Jets Road Trip: Brittany Greenslade heads to Nashville — one reporter’s journey
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Global News reporter Brittany Greenslade is covering the Winnipeg Jets — and their fans — in Nashville for round 2 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Continue reading
Exclusive: ‘It works best when we are a team’: Winnipeg police board chair
Thursday, David Asper, chair of the Winnipeg Police Board, spoke exclusively with CJOB’s Geoff Currier about the priorities of the police service. Continue reading
Boy rescued after being trapped underwater for 8 minutes
Police have released video of the rescue of a 12-year-old boy whose leg got stuck in a pool grate at a resort in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Continue reading
Former Winnipeg Jet praises current team — its the boost Winnipeg needs
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
With the Toronto Maple Leafs out of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Winnipeg Jets are the only Canadian team left, but are they Canada’s team? Continue reading
Empress Street crowned worst road in Manitoba
Empress Street is on track to be fixed soon, though many roads on the list are not. Continue reading
Andrea Constand praised for her courage after Bill Cosby convicted of sexual assault
Constand’s lawyer Dolores Troiani spoke on behalf of her client following the verdict, saying that “although justice was delayed, it was not denied.” Continue reading
Winnipeg police service working to recruit next round of Cadets
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Winnipeg police are recruiting the next class of Cadets for the fall, and quite possibly the next round of police officers. Continue reading
Two people sent to hospital after car crashes into dump truck
Police confirm two people were sent to hospital Thursday morning after a car crashed into a dump truck. Continue reading
‘There’s a lot of truth in this’: Incel spokesperson defends movement praised by Alek Minassian
“I don’t condone violence. But the realities are that some men are genetically not capable of attracting a woman.” Continue reading
From broom closet to detached home: What millennials can afford across Canada
A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules. Continue reading
Boissevain, Man. letter warns of yoga’s supposed ‘anti-Christian values’
As the first yoga studio prepares to open in a small southwestern Manitoba community, a letter is being circulated warning against the practice. Continue reading
Netflix tax? Liberal-dominated committee recommends taxing ‘intangible’ products
A Liberal-dominated House of Commons committee is calling on the Trudeau government to make internet giants like Netflix collect and remit sales taxes on as part of a series of recommendations to help Canada’s small businesses compete online. Continue reading
Foot Patrol to hit the ground in Osborne Village in May
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
Osborne Village will soon have some additional foot traffic in the form of safety ambassadors. Continue reading
‘Serious ATV collision’ now fatal: St. Pierre RCMP
RCMP from St. Pierre-Jolys said Wednesday a woman injured in an ATV collision just east of Kleefeld Saturday afternoon had succumbed to her injuries. Continue reading
Trudeau to spotlight gender, feminism at G7 Summit, Bono not convinced
The gender equality advisory council that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau set up to help bring feminism to the G7 summit will be publishing its full list of recommendations later this year. Continue reading
New security video shows Toronto van attacker driving on sidewalk, people fleeing
The video obtained from a Yonge Street storefront, shows the van speeding down the wide sidewalk at 1:24 p.m. Continue reading
13 semi-trucks help prevent man from jumping onto Michigan highway
More than a dozen tractor-trailers lined up beneath a Detroit-area freeway overpass to aid police trying to help a man who was contemplating suicide. Continue reading
Parliament holding ‘historic’ debate on requesting papal apology for residential schools
Parliament is set to hold what is being deemed an “historic” debate on whether to ask Pope Francis to formally apologize for the significant role the Catholic Church played in the residential school system. Continue reading
From broom closet to detached home: What millennials can afford across Canada
A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules. Continue reading
Bill Cosby guilty on all counts of sexual assault after retrial
Outside the courtroom, two Bill Cosby accusers were seen hugging, crying and clapping. Continue reading
RCMP believe missing Portage la Prairie teen may be in Winnipeg
Portage la Prairie RCMP are trying to find 17-year-old girl who was last seen April 6. Continue reading
Winnipeg police asking for help finding missing 10-year-old boy
Winnipeg police said Thursday they were looking for 10-year-old Steven Fisher-Ross. Continue reading
More space, giant TV screen for Winnipeg Whiteout street party, Round 2
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
The Whiteout party will be open for home games of the NHL playoff series; organizers expect the crowds to grow, as they did with each game in Round 1. Continue reading
