Fatal crash in the RM of Rockwood claims life of 29-year-old woman
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A 29-year-old woman is dead after a fatal crash Tuesday south of Teulon. Continue reading
Mountie to testify in manslaughter trial for shooting near Thompson
A Mountie charged with manslaughter in the shooting of a northern Manitoba man is expected to testify Wednesday in his own defence. Continue reading
Here’s how Europe is trying to endure a blistering heatwave
The heatwave is raising the risk of forest fires, infrastructure damage and heat-related deaths, particularly among older Europeans. Continue reading
Body found in RM of St. Andrews quarry
A missing man was found dead in a water quarry in the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews on Monday night. Continue reading
100 years after Winnipeg General Strike, women still facing issues in the workplace
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
It’s been a century but women are still facing problems in the workplace. Continue reading
Dixie Chicks to release first new album in 13 years
The country trio is working on the followup to their 2006 album, ‘Taking the Long Way,’ with producer Jack Antonoff. Continue reading
Ed Tait’s ‘Five Things’ for Thursday’s Blue Bomber home opener
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be looking for a different result when they host Edmonton in the home opener for the second straight year on Thursday Night. Continue reading
Workshop to teach Winnipeg dads how to do their daughter’s hair
A group of Winnipeggers are helping out father by offering tips when it come to doing their daughters hair during workshops. Continue reading
Canadian trash from Philippines set to arrive in Vancouver
The ship’s arrival will bring nearly to a close the garbage saga that led to a diplomatic dispute with the Philippines and drew attention to the growing global problem of plastic waste. Continue reading
A Chinese ban on Canadian meat could hit over 20% of pork exports, data shows
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China was a major growth area for Canadian pork and beef. Now, producers will have to look elsewhere, for as long as the suspension lasts. Continue reading
Winnipeg outdoor pools set to open
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
The outdoor pools will open June 28 while the wading pools will open July 1 and 2. Continue reading
Canada wants proof of Chinese claims that fake certificates used to ship pork: Carr
International Trade Diversification Minister Jim Carr said he’s skeptical of the product’s origins. Continue reading
Winnipeg calls off proposal to dismantle homeless camps
By Marek Tkach Reporter
The city has reversed their decision surrounding hiring a contractor to remove homeless encampments after a meeting with the Mama Bear Clan. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets pass on qualifying offers to 5 players, including Beaulieu and Morrow
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Defencemen Nathan Beaulieu, Joe Morrow, and Jimmy Oligny, as well as forward Marko Dano, and goalie Ken Appleby all didn’t receive qualifying offers from the Jets to make them unrestricted free agents. Continue reading
COMMENTARY: The Tory climate plan champions technology over taxes
The climate plan unveiled by Andrew Scheer recognizes that market forces and technology, not taxes, point the way to a cooler planet, says Tasha Kheiriddin. Continue reading
Canada adds neo-Nazi groups Blood & Honour, Combat 18 to list of terror organizations
For the first time, Canada has placed two neo-Nazi groups on its list of outlawed terrorist organizations. Continue reading
Chinese embassy asks Canada to suspend all meat exports over ‘forged certificates’
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China had previously announced it would block Canadian pork imports from a Quebec-based firm. Continue reading
China urges Canada to ‘take concerns seriously’ and release Meng Wanzhou
The renewed demand comes a day after announcing a suspension of all imports of Canadian meat products to China. Continue reading
China hacked 8 major technology firms in elaborate ‘Cloud Hopper’ attack: report
The hacking campaign was the subject of a U.S. indictment in December that accused two Chinese nationals of identity theft and fraud. Continue reading
A Chinese ban on Canadian meat could hit over 20% of pork exports, data shows
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China was a major growth area for Canadian pork and beef. Now, producers will have to look elsewhere, for as long as the suspension lasts. Continue reading
Fatal crash in the RM of Rockwood claims life of 29-year-old woman
By Diana Foxall Reporter
A 29-year-old woman is dead after a fatal crash Tuesday south of Teulon. Continue reading
Mountie to testify in manslaughter trial for shooting near Thompson
A Mountie charged with manslaughter in the shooting of a northern Manitoba man is expected to testify Wednesday in his own defence. Continue reading
Body found in RM of St. Andrews quarry
A missing man was found dead in a water quarry in the Rural Municipality of St. Andrews on Monday night. Continue reading
