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Canada's first 'faith-based' prison unit planned
A Christian organization is in talks with the Manitoba government to create the country's first "faith-based" prison unit for inmates to explore their spiritual side, Canwest News Service has learned.
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Winter blast to hit southwestern Manitoba
It's going to be a rather pleasant day in Winnipeg, but there's a winter storm watch in effect for southwestern Manitoba.
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Monday Nov 30 | Inside Costa Rica
Junk Yard Dogs Members Compete in Costa Rica
By Eric MacKenzie, The Daily Graphic Don Sissons and Cory Smith found out first-hand that the terrain in Costa Rica isn't quite the same as it is at home in Portage la Prairie.
Radical muslim books too easily available: report
When police rounded up 18 terror suspects around Toronto in 2006, they found cash, detonators and videos that showed some of them yelling "God is Great" as they trained in the snow with guns.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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.
Government of Canada Invests in Manitoba's Recreational Infrastructure
Five Manitoba communities will move forward with eight different projects thanks to the Recreational Infrastructure Canada program, a major job-creating investment from Canada's Economic Action Plan.
Man turns himself in after shooting
Police said a 22-year-old man turned himself into Portage la Prairie RCMP Sunday after a shooting last month that hurt a young woman.
Child found in drunk driver's vehicle: RCMP
An alleged drunk driver who had a young child as a passenger led police on a prolonged high-speed chase near Dauphin, Man.
Allegations of abuse and mysterious deaths
Spence suspects she was living at a residential school, away from her home in Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, when she was exposed to the disease.
Canadian prison manager mentors Afghan colleagues
As debate rages in Canada over allegations of prisoners being tortured in Afghanistan, a Winnipeg woman has been working to stamp out abuse and corruption in the war-torn country's much-criticized prison system.
St. Andrews fire ruled accidental
THE cause of a fire that destroyed the interior of a home in St. Andrews early Thursday morning was accidental, the Manitoba Office of the Fire Commissioner says.
The Colgate Bookstore will host a special event with Richard Frost and Tapesty: All-Centuries Singers on Saturday, December 5 at 3:00 p.m. at 3 Utica Street.
Deborah Schnitzer (right), with Literacy Partners of Manitoba's Marg Rose.
This luminous literary novel will delight those who treasure word play, want a Winnipeg fix and yearn for interesting and complex stories.
Fight in Transcona leaves man dead
Emergency medical staff transport a critically injured man who had made his way to a convenience store.
Porter: the little airline that could
Porter: the little airline that could Porter Airlines in operation at the Toronto Island Airport.
Charges laid after woman stabbed in Flin Flon
A Flin Flon man has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a woman Wednesday.
Canadian trucker dies in Nebraska crash
The Nebraska State Patrol is identifying a 38-year-old semitrailer driver from Manitoba, Canada, as the person killed in a three-vehicle crash on a southeast Nebraska highway.
Manitoba sees second death this season
WAYNE.GLOWACKI@FREEPRESS.MB.CA Dr. Joel Kettner and Theresa Oswald offer both grim and hopeful news on Thursday.
Man killed in collision with semi-trailer
RCMP are investigating a fatal motor vehicle crash Wednesday near Oakville, southeast of Portage la Prairie.
St. Andrews fire guts house, slows traffic
The Manitoba Office of the Fire Commissioner has determined that a fire that gutted a house in St.
Manitobans make magazine's Rich 100 list
Somebody forgot to tell the Richardsons about the recession. Winnipeg's first family of business was one of the movers and shakers on Canadian Business magazine's annual Rich 100 list, coming in 15th place with a net worth of $2.72 billion.
Drowned students had no drugs in system
Final autopsy results show that three college softball players who drowned when their sport utility vehicle went into a livestock pond in southwestern North Dakota had not been drinking or using drugs.
Ignatieff tells Liberal faithful he takes responsibility for "tough time"
Liberal Leader Micheal Ignatieff speaks during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ont., on Tuesday November 17, 2009.
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Blaze burns out of control near High Bluff
Rob Swystun/Central Plains Herald-Leader -- A grass fire burns out of control northeast of High Bluff Wednesday.
probe reveals problems at Manitoba daycares
Licensing orders for daycares originally provided to CBC News by the province were heavily redacted.
Two joggers groped in River Heights
Police are looking for a man in his 20s in connection with two separate sexual assaults on women jogging in the River Heights area Tuesday morning.
murder trial nears end Accused claims he was sleeping as man shot dead
He has been identified by several eyewitnesses as the man behind an execution-style slaying in a sleepy suburban neighbourhood.