How a little industrial road in St. James cracked the podium of CAA Manitoba’s Worst Roads
By Christian Aumell Reporter
Sherwin Road was named the third-worst road in CAA Manitoba’s Worst Roads list of 2018. Continue reading
Jets Road Trip: Brittany Greenslade heads to Nashville — one reporter’s journey
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Global News reporter Brittany Greenslade is covering the Winnipeg Jets — and their fans — in Nashville for round 2 of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Continue reading
Exclusive: ‘It works best when we are a team’: Winnipeg police board chair
Thursday, David Asper, chair of the Winnipeg Police Board, spoke exclusively with CJOB’s Geoff Currier about the priorities of the police service. Continue reading
Former Winnipeg Jet praises current team — its the boost Winnipeg needs
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
With the Toronto Maple Leafs out of the Stanley Cup playoffs, the Winnipeg Jets are the only Canadian team left, but are they Canada’s team? Continue reading
Empress Street crowned worst road in Manitoba
Empress Street is on track to be fixed soon, though many roads on the list are not. Continue reading
Winnipeg police service working to recruit next round of Cadets
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Winnipeg police are recruiting the next class of Cadets for the fall, and quite possibly the next round of police officers. Continue reading
Two people sent to hospital after car crashes into dump truck
Police confirm two people were sent to hospital Thursday morning after a car crashed into a dump truck. Continue reading
From broom closet to detached home: What millennials can afford across Canada
A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules. Continue reading
Boissevain, Man. letter warns of yoga’s supposed ‘anti-Christian values’
As the first yoga studio prepares to open in a small southwestern Manitoba community, a letter is being circulated warning against the practice. Continue reading
Foot Patrol to hit the ground in Osborne Village in May
By Nikki Jhutti Videographer
Osborne Village will soon have some additional foot traffic in the form of safety ambassadors. Continue reading
‘Serious ATV collision’ now fatal: St. Pierre RCMP
RCMP from St. Pierre-Jolys said Wednesday a woman injured in an ATV collision just east of Kleefeld Saturday afternoon had succumbed to her injuries. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets ready for second round series; Laine misses practice
Patrik Laine missed practice Wednesday as the Winnipeg Jets prepared for their second round playoff series with Nashville. Continue reading
‘Smash-talk’ — Nashville Predators taunt Winnipeg Jet fans on Twitter
With any sport, there is going to be trash talk, and in hockey it’s almost a given. As the Stanley Cup playoffs continue so do the jabs, and this time it’s geared towards Jet fans. Wednesday the Nashville Predators tweeted out their latest ‘smash car’ candidate — presumably giving local fans a chance to take… Continue reading
Jets hosting viewing party at Bell MTS Place for 2nd round road games
By Christian Aumell Reporter
Instead of watching Game 1 at home, you can pay $10 to watch it on the big screen above the ice at Bell MTS Place. Continue reading
Manitoba NDP pushing for non-binary identification
By Diana Foxall Reporter
The Manitoba New Democratic Party introduced a private member’s bill Wednesday that would allow people to put a ‘X’ on their provincially-issued government ID. Continue reading
Winnipeg police offering free online child abuse awareness training
By Shannon Cuciz Host, Global News Morning
In less than two hours, program users will learn about child sexual abuse, the grooming process, professional boundaries, child disclosure and reporting. Continue reading
The last straw? Winnipeg businesses consider alternatives to plastic
By Timm Bruch Reporter
After a Winnipeg restaurant announced plans to ditch plastic straws, other local establishments are taking a hard look at the amount of plastic they use. Continue reading
Tourism Winnipeg takes over Saint Paul Twitter account after playoff bet
By Brittany Greenslade Senior Reporter/Anchor
Tourism Winnipeg won an online bet against St. Paul to take over the city’s twitter account. Continue reading
The challenges of adding more direct, non-stop flights out of Winnipeg
By Christian Aumell Reporter
At the moment, there are nearly 60 destinations served by non-stop flights out of Winnipeg. Continue reading
Winnipeg Jets to face off against Predators in Nashville Friday night
The Winnipeg Jets will be in Nashville on Friday to face off against the Predators. Continue reading
RCMP in Selkirk ask for help in locating missing teen
said Sherrie Silken Garson, 17, left her home at around 2:30 p.m. Saturday to walk the dog and did not return. Continue reading
Smart policing initiatives lead to three arrests in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Police credit smart policing initiatives for three arrests related to weapon and drug offences. Continue reading
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