6 hrs ago | Stonewall Argus & Teulon Times
I find former Selkirk-Interlake Liberal candidate Kevin Walsh's rant about my use of novelty cheques and our government's Economic Action Plan puzzling.
14 hrs ago | Regina Leader Post
CN Rail workers take to the picket lines
Locomotive engineers from Canada's largest railway were walking picket lines at major stations across the country Saturday, beginning a strike after last-minute negotiations derailed.
20 hrs ago | The Globe and Mail
Arctic sea ice has nearly vanished, expert fears
Arctic sea ice has nearly vanished, expert fears Scientist says permanent ice year-round and nearly 10-metres thick has melted and only a thin, seasonal replacement has appeared Chinta Puxley Winnipeg - The Canadian Press Published on Friday, Nov.
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Man who caught abortion doctor's killer says RCMP cheated him out of reward
James Kopp , gets escorted into State Supreme Court by Sheriffs Department Deputy Sullivan and Deputy Hornberger to hear his sentence in Buffalo, New York, on March 18, 2003.
Semi-trailer carrying pigs rolls on Perimeter
A semi-trailer unit transporting pigs has rolled over on the exit from the Perimeter Highway at Pembina Highway.
Canada-Manitoba Support Winnipeg Wastewater Treatment Facility
Research Into Lung Disease Requires Better Investment, Focus: Lung Association
Recognizing the need to position Canada as a global leader in the fight against lung disease, the Canadian Lung Association together with the Canadian Thoracic Society have launched the development of a national research agenda that aims to prioritize areas of significant need as it relates to the treatment and management of lung disease.
Alex Cuba to play Folk under the Clock
Alex Cuba will play Folk Under the Clock on Saturday. Cuba is a two-time Juno Award winner for best world music and hails originally from Cuba.
Government of Canada Helping Those Who Are Homeless or at Risk of Homelessness in Manitoba
The Government of Canada is helping those who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless build a stronger future for themselves.
Ken Gigliotti Winnipeg Free Press / May 26 2009 - 090526 - Manitoba...
KEN GIGLIOTTI WINNIPEG FREE PRESS / May 26 2009 - 090526 - Manitoba Human Right Museum members meet with WFP Editorial Board ,in FP boardroom ,re: financing and building of the museum - Arni Thorsteinson Chair and Trustee Administrator Enlarge Image Winnipeg's real estate investment market is cooking and one local investment trust is using that to ...
Costume museum displays haute history, including royal nightie, tablecloth
Tucked away on the edge of Winnipeg's historic exchange district is probably one of the few places that attracts fashionistas and serious cultural historians alike.
Man accused of shooting ex-galpal arrested
Winnipeg police have arrested a fugitive who allegedly shot his ex-girlfriend at close range last month, resulting in the woman losing part of her arm.
Pair sought in restaurant armed robbery
Two women are being sought in connection with an armed robbery at a Winnipeg restaurant.
RCMP slow to fight child porn: report
The RCMP's vaunted project to nab more Internet child-porn offenders has been bogged down by technological setbacks and a chronic shortage of officers, says a newly released report.
Tot's death shocks mom's Winnipeg co-workers
Lucca Romano died Sunday after falling at Toronto's Pearson International Airport.
Calgary bombing suspect arrested in Manitoba
This is an undated photo from the web of Kyle McKee, who is wanted by Calgary Police for attempted murder and other charges.
Canada stops use of one batch of flu vaccine
Some provinces have stopped using a particular batch of the H1N1 flu vaccine after six people experienced severe allergic reactions, the Public Health Agency of Canada says.