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Winnipeg

  • Manitoba and Ottawa Commit $20 Million Each to Landfill Search for Indigenous Women’s Remains
    Manitoba and Ottawa Commit $20 Million Each to Landfill Search for Indigenous Women’s Remains
    The Manitoba government and Ottawa are committing $20 million each to cover the costs of searching a landfill for the remains of two indigenous women at the centre of a ...
    March 22, 2024BY Chandra Philip
  • Portage and Main: Landmark Winnipeg Intersection Could Open Again to Pedestrians
    Portage and Main: Landmark Winnipeg Intersection Could Open Again to Pedestrians
    A landmark intersection in Winnipeg could soon be open again to pedestrians. Mayor Scott Gillingham said on Mar. ...
    March 1, 2024BY The Canadian Press
  • Winnipeg’s Festival Du Voyageur Celebrates 55 Years
    Winnipeg’s Festival Du Voyageur Celebrates 55 Years
    It’s been a good start to the largest winter festival in Western Canada. The Festival du Voyageur kicked ...
    February 22, 2024BY Doug Lett
  • Winnipeg Parents Charged With Manslaughter After Infant Dies From Fentanyl Intoxication
    Winnipeg Parents Charged With Manslaughter After Infant Dies From Fentanyl Intoxication
    The parents of a one-year-old Winnipeg girl are facing manslaughter charges in connection with the child's death from ...
    February 6, 2024BY Jennifer Cowan
  • Air Canada Passengers, Staff Restrain ‘Unruly’ Teen After Assault; Police Arrest 16-Year-Old
    Air Canada Passengers, Staff Restrain ‘Unruly’ Teen After Assault; Police Arrest 16-Year-Old
    An “unruly” teen has been arrested in connection with an assault aboard an Air Canada flight, an incident ...
    January 5, 2024BY Jennifer Cowan
  • Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder After Four Killed in Winnipeg Shooting
    Man Charged With Second-Degree Murder After Four Killed in Winnipeg Shooting
    A man who was on supervised probation for an assault has been charged in a shooting that claimed ...
    December 1, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Winnipeg School Trustee Resigns Following Suspension for Memes About Gender Issues
    Winnipeg School Trustee Resigns Following Suspension for Memes About Gender Issues
    A Winnipeg school trustee suspended over memes on gender issues she posted on social media has resigned. Francine Champagne ...
    November 29, 2023BY Lee Harding
  • Police Release Names of Victims in Mass Shooting in Winnipeg
    Police Release Names of Victims in Mass Shooting in Winnipeg
    Police have released the names of the victims of a shooting in the West Broadway neighbourhood of Winnipeg ...
    November 27, 2023BY Alan Forsythe
  • Search for Answers Underway After Winnipeg Shooting Left Three Dead, Two Injured
    Search for Answers Underway After Winnipeg Shooting Left Three Dead, Two Injured
    Winnipeg residents are waiting for more information as investigators work to piece together what led up to a ...
    November 27, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Police Say Three Dead, Two Injured in Shooting in Downtown Winnipeg
    Police Say Three Dead, Two Injured in Shooting in Downtown Winnipeg
    Winnipeg police say three people are dead and two have critical injuries after a shooting this morning in ...
    November 26, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Winnipeg Man Pleads Not-Guilty in Killing of Parents and Attack on Nurse
    Winnipeg Man Pleads Not-Guilty in Killing of Parents and Attack on Nurse
    Trevor Farley has been charged with first-degree murder in his mother's death, second-degree murder in his father's death ...
    October 16, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • CBC News Admonished for Reporting Opinion as Fact: Network Ombudsman
    CBC News Admonished for Reporting Opinion as Fact: Network Ombudsman
    CBC's ombudsman has criticized the news network's reporting of former Winnipeg mayor Glen Murray's campaign to run again ...
    July 31, 2023BY Amanda Brown
  • Coyote Killed in Area of Winnipeg Attacks
    Coyote Killed in Area of Winnipeg Attacks
    A coyote has been killed in a northern area of Winnipeg where two children were attacked in separate ...
    July 4, 2023BY Doug Lett
  • 2nd Child Attacked by Coyote in Winnipeg Within a Week
    2nd Child Attacked by Coyote in Winnipeg Within a Week
    A 4-year-old child has been attacked by a coyote in the Winnipeg area. It’s the second such attack ...
