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All infants should be vaccinated against Hep B, immunization advisory committee says
TORONTO — The National Advisory Committee on Immunization now recommends that all infants receive vaccination against hepatitis B. The post All infants should be vaccinated agains… -
Russell Brand convicted of rape and sexual assault
LONDON (AP) — Russell Brand was convicted Thursday of rape and sexual assault charges on allegations dating back more than 20 years. The post Russell Brand convicted of rape and s… -
Multiple flights in Europe again diverted after bomb threats deemed ‘malicious hoaxes’
MILAN (AP) — Multiple flights in Europe were targeted by bomb threats on Thursday, forcing emergency landings, searches and military escorts to airports in France, Italy and Bulga… -
Here’s how the U.S. midterm election results could affect Canada
OTTAWA — Control of both chambers of the U.S. Congress will shift to the Democrats next year, after Tuesday's midterm elections saw a blue wave wash over even some of the most rel… -
Winnipeg Blue Bombers to give QB Collaros every chance to play before naming East final starter
Blue Bombers QB Zach Collaros practiced on Wednesday in a limited capacity in their first practice since winning the Eastern Semifinal. -
Canada’s focus ‘hasn’t changed’ despite U.S. midterm blue wave, minister says
Canadian leaders say it would be “dangerous” to assume relations with the U.S. will change immediately following a major sweep of the House and the Senate by the Democrats Tuesday. -
Bombers’ Broxton named CFL’s top offensive lineman
Jarell Broxton of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers was named the CFL's top offensive lineman Wednesday. -
More research needed on Port of Churchill expansion's impact on wildlife, report says
Research into how a project like the proposed expansion of the Port of Churchill would affect some local wildlife is "surprisingly scant," a marine conservation non-profit group s…
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Man whose arm was broken in arrest attempt says he's scared to go to court after RCMP officer charged
A Thompson man says he's still suffering lasting effects after his arm was broken last year during an attempted arrest by an off-duty Manitoba RCMP officer, who has now been crimi…
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Public being asked to help shape future of 356-year-old Hudson's Bay royal charter
The four institutions sharing Hudson's Bay's royal charter are launching a public consultation to help decide how access to and education around the 356-year-old document are hand…
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Now-retired senior military officer denies sex assault allegation as Winnipeg trial wraps up
A retired military lieutenant-colonel accused of sexual assault in Winnipeg vehemently denied the allegations against her during testimony Wednesday, as her trial concluded with t…
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Will this year’s super El Niño push 2026 to be the warmest year on record?
While the most significant impact on the global temperature typically comes in the months after an El Niño peak — which hasn't happened yet — some climate models are suggesting 20…
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National chief didn't mean to 'hurt anybody' with remarks on Métis identity
The national chief who came under fire for her comments on Métis identity last week says she didn't want to "hurt anybody" but maintains there's a widespread issue of people false…
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Only Hanover school trustee to vote against Manitoba's health privacy demand is now chair
The only Hanover School Division trustee to vote against yielding to a demand to rescind a motion to ignore student rights to confidential health care is now the board's chair. Je…
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Goldeyes Extend Manager Logan Watkins and Coaching Staff for 2027
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have agreed to contract extensions with field manager Logan Watkins, pitching coach Mark Brewer and hitting coach Adam Donachie. -
Three Arrested in Investigation into Stolen Tool Fencing Network
Winnipeg police have arrested three people after an investigation into an organized network that stole, trafficked and resold tools. -
Jets Stun Canadiens with Historic Four-Goal Comeback: ‘This Group Believed’
Call it a miracle in Montreal. The Winnipeg Jets stunned hockey fans Tuesday with a historic comeback you would have had to see to believe. -
More Canadians Report Skipping Meals Because They Can’t Afford Groceries: Survey
Results from an annual national poverty survey paint a worsening picture of food affordability in Canada, especially for young people, as tariffs imposed by the United States cont… -
Three Injured in Machete Attack at The Forks
WINNIPEG -- Three teens have been charged after three people were assaulted with a machete at The Forks on Saturday.
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Mexican judge accused of taking $2M bribe to release Ryan Wedding’s right-hand man
Officials in the United States say a Mexican judge has been arrested on allegations that he accepted a $2-million bribe in exchange for granting bail to a man accused of acting as… -
The truth behind aquaculture and fish farming
Aquaculture was designed to relieve pressure off of the world’s fish supply. Instead, it’s compromised it. Small fish are farmed, cooked, and grounded into fishmeal at the more th… -
U.S. midterm results spark joy among Canadians but trust in America remains shaky
TORONTO — Many Canadians welcome the Democratic sweep of U.S. Congress, but have mixed views on whether voters' strong rebuke of President Donald Trump's administration will chang… -
Winnipeg Jets’ Brad Lambert clears waivers & loaned to Manitoba Moose
Lambert is going back to the AHL with the Manitoba Moose after not being claimed off waivers. -
Provincewide lung cancer screening ‘months away’ for Manitobans, CancerCare says
CancerCare Manitoba says provincewide organized lung cancer screening will be available in "months" after some work is completed. -
Canada, China agree to extend deal on canola and steel access to late 2028
On Wednesday, Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu said the deal on canola and access for Chinese steel is being extended by two years, to the end of 2028. -
Connor Hellebuyck says family reasons behind Winnipeg Jets trade
Star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck says "very challenging circumstances" involving his family were among the reasons he requested a trade out of Winnipeg. -
Hundreds of students honour military service members at Winnipeg cemetery ceremony
Hundreds of Transcona students stood silently between the graves of fallen Canadian military members and veterans at a Winnipeg cemetery before placing a poppy on the headstones d…
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Manitoba developing strategy to help first responders overwhelmed by drug calls
First responders struggling to cope with a surge in drug use and overdoses will be getting new supports from the Manitoba government.
