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Woman who was 1 of 2 student pilots killed in Manitoba plane crash was 'the essence of pure joy': family
The family of a 20-year-old woman killed in a mid-air plane crash between two students learning to fly near Steinbach, Man., on Tuesday morning says she had always dreamed of becoming a pilot, following in the footsteps of her father.
Leaf Rapids evacuation underway, Thompson declares state of emergency due to Manitoba wildfires
Thompson, Manitoba's largest northern city, has declared a state of emergency Monday on the heels of numerous wildfires that have forced the evacuation of about half a dozen communities in recent days — with Leaf Rapids residents hurrying to get out.
Northern wildfires force another 'stressful' evacuation of Lynn Lake, hundreds touch down in Brandon
Hundreds of people from Lynn Lake flew into Brandon Friday afternoon as the northern Manitoba community deals with its second wildfire-induced mass evacuation in just over a month.
Man arrested in connection with 5 sex assaults around Health Sciences Centre
A man has been arrested in connection with a string of random sexual assaults this week in and around Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre against a teen and several women, including HSC staff.
West End residents rally in last-ditch effort to stop RBC from shuttering local bank branch
Residents in Winnipeg's West End are rallying in a last-ditch effort to stop the looming closure of one of the last neighbourhood banks as RBC prepares to close two branches in the city this month.
'Our Grandmothers' artifact collection acquired for future Métis centre at newly reopened Portage and Main
A trove of artifacts dating back two centuries — including silk- and quillwork, beaded jackets and fur stretchers — have found their way to the site of a forthcoming centre at the heart of downtown Winnipeg showcasing Métis history.
Flin Flon evacuees eagerly return after month out of northern Manitoba community due to wildfires
Thousands of people forced to flee Flin Flon are returning home after nearly a month holed up in hotels and community spaces far from the wildfires that threatened the northern Manitoba city one month ago.
Winnipegger whacked with mowing bill from city says long grass complaint 'doesn't make sense'
A Winnipeg man is questioning the rationale behind a decision by city workers to mow his grass after someone complained it was too long — something the homeowner disputes.
Manitoba lifts provincewide state of emergency as wildfire conditions improve
Manitoba's provincewide state of emergency is no longer in effect because of improving wildfire conditions, though the premier says risks remain for over a dozen communities that still aren't clear of wildfire threats.
Nopiming business owners hope province will help shoulder losses from summer season cut short by wildfires
Business owner in an eastern Manitoba provincial park are glad to be reopening following more than a month of wildfire-induced closures, though they're shouldering thousands in lost revenue and weary their typical outdoorsy clientele might not rush back this summer.