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Teen charged with attempted murder in Winnipeg stabbing
A teenager has been charged with attempted murder in connection with the stabbing of a man in Winnipeg.
A 17-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a Canada Day stabbing in Garden Grove.
Manitoba sends $1.2M in munitions to Saudi Arabia
Manitoba exported a cache of guns worth $1.2-million to Saudi Arabia last year, but the federal government won't say who sold them, who bought them, or what they were used for.
Longtime Lake Oswego supporter C. Herald Campbell dies
C. Herald Campbell, 57-year resident of Lake Oswego, died on June 26, 2009. He was 98.
Canadian doctor faces off against Obama
When it comes to fighting for the creation of a U.S. government-insurance plan to remedy America's health-care crisis, President Barack Obama has almost three-quarters of the American public in his corner.
Canada's EI benefits pale compared to most OECD countries
Canadian recipients of unemployment insurance benefits are poor cousins compared to their counterparts in most OECD countries, says a new study.
Weekend motorcycle crash in Winnipeg kills Edmonton man
An Alberta man was killed in a motorcycle crash in Winnipeg on the weekend. The 25-year-old man, from Edmonton, was rushed to hospital in critical condition after the collision at about 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Grits, Tories battle for Jewish support in next election
The fact Liberal MP Anita Neville is Jewish just didn't seem to hold as much sway with her Winnipeg community last election.
Swine flu incidence among natives a major concern: PM
Prime Minister Stephen Harper called the spread of swine flu among aboriginal Canadians a major concern on Thursday while the countrya TMs chief public health officer said he understands the complaints expressed this week by First Nations leaders and that his agency is working to address them.
6-year sentence for drunk driver who killed Winnipeg mom
A car thief who killed a young mother of three while drunk driving has been sentenced to six years in prison.
High court clarifies minors' medical rights
A young Jehovah's Witness who challenged a Manitoba law that forced a blood transfusion on her won a partial victory and hundreds of thousands of dollars in court costs at the Supreme Court of Canada on Friday.
TREVOR.HAGAN@FREEPRESS.MB.CA Spreading his hands, Ron Evans, flanked by chiefs Gilbert Andrews, Sheldon Kent and David Harper, calls on governments to offer more help.
pleads guilty to accessory charges Former wrestler jailed for role in 2006 killing
A former pro wrestler admits he helped cover up the grisly slaying of a Winnipeg university student by destroying evidence and hiding one of the alleged killers.
First Nations calls for swine flu state of emergency
First Nations chiefs in Manitoba called on the provincial and federal governments to declare a state of emergency on Wednesday because of the spread of swine flu on reserves and the lag time in responding to it.
Alcohol worries kept sanitizers from flu-hit reserves
Christine Flett and her son, Peter, of the Island Lakes Region of Manitoba look on during a press conference in Winnipeg in June.
Canadian test failed to detect Lyme disease: Patient
A Winnipeg woman is seeking controversial treatment for Lyme disease in South Carolina after she says her Manitoba doctor failed to diagnose her condition.
Pull trigger on trans fat, heart lobby tells Ottawa
It's time for Ottawa to bring in regulations compelling the prepared-food industry to reduce artery-clogging trans fats in everyday products eaten by Canadians, the Heart and Stroke Foundation says.