100 years after Winnipeg General Strike, women still facing issues in the workplace
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
It’s been a century but women are still facing problems in the workplace. Continue reading
Winnipeg police officer demoted after LERA complaint over abuse of authority
A Manitoba judge has ruled a Winnipeg police officer abused his authority when he repeatedly tried to obtain surveillance video from the Green Brier Inn. Continue reading
Winnipeg Transit Union not enforcing fares amidst second job action
The Amalgamated Transit Union 1505 announced Wednesday its members will be taking job action on Thursday. Continue reading
Ed Tait’s ‘Five Things’ for Thursday’s Blue Bomber home opener
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be looking for a different result when they host Edmonton in the home opener for the second straight year on Thursday Night. Continue reading
Hey, big spender: Winnipeg councillors’ expense report audits done
Jeff Browaty is the hungriest, while Devi Sharma is a big talker. Continue reading
Workshop to teach Winnipeg dads how to do their daughter’s hair
A group of Winnipeggers are helping out father by offering tips when it come to doing their daughters hair during workshops. Continue reading
Bombers die-hard in Saskatchewan looking forward to showing his colours with a lawn sign
A Winnipeg Blue Bombers superfan living deep in enemy territory is ready to show his true colours with a new lawn sign, coming straight from the team itself. Continue reading
A Chinese ban on Canadian meat could hit over 20% of pork exports, data shows
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
China was a major growth area for Canadian pork and beef. Now, producers will have to look elsewhere, for as long as the suspension lasts. Continue reading
Winnipeg outdoor pools set to open
By Kevin Hirschfield Anchor/Reporter
The outdoor pools will open June 28 while the wading pools will open July 1 and 2. Continue reading
Winnipeg calls off proposal to dismantle homeless camps
By Marek Tkach Reporter
The city has reversed their decision surrounding hiring a contractor to remove homeless encampments after a meeting with the Mama Bear Clan. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets pass on qualifying offers to 5 players, including Beaulieu and Morrow
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Defencemen Nathan Beaulieu, Joe Morrow, and Jimmy Oligny, as well as forward Marko Dano, and goalie Ken Appleby all didn’t receive qualifying offers from the Jets to make them unrestricted free agents. Continue reading
Manitoba Liberal leader Dougald Lamont won’t commit to laying out how he’ll pay for promises
Lamont says he will lay out his anti-austerity platform before the Sept. 10 provincial election, but cannot commit to revealing details as to how he would pay for it. Continue reading
Debunking the myth of the evil stepmother
By Kim Smith Reporter
“Being a stepmom is sometimes like a dirty little secret. Like there’s a lot of shame.” Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets unveil 2019-20 regular season schedule
For the second straight year the Winnipeg Jets will open and close their regular season schedule on the road. Continue reading
Two men wanted by First Nations Police Service thanks to video footage of assault
After tips from community members, MFNPS put warrants out for Edward James Sutherland and Richard William Sutherland, both of whom are charged with aggravated assault. Continue reading
Winnipeg School Division report shows big improvement in literacy, numeracy for Grade 3 students
The report, known as the Framework for Continuous Improvement, is a planning and reporting process that tracks student achievements and educational outcomes. Continue reading
Young Winkler man dead after crash on Hwy. 30
A 21-year-old man from Winkler is dead after the car he was driving was hit by a minivan Monday near Altona. Continue reading
Pair die after motorcycle hits deer near Newdale, Man.
A 76-year-old woman and a 64-year-old man from Strathclair, Man. are both dead after the motorcycle they were riding hit a deer on Highway 16 Monday morning. Continue reading
Missing 16-year-old girl last seen Sunday
Shauntey Houle, 16, was last seen Sunday evening on Long Plain First Nation, and police said they believe she’s travelling between Winnipeg and Long Plain. Continue reading
Supreme Court of Canada sets date for Saskatchewan’s carbon tax appeal
Saskatchewan’s appeal of its challenge to the federal carbon tax is slated to be heard by the Supreme Court of Canada in December. Continue reading
Transcona councillor Shawn Nason calls for review of school zones
Coun. Shawn Nason said the topic of speeding is a ‘sacred cow’ among Winnipeggers, with many considering enforcement changes to be a cash grab, but he said there needs to be a serious look into whether the current system is having an impact on safety around schools. Continue reading
Man’s body found in the water near Leaf Rapids
The man’s body was found in the water at Turnbull Lake Beach, just south of the town of Leaf Rapids, on Friday afternoon. Continue reading
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