Winnipeg’s struggling defence vs. Minnesota’s struggling offence Read More
Some will prefer to describe the glass as half-full when looking at where the Winnipeg Jets sit at the midpoint of the NHL season. Read More
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According to polling done by the Trudeau government prior to the Oct. 21 election, most Canadians are skeptical about Canada meeting its greenhouse gas reduction targets for 2030 but want us to try. Read More
The city will consider bylaw changes to crack down on the perceived link between bike theft and the meth trade. Read More
You know what’s more inconvenient than spending a half hour to get a flu shot? Spending 11 hours in an emergency waiting room over the holiday season with flu symptoms. Read More
Winnipeg police say some of the city’s officers, as well as a couple of firefighters, faced assaults and injuries as 2019 ended and 2020 began. Read More
Grey Cup champion defensive back Marcus Sayles has been released by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers so he can pursue football opportunities south of the border. Read More
DENVER — Through (Connor) Hellebuyck and high (Kyle) Connor. Read More
MACGREGOR, Man. — RCMP say a Via Rail passenger train has derailed west of Winnipeg with a dozen people on board. Read More
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A Winnipeg woman convicted of stabbing her neighbour 23 times sobbed in court as she asked a judge for mercy. Read More
The Retail Council of Canada is expecting as many as 70 stakeholders for a retail round table at the end of January to take a long, hard look at the concerns around theft and safety in the Manitoba retail industry. Read More
They say good things come to those who wait. Read More
ST. LOUIS — There were no softies in this one, nothing the Winnipeg Jets could point to as a source of bad luck for their sixth loss in their past eight games. Read More
Two Winnipeg NDP politicians are collecting donations of clothing, personal and household items for families displaced due to two separate fires in apartment blocks on Agnes and Furby street over Christmas and Boxing Day. Read More
You can help the police track down Winnipeg’s most wanted. Read More
A Winnipeg health-facility overhaul is now complete and an education review is underway. Read More
I’m kind of glad people are getting away from making New Year’s resolutions. Let’s face it, they usually don’t work out. And you feel even worse than before you started. Losing weight and eating better are two big resolutions that still get made a lot. Don’t worry, I’m not about to start telling you how […]
TORONTO — No winning ticket was sold for the $13 million jackpot in Saturday night’s Lotto 6/49 draw. Read More
Winnipeg are investigating what could be the city’s 44th homicide after responding to ‘a serious incident’ in the Maples on Saturday. Read More
The Grey Cup champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers have lost one of their all-stars on defence to the NFL. Read More
Manitoba Public Insurance stopped $10.2 million in false claims this year which has resulted in charges to about 30 people, the Crown corporation announced. Read More
For those of you who thought that there was a truce in the Christmas Wars in 2019, think again. Once more, secularist groups have demanded space in legislative buildings to spread their anti-religious message. Read More
There are those who want to know what’s coming, and those who’d rather just take it as it comes. Read More
During this past year, Winnipeg and Manitoba have lost a number of prominent individuals. Read More
With all of the dark clouds that have enveloped Winnipeg this year, Christmas has come along at just the right time. Read More
Seven volunteers from a Winkler church made it their mission to spread Christmas joy on Wednesday, helping to serve up pizza and open-faced turkey sandwiches at the Lighthouse Mission in Winnipeg. Read More
Sherri Bernier has heard the concerns about getting a pet for Christmas and pretty much discarded them. Read More
Most families at this time of the year are putting gifts under the tree. One local family is putting the tree in the gift. Read More
Historically, about one in three deaths on Manitoba’s public roadways were attributed to alcohol/drug use, according to Manitoba Public Insurance. Read More
Mark Scheifele vs Canadiens’ plan to stop him Read More
Thanks mostly to Instagram, dishes from the past are becoming popular again. For example, jiggly Jell-O salads. But they usually look better than they taste. A couple food bloggers I follow say mysterious meat moulds and gloppy mayo-marshmallow casseroles are especially popular this time of year because they can look very festive. As I’ve told […]
Stop the presses, you mean breathing vapourized chemicals into your lungs may not be good for you? Read More
First, they had baskets full of fun. Then, our friends at the Canadian Science Centre for Human and Animal Health and JC Wilt Infectious Disease Research Centre turned over a basketful of money to the Christmas Cheer Board. Read More
