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Winnipeg couple charged with killing animals also discussed intent to torture a child, police allege
A Winnipeg couple charged with multiple counts of animal cruelty are now also charged with bestiality, child pornography offences and for planning to torture a child.
Trump's trade tariffs would send Manitoba into a recession: Premier Wab Kinew
The damage to Manitoba from a proposed 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods entering the United States cannot be overstated, Premier Wab Kinew says.
Winnipeg Sea Bears captain Chad Posthumus remembered for impact on, off the court
Chad Posthumus, the captain for his hometown Winnipeg Sea Bears, has died less than two weeks after suffering a brain aneurysm.
Western Manitoba shovels out after winter finally hits
Snowy, icy and windy conditions created hazardous driving conditions in many areas of western Manitoba on Wednesday as a jolt of winter arrived overnight.
Threat ends at U of Manitoba after police called about man with large knife
An emergency situation that shut down the University of Manitoba's Fort Garry campus early Tuesday has ended without any arrests but police say there is no longer any danger.
What a time to be a fan in WINnipeg, 'the hottest sports city in Canada'
The Winnipeg Jets and Blue Bombers are on historic runs and the city is quickly becoming known as the best place to be a sports fan.
'Been waiting 46 years': Bruce Springsteen fans on fire for the Boss's 1st Winnipeg show
They weren't exactly dancing in the dark — more like shuffling in the pre-dawn chill to stay warm — but Bruce Springsteen fans in Winnipeg are most certainly in their glory days as the Boss is finally here.
Winnipeg WW II pilot sacrificed self so crew could parachute to safety from doomed bomber
Robert Harris leans out the cockpit canopy of an Avro Lancaster bomber, his left arm resting casually on the sliding window's guide, a slight smile testing the corner of his Clark Gable moustache. The pilot from Binscarth, Man., would die in a similar plane only weeks before the end of the Second World War while saving the lives of his crew.
First Nations veteran goes overseas to make offering to spirit of uncle who died in WW I
Aside from an oval photo framed in bubble glass hanging on his grandfather's wall in Peguis First Nation, Randall McKenzie knew little about his great-uncle Oswald McCorrister — only a name and that he died young in the First World War.
NDP takes 'step backwards' in cutting credit requirements for new Manitoba teachers
Manitoba's NDP has made a serious miscalculation in cutting back the education requirements for new teachers, the Opposition Tories and a university mathematics professor say.