One man dead after rollover near Sandy Bay First Nation
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
One man is dead after a van rolled over near Sandy Bay First Nation. RCMP say nobody was wearing a seatbelt and they believe alcohol and speed are believed to be factors. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets sign Lowry to 3-year deal
The Winnipeg Jets have signed forward Adam Lowry to a three-year, $8.75 million contract. Continue reading
Donald Trump says he’s willing to slap tariffs on every single Chinese product the U.S. imports
The administration to date has slapped tariffs on $34 billion of Chinese goods in a trade dispute over what it calls the nation’s predatory practices. Continue reading
Suspects arrested after break and enter, dangerous driving send 2 people to hospital
A man and a woman are in custody while a third suspect remains at large after a woman was assaulted in her home and a man was hit by a car. Continue reading
Actress and her French Bulldog center stage at Winnipeg Fringe Fest
An Edmonton actress performing in Winnipeg’s Fringe Theatre Festival will have her French Bulldog, Jezebel, star along side her during performances. Continue reading
More temporary fisheries closures in Gulf of St. Lawrence after right whale sightings
Ottawa says all gear must be removed from the affected areas, and notice will be given prior to reopening. Continue reading
Portage and Main question coming to civic election ballot
Winnipeg’s city council has passed a motion to include a question about opening Portage and Main on the October civic election ballot. Continue reading
Cricket is taking off in Winnipeg, so here’s your chance to learn the rules
The sport of cricket continues to grow. There were 17 teams in the Manitoba Cricket Association in 2016 . As of this summer, there are now 31 teams. Continue reading
Thailand wants control over how movies portray Thai soccer team cave rescue
The boys and coach of the Wild Boars soccer team were released from the hospital on Wednesday. Continue reading
Portage Place bus shelter to be demolished after Downtown Safety Strategy passes council
A notorious bus shelter will be demolished and rebuilt with a new design after Winnipeg city council unanimously passed the Downtown Safety Strategy Thursday morning. Continue reading
RCMP search for missing woman from Keeseekoowenin Ojibway FN
Mounties in Elphinstone, Man. are looking for a missing 24 year old woman who hasn’t contacted family or friends since July 7. Continue reading
Moscow ready to discuss possible visit by Vladimir Putin to Washington after Trump invite
With confusion still swirling around what the two men discussed behind closed doors in Helsinki earlier this week, Ambassador Anatoly Antonov said it’s important to “deal with the results” of their first summit before jumping too fast into a new one. Continue reading
Manitoba funnel clouds and heavy downpours possible Thursday afternoon
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather warnings were issued Thursday — thunderstorm activity could drop over 50mm or rain in some parts of southern Manitoba. Continue reading
Winnipeg city council seeks rule change after councillor assault charge
Winnipeg city council is taking steps to change their rules. A motion made Thursday would require councillors to take mandatory paid leave if they face criminal charges. Continue reading
Liberals rise in polls as Canadians rally behind Trudeau in spat with Trump: Ipsos poll
As the weather gets warmer, Canadians are also warming back up to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Liberals – with their approval rating jumping by five points this month. Continue reading
Woman suffers horrific burns, blisters after touching invasive wild parsnip plant
A 21-year-old Vermont woman is warning others to steer away from the invasive wild parsnip plant after she was hospitalized with severe burns and blisters from coming in contact with wild parsnip. Continue reading
Ride-hailing not coming to British Columbia until fall of 2019
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The B.C. provincial government had previously committed to having the services in place by Christmas 2018. Continue reading
Rowan Atkinson not ‘dead’: Viral Mr. Bean hoax is spreading a real virus
A video hoax claiming ‘Mr. Bean’ actor Rowan Atkinson has died is going viral, and it’s spreading a computer virus designed to siphon personal information. Continue reading
Children among 13 killed after duck boat capsizes on Missouri lake
Weather is believed to have caused the boat to capsize. Continue reading
Canada Child Benefit payments get a boost
The monthly tax-free CCB payment will increase on Friday to keep pace with cost of living. Continue reading
Churchill approved for subsidy after fuel prices rise
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
With gas prices in Churchill skyrocketing this week, the town has announced a 43 cent per litre fuel support subsidy for all purchases. Continue reading
New documentary reveals rise of Winnipeg’s hip hop dance community
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
The film is set to screen at the Winnipeg Art Gallery on Saturday July 28. Continue reading
One man dead after rollover near Sandy Bay First Nation
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
