It’s Royal Canadian Mounted Police Day

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WINNIPEG, MB – The Manitoba government is proud to commemorate the second annual Royal Canadian Mounted Police Day, which recognizes the dedicated service of RCMP officers in their commitment to the safety and well-being of others, Justice Minister Heather Stefanson announced today. “As Manitobans and as Canadians, it is important that we show our respect…

Winnipeg Election Website is Open

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WINNIPEG, MB – 2018 is the Winnipeg Municipal and School Boards election year and the city has launched a new official website for the election. Election day is Wednesday, October 24, 2018 and the City is encouraging residents to check out its brand new election website by clicking here. The website covers a wide range…

No More Formula ‘Grid Girls’

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INTERNATIONAL SPORTS – Formula One is going to drop the pre-race parades by the ‘grid girls’ that has been a part of the races for many years. Julian Satterthwaite, of Reuters News, has more information in this video report.

Winnipeg Starts a Cannabis Coordination Committee

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WINNIPEG, MB – The City of Winnipeg is preparing for the legalization of marijuana in Canada by establishing a “Cannabis Coordination Committee. The committee will prioritize and focus the city’s efforts. “The federal government appears intent to follow through on their commitment to legalize cannabis later this summer,” said Mayor Brian Bowman. “The legalization of…

Nominate Someone for the Make A Difference in the Community Awards

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WINNIPEG, MB – Do you know someone, a family member, coach, or volunteer you feels makes a difference in the community? Nominate them for the the Lieutenant Governor’s Make a Difference Community Awards. Lt.-Gov. Janice C. Filmon is requesting nominations for the awards, which are presented annually to six deserving individuals from across the province.…

4 Manitoba Students Could Win $100,000 Loran Award

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WINNIPEG, MB – Four Manitoba students will have the incredible opportunity to win the prestigious Loran award worth $100,000. Russell Cabeliza from St. Paul’s High School. Hannah Levit from Gray Academy of Jewish Education. Samantha Morin from Teulon Collegiate Institute. And Megan Brunen from Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School. They each have a chance to…

Manitoba Bison Football Sign 12 New Recruits

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WINNIPEG, MB – Twelve young football players, spanning from Winnipeg to British Columbia, have committed to the Manitoba Bisons football team for the 2018 season. The players include, offensive linemen Christian Krause, Tyson Thompson and Jeremy Williams while on defence, defensive backs Markos Bockru, Beck Fullerton, Manny Menegbo, Stephen Adamopoulous and Robbie Lowes plus linebacker…

Wall Street suffers Biggest Two-Day Drop Since 2016

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BUSINESS NEWS – The Dow Jones Industrials racked up their worst two-day stock market slump since September 2016 as inflation fears pushed government debt interest rates to four-year highs. Conway G. Gittens has more information in this Reuters News video report. Kevin Klein, Manitoba Post

‘Glee’ Star Convicted on Child Porn Charges Found Dead

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS – Mark Salling, the actor on the hit show “Glee” who was due to be sentenced this spring on child pornography charges, was reportedly found dead on Tuesday. Nathan Frandino, of Reuters News, has more information in this video report. Kevin Klein, Manitoba Post

Scott Taylor – “The Best Sports Story of 2017”

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WINNIPEG, MB – For Riverton’s Carter Comeau, a chance to officiate in the BC Junior Hockey League seemed like a good idea. Now that the former member of the MJHL’s Winnipeg Blues, the MMJHL’s Stonewall Jets and the KJHL’s Arborg Ice Dawgs was through with his playing career, officiating was a good second choice. He…