Business' news
Deadly incident
9:42 a.m., September 17, 2018
Friday night around 9 p.m. a man was hit by a car in Fisher River, Manitoba. As per police, a man was walking on a highway when he was hit by a vehicle going north. The driver, a 69-year-old man, pulled over and called police right away, he remained at the scene until police and paramedics had arrived. The victim was rushed to a nearby hospital with serious injuries, but unfortunately, doctors couldn’t help and he was pronounced dead. The incident is still...
One driver dead
6:30 a.m., September 17, 2018
Despite all the speed limits and regulations, also the highest speeding fines throughout the country, car crashes and accidents caused by speeding is not a rare case in Manitoba. Many of them, unfortunately, have a lethal outcome. Just Friday evening a two-vehicle accident involving speeding had one driver killed another one seriously injured. The crash happened near Teulon, RCMP was called to a collision location between 8 and 9 p.m. When arrived at the s...
Society
12:37 p.m., September 16, 2018
Dillan and her mother collected about $1000, organizing a charity soup store. All the money earned from selling home soups will be given to Steinbach Community Outreach. The representative of the community said that she was pleasantly surprised when a parcel was delivered to the community, inside of which there was a pink lunchbox filled with money. The girl's mother reported that her daughter has a very big heart and she is full of ideas and a desire to h...
Incidents
9:36 a.m., September 16, 2018
About 10 pm on Wednesday, lightning hit the house, located in West St. Paul rural municipality and set it on fire. The owner of the house Louise Evaschesen at that moment watched the TV and heard the roar outside the house, but did not give it much importance. After the TV turned off she decided to go to sleep. Before the woman could get into bed, the phone rang. It was her neighbor calling to warn that the garage of the house was flaming. The first thing...
Crime
6:35 a.m., September 16, 2018
On Thursday the case against a schoolteacher who was accused of sexual harassment of an 8-year-old child several years ago was heard in court. The girl testified against the teacher, and gave evidence. Her words fully coincided with the story she told the police two years ago. In June 2014, after the testimony given by the girl and her mother, the man was detained. Remi Dallaire was charged with the following changes: sexual assault, sexual interference, a...
Society
1:44 p.m., September 14, 2018
As Brandon Police informed, a missing Brandon girl could be currently located in Winnipeg. Kaitrianne Ironstand who is 16 years old is missing since September, 9. Brandon police asked the whole province for help. The girl was seen on the night of September 9 in her house in Brandon the last time. The girl’s height is five feet three inches, her weight is about 90 pounds, she has brown eyes and dark hair. Also, the girl has a tattoo on her neck EDEN. She wa...
Society
12:42 p.m., September 14, 2018
Manitoba cannabis shops will face a number of rules that will be mandatory in execution. According to the new rules, all stores without exception should be equipped with a good video surveillance and alarm system. Also, marijuana should be stored in locked cases, and only small samples can be present on the storefront so that buyers can get acquainted. The next rule concerns the number of sold cannabis: by official permission, one person will be able to bu...
Society
11:40 a.m., September 14, 2018
Schoolchildren and students are advised to refrain from visiting Weston School sports field because of contamination- soil can contain lead. A study that was conducted in 2007 showed that in most of the soil samples taken in this field contain a level of lead that exceeds the norm. The Winnipeg School Division warned of the danger and asked students and schoolchildren not to use the field. Health Minister informed that the warning should have occurred much...
Society
10:38 a.m., September 14, 2018
Hwy. 59 and the north Perimeter construction is continued for three years, but the province promises to finish it in the nearest time. On Thursday, the provincial authorities reported that the opening of these sites will occur in several stages. We want to remind that the construction was started in 2015 and more than $250 million was spent on this project. the project manager said that this site is of great importance for travel across Manitoba and daily...
Society
12:46 p.m., September 13, 2018
Jordan's Principle got a lot of indigenous families together to discuss a very important question concerning indigenous children. The summit brought together a lot of people, some shared their experiences and told how Jordan's Principle helped their families and children. More than 1,000 people gathered on Wednesday to discuss such an important problem as getting the necessary medical care for the indigenous population. Unfortunately, the majority of the i...
Society
11:45 a.m., September 13, 2018
The first Vegan Bakery Cinnaholic is going to open its doors to all Winnipeg residents and fans of vegan cuisine. On Friday, September 14, this bakery will start its work and invites all Winnipeggers to come and to try its delicious vegan rolls with more than ten various great tastes. The first Cinnaholic opened its doors for Canadians in May in Edmonton and it became so popular that the California-based franchise decided to expand the territory of the loc...
Society
10:44 a.m., September 13, 2018
The broken rail line to Churchill has the new owner and it is being repaired very actively to return the opportunity to move from the city and to it. In northern Manitoba the restoration of the broken railway continues. At the moment it is known that the work is carried out every day but there is no official information on the completion dates. The flood in 2017 washed out more than 20 sections of the railway located in northern Manitoba. The railway was t...
Society
9:43 a.m., September 13, 2018
A summit in Winnipeg got together all indigenous residents who want to change the situation on inequalities. Indigenous residents believe that they have the full right to receive the same medical services as other residents of Canada. Families with indigenous children want to get beds, wheelchairs and other necessary things for their children. People shared their sad stories at a summit on Jordan’s Principle in Winnipeg. The summit is named after the boy w...
Society
8:41 a.m., September 13, 2018
True North Square will get even more funding from the city than it was agreed earlier. Mayor Brian Bowman together with committee members voted for several changes in the funding agreement. This meeting took place on Wednesday, September 12. The province announced its revision of funding and asks the city to do the same. The most important changes should occur in the tax breaks the residential towers and hotel will get. On Monday, the province said that it...
Winnipeg assets
7:38 a.m., September 13, 2018
In January of 2015 City Council approved the City`s Asset Management Policy, making the asset management one of the main business function of the city`s authorities. Such a program or a plan is designed to work on overseeing and increasing Winnipeg assets as a business strategy. So far the three categories were determent and evaluated: 1. Tax-supported and Transit infrastructure. 2. Water and Waste Utilities. 3. City`s Overall Condition Grade. As seen on t...
Porage and Main crossing
6:26 a.m., September 13, 2018
An idea to reopen Portage and Main Street to pedestrians started a big dispute among Winnipeggers. Large majority citizens of the city are actually strongly against this for three main reasons: 1. The cost of the project. A Dillon Consulting study in 2017 showed the project would cost the city $6 million to actually reopen the intersection and an additional $5.5 million to purchase more city buses to compensate for rush hour traffic delays. 2. Traffic inte...
Road Construction
4:44 a.m., September 13, 2018
In January this year by the city`s authorities was announce a big number of road construction projects in Winnipeg. Most of such works were already finished, but still, there is a big number of the projects is still coming in different areas of the city. So Winnipeggers should plan ahead for the trips, allow extra traveling time and used mobile apps like Waze to check traffic and roadblocks on their route. Manager of engineering at the Public Works Departm...
Bus shelters damaged
4:37 a.m., September 13, 2018
On Wednesday morning an incident occurred on Main Street, a man was throwing rocks at the bus shelters and passing by vehicles. What appears to be a meaningless attack, could also be linked to other property damages in the city. Winnipeg police responded to a call approximately 8 a.m. about broken glass in a bus shelter. When arrived at the scene officers found that actually two bus shelters glass walls were smashed. Also, witnesses said, the man tried to...

