Laurent Brossoit marvelous as Winnipeg Jets escape with win over Vegas
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Laurent Brossoit made 43 stops and set a franchise record for saves in a period as the Winnipeg Jets extended their home winning streak to five games. Continue reading
Hockey: Canada beats U.S. for gold; elated but tired players return home
Teammates tired, but elated after winning gold at world women’s under-18 hockey championship in Japan. Continue reading
Trudeau slams Venezuelan ‘dictator’ Maduro, sidesteps question on Brazil’s president
Trudeau’s remarks came in response to a question from an attendee at a Tuesday night town hall at Brock University in St. Catharines, Ont. Continue reading
Alberta mom frustrated her breastfeeding infant needed paid ticket for show
By Kim Smith Reporter
Preventing a woman from bringing her breastfeeding infant to a show could be grounds for discrimination on the basis of sex, Margot Young, a professor with the Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, said. Continue reading
Two men in custody for Osborne Village break-ins
Police have arrested and charged a pair of Winnipeg men for some Sunday night break-ins in the Osborne Village area. Continue reading
U.S. government shutdown taking a bigger bite of the economy than people expected
The Trump administration initially estimated the shutdown would cost the economy 0.1 percentage point in growth every two weeks that employees were without pay. That estimate has grown. Continue reading
Woman dead after being hit by vehicle on Henderson Highway
Winnipeg police say a woman has died after being hit by a vehicle Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Police investigating West End assault that sent man to hospital
Winnipeg police are investigating an assault in the 600 block of Sargent Avenue at Agnes Street. Continue reading
RCMP, feds to announce new oversight for the Mounties after years of sagging morale
Two reports on the RCMP in 2017 found “similar serious and long-standing concerns” about the Mounties. Continue reading
Thompson RCMP seize cocaine, guns in Split Lake
Thompson police have arrested two people in Split Lake, Man. after a search of their residence turned up cocaine, weapons, ammunition and drug paraphernalia, Continue reading
Winnipeg delays tabling of city budget
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg will wait to table its budget as it seeks further clarity on funding from the province. The February release has been pushed back to March. Continue reading
Netflix accused of using footage of Lac-Mégantic disaster in ‘Bird Box’
Lac-Mégantic Mayor Julie Morin wants the streaming service to take a look at its movie and TV catalogue to make sure no other production is using images of the tragedy. Continue reading
Winnipeg cop to face assault charges in off-duty incident
According to police watchdog the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU), the incident involved an off-duty officer and the alleged assault of a 32-year-old man. Continue reading
Resident in critical condition after early-morning West End fire
An accidental kitchen fire at a West End home started a blaze that sent one person to hospital in critical condition, says the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. Continue reading
Terri-Lynne McClintic’s initial transfer to a healing lodge wasn’t a mistake: CSC
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
It was new policy changes, rather than an error, that saw the murderer of eight-year-old Tori Stafford sent back to a traditional prison, CSC said. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s ‘hamberders’ typo savagely roasted by Burger King
On Tuesday, Trump tweeted about how he treated the University of Clemson national football champions to a fast-food dinner at the White House. However, the president misspelled the word “hamburgers.” Continue reading
Toddler in car seat falls out of moving vehicle as mother drives away unaware
A two-year-old was uninjured after the child’s car seat fell out of a moving vehicle and onto the road while the mother drove away, unaware the kid was no longer in the vehicle. Continue reading
Canadian sentenced to death in China previously warned by B.C. judge to change his ways
By Emily Lazatin Reporter
Years before being sentenced to death by a Chinese court for drug smuggling, a B.C. Supreme Court judge warned Robert Lloyd Schellenberg to change his ways. Continue reading
U.S. government shutdown taking a bigger bite of the economy than people expected
The Trump administration initially estimated the shutdown would cost the economy 0.1 percentage point in growth every two weeks that employees were without pay. That estimate has grown. Continue reading
Saudi teen refugee Rahaf Mohammed is dropping her family name. Here’s how she’s starting her new life in Canada
Rahaf Mohammed will no longer use her last name as she starts her new life in Canada. Continue reading
Laurent Brossoit marvelous as Winnipeg Jets escape with win over Vegas
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Laurent Brossoit made 43 stops and set a franchise record for saves in a period as the Winnipeg Jets extended their home winning streak to five games. Continue reading
Hockey: Canada beats U.S. for gold; elated but tired players return home
Teammates tired, but elated after winning gold at world women’s under-18 hockey championship in Japan. Continue reading