One man is dead after a van rolled over near Sandy Bay First Nation. RCMP say nobody was wearing a seatbelt and they believe alcohol and speed are believed to be factors. Continue reading
Manitoba woman dead after being hit by car near Ebb and Flow First Nation
A young Manitoba woman is dead after she was hit by a car near her community’s arena Wednesday. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets sign Lowry to 3-year deal
The Winnipeg Jets have signed forward Adam Lowry to a three-year, $8.75 million contract. Continue reading
Suspects arrested after break and enter, dangerous driving send 2 people to hospital
A man and a woman are in custody while a third suspect remains at large after a woman was assaulted in her home and a man was hit by a car. Continue reading
Actress and her French Bulldog center stage at Winnipeg Fringe Fest
An Edmonton actress performing in Winnipeg’s Fringe Theatre Festival will have her French Bulldog, Jezebel, star along side her during performances. Continue reading
Portage and Main question coming to civic election ballot
Winnipeg’s city council has passed a motion to include a question about opening Portage and Main on the October civic election ballot. Continue reading
Cricket is taking off in Winnipeg, so here’s your chance to learn the rules
The sport of cricket continues to grow. There were 17 teams in the Manitoba Cricket Association in 2016 . As of this summer, there are now 31 teams. Continue reading
Portage Place bus shelter to be demolished after Downtown Safety Strategy passes council
A notorious bus shelter will be demolished and rebuilt with a new design after Winnipeg city council unanimously passed the Downtown Safety Strategy Thursday morning. Continue reading
RCMP search for missing woman from Keeseekoowenin Ojibway FN
Mounties in Elphinstone, Man. are looking for a missing 24 year old woman who hasn’t contacted family or friends since July 7. Continue reading
Manitoba funnel clouds and heavy downpours possible Thursday afternoon
By Mike Koncan Weather Anchor/Reporter
Weather warnings were issued Thursday — thunderstorm activity could drop over 50mm or rain in some parts of southern Manitoba. Continue reading
Winnipeg city council seeks rule change after councillor assault charge
Winnipeg city council is taking steps to change their rules. A motion made Thursday would require councillors to take mandatory paid leave if they face criminal charges. Continue reading
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Councillor Russ Wyatt no-show for final Winnipeg City Council meeting
A Winnipeg councillor accused of sexual assault was a no-show for the city’s final council meeting before October’s civic election. Continue reading
New healthcare deal gives ‘more clarity’ after Manitoba man left with $118K bill
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
The Manitoba government admitted a breakdown in communication ultimately resulted in Robin Milne being stuck with a hospital bill of more than $118,000. Continue reading
Car fire shuts down part of Notre Dame Avenue
A car fire Thursday morning shut down part of Notre Dame Avenue. Continue reading
Manitoba to set up air-monitoring system after St. Boniface soil tests for lead
The Manitoba government said Wednesday it will set up a new mobile air-monitoring system near the St. Boniface industrial park. Continue reading
Manitoba top spot for young children drowning deaths once again
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
The province of Manitoba is once again at the top of the list for drowning deaths for children up to four years old. The third week of July is National Drowning Prevention Week. Continue reading
Police arrest Winkler man, searching for 2 suspects after shooting, assault in Portage la Prairie
RCMP are looking for two men and have arrested a third after a shooting and assault in Portage la Prairie in July. Continue reading
Manitoba’s IIU reviewing alleged ‘misrepresentation by police officer’
Manitoba’s police watchdog is investigating allegations of misconduct. A complaint filed with the IIU June 29 questioned the accuracy of an officer’s court testimony. Continue reading
Morris RCMP nab vandal after he shows off work on social media
RCMP charged a 22-year-old with mischief after he posted pictures of damage he caused to the Morris Stampede & Exhibition grounds on social media. Continue reading
‘We can’t arrest our way out’: Winnipeg police look to locals to help control meth crisis
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Winnipeg police are looking for community help when it comes to making inroads on the meth crisis, handing out pamphlets with contact information for residents. Continue reading
Manitoba Hydro CEO Kelvin Shepherd to step down
The CEO of beleaguered Manitoba Hydro announced on Wednesday he is retiring, effective in November. Continue reading
Third Annual Canadian Immigrant Fair takes place Friday in Winnipeg
Immigrants in Winnipeg can get help finding work during the Canadian Immigrant Fair, Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Radison on Portage Avenue. Continue reading
Nova Scotia PCs to introduce bill banning gay-conversion therapy
The bill will be introduced in either September or October. Continue reading
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