WINNIPEG, MB – There is a tremendous amount of sadness and there is inconsolable grief around the death of Tina Fontaine. For all of us, Tina’s legacy should be that we think of her as our daughter and we act accordingly as we move forward together to resolve the issues that have plagued far too…
The Planned CPP Increase May Cost More Jobs
WINNIPEG, MB – A Canadian small business group is saying the planned increases in the Canadian Pension Plan will negatively impact jobs in the country. The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) said starting in 2019, CPP premiums will rise for five straight years, followed by another two years where the maximum amount of income…
Province Giving 7,500 Litres of Emergency Fuel to the Sayisi Dene First Nation
WINNIPEG, MB – The Manitoba government will make 7,500 litres of fuel available to the Sayisi Dene First Nation for emergency home-heating needs until a winter road connecting to the community is complete, Minister Ron Schuler said in a news release. “Manitoba winters can be unpredictable and the demand for heating fuel can be a…
UPDATE – Man Wanted for Neglecting Mama Dog & Her Pups
WINNIPEG, MB – RCMP have arrested the man accused of neglecting a mama dog and her pups. Last evening, John Linklater went to the RCMP detachment in Leaf Rapids, Manitoba, where he was arrested. In a news release the RCMP thanked the public and the media for their assistance. Kevin Klein, Manitoba Post —————————————————————————————————————————————- WINNIPEG,…
Winnipeg to Conduct the Second Street Census
WINNIPEG, MB – Winnipeg’s second street census will take place on April 18th with the help of several community groups and their partners. This large-scale, community-based research project will gather information about the extent and nature of homelessness in Winnipeg over a 24-hour period. The Winnipeg street census is funded by the Government of Canada…
Windsor Park Library is Moving
WINNIPEG, MB – The current Windsor Park Library is closing for good this Saturday at 5:00 PM. The library located at 955 Cottonwood Road, closes permanently to allow for the move to the library’s new location at 1195 Archibald Street. The new library home is expected to open in mid-March. During the closure, holds will…
Dorothy Dobbie Talks Daffodils
WINNIPEG, MB – February seems like the dead of winter, but really, it’s already the month before spring starts. The days are getting longer. On Feb. 1, the sun rises at 8:01 a.m. and sets at 5:23 p.m., but the actual daylight hours extend from dawn to dusk, meaning the day will last about 10…
OPINION – Trudeau’s Reaction Divides Canadians
WINNIPEG, MB – Trudeau’s Reaction To Gerald Stanley Verdict Further Divides Canadians “By showing a biased attitude toward the justice system without acknowledging the legitimate concerns of many rural Canadians, Justin Trudeau and Jody Wilson-Raybould are dangerously increasing the deep political divide in our nation.” Click play for more on this from Spencer Fernando:
VIDEO – Manitoba Helicopter Moment
VIDEO OF THE DAY – We enjoy sharing the lighter side of life with you through videos. Please share them with your friends on Facebook and Twitter. In today’s video, incredible footage has emerged showcasing the moment when one very talented pilot attached two sections of pylon together. This footage was filmed on November 18,…
Lott and Sahaidak of Winnipeg Beach Win Mixed Doubles
WINNIPEG, MB – The Charleswood Curling Club played host to the CurlManitoba Mixed Doubles Provincials this weekend. Colton Lott and Kadriana Sahaidak, both from the Winnipeg Beach Curling Club, defeated Melissa Gordon and Kyle Kurz 6-5. Lott and Sahaidak will now represent Manitoba at the 2018 Mixed Doubles National Championship March 28 – April 1,…