Alberta mom frustrated her breastfeeding infant needed paid ticket for show
By Kim Smith Reporter
Preventing a woman from bringing her breastfeeding infant to a show could be grounds for discrimination on the basis of sex, Margot Young, a professor with the Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, said. Continue reading
Manitoba tax credit for local film and video productions made permanent
The Manitoba Film and Video Production Tax Credit, a refundable credit for labour in local film and video productions, previously had a ‘sunset clause’ – an expiry date for the credit, set for Dec. 31. Provincial ministers announced Tuesday that the sunset clause will be eliminated. Continue reading
Woman, teens threaten to shoot food delivery guy, then steal his food, say Winnipeg police
Police said the victim, 39, was delivering food in the 500 block of Yale Avenue West, when one of the suspects refused to pay for the delivery and threatened to shoot him. Continue reading
Two men in custody for Osborne Village break-ins
Police have arrested and charged a pair of Winnipeg men for some Sunday night break-ins in the Osborne Village area. Continue reading
Woman dead after being hit by vehicle on Henderson Highway
Winnipeg police say a woman has died after being hit by a vehicle Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Police investigating West End assault that sent man to hospital
Winnipeg police are investigating an assault in the 600 block of Sargent Avenue at Agnes Street. Continue reading
Thompson RCMP seize cocaine, guns in Split Lake
Thompson police have arrested two people in Split Lake, Man. after a search of their residence turned up cocaine, weapons, ammunition and drug paraphernalia, Continue reading
Winnipeg delays tabling of city budget
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg will wait to table its budget as it seeks further clarity on funding from the province. The February release has been pushed back to March. Continue reading
Winnipeg cop to face assault charges in off-duty incident
According to police watchdog the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU), the incident involved an off-duty officer and the alleged assault of a 32-year-old man. Continue reading
Three dead dogs discovered in Winnipeg home that housed 15 malnourished pooches
Three dead dogs were discovered in a container in the garage. Continue reading
Resident in critical condition after early-morning West End fire
An accidental kitchen fire at a West End home started a blaze that sent one person to hospital in critical condition, says the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service. Continue reading
One jailed in East Exchange stabbing that put 50-year-old in hospital
One man is in hospital and another is behind bars after a stabbing in the east Exchange District Monday afternoon. Continue reading
Winnipeg has second-highest rate of bed bugs in Canada
Winnipeg’s sits second in the country with a bed bug problem. Continue reading
Blue Bombers sign Adam Bighill to three-year contract
Linebacker Adam Bighill, who picked up the league’s Most Outstanding Defensive Player award at the CFL’s award ceremony in October, will be back in blue and gold next season. Continue reading
Brandon Bus Lines cancels service to Winnipeg
Brandon Bus Lines posted online they’ll be canceling their scheduled service between the two cities, starting Friday. Continue reading
Officer-involved shootings not a cause for panic, says Winnipeg criminologist
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
A Winnipeg criminologist says two officer-involved shootings in one week has caught his attention, but not enough to sound the alarm. Continue reading
Seth Griffith scores in overtime to pace Manitoba Moose past Milwaukee Admirals
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
The Manitoba Moose have points in four straight games after picking up a 3-2 overtime win against the Milwaukee Admirals on Monday at Bell MTS Place. Continue reading
Deer attacked by dogs in Westwood has neighbours on edge
A homeowner on a quiet street in Westwood found her yard looking like a crime scene Saturday. A semi-devoured deer, attacked and killed by dogs, lay in the snow. Continue reading
Adopt A Pal: Playful puppies looking for a new home
Every Monday on Adopt a Pal, Global News Morning features rescues in Manitoba to help them find forever homes. This week, Giant Breed Rescue drops by with some playful puppies. Continue reading
Winnipeg Air Traffic Controllers send pizza to U.S. counterparts
Winnipeg Air Traffic Controllers showed their support of their American counterparts by sending a pizzas across the border. Continue reading
Winnipeg School Division looking into later start time for high schoolers
Trustee Chris Broughton (Ward 2) says the idea of starting classes later in the morning for select high school students is being studied by the division. Continue reading
Winnipeg’s latest LOTTO winner dreamed up his good fortune
Khalaf Shammo had a nighttime dream about winning the lottery, so he bought a ticket. Now he’s the latest winner of the LOTTO 6/49 draw. Continue reading
More names to be added to singer’s tattoo tribute to suicidal youth
Robb Nash is famous for having his right arm covered in the signatures of 120 young people who gave him their discarded suicide notes. He’s added 120 new names to his left arm. Continue reading
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