Militaria Expo in East St. Paul Honors Veterans
Explore the Militaria Expo in East St. Paul, featuring historical artifacts and headdresses on display to commemorate Canada's military heritage. Discover this unique event.
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Winnipeg Ice Fishing Show Celebrates Manitoba Culture
The Winnipeg Ice Fishing Show brought thousands to Red River Exhibition Place, celebrating a cherished Manitoba tradition. Discover the highlights and community spirit.
First Indigenous Veterans Day Powwow Held in Winnipeg
Winnipeg made history by hosting the first-ever Indigenous Veterans Day powwow at Sergeant Tommy Prince Place, honoring Indigenous service members with cultural celebration.
Winnipeg ceremony honours Indigenous veterans' legacy
A poignant ceremony in Winnipeg marks Indigenous Veterans Day, reflecting on the courage and overlooked history of Indigenous service members. Learn their stories.
Winnipeg man dies after assault, 4 arrested: RCMP
A 33-year-old Winnipeg man has died following a serious assault, leading to four arrests by RCMP. Get the latest details on this developing investigation.
Wrongful tickets issued due to misplaced Winnipeg signs
Dozens of Winnipeg drivers received unfair tickets after school zone signs were incorrectly placed in Sage Creek. Learn how the city is addressing this error.
Manitoba NDP Convention Addresses Winnipeg Affordability
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew leads NDP convention discussions on Winnipeg's affordability crisis. Key policy initiatives and community concerns take center stage.
Manitoba NDP's meth detention bill prioritizes public safety
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew passes bill allowing involuntary detention of meth addicts for public safety. Could this pragmatic approach revive federal NDP prospects? Read analysis.
Woman shares near-death experience in Winnipeg hospital ER
A Winnipeg woman's harrowing near-death experience in a crowded emergency room reveals critical gaps in Canada's healthcare system. Learn why patient advocacy matters.
Winnipeg police officer pleads guilty to charges
A Winnipeg police officer has pleaded guilty to multiple charges, with the police chief calling it a dark day for the service. Learn more about this developing story.
Unexplained Wealth Order Granted Against Winnipeg Priest
A Manitoba judge invokes the Unexplained Wealth Act against a Sikh priest accused of temple theft. Learn about this landmark financial investigation case.
Marking Indigenous Veterans Day in Manitoba
Discover meaningful ways Manitobans can recognize Indigenous Veterans Day this November 8. Learn about ceremonies and educational opportunities to honour Indigenous military contributions.
Namestnikov Plays 800th NHL Game for Winnipeg Jets
Winnipeg Jets centre Vladislav Namestnikov reaches career milestone of 800 NHL games. Read about his journey and significance to Canadian hockey.
Winnipeg launches campaign against human trafficking
Winnipeg launches 'Can You See Us?' initiative to combat human trafficking during major events. Learn how the campaign aims to protect vulnerable individuals.
CTF Demands Cancellation of Winnipeg City Podcast
Canadian Taxpayers Federation calls for Winnipeg to cancel its official podcast, citing poor performance and wasted public funds. Learn why this initiative failed taxpayers.
Manitoba sees employment decline, fewer job seekers
Manitoba experiences employment decline with fewer people actively seeking work. Latest labor market data reveals shifting employment patterns in the province.
Winnipeg man breaks into home, stabs himself: police
A Winnipeg man was arrested after allegedly breaking into a family's home and stabbing himself with a butcher knife. Police investigation ongoing.
Oak Park Wins Winnipeg High School Football Title
The Oak Park Raiders emerged victorious in the Winnipeg High School Football League championship game against Dakota Lancers at Princess Auto Stadium. Read about their thrilling victory!
Free Museum Admission for Canadian Veterans in Winnipeg
Veterans and current Canadian Armed Forces members now receive complimentary access to Winnipeg's Canadian Museum for Human Rights, honoring their service and sacrifice.
Brady Oliveira Weighs Free Agency Options
Winnipeg Blue Bombers running back Brady Oliveira, fresh off a career-best season, weighs his future as free agency looms. Will the hometown hero stay or explore new opportunities?
Blue Bombers' Grey Cup Dream Ends in Heartbreak
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers' quest for a hometown Grey Cup appearance ends in disappointment after a crushing 24-23 loss to the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Western Final.
Winnipeg's Pumpkin Composting: From Waste to Garden Gold
Discover how Winnipeg is transforming Halloween pumpkins from landfill waste into nutrient-rich compost, reducing methane emissions and creating environmental benefits.
Winnipeg man seeks family in found VHS vacation tape
A Winnipeg man discovers an old VHS tape from 1997 showing a family's Florida vacation and launches a social media mission to reunite the memories with their rightful owners.
Doorbell prank at RCMP officer's house ends with youth in cuffs
A seemingly harmless doorbell ditch prank at a Winnipeg home takes an unexpected turn when the resident reveals himself as an off-duty RCMP officer, leading to a youth's arrest and an IIU investigation.
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