday afternoon on Highway 17A east of Kenora. The driver was transported back to Winnipeg and turned over to local police. Continue reading
North End facing Hydro outage
Manitoba Hydro is responding to a major power outage that appears to have affected a large section of Winnipeg’s North End. Continue reading
Does your NHL playoff beard have more germs than your dog? Microbiologist says yes
According to a recent study your playoff beard can come with unwanted bacteria – more than you’d find in the average dog’s fur. Continue reading
Moore’s Morning Sports Briefing for Thursday, April 18
Another potential first round fizzle by a first place finisher is developing in the Stanley Cup playoffs. Continue reading
Fleetwood Mac reschedules Canadian shows — here are the dates
The legendary rockers will return to Canada this fall. Continue reading
Winnipeg police investigate suspicious death in North End
Winnipeg police were called just after 3:00 a.m. to a ‘serious assault’ near Winnipeg Beach railway line. Continue reading
Manitoba RCMP testing new oral fluid devices for roadside pot screening
Manitoba RCMP officers are testing a new oral fluid device to do roadside screenings for pot. Continue reading
When a Canada Goose attacks you: Watch for bobbing heads and listen for the hissin’
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
You’ve probably heard a Canada Goose hissing and honking at you before, experts say that’s when you are too close. Continue reading
Home-ice advantage non-existent in Winnipeg Jets, St. Louis Blues first round series
Home-ice advantage appears to be anything but for the Winnipeg Jets and St. Louis Blues. Will that change tonight with Game 5? Continue reading
Winnipeg native, Golden Knights forward Mark Stone up for Selke Trophy
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Stone was one three players named as a finalist for the Selke Trophy as the league’s top defensive forward on Wednesday. Continue reading
Latest serious crash at Exchange District intersection prompts calls for change
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
A Winnipeg woman is calling for new safety measures at a downtown intersection after witnessing too many crashes. Continue reading
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