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Sinkhole swallows up vehicle in Thompson over the long weekend
Work to fix a sinkhole that nearly swallowed up a vehicle with their driver in it in Thompson, Man., this weekend is set to start Tuesday, city officials said.
Jewish candidate's campaign signs defaced with hateful messages in Winnipeg's Tuxedo neighbourhood
Police are investigating after some election campaign signs for a Jewish candidate in the federal Winnipeg West riding were defaced with hateful messages, including some his campaign says were antisemitic.
Lack of safe sobering site a 'significant gap' for downtown safety, police chief tells Winnipeg Chamber
Winnipeg's new police chief says crime in the city's downtown is becoming increasingly violent, but the service can't solve the complex issues negatively impacting the community's safety on their own.
Promotion of Swan River cleanup event draws flak amid discarded needle problem
An invitation for Swan River residents to participate in an upcoming community cleanup event has stirred concerns about how the town's chronic discarded needle problem is being handled, the mayor says.
Point Douglas residents raise concerns about supervised drug consumption site proposal
More than 100 people, including Winnipeg's new police, showed up to a town hall meeting Tuesday evening to voice ideas and concerns about the proposed safe consumption site for Point Douglas.
Higher chocolate prices leaving bitter taste for Winnipeg chocolatiers this Easter season
Local chocolatiers are enjoying a sales boost from the Easter season, but Winnipeggers looking to stock up on chocolate bunnies and other confectioneries may find the costs too bitter for their taste.
'Appalling' Pembina Trails hack could cause a lot of damage, privacy expert says
A privacy expert says she's not seen a breach elsewhere in Canada that matches the scale of the Pembina Trails School Division hack.
Rent relief continues for residents at former Lions Place after $3.3M deal
Residents living at a former non-profit seniors' complex in downtown Winnipeg will continue to get some relief on rent for the next three years.
97 drivers tested positive for cannabis during enforcement campaign: Winnipeg police
Results from a recent traffic enforcement campaign show more needs to be done to educate Winnipeggers about the dangers of getting behind the wheel while high, police say.
Brazilian says he was deported after blowing whistle on Winnipegger who illegally hired foreign workers
A Brazilian man says he was misled into working illegally in Winnipeg based on the promise he would eventually get a work permit.