Manitoba conservation officers see little border activity
Manitoba conservation officers assigned to border duties report minimal activity. Stay informed about provincial border security and conservation efforts.
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Measles Exposure Sites Found in Morden and Winkler
Public health officials identify two new measles exposure locations in southern Manitoba. Residents urged to check vaccination status and monitor for symptoms.
Lively's $4M Recreation Facility Designs Unveiled
Northern Ontario community sees conceptual designs for new $4 million recreational facility after years of anticipation. Public gets first look at future community hub.
Snowmobiles stolen in Dauphin storage facility break-in
Manitoba RCMP investigate multiple thefts at Dauphin storage facility where snowmobiles and trailers were stolen. Police seek public assistance in recovery efforts.
Underground fires may burn through Manitoba winter
Provincial officials warn smoldering underground wildfires in northern Manitoba could continue burning through winter months, posing ongoing environmental concerns.
Manitoba puts millions toward rural water upgrades
Manitoba announces significant funding for rural water and wastewater system improvements across the province. Learn how this investment will impact communities.
Historic Woodridge Fire Tower Removed in Manitoba
The iconic Woodridge fire tower has been removed from the Manitoba landscape after serving the community for decades. Learn about its history and what's next for the site.
Winnipeg man denied $300k treatment coverage
Jeremy Bray fights for life-changing spinal muscular atrophy treatment after Manitoba denies coverage. Learn about his journey and healthcare challenges.
Two drownings prompt RCMP ice safety warning in Manitoba
Mounties issue urgent ice safety warning following two separate drowning incidents in northern Manitoba. Learn essential winter safety tips to prevent tragedies.
Timmins Mutual Aid Centre Opening End of January
DIY Community Health progresses on its new mutual aid centre in downtown Timmins, with an anticipated opening by the end of January 2025. Learn more about this community initiative.
Calgary's Ukrainian Community Plans Silent Protest
Calgary's Ukrainian community is organizing a silent protest at the Olympic Oval. Learn about the reasons behind this peaceful demonstration and its significance for the local community.
Canadian Weekend News: Sports, Politics & Events
Comprehensive coverage of Canada's weekend events including sports victories, political developments, and community activities. Stay informed about what's happening across the nation.
Edmonton's McCauley residents welcome police boost
Residents of Edmonton's McCauley neighbourhood express support for an increased police presence aimed at improving community safety and security.
Yorkton Celebrates National Child Day with Community Event
Yorkton community organizations gathered on November 21, 2025, to celebrate National Child Day. Discover how local groups are supporting children's rights and wellbeing in this special coverage.
Manitoba food inflation anxiety high as premier studies costs
Manitobans express growing anxiety over food inflation as Premier vows to investigate high grocery costs. Latest developments on the province's affordability crisis.
Winnipeg Weather: Sun in South, Snow in North
Meteorologist Colleen Bready's November 20 forecast reveals stark weather contrasts across Manitoba. Southern regions enjoy sunshine while northern areas face snow. Stay informed about current conditions.
Toronto's Community Rocks Event Returns November 22
Community Living Toronto hosts its signature Community Rocks: Secret Garden fundraising event on November 22, 2025, supporting people with intellectual disabilities through an evening of music and celebration.
Northern Saskatchewan Policing Called 'Wild West'
Saskatoon tribal council declares northern policing broken as communities face safety crisis. Demanding immediate government action and systemic reform.
Manitoba eliminates sick note requirement for workers
Doctors Manitoba applauds provincial government's decision to end mandatory sick notes, calling it a progressive step that reduces healthcare system strain.
Windsor's Sue McKinnon wins top labour honour
Longtime community advocate Sue McKinnon receives the Charles E. Brooks Labour Community Service Award for her decades of work supporting workers and women in Windsor-Essex.
Dartmouth Community Fridge 10K Fundraiser Returns
The Dartmouth Community Fridge launches its third annual 10K in 10 days fundraiser to support food security initiatives in Nova Scotia. Learn how to contribute.
Police shooting on Sagkeeng First Nation leaves man dead
A Winnipeg man was fatally shot during a police incident on Sagkeeng First Nation. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the tragic event.
Winnipeg group concerned about Manitoba Hydro rate hikes
A Winnipeg advocacy group expresses alarm over proposed Manitoba Hydro rate increases. Learn how these changes could impact your energy bills and what options are available.
Snow Possible in Northern Manitoba: Winnipeg Forecast
Colleen Bready's November 18 weather forecast predicts possible snow in northern regions. Stay updated on Winnipeg conditions and national news highlights.
New Tool Simplifies Driver's Licence Lookups in Manitoba
Manitoba launches innovative digital tool making driver's licence verification easier for residents and businesses. Learn how this technology improves efficiency and security.
Manitoba testing emergency alert system Wednesday
Manitoba conducts emergency alert system test on Wednesday. Learn what to expect and how this critical public safety system protects residents across the province.
Manitoba throne speech targets meth trade crackdown
Manitoba's government reveals a new strategy to crack down on the methamphetamine trade in its latest throne speech. Learn about the plan's details and implications.
Montreal groups ask minister to honour Black community
Community organizations in Montreal are calling on Heritage Minister Soraya Martinez Ferrada to formally recognize the contributions of Black Montrealers through official commemorations and heritage initiatives.
Manitoba throne speech features northern port boost
Manitoba's government reveals ambitious plan to enhance northern port infrastructure in latest throne speech, signaling economic development focus for the province's northern regions.
Human remains found after Berens River fire
Investigators have confirmed the discovery of human remains after a fire in the Manitoba community of Berens River. The RCMP continue their investigation into the incident.
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