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Blue Bombers' Jarell Broxton awarded title as CFL's most outstanding offensive lineman
Jarell Broxton of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers was named the CFL's top offensive lineman Wednesday.
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What to watch for as Carney introduces his 2nd federal budget
Prime Minister Mark Carney will deliver his second federal budget on Thursday as the Liberal government reveals next steps in its plan to support the country through an affordabil…
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Gillingham chooses mix of new faces, experienced councillors for executive policy committee
Two rookie councillors have joined Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham’s inner circle, while two returning members take on new roles and finance committee chair Jeff Browaty keeps his…
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No charges for Mountie who fractured Lake St. Martin man's face during arrest
Manitoba's police watchdog has declined to lay charges against an RCMP officer who struck a Lake St. Martin First Nation man in the face with a Taser multiple times, fracturing hi…
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Selkirk Man Charged After Drugs Seized in Trans-Canada Traffic Stop
A 24-year-old Selkirk man is facing drug trafficking charges after Winnipeg police seized about $50,000 worth of heroin during a traffic stop. -
WestJet to Build Huge Maintenance Hangar Near Winnipeg Airport
WestJet will be the first anchor tenant of a new commercial development on the west lands of Winnipeg Richardson International Airport. -
Driver Ticketed After Winnipeg School Patrol Injured
Winnipeg police have ticketed a driver after a school patroller was injured, and are asking for the public’s help in a separate pedestrian hit-and-run. -
Winnipeg Man Discovers $1M Lottery Win While Checking Tickets
A Winnipeg man had to get a second opinion after finding out one of his tickets won $1 million in the October 6 Lotto Max draw. -
Man Charged After Stabbing, Fire in Barricaded Kennedy Street Suite
A 24-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a stabbing and fire inside a barricaded suite in the 400 block of Kennedy Street.
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1 in 3 teens face dating violence, and doctors should be on alert: pediatric society
The Canadian Paediatric Society is urging doctors to talk to teen patients about healthy relationships and dating violence. In new guidance issued Thursday, the society said one-t… -
Portugal great Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from international soccer
Cristiano Ronaldo announced on Thursday he won’t play for Portugal anymore, ending a career that spanned six World Cups and included a European title and the men’s all-time intern… -
Here’s what you need to know as the Liberals prepare to table Budget 2026
The federal Liberals are teeing up Thursday’s budget as the government’s next step toward fixing long-standing problems facing Canada’s economy. Budget 2026 will be the second tab… -
Winnipeg Blue Bombers tackle Jarell Broxton named CFL’s top offensive lineman
A member of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers won the top offensive lineman award for the 11th time in the 53-year history of the award.
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Bombers expected to wait before naming starter
Head coach Mike O'Shea knows the Winnipeg Blue Bombers will be in Montreal on Saturday playing in the East Division final.
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Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham names 5 councillors for his inner circle
One week after the Winnipeggers cast their ballots, Mayor Scott Gillingham announced the five city councillors who will served on the Executive Policy Committee. -
Mother of teen slain in Carman mass killing ends lawsuit against child welfare agency
The mother of a 17-year-old victim in a mass slaying in Manitoba has discontinued her lawsuit against a child welfare agency that she claimed failed to protect her daughter.
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Plane flips while trying to land on private landing strip
A plane attempting to land on a private airstrip in Manitoba's Parkland region ended up upside down after it clipped a tree on its descent.
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Winnipeg's Erin Vosters makes 2026 CBC Poetry Prize longlist
The winner will receive $6,000, a writing residency and have their work published on CBC Books. The shortlist will be announced on Nov. 19 and the winner will be revealed on Nov. …
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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Thursday, Nov. 5, 2026
By afternoon, much of province should be under a mix of sun and clouds. The weekend is looking warm, with the potential for temperatures to exceed 10 C both Saturday and Sunday.
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New Manitoba reeve suing his RM could be at conflict of interest with players in top industry
The new reeve of an Interlake community might have to excuse himself from future decisions about the expansion of two quarries because he's currently suing the municipality over i…
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Does Winnipeg need permanent, supportive housing for veterans experiencing homelessness?
As a Canadian charity providing supportive, permanent housing to veterans experiencing homelessness prepares to open its second project in the country, some would like to see a si…
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Winnipeg's 1st professional women's soccer team will be named Ember FC
Manitoba's first professional women's soccer team is getting a name that's sure to light up the pitch. The Northern Scoccer League's Winnipeg Ember FC will make their debut in 202…
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Pilot Treated After Small Plane Flips in Manitoba
A pilot was treated at the scene after a small plane crashed while trying to land on a private airstrip in the RM of Mossey River. -
Hellebuyck Says Family Circumstances Drove Request for Trade Out of Winnipeg
Star goaltender Connor Hellebuyck says "very challenging circumstances" involving his family were among the reasons he requested a trade out of Winnipeg. -
Gillingham Names Five Councillors to Winnipeg’s Executive Policy Committee
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham has announced appointments to the executive policy committee, naming five councillors to his inner circle. -
Manitobans’ Natural Gas Bills to Drop Slightly Under New Centra Rates
The Public Utilities Board has approved revised natural gas rates for Centra Gas Manitoba effective November 1. -
Winnipeg Ember FC Unveiled as Name of City’s New Pro Women’s Soccer Team
Winnipeg’s Northern Super League (NSL) club has officially revealed its name, crest and colours. Winnipeg Ember FC is the first professional women’s soccer team in Manitoba.