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Blue Bombers coaching staff complete
Winnipeg Blue Bombers rookie head coach Paul LaPolice introduced the rest of his coaching staff Wednesday.
Stuck Manitoba truckers waiting for help
Some trucking companies are still trying to figure out a way to get stranded drivers back from the shores of Wrong Lake in northern Manitoba.
Sex offender registry bill reintroduced
The Conservative government reintroduced a bill Wednesday that will toughen up Canada's sex offender registry.
4 charged in break-in spree
Four people have been arrested in connection a five-month-long string of break and enters at businesses in Winnipeg and rural Manitoba, police said on Wednesday.
Sandbags filled as Red River rises
Volunteers in North Dakota filled thousands of sandbags on Tuesday in the hopes of avoiding some of the damage from the fast-rising waters of the Red River.
Woman wins $1M in lottery
A woman from Ile des Chenes, Man. is the province's newest millionaire after winning the St. Boniface Hospital Foundation lottery draw on Wednesday.
Guy Maddin short wins award at SXSW
A new short film by Winnipeg auteur Guy Maddin has won the award for best experimental short at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.
Hitchhiker's rude gesture leads to arrest
An Edmonton man who flagged down an Ontario police cruiser with his middle finger in hopes of hitching a ride may have been better off asking politely.
Answers sought in Kenora woman's death
Police in the lakeside town of Kenora, Ont. are trying to piece together the last days of a young woman's life after her body was found on the shore of Lake of the Woods on Sunday.
Arborg gets new emergency facility
A new emergency medical facility is being built in the town of Arborg, Man.
Teen girl sexually assaulted, robbed
A 16-year-old girl in Winnipeg was forced into a bus shelter at knifepoint then robbed and sexually assaulted, police say
Notorious apartment building burns
Firefighters were called to put out a blaze at a notorious apartment building in Winnipeg's West End.
Salary freeze ordered for U of Manitoba execs
The University of Manitoba has ordered a freeze on the salaries of its top executives and academics.
Crash sends 3 to hospital
Three people were sent to hospital after a crash Wednesday in Winnipeg's North End.
Proposed zoning fee delayed again
The mayor's cabinet has delayed voting - for a second time - on a proposed zoning fee that would force home sellers in Winnipeg to pay hundreds of dollars.
Cadet funding deal reached
The City of Winnipeg and the provincial government have agreed to equally fund a $1.7-million police cadet program.
Winnipeg man shot by would-be car thieves
A Winnipeg man and his wife who confronted two would-be car thieves on Monday night put their lives at risk and should have put their own safety ahead of concern for their vehicle, police warned Tuesday.
Travel agency under investigation
An association that advocates for the rights of travellers in Canada is calling for the creation of a regulation agency in Manitoba to protect consumers.
Haiart shooting witness testifies
A man who was walking with Phil Haiart at the time the teen was fatally shot testifies at the second-degree murder trial of the man accused of pulling the trigger.
Plane crashes near Selkirk
A small plane built more than a half-century ago crashed just north of Selkirk, Man. on Tuesday afternoon.
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