Manitoba Moose give Winnipeg hockey teams chance to practice with the pros
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Players from the Manitoba Moose practiced with the South Winnipeg Storm on Tuesday as part of the team’s Community Practice Series contest. Continue reading
Alberta mom disappointed with Ottawa’s ‘no’ vote on infant loss leave
By Kim Smith Reporter
Earlier this month, members of Parliament voted against an amendment to C-86 brought forward by the Conservatives to ensure parents would be entitled to 12 weeks of leave following the death of a child. Continue reading
These child soldiers are ‘firewood’ for the war in Yemen
Thrust into a world of bullets, bombs and blood, thousands of child soldiers are fighting on the front lines in Yemen’s civil war, often against their will. Continue reading
Camper fire in Vita, Man. turns fatal
Police said once the fire was extinguished, an investigation took place and human remains were discovered. Continue reading
Non-stop flights now available from Winnipeg to Miami, Tampa Bay
Flair Airlines announced Monday they are the first carrier in the history of the Winnipeg airport to offer non-stop service to Miami and Tampa Bay, Fla. Continue reading
Third Canadian detained in China amid rising tensions
A third Canadian was detained in China, Global Affairs confirmed Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Meth, a sword and an improvised gun found during Winnipeg traffic stop
Three Winnipeggers face multiple charges after a traffic stop turned up a zip gun, a sword, meth, and cash. Continue reading
Second warrant, more charges issued for Winnipeg fugitive
A second warrant is out for the arrest of Roy Christopher Brandson, 36, who was already wanted by Winnipeg police for a violent break-and-enter incident Dec. 8. Continue reading
Elon Musk unveils first Los Angeles tunnel to combat city’s traffic
Billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk unveiled the first tunnel completed by the underground transit venture he launched two years ago as a remedy to Los Angeles’ infamous traffic. Continue reading
Winnipeg man found unconscious on McGee Street, dies in hospital
Winnipeg police say the death of a man in the McGee Street area is being considered a homicide. Continue reading
Winnipeg Police Service dog Dante dies
Dante the police dog died Monday, about a year and a half after he retired from the Winnipeg Police Service. Continue reading
Russia won’t let U.S. inspect new missile that threatens nuclear treaty
Russia says the range on its new nuclear-capable missile puts it outside a treaty with the U.S. that restricts intermediate-range weapons. Continue reading
Blue Bombers sign pair of 2018 CFL draft picks
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed national offensive linemen Matthew Ouellet De Carlo and Ben Koczwara for the 2019 CFL season. Continue reading
Semi driver charged in Humboldt Broncos crash granted adjournment to new year
The lawyer for Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the semi driver charged in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, asked for more time to review documents disclosed by the Crown. Continue reading
Facebook says it had consent to share users’ data, messages with other tech giants
Facebook downplayed a report that it shared users’ data and personal messages with other tech companies, saying it had users’ permission to do so. Continue reading
Militant who beheaded two Canadians still on the loose and investigators may have uncovered why
Researchers say they have identified the Facebook page of the Abu Sayyaf militant who beheaded two Canadians in the southern Philippines in 2016, and it has deepened the mystery about him. Continue reading
100-year-old Ontario woman says one of keys to a long life is partying
Jamiran Ali or “Ma” says she still finds time to hit the dance floor, even at 100. Continue reading
Tornado touches down in Port Orchard, Wash., leaving damage in its wake
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
Homes were damaged and trees uprooted in Kitsap County, west of Seattle, when the tornado touched down just before 2 p.m. Continue reading
Third Canadian detained in China amid rising tensions
A third Canadian was detained in China, Global Affairs confirmed Wednesday morning. Continue reading
Trump signed a letter of intent to build a tower in Moscow. His lawyer denied it, but he did it: reports
By Jesse Ferreras Online Journalist
Rudy Giuliani initially said there was a Trump Tower Moscow letter of intent, but “no one signed it.” Continue reading
Manitoba listed as second-highest province for violence against girls and young women
Winnipeg is recorded as having the third highest rate of violence against girls and young women in 2017. Continue reading
You’re a mean one, Mr. Scammer: Avoid getting tricked this holiday season
The Better Business Bureau is warning the public about scammers looking to take advantage of the holiday season with tricks like fake websites and fake shipping notifications. Continue reading
Manitoba Moose give Winnipeg hockey teams chance to practice with the pros
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Players from the Manitoba Moose practiced with the South Winnipeg Storm on Tuesday as part of the team’s Community Practice Series contest. Continue reading
