WINNIPEG – The Manitoba Liberals are calling on the Pallister government to take action on Manitoba’s growing meth crisis. Liberal Leader Dougald Lamont and Health Critic Dr. Jon Gerrard say the government knew about Manitoba’s growing meth crisis when they were elected two and a half years ago, but have done little or nothing .…
Deer Shot Inside City Limits
WINNIPEG – In 2015, in response to a tip, conservation officers investigated the shooting of a deer in an empty lot on Paul Blvd. They found drag marks and other signs that an animal had been killed on the site. Further investigation revealed a suspect on social media posting shots of him posing with a…
Rio’s 200-Year old National Museum Devastated by Massive Fire
WORLD NEWS – A fire ripped through a museum in Brazil on Sunday, threatening its collection of more than 20 million items from fossils to Egyptian artifacts. Julian Satterthwaite has more information in this Reuters News video report. Source: Rio’s 200-year old National Museum hit by massive fire by ReutersNews
Recall for King Bio Inc. Homeopathic and Veterinary Products
OTTAWA — Health Canada is advising consumers and pet owners not to use homeopathic and veterinary products made by King Bio Inc. and labelled as “Dr. King’s,” “Dr. King’s Natural Pet” or “Natural Pet.” Health Canada says the products may pose a health risk to people and pets, especially children, pregnant women and those with…
Man Wanted on Canada-Wide Warrant on Route to Winnipeg
WINNIPEG – A man wanted on a Canada-Wide warrant may be on his way to Winnipeg according to OPP. Ontario Provincial Police said is a release Monday that they’re looking for Ronald Countryman, 57-years-old. Police believe Countryman is passing through northwestern Ontario. Countryman, no stranger to law enforcement, is serving a 10-year sentence for operating…
Conservation Officers Crack Down on Illegal Hunting
Conservation officers have been cracking down on illegal game hunting in the province resulting in convictions for three separate incidents. In October of 2015 a truck was spotted driving slowly on highway 304, shining a light along the side of the road in an area that was closed to moose hunting. Officers stopped the vehicle…
High Hopes for Churchill Railway Deal
CHURCHILL, Man. — News of a deal to sell and repair a Manitoba town’s broken rail line means more than just a return to reasonably priced groceries and easier access for visitors to the polar bear capital of Canada. It has brought hope that Churchill, the once−bustling port on Hudson Bay, will soon be busy…
Winnipeg School Zones Being Enforced
WINNIPEG – Winnipeg Police are reminding drivers that starting Saturday, September 1st, the reduced speeds in school zones became effective. The speed indication signs are posted in the areas around 171 Winnipeg schools. Enforcement of these reduced speed zones, in compliance with the Reduced-Speed School Zone Regulation found in the Manitoba Highway Traffic Act, will…
Manitoba Small Business Optimism Improves in August
WINNIPEG – The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) released its latest monthly Business Barometer, which reveals optimism among Manitoba’s small business owners increased in August to an index of 62.4, up from 60.1 in July, and remains slightly above the national average index of 61.6. “While Manitoba’s small business optimism improved in August, short-term…
Manitoba RCMP Respond to Multiple Serious Collisions, Two People Have Died
WINNIPEG – Since Friday, RCMP across Manitoba have responded to two fatal collisions where alcohol is believed to be a factor as well as a collision causing serious injury. Police said in a release, with some of the busiest days on our roads quickly approaching due to the end of the long weekend, Mounties are…