Feds' H1N1 response too slow, Liberals say
The federal government's swine flu program hasn't done enough to help the provinces speed up distribution of the H1N1 vaccine, the Liberals charged Monday.
Ambulance personnel wheel a stabbing victim to an ambulance outside the the Global Bubble Tea House on Sunday night.
The album was a year in the works, but in a matter of weeks, the decision to launch "gospel" as a fundraiser for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank and MCC was made.
Portage la Prairie Daily Graphic
Portagers help fight world poverty by buying ... a cow?
Submitted photo...The purchase of a cow can help a family in an impoverished country create a business to help feed themselves.
Long lines frustrate people seeking flu shots in Manitoba
A health-care worker fills a syringe with H1N1 flu vaccine. Hundreds of people stood in line for a swine flu vaccination shot at clinics in Winnipeg and Brandon on Saturday as strong demand continued for the preventative measure.
Funeral held for drowned softball player
More than 1,000 people filled a church yesterday to say good-bye to a young Manitoba woman who drowned in a North Dakota pond while she was out stargazing with friends.
Woman accused of punching driver
A 29-year-old woman is accused of punching a taxi cab driver in Transcona and then stealing the vehicle.
Ukrainian churches: The heart of Manitoba's heartland
The magnificent Immaculate Conception Church at Cooka TMs Creek, exterior and interior, showing the main altar.
It's time to fire up power of the penny
When you're part of a fundraiser that relies on the power of something as humble as a penny, you realize philanthropy can be carried out by someone as young as a child.
Peter Nygard's Bahamas Complex Burned Out
A spokeswoman for fashion designer Peter Nygard says it's likely he will rebuild his multimillion-dollar Bahamas residence badly damaged by fire this week.
Evelyn Forget a Manitoba researcher who has uncovered findings from an experiment about how people fare when they are guaranteed a livable income.
Vaccine shortage delays clinics
Alicia Hebert keeps her support nearby as she prepares for her H1N1 vaccination this week in Selkirk.
HudBay CEO Peter Jones to retire, president resigns effective immediately
HudBay Minerals Inc. , a Toronto-based zinc miner, says Peter Jones will retire as chief executive of the company at the end of the year, only nine months after he returned in the wake of a corporate and board shakeup.
Artist Rebecca Belmore and curator Anthony Kiendl win 2009 Hnatyshyn awards
Vancouver - based artist Rebecca Belmore, whose works highlight the disenfranchised and marginalized in society, has won this year's $25,000 Hnatyshyn Foundation Visual Arts Award.
Aerial combat was a key part of both World Wars. There were many great Canadian aces in the First World War, such as Arthur Roy Brown .
Marie and Kirby Fontaine are the winners of Manitoba's largest lottery.
The man in line to be Canada's next king joined Prime Minister Stephen Harper and thousands of others to pay tribute to the country's war dead at a packed national Remembrance Day ceremony Wednesday.
Families, soldiers pay tribute in Kandahar
Defense minister Peter Mackay and Colonel Luc Milot remembered the 133 Canadians who died in Afghanistan on Wednesday before a marble memorial etched with their faces.
Veterans honoured at Manitoba ceremonies
Many indoor and outdoor Remembrance Day memorial services are being held around the province on Wednesday, the largest of which, as always, will be at the Winnipeg Convention Centre.
Vimy Ridge vet's medals returned
The medals of a St. Andrews soldier who died at Vimy Ridge made it home just in time for Remembrance Day.
Via to reduce northern Manitoba service
Via to reduce northern Manitoba service A polar bear is seen walking along the road as the Olympic Flame arrives in Churchill, Man.
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Lorna's Flowers In Steinbach Manitoba Offers Redesigned Web Site For Ordering Flowers Online
STEINBACH, MB, November 10, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Lorna's Flowers, a local florist in Steinbach , Manitoba is pleased to announce the availability of its new Web site.
Government of Canada Invests in the Centre Culturel Franco-Manitobain
On behalf of the Honourable James Moore, Minister of Canadian Heritage and Official Languages, Shelly Glover, Parliamentary Secretary for Official Languages and Member of Parliament , today announced funding for the Centre culturel franco-manitobain to support its 2010-2011 and 2011-2012 programming.
Manitoba couple gets record-breaking $50M lotto win
A First Nations couple who had "a hard time in their lives making a living" are now $50 million richer, thanks to the biggest single-ticket lottery win in Manitoba's history.
Coach tells mourners young Manitoba woman who drowned played, lived with heart
In this undated photo taken from the Dickinson State University athletics department web site, missing student Ashley Neufeld, 21, of Brandon, Manitoba in Canada is shown.
