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Outdoor activities start in Winnipeg and make city residents leave their houses. If the arrival of the season’s first Canada Goose at Oak Hammock Marsh isn’t enough of a sign of spring for you, there are some outdoor activities for you. All golf fans will be pleasantly surprised that the 2019 season begins as early as Thursday, March 21. Shooters Family Golf Centre on Main Street is ready to open its doors for all city residents. No one expected such an ea...
Society
Can millennials buy property in Winnipeg? The 23-year-old shared her opinion. Bryanna Lafantaisie wants to buy a house in Winnipeg. However, everything is not so good as she thought before. Like many other young people, the girl has a limited budget. As it turned out, most of the properties in the city go beyond her 200,000-dollar budget. The 2019 federal budget assumes assistance to such residents of the city as Bryanna Lafantaisie. Canada's housing agenc...
Society
Students from Winnipeg high schools now compete with their rival schools not only in the athletic field but also online. Such form of competition gives students a chance to rep their school off the field. It became possible thanks to Manitoba High School eSports League. Brian Cameron, principal at the Louis Riel Arts & Technology Centre, said that many students perceived Esports as another extracurricular activity. Now children who are not part of the scho...
Speeding
Speeding is a major factor in road accidents, as well as distracted driving. Both of these factors can lead to serious crashes with vehicles damaged and people getting injured or even killed. Over 78% of all distracted drivers are distracted because they have been texting while driving. RCMP said the woman gave the excuse of being late for class, but received a $299 ticket regardless. The Slow Down Move Over traffic act requires drivers to do just that, sl...
Bank Robbery
Bank robbery sounds almost impossible nowadays, but still, such crimes still happening, but everyone gets caught eventually. Former Winnipeg TV host and journalism teacher Steve Vogelsang will stand before the judge, as per his lawyer Greg White. Stephen Vogelsang is accused of robbing two banks in Medicine Hat, Alberta, three in Regina, and one in Saskatoon from July to October 2017. At a preliminary hearing in November last year in Alberta, it was determ...
Society
A girl is fighting brain cancer in Winnipeg and her dream to see her friends has come true. Kailyn Danielson was diagnosed with brain cancer in December. Since then she has spent many weeks far away from her native home and school. When a local charity found out about the girl’s dream, it decided to help. So, on Wednesday, Danielson’s class flew all the way from Cranberry Portage to Winnipeg and spent the day with her. It was just amazing. The girl was rea...
Thin Ice
Warning Preparedness Meteorologist with Environment Canada, Natalie Hasell said after this week and the weekend of cold temperatures, we'll see a very slow, gradual increase in temperatures. The skating season at the Riley Family Duck Pond is over, Assiniboine Park said Wednesday, adding that a melt brought on by warmer weather has made the ice on the pond unsafe. All outdoor pleasure rinks and skating ponds managed by the City of Winnipeg have also closed...
Crime
On Tuesday, March 19th approximately at 12:00, the Winnipeg police received a message about a carjacking in the area of Burrows Avenue and McPhillips Street. The victim, a 65-year-old woman, reported that when she stopped at a red light, an unknown man sat in the front seat of her car, grabbed her wrist and told her to go. The suspect took out a knife, and the victim, fearing for her safety, followed the carjacker demands. The victim took the suspect to va...
Incidents
On Monday, March 18th a terrible accident happened on northbound Isabel Street between Ross Avenue and Logan Avenue. First responders were called and had to attend a child and woman are in critical condition after they were hit by a car near the Slaw Rebchuk Bridge. The witnesses, who were on the scene said that it appeared to involve a young girl no more than five, and her mother. A four-year-old girl has died from injuries after being hit by a car on Mon...
Politics
Winnipeg is a great and constantly growing city. Our city authorities recognize a need for constant growth and development as the city`s population grows every year. The City of Winnipeg tabled its budget for 2019 on Friday, March 1st. Some of the highlights include a regular tax rise, but a decrease in roads spending by $29.6 million to $86.4 million. Despite hints of a massive property tax increase, Mayor Brian Bowman said it wasn’t fair for city taxpaye...
Society
Winnipeg starts road repair. Spring is already in the city. The snow is melting and it is getting warmer day by day. However, besides joyful emotions, the onset of the spring can bring such unpleasant things as bad roads. In this regard, the city is actively starting to repair them and to prepare for the flood. City crews are actively working to eliminate potholes on the roads. Now, they are concentrating on the main streets of the city and on the streets...
Society
Bear Clan Patrol found used needles in the West End when the snow began to melt. Spring is in the city. The snow begins to melt and the inhabitants of the city come out of their houses to spend more time outside. However, many of them can see not a very nice surprise on the ground in the form of used needles. Melting snow shows that Winnipeg's meth epidemic is still relevant. Bear Clan has already found several needles and the organization thinks that ther...
Society
The number of threats, violent assaults and patients with meth-induced psychosis is growing rapidly in city hospitals. A Code White is used when in cases of violence or aggression in the hospital, or when a staff member thinks he needs help. Last month, three Winnipeg hospitals called this code a record number of times. As statistics show, Code Whites were called four times less often in 2017 than in 2018.  Krista Williams from Winnipeg Regional Health Aut...
Society
A woman who was sexually exploited in the youth said the report into Tina Fontaine's death misses the mark. Isabel Daniels says that closing children is not the solution. This can lead to much worse consequences. Daniels is strongly against a recommendation to extend involuntary confinement for youth in imminent danger of harm. The woman is the head of 24/7. This is a subcommittee of people who have experienced sexual exploitation and fight to have a norma...
Society
About 20 local schools will receive bike cages this spring. This will be possible thanks to a partnership between the Green Action Centre and the City. As the statistics show, the number of bike thefts has grown by more than 80% over the past 5 years. This situation probably contributed to the fact that children stopped riding bikes to and from their schools. Secure bike parking is the first step to make bike riding again popular among students and parents...
Crash
On Monday a scary accident happened at the intersection of Goulet Street and Tache Avenue. As per witnesses on the scene, one vehicle collided with another at the intersection and the second vehicle crashed into a corner building. As of now, there is no information about injured among those involved in a crash, as well as no statement from police about the reasons for the accident. Unfortunately, many accidents still happen in Winnipeg every, despite the w...
Society
All parents who want to find an interesting hobby for their child were looking forward to the start of the registration for the spring-summer 2019 season. Now people can finally take their children outside after such a cold and long winter. Winnipeg offer kids attend swimming lessons, summer camps, fishing lessons and more. Adults can also find many interesting options. For example, cooking classes, yoga and photography. Registration for all classes is als...
Snow Sculptures
Just a week ago parts of Manitoba were shut down due to heavy snow and some highways were closed to prohibit individuals getting on the road and getting stuck, to ensure the safety and lives of the people. But now the winter is going away and forecasts even show some positive air temperature in a week or so. It is time to say goodbye to the snow and cold weather, here are a couple of pictures of very creative and beautiful snow sculptures in our city. As s...