Tiger-Cats, Blue Bombers to open CFL’s return Thursday night: week 1 preview
The CFL’s return to play will be missing a few familiar faces. The Hamilton Tiger-Cats will visit the Winnipeg Blue
Continue readingMosquito spraying to take place in parts of Winnipeg, West St. Paul on Thursday
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government will begin spraying for adult mosquitoes in parts of Winnipeg and West St. Paul, after
Continue reading‘A recipe for disaster’: Group protests Manitoba’s decision to remove the mask mandate
WINNIPEG — A group of Manitobans rallied outside the Manitoba Legislature on Wednesday, protesting the government’s decision to remove the
Continue readingManitoba police watchdog investigating more sexual assault allegations against RCMP officer
Manitoba’s police watchdog says it’s investigating more allegations of sexual assault by an on-duty RCMP officer, who was already under investigation. The
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Continue readingSelkirk cops seize meth, cocaine, fentanyl, weapons and more
Manitoba RCMP seized weapons, drugs and paraphernalia in a raid on a Selkirk residence on Friday. With the help of
Continue readingNew cases of COVID-19 continue to drop in Manitoba
Health officials report one of the lowest numbers of new COVID-19 infections in Manitoba for quite some time. As of
Continue readingResidential schools were part of genocide plan, Manitoba’s Indigenous reconciliation minister says
Manitoba’s recently appointed minister for Indigenous reconciliation and northern relations, who previously suggested residential schools were founded with good intentions, has once
Continue readingManitoba reports fewer than 20 COVID-19 cases Wednesday
WINNIPEG — Manitoba reported fewer than 20 new COVID-19 cases and no new deaths. According to the provincial dashboard, the
Continue reading17 new COVID-19 cases, no more deaths in Manitoba on Wednesday
Manitoba has 17 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 and no more people have died, the province’s online dashboard says Wednesday.
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