Military on standby in Manitoba as water rises
Ice jam now extends from the St. Andrews Lock and Dam in Lockport north towards Selkirk, Thursday.
Watch out for new diamond lanes.
DIAMONDS are a transit rider and cyclist's best friend -- starting today. Diamond lanes, that is.
One lucky person, presumably a Manitoban, has won $50 million in the second-largest lottery prize ever awarded in Canada.
Priority list enforced at Winnipeg flu clinics
The H1N1 flu shot is being given out this week on a narrowed priority list from last week.
Low Aboriginal transplant rates blamed on 'bias and racism'
Peter Nakogee knows the chances are not good for aboriginals seeking transplants in Canada, but the gregarious father of four has reason to celebrate.
Police Say Lake Search Finds No Trace of DSU Students
DICKINSON POLICE LT. DAVE WALLACE SAYS A SEARCH OF A NEARBY YOUTH FISHING AREA ALSO FOUND NO TRACE OF THE DICKINSON STATE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS.
H1N1: The good, the bad, and the prickly
Canada has had a pandemic plan of some kind since the late 1980s. After SARS killed 44 Canadians in 2003, more action followed: A federal chief public health officer was appointed, the Public Health Agency of Canada was created, and federal and provincial governments agreed on an up-to-date pandemic influenza plan.
Olympic torch lights up Saskatchewan and Manitoba on day 9 of cross-Canada run
School children look on as the Olympic Flame arrives at the airport in Thompson, Man.
Haunted by War, Researchers Speak About PTSD for Remembrance Day
They've seen horrors, experienced constant threats and survived traumatic events.
Lower sentence in child porn case draws fire
Brock Golden, seen in 2004, began serving his reduced sentence Thursday. A ruling by Manitoba's highest court Thursday to reduce the sentence of a Winnipeg man convicted of sexual crimes against minors is being met with extreme criticism by child-safety and victims' rights agencies.
Preliminary reports: 3 ND college students drowned
Authorities say preliminary autopsy results show drowning as the cause of death for three North Dakota college softball players found dead inside a sport utility vehicle that sunk in a rural farm pond.
New books trace careers of Manitoba movie-makers
Two new books place the spotlight on 13 of Manitoba's feature filmmakers, three of whom have close ties with Gimli.
Inappropriate Sepsis Therapy Leads To Fivefold Reduction In Survival
Patients experiencing septic shock who receive inappropriate therapy may have a fivefold reduction in survival, shows a new study.
Memorial service held for Dickinson State players
Dickinson State University officials retired the numbers of three college softball players at a packed memorial Thursday, two days after the women were found dead in their sunken vehicle in a livestock pond.
RCMP looking for hit-and-run driver
Two drivers received minor injuries in a three vehicle collision after a car was struck from behind by another on the Trans Canada Highway last night.
H1N1 could hamper Canada's economic recovery
It's the big question facing many companies: What effect will the H1N1 pandemic have on business? Companies, many held back by the strong dollar and tepid demand as the country struggles out of recession, are being urged to plan for absenteeism rates of up to a third of their work forces as the flu season plays out.
Esterhazy victim of Winnipeg bathhouse fire fought for citizenship
Absence levels rise at Manitoba schools
SEVEN Winnipeg schools are among 27 Manitoba public schools reporting higher-than-usual absence levels Tuesday -- the first time this fall that schools within the city are reporting absence problems.
Fire prompts evacuation of UCN residence in Thompson
A fire Tuesday forced students out of their residence at University College of the North in Thompson, Man.
An Ontario man is facing charges in Manitoba after he was found to be transporting contraband cigarettes.
Manitoba spending $42M to clean up old mines
The Manitoba government is spending $42 million to clean up 18 orphaned and abandoned mine sites in the province.
ESSENTIAL staff at CancerCare Manitoba were sent home early Monday afternoon while police searched the McDermot Avenue facility for a suspect in a downtown carjacking believed to be armed.
Manitoba woman among missing students from U.S. college
The women are 21-year-old Ashley Neufeld of Brandon, Man., Kyrstin Gemar, 22, of Grossmont, Calif., and Afton Williamson, 20, of Lake Elsinore, Calif.
A million doses of H1N1 vaccine given
Wendy Dirisio holds her two-year-old daughter Zoe as she receives the H1N1 flu vaccination from RN Diane Nannarone at Metro Hall in downtown Toronto, Oct.
Victims of H1N1: Profiles of 12 Canadians who have died with swine flu
They lived in Canada's small towns and big cities, from coast to coast. They were children, parents, friends and neighbours.