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Society
10:46 a.m., March 1, 2019
Evelyn Casey, the manager of volunteer services at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre, wholeheartedly thanks the residents of the city for their fast assistance. This year, HSC clothing depot faced a severe lack of resources due to record high demand and low donations. Evelyn Casey put out a public plea on Tuesday. Now she is happy to announce that she has encountered another, much more pleasant problem. She had to look for a place in the depot for inboundi...
Crime
9:20 a.m., March 1, 2019
Crime is on the rise in Canada for the last couple of years. Car theft, drugs, property theft, and property damage…the list goes on and on. More and more calls about robbery and break-ins coming to police every day. Sometimes criminals get away with what they did, but some cases get solved and arrests are made even months after the incident. As per multiple reports and witnesses, a man was threatening people during the past month. Luckily police had arrest...
Society
9:13 a.m., March 1, 2019
Mark Kinsley, a waste division supervisor for the City of Winnipeg, announced the deplorable situation with used diapers in blue bins. Despite the clear list of what can not be put into the blue bun, one banned thing continues to appear there with an enviable frequency in Winnipeg. This is used diapers. "When it was really bad, we were finding anywhere between two and four thousand per week," said Mark Kinsley. According to him, now the situation has impro...
Society
7:42 a.m., March 1, 2019
Lisa Dyck and her 17-year-old son bought tickets for a meet-and-greet with former U.S. president Obama but her son was banned by the Secret Service. The woman cannot understand why her son was forbidden to attend a meeting that should take place on Monday during Obama’s visit to Winnipeg. This week, the family received a message that Aaron Dyck is not allowed to attend the event without giving a reason. Mother said that for a 17-year-old boy it was a real...
Flood Warning
7:10 a.m., March 1, 2019
Flood water is a hazard to health and extremely dangerous when moving. Flooding can occur at any time of the year and can be due to many causes from heavy rainfall and blocked drains to burst water mains, tidal ingress and burst river banks. ... Whatever the cause, flood water presents a general hazard to health. The Manitoba Government is predicting major flooding this spring along the Red River. On Thursday, February 28th a Sustainable Development Minist...
Sports
5:48 a.m., March 1, 2019
Winnipegger Ali Musse will be the fifth homegrown player in city’s new professional soccer team Valour FC. The team announced signing of the contract with him on Thursday. Ali said he was experiencing incredible emotions from returning to his hometown. “It’s something that you obviously grow up dreaming about, playing professional soccer,” Musse said. “But to do it in your hometown is just something amazing.” The last three years, the 23-year-old midfielde...
Society
4:33 a.m., March 1, 2019
Transit drivers together with Winnipeg kids show that they do not forget the tragedy that happened two years ago. Students from Winnipeg's Luxton elementary school created more than 274 handwritten notes in March 2017 and gave them to Transit drivers. On Thursday, February 28, Transit drivers came with gratitude towards the children. Drivers brought treats and letters of thanks. They also brought a thank-you banner. The transit union said that children's c...
Society
4:05 a.m., March 1, 2019
Everyone loves snow days and beautiful weather the winter brings. People take advantage of winter weather and having fun ice skating, sledding and, of course, winter fishing. But now the spring is just around the corner, many great family events in this first weekend of March and the days are starting to get a little bit longer. Make some memories! March Tabletop Game Day If you and your family love games, then this monthly event is for you! Everyone is we...
Missing Person
3:36 a.m., March 1, 2019
How often do you see an ad or article online about a person missing? How about flyers at busy intersections and downtown building walls? Nowadays people go missing in Canada almost every day. Most of them are found fast and returned home safely, but for in some cases, the search continues for months. A missing person is always a tragedy for the family and friends. People have no rest, can’t sleep peacefully, when a family member is not at home and safe. Bu...
Politics
11:13 a.m., February 28, 2019
Mayor Brian Bowman on Wednesday issued a statement saying that property tax for city residents may be increased by 9.43%. Winnipeg's city budget should be tabled on Friday, and funding problems with the province have not yet been resolved, which can lead to such measures. Earlier, the mayor has already demanded the provincial government to clarify this issue, and also said that the city still did not receive the promised millions of dollars for the 2018 pr...
Sports
9:43 a.m., February 28, 2019
All Winnipeg soccer fans will be able to see a new professional team of the city for the first time in their debut home match on May 4. This match will be held by the newly formed Canadian Premier League. In addition to Winnipeg’s Valour FC, 6 more Canadian soccer teams will take part in the championship. On Wednesday, the new league published the schedule of matches and details about competition format. Each of the 7 soccer clubs will hold 28 matches, 14...
Society
8:28 a.m., February 28, 2019
In Winnipeg, there has been a significant shortage of police staff. Therefore, firefighters have to take over their functions in critical situations. The union that represents Winnipeg firefighters is worried about the situation. Recently, firefighters arrived at the hotel instead of the police, when they received a call saying that a drunk person does not want to leave the building. When they arrived and saw the situation, the firefighters realized that t...
Society
7:07 a.m., February 28, 2019
The fight against sexual abuse continues. Martina Saunders was a teenager when she became a victim of sexual violence. The woman admitted that decades had passed before she was able to recover. Precisely because of such a long recovery process, Martina could not pass by and gave a speech on this topic. "I've gone through different healing journeys," said Saunders. "It's helped me to come to terms with what I went through and I'm still learning about it." M...
Nuggets Recall
5:40 a.m., February 28, 2019
Everyone likes to eat the food that tastes good, but also we need to think about the health aspect of the food we consume and the nutrients and vitamins it gives our body. An investigation into an outbreak of foodborne illness has led to a recall of frozen chicken nuggets. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) along with Sofina Foods Inc. is recalling Crisp & Delicious brand Chicken Breast Nuggets from the marketplace due to possible Salmonella contam...
Weather
5:01 a.m., February 28, 2019
Everyone loves snow days and beautiful weather the winter brings. But sometimes too much snow can bring some problems like difficult driving conditions and power outages. The winter forecast for Canada shows different temperatures and not as much snow, as it was last year. Based on the North American Ensemble Forecast System's values (NAEFS), Hasell said, "Looking at the values for the sixth of March to the 13th of March most models are pointing to below n...
Missing Person
3:54 a.m., February 28, 2019
Unfortunately, almost every day a police report filed about a missing person in Canada. Most of them found fast and returned home safely, but for in some cases, the search continues for months. A missing person is always a tragedy for the family and friends. People have no rest, can’t sleep peacefully, when a family member is not at home and safe. But the police and family members work hard every day to locate the missing person and provide help if needed....
MPI
3:33 a.m., February 28, 2019
Winnipeg Police continue to receive reports of hijackings of cars that were abandoned or with the keys in the ignition. In mid-December, Manitoba Public Insurance issued a press release stating that of the 3,100 hijackings last year, 90% of the hijackers used the original keys. In about 50% of the cases, the keys were in the ignition or in the glove compartment. In other cases, the keys were stolen from the house or from the pockets of owner`s jackets. Man...
Society
3:17 a.m., February 28, 2019
Animal shelters are full of animals that are just waiting for someone to take care of them and bring them to a place they can feel safe at and could call it home. Animal Services introduced the Doggie Date program a few months ago and said they saw an immediate reaction from people who wanted to participate. The idea is so that people instead of adopting the dog right away, now they can take dogs and puppies for a week, weekend or even just one day, to kin...