Business' news
Missing Person
11:11 a.m., October 31, 2018
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 safely home. Police in Winnipeg is asking for the public's help in locating 17-year-old Sherisa Robyn Gretsinger. The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) says Gretsigner was last seen on Oct. 20, 2018, in the North End of Winnipeg and is believed to be in the company of 18-year-old Juan Hillier. Gretsigner is described as a...
Society
10:59 a.m., October 31, 2018
Canadian scientists conducted a study and concluded that the best pause between pregnancy is 18 months. However, the pause of 12-18 months is also possible. This research is especially relevant for women who decide to have their first child after 35 years. As a rule, their pause between pregnancy is less than that of women who give birth between the ages of 20-35. This is explained by the fact that a woman wants to give birth to the next child while she ca...
Society
10:16 a.m., October 31, 2018
The purpose of this survey was to identify people's attitudes towards meat consumption. The survey showed that most of the country's population expressed their desire to consume less meat products daily, and 30% of those surveyed are going to do it in the next 6 months. Most Canadians consider meat to be an essential part of their diet, especially people over 50 years old. However, most people still want to reduce the amount of meat. The main reason for th...
Society
9:15 a.m., October 31, 2018
Store manager at Party Stuff commented on the costume choice of Winnipeggers. According to the woman, people were not very unusual in their choice this year. Most of the men preferred the image of Superman, Spiderman, Flash or other comics heroes. Also, many bought dinosaur costumes and Harry Potter costumes this autumn. If to talk about women, then Pink Lady jackets were sold the same well as previous years. This is not surprising because many women prefe...
Halloween is here
8:59 a.m., October 31, 2018
Winnipeg is ready for Halloween, people had decorated houses, bought or made costumes, office parties are the place to be and of course, kids are as always excited! Trick-or-treating is a Halloween tradition for children and adults in many countries. Children in costumes go from house-to-house, asking for treats with the phrase "Trick or treat". Children are having fun and getting some treats mostly candies, chocolates, and cookies, parents are there to su...
Crime
5:09 p.m., October 30, 2018
Crime level is on the rise for the last couple of years throughout Canada and in Winnipeg as well. As per Winnipeg Police, most of small crimes and theft happens during the night, when fewer people on the streets, meaning fewer witnesses. But some criminals really do not care about that, they don’t care if anyone will see them and will be able to identify later, some of them are on drugs, under meth influence and just looking for easy money for a quick fix...
Society
1:25 p.m., October 30, 2018
Manitoba fleet is going to save money and to reduce emission. As it became known, the province wants to make some changes in its fleet. Manitoba plans to save $2.3 million and to reduce emission by 4 tons annually. Employees are encouraged to use video calls to the maximum to reduce transport use. According to calculations, the province will be able to save 8.8 million liters of fuel and avoid the release of 23,300 tons of greenhouse gases to the atmospher...
Business
12:24 p.m., October 30, 2018
There is a new agreement between Manitoba and Saskatchewan: Manitoba Hydro will send hydroelectricity to Saskatchewan starting from 2022. On Monday a term sheet was signed between two provinces that says that up to 215 megawatts of hydroelectricity will be sent to Saskatchewan for at least 18 years starting from 2022. Later, the duration of the service can be extended to 30 years. A representative of Hydro said that at the moment electricity is being trans...
Crime
11:23 a.m., October 30, 2018
Winston George was released from Headingley Correctional Centre on Sunday and the Police think he can settle down in Winnipeg. This man is considered very dangerous for all women and children, therefore the Police ask all residents of the city to be extremely careful. In 2008, Thomas was convicted of assaulting a 13-year-old girl. In addition, he made several other attacks on women. Thomas is prohibited from carrying a weapon for life, he will also be supe...
Crime
10:21 a.m., October 30, 2018
October 27 and 28 were incredibly busy for the Police. As it became known, more than 20 crimes appeared during the weekend. Some criminals were arrested, and some investigations are still underway. Here is the list of the incidents that happened on the weekend. There were 8 robberies: On Saturday morning in the 1700 block of Portage Avenue. On Saturday afternoon in the 700 block of Ellice Avenue. On Sunday at Cavalier Drive and Gerrond Bay. On Sunday on S...
Society
9:20 a.m., October 30, 2018
People suffering from psoriasis continue to face problems in getting treatment and communicating with other people. Rosamond Turner, a girl living in Toronto, has psoriasis for almost all her adult life. This disease has brought her a lot of trouble, including the fact that the girl could not even finish her application to a master’s degree program in social work. It happened that she had been at home for months in order not to run into people who could no...
Dog wearing glasses
6:56 a.m., October 30, 2018
Grateful doctors Winnipeg Hospital St. Boniface ordered a portrait of a dog named Rusty. A portrait professional from Ottawa Gale McGregor did a great job on this one. For almost ten years Rusty, a fluffy dog wearing glasses, three times a week comes to the hospital with his owner George Ames, calming both the patients and the staff with his appearance and behavior. “After a stressful day, the sight of a funny dog wagging its tail lifts the spirit and brin...
Job Market
5:52 a.m., October 30, 2018
Looking for your first job just to help your parents with paying bills or have some extra pocket money, or considering a serious position as a life career, in any case, a university or a college degree will help you land a job you desire. But what if you do not have a degree and still considering your options whether to go for higher education or save the time and money, a lot of money on education and start working and actually making money right now. If...
Incidents
5:15 a.m., October 30, 2018
Last year one of the RCMP officers was accused of the behavior the raised a lot of questions, accusations said he was inappropriately touching a 17-year-old teenage female, the case was pending for over a year due to the investigation and time needed to work with the witnesses and their testimonies. The female victim alleged in 2017 that while being searched during an October 2016 arrest, an officer inappropriately touched her body. An internal investigati...
Crime
4:14 a.m., October 30, 2018
A resident of Sandy Bay First Nation is facing a fine of $2,542 for supplying pot to a 13-year-old on Friday afternoon. When the federal government legalized cannabis earlier this year, it left the provinces in charge of how the drug will be sold and where consumers can smoke it. Some things are mostly constant across the country: You can’t buy cannabis if you’re under 18 (though you may have to be 19 in some provinces), you can grow up to four plants at h...
Delta 9
3:16 a.m., October 30, 2018
Canadian postal services are always ready for innovations and using it to help and serve the Canadian people. Starting October 17th marijuana is legal to grow, sell and to buy throughout Canada. Doesn’t matter if you are using it or not, cannabis is coming, it is already here and as of today, it is sold in your local stores and online. Businesses across the country, from growers and retailers to the tech and tourism sectors, are preparing to reap a windfal...
Pet Adoption
5:26 p.m., October 29, 2018
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...
Society
12:30 p.m., October 29, 2018
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency decided to remove Janes Chicken Burgers from the market. The reason for this decision was the suspicion that frozen chicken cutlets may be infected with Salmonella. The conducted studies have linked these burgers to 25 cases of illness in nine Canadian provinces. It also became known that two people were taken to hospital but the death was not recorded yet. However, there is no direct link between eating burgers and bec...