Alberta mom disappointed with Ottawa’s ‘no’ vote on infant loss leave
By Kim Smith Reporter
Earlier this month, members of Parliament voted against an amendment to C-86 brought forward by the Conservatives to ensure parents would be entitled to 12 weeks of leave following the death of a child. Continue reading
Camper fire in Vita, Man. turns fatal
Police said once the fire was extinguished, an investigation took place and human remains were discovered. Continue reading
Blue Christmas church services across Winnipeg support people grieving
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Christmas is the most wonderful time of the year for many people, but it’s also the most challenging time of the year for people going through loss. Continue reading
Non-stop flights now available from Winnipeg to Miami, Tampa Bay
Flair Airlines announced Monday they are the first carrier in the history of the Winnipeg airport to offer non-stop service to Miami and Tampa Bay, Fla. Continue reading
Meth, a sword and an improvised gun found during Winnipeg traffic stop
Three Winnipeggers face multiple charges after a traffic stop turned up a zip gun, a sword, meth, and cash. Continue reading
Second warrant, more charges issued for Winnipeg fugitive
A second warrant is out for the arrest of Roy Christopher Brandson, 36, who was already wanted by Winnipeg police for a violent break-and-enter incident Dec. 8. Continue reading
Winnipeg man found unconscious on McGee Street, dies in hospital
Winnipeg police say the death of a man in the McGee Street area is being considered a homicide. Continue reading
Winnipeg Police Service dog Dante dies
Dante the police dog died Monday, about a year and a half after he retired from the Winnipeg Police Service. Continue reading
Blue Bombers sign pair of 2018 CFL draft picks
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have signed national offensive linemen Matthew Ouellet De Carlo and Ben Koczwara for the 2019 CFL season. Continue reading
Semi driver charged in Humboldt Broncos crash granted adjournment to new year
The lawyer for Jaskirat Singh Sidhu, the semi driver charged in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash, asked for more time to review documents disclosed by the Crown. Continue reading
Tragic Humboldt Broncos bus crash chosen as Canadian Press’ news story of the year
The Humboldt Broncos bus crash that killed 16 people and injured 13 others has been selected as the top news story in Canada in 2018. Continue reading
Year-round spirit of Santa helper inspires Winnipeg toy drive
Winnipeg’s most well-known Santa’s helper died in October, so his loved ones are keeping his spirit alive with a toy drive in Brian Sanderson’s honour. Continue reading
Manitoba’s ‘significant’ plan to battle illicit drugs is a task force
A new Illicit Drug Task Force was announced Tuesday. A public report isn’t expected to be available until June 2019. Continue reading
‘I ate a lot when I was here’: Florida food blogger dishes on Winnipeg eats
A Florida food blogger who made a detour to Winnipeg to watch his beloved Lightning play, said he found some new culinary favourites in our city. Continue reading
Winnipeg protesters call for right to strike, support for Canada Post workers
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Concerned Manitobans gathered outside the Canada Post depot on McDermot Avenue Monday afternoon in support of unionized workers’ right to strike when collective bargaining fails. Continue reading
Portage la Prairie store employee hit by thieves in get-away car
Three suspects who fled a Portage la Prairie store with two full carts of unpaid items and then struck an employee with their vehicle were arrested Sunday. Continue reading
Pukatawagan man killed by teen’s snowmobile
A 16-year old driver of a snowmobile turned himself in to police following a fatal collision with a man on a winter road in Pukatawagan on the weekend. Continue reading
Armed Forces confirms Shilo reservist who died by suicide was bullied
By Heather Steele Senior Anchor
The Canadian Armed Forces is accepting responsibility for its role in the death of Corporal Nolan Caribou, a Manitoba-based soldier who took his own life Nov. 18, 2017. Continue reading
50 tickets issued in second week of Winnipeg police Checkstop program
Week two of the holiday Checkstop campaign led to 50 tickets, five non-driving criminal arrests, 14 impaired driving-related charges, and one positive test for cannabis. Continue reading
Winnipeg Blue Bombers sign Canadian linebacker to multi-year contract
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers signed linebacker Jesse Briggs to a two-year contract on Monday. Continue reading
Mark Scheifele named NHL Star of the Week, again
By Russ Hobson Sports Anchor/Reporter
Winnipeg Jets forward Mark Scheifele is one of the NHL’s Stars of the Week for the third time this season. Continue reading
Cops track down convenience store robbers in Corydon area
A man and a woman are in custody at the Winnipeg Remand Centre after a Corydon Avenue robbery Sunday morning. Continue reading
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