Need one for a Christmas get together and figure I might as well get one that I'll enjoy. Anything video game or star wars related would be sweet. Can't buy online. submitted by /u/IceDragon77 [link] [comments]

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Sorry if this is a stupid question. I searched on the BellMTS website regarding using your own router instead of the PACE ones but was not able to find anything. ​ I've read that using your own router may actually be better than using the basic ISP ones they provide. The question is, with BellMTS, […]

The jolly old elf turned up at a Kelowna car dealership to pose for pictures with kids and sports cars.

This is the third year for the Young Entrepreneurs Pocket Money Market, limited to Kelowna vendors between the ages of five and 15.

Earlier this week, Churchill celebrated the arrival of the first visitors travelling by train in over a year — but the newly repaired train tracks also mean freedom to go south for many who live in the northern Manitoba town.

Emad Mishko Tamo looks excitedly at his bright-green mountain bike and talks about how he’s looking forward to summer cycling adventures with other Yazidi refugee children in his community.

At least 10 trucks and cars drove dangerously fast on the Red River Saturday, putting themselves and dozens of ice fishers in danger, say two friends.

A Brandon man started his Saturday morning in handcuffs, and may have ended it without his girlfriend, after accidentally shooting her in the leg.

A veteran of the Second World War met the nephew of the man who took his place on the front lines just days before the end of the war — possibly saving his life.

Sunday was a day for a sermon, a song and a slice at Main Street soup kitchen, the Lighthouse Mission. The faith-based, non-profit organization between Logan and Higgins avenues serves about 300 people per day during the week. Yesterday, it capped its Sunday outreach program that included a small church service and carol singing with […]

As the temperatures plunged this week, most Winnipeggers tried to shorten the time they were outside. One military veteran and his girlfriend on the other hand, pitched a tent and camped at the corner of Higgins Avenue and Main Street for the week. The couple used the bold act to collect toys, clothing and food […]

Emad Mishko Tamo looks excitedly at his bright-green mountain bike and talks about how he’s looking forward to summer cycling adventures with other Yazidi refugee children in his community. For the 14-year-old boy, the bicycle stands for freedom, something that only a few years ago was snatched away from him and his family when they […]

For the first time, dozens of new Canadians sang O Canada as their own national anthem at a special citizenship ceremony on Sunday. During the ceremony, which was held to mark ……

One male youth remains in hospital following a collision Friday in St. Norbert which affected traffic on Pembina Highway for several hours. At just before 1 p.m., emergency personnel responded to a report of a collision involving a vehicle near the intersection of Pembina Highway and Ducharme Avenue. Four male youths, including the driver, were […]

A cursory glance at the final score doesn’t tell the tale. Although it ended in a one-sided blowout, were it not for the sharpness of goalie Connor Hellebuyck in the early stages, it would have been the Winnipeg Jets chasing the game – instead of the Jets chasing goalie Michal Neuvirth early in the second […]

Police said the airport is still functional.

For the past three years, employees at Waste Connections of Canada have spent their holiday parties building bicycles for less fortunate children.

Winnipeg’s power play struck three times and seven different players found the net as the Jets routed the visiting Philadelphia Flyers 7-1 on Sunday.

For a province that prides itself on its adherence to free enterprise — even with the NDP in power — it’s an astonishing turn of events. Perhaps no less remarkable is the move was preceded by a plea for such intervention by some major players in an oil industry known for its distaste for past […]

The doctors working on Manitoba Lifeflight air ambulances are prepared to refuse to work on private planes, beginning Jan. 1. The Winnipeg Sun has learned the physicians sent a Nov. 26 email to the provincial government that warned they are set to take that action over their ongoing concerns related to the potential shift to […]

STOCKTON, Calif. — Curtis Lazar scored in overtime and in regulation as the Stockton Heat edged the Manitoba Moose 3-2 in American Hockey League action Saturday. Kerby Rychel also found the back of the net for the Heat (12-12-1), who are 5-5 in their last ten games. C.J. Suess and Alexis D’Aoust supplied the offence […]

Stop skimming profits I don’t mind paying my share when it comes to the use of hydro, because when the power is down people want immediate restoration or they complain. The professional crews are out there doing needed repairs in minus-40C and plus-40C weather conditions. What is upsetting however, is that governments have been siphoning from Manitoba hydro […]

I have my restricted firearms license and am interested in purchasing a firearm. ​ I have a few questions regarding buying and selling; ​ Am I able to purchase restricted firearms from friends or family? If I was going to purchase a firearm from a friend or family member what would be the steps? Would […]

David Onyemata hadn’t played a single down of football when he arrived at the University of Manitoba in 2011. More interested in quarterly reports than quarterback blitzes, Onyemata originally came to Winnipeg from Nigeria to pursue an economics degree. Seven years later, Onyemata is making key contributions to a New Orleans Saints team with designs […]

TORONTO — There was no winning ticket for the $9 million jackpot in Saturday night’s Lotto 6-49 draw. However, the guaranteed $1 million prize was claimed by a ticket holder in Ontario. One ticket purchased in Ontario and two in Quebec matched five of the six numbers plus the bonus to win $81,173 each. Three […]

Five out of eight nominations for album of the year are women, and six of the eight best new artist nominees are women, as well.

Gough, 31, retired the most decorated luger in Canadian history. She was the first Canadian to win an Olympic medal in the sport with a bronze in February’s Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea.

Canadian skip Tracy Fleury sits tied for the top spot in Group A of the women’s draw at the second World Cup of the season after round-robin action Friday.

If you have clear skies and are willing to brave the chilly temperatures, you might want to head to a dark site and look for a passing visitor.

TORONTO — Winnipeg bantamweight Brad (Superman) Katona won a unanimous decision — and perhaps a submission as well — over Matthew Lopez on the undercard of UFC 231 on Saturday night. Katona (9-0-0) had Lopez in a choke on the ground as the fight ended and the American, his arm going limp, appeared to have […]

ESTEVAN, Sask. — Jennifer Jones is headed to the women’s final of the Canada Cup. The Winnipeg skip jumped out to a 4-1 lead after a three-score fourth end en route to an 8-4 victory over Ottawa’s Rachel Homan in the women’s semifinal Saturday night. Jones and Homan are the two most recent Canada Cup […]

New proposed rules governing how and when a provincial referendum can take place unveiled this past week could pave the way for more direct democracy in Manitoba. That’s a good thing. But there’s a major flaw in the bill that needs to be changed. Bill 8, The Referendum Act – introduced this past week – […]

For some people, it just doesn’t taste like Christmas until they have sipped their first rum-infused eggnog. And we’ve got the perfect place for you to start sipping those yuletide libations this Tuesday, Dec. 11. Just join us for our annual Nog at the Nob (St. Norbert Hotel), from 5 to 10 p.m., as my […]

Konstantin Kilimnik has a history of connecting former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to contacts in Russia and Ukraine.

The Penguins were called for too many men on the ice, setting up the winning power play.

Humboldt Broncos survivor Ryan Straschnitzki had his mind on his teammates when a truck rear-ended his bus last week, screaming “please live,” according to his mother.