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Crown, Caspian don't want documents seized in fraud investigation turned over to Canada Post
A judge won't hear arguments as to whether or not Canada Post should be allowed to access documents obtained by the RCMP until later this year.
'Lives cost so much': Wasagamack elder says evacuated community needs an airport
For the people of Wasagamack, a remote northern Manitoba community evacuated because of encroaching fires, the only way out is by boat.
Point Douglas man spews 'white power' rhetoric through neighbourhood
Some families in Point Douglas are concerned about a man hurling unprovoked racist remarks at them. The man who has a confederate flag hanging in the window of his home says he believes in "white power".
'Criminal charges will be sought' in Winnipeg police HQ, Canada Post mail plant probe, say RCMP
CBC has learned RCMP will be seeking charges against several people involved in the construction of the Winnipeg police headquarters building and the Canada Post Mail Processing Plant near the James Richardson International airport.
Canada Summer Games give boost to Winnipeg's reputation and local biz
The Canada Summer Games appear to be giving Winnipeg's reputation a boost, while also generating revenue for local businesses at the Forks.
Veterinarians, doggie daycares see outbreak of kennel cough in Winnipeg
Winnipeg veterinarians and dog daycare facilities have seen an alarming number of dogs infected with kennel cough in the past few weeks.
Canada Post was still paying builder of Winnipeg mail plant a year after RCMP discovered possible fraud
Canada Post continued to pay builders of the Winnipeg mail-processing plant six years after the facility was complete, and more an a year after RCMP first learned of possible fraud in the construction project, CBC News has learned.
Manitoba Métis honour their own residential, day school survivors
A garden of red paper hearts has been planted outside the Manitoba Métis Federation to remind Winnipeggers of the suffering Métis residential and day-school students endured.
Teen gets 36 months for helping plan robbery at Selkirk rehab facility
A second teen has been sentenced in the 2016 attack on two women at the Behavioural Health Foundation facility in Selkirk.
Winnipeg man attacked by dog wants Humane Society to be more careful about adoptions
A Winnipeg man who was attacked by a neighbour's dog wants to know why the Humane Society would allow an animal with aggression issues to be adopted to a novice dog owner.