    July 3, 2023BY Doug Lett
  • Review Makes Recommendations After Man Died in Hospital Hallway Awaiting Care
    Review Makes Recommendations After Man Died in Hospital Hallway Awaiting Care
    A review into the death of man who was waiting in a Winnipeg hospital hallway to receive care ...
    June 30, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Federal Justice Minister Orders New Trial for Two Men Convicted of Murder in 1974
    Federal Justice Minister Orders New Trial for Two Men Convicted of Murder in 1974
    Federal Justice Minister David Lametti ordered a new trial Thursday for two Indigenous men who were convicted of ...
    June 23, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • IN-DEPTH: Why Are Police in Some Cities Turning Blind Eye to Magic Mushroom Shops Operating Illegally?
    IN-DEPTH: Why Are Police in Some Cities Turning Blind Eye to Magic Mushroom Shops Operating Illegally?
    As shops selling magic mushrooms continue to illegally open and operate in cities across Canada, experts say some ...
    June 11, 2023BY Matthew Horwood
  • Poilievre in Manitoba Ahead of Byelection, Shoring Up Support Against Bernier
    Poilievre in Manitoba Ahead of Byelection, Shoring Up Support Against Bernier
    Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre went after People's Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier while visiting Manitoba on June ...
    June 2, 2023BY Matthew Horwood
  • Former Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard Arguing Against Extradition Order at Appeal Court
    Former Fashion Mogul Peter Nygard Arguing Against Extradition Order at Appeal Court
    An appeal hearing is underway in Winnipeg for former fashion mogul Peter Nygard. Nygard's lawyers are appealing a ...
    April 26, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Brian Giesbrecht: Bishop Grandin Played an Honourable Part in Manitoba’s History and Shouldn’t Be ‘Cancelled’
    Brian Giesbrecht: Bishop Grandin Played an Honourable Part in Manitoba’s History and Shouldn’t Be ‘Cancelled’
    Commentary Winnipeg is close to saying goodbye to Bishop Grandin. Soon, the streets, and anything else that bears ...
    March 21, 2023BY Brian Giesbrecht
  • Winnipeg Police Charge Second Man With Attempting to Intimidate Justice Official
    Winnipeg Police Charge Second Man With Attempting to Intimidate Justice Official
    Police in Winnipeg have charged a second person in the surveillance of a Manitoba judge. Police say Randal ...
    January 12, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Convoy to Winnipeg Still Being Planned Despite Pullback From Key Organizer
    Convoy to Winnipeg Still Being Planned Despite Pullback From Key Organizer
    Planners for a convoy-type gathering in Winnipeg in February say the event will still take place after a ...
    January 3, 2023BY Noé Chartier
  • Head of Group Fighting COVID Restrictions Charged With Attempting to Obstruct Justice
    Head of Group Fighting COVID Restrictions Charged With Attempting to Obstruct Justice
    The Winnipeg Police Service says the president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms is facing charges that ...
    January 3, 2023BY The Canadian Press
  • Freedom Convoy 2 to Gather in Winnipeg in February
    Freedom Convoy 2 to Gather in Winnipeg in February
    A second iteration of the Freedom Convoy will be heading to Winnipeg, Manitoba, this coming February to commemorate ...
    December 26, 2022BY Isaac Teo
  • Winnipeg MP and Former Liberal Cabinet Minister Jim Carr Dies After Long Illness
    Winnipeg MP and Former Liberal Cabinet Minister Jim Carr Dies After Long Illness
    Jim Carr, a Liberal MP from Winnipeg and a former cabinet minister, has died. He was 71. Winnipeg ...
    December 12, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Winnipeg Police Defend Decision to Not Search Landfill for Women’s Remains
    Winnipeg Police Defend Decision to Not Search Landfill for Women’s Remains
    Winnipeg police have released more details of their decision to not search a landfill for the remains of ...
    December 6, 2022BY The Canadian Press
  • Vigil Outside Burned Northern Manitoba Home Mourns Loss of Four Kids
    Vigil Outside Burned Northern Manitoba Home Mourns Loss of Four Kids
    Standing on slush under street lights in front of a charred and boarded-up home where a fire claimed ...
    October 30, 2022BY The Canadian Press
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