Six people were taken to hospital Friday after a single vehicle accident on Provincial Road 304, about three kilometres north of Powerview-Pine Falls.
Fire caused an estimated 100-thousand dollars damage Saturday morning to a residence at 14 Evenlea Walk. The alarm came in shortly after 11 am. The fire was located in the basement of the home. There was smoke damage to the main floor.
Mosquito fogging will resume tonight starting at 9:30 pm. The city-wide average trap count for today was 71.
Two males are in police custody following a Main Street assault early yesterday morning. A male and a female were confronted by two unfamiliar men in the 700 block of Main Street around 3 am Friday. The suspects first attacked the male victim, and then the female as she tried to intervene.
A 39 year old man from Emerson is listed in critical but stable condition at hospital after He was assaulted with a baseball bat. RCMP were dispatched to the victim's home early Thursday morning..
Damage was estimated at 400 thousand dollars after a garage, and three vehicles were destroyed by fire late Friday afternoon at 7 Stardust crescent.. Fire crews responded to the home in the Maples around 4:30 pm.
The Broe Group, an affiliate of OmniTRAX, Inc., is contributing $100,000 to The University of Winnipeg’s Institute of Urban Studies (IUS) to develop a Sustainable Development Plan for Churchill... and the company is also donating 200 thousand dollars to support the renewal of the Churchill Northern Studies Center.
The Red River Floodway has been recognized as one of the world's engineering marvels.. The recognition came Friday from the International Association of Macro Engineering Societies.. A commemorative tapestry was presented to the Manitoba Floodway Authority.
The memory of a former East St Paul police officer came under scrutiny at the Taman inquiry this afternoon. Commission Council David Pacioccio grilled one-time officer Ken Graham about his recolections at a car crash where 40-year-old Crystal Taman died.
Two people with gang-ties are in custody after a police raid of their home in the 700 block of Atlantic Avenue Thursday that netted high powered loaded assault rifles and explosives.
Winnipeg's Rapid Transit Coalition got tired of waiting. So the lobby group got the ball rolling Friday by putting shovels in the ground just south of confusion corner.
Manitoba's high court has upheld the provincial smoking ban. The provincial court of appeal has overturned a lower court decision that quashed part of the law because it did not apply to First Nations. The Doer Government and a number of aboriginal communities appealed that decision. ...
Two people are facing charges following a hit and run last month, and a subsequent attempt to trick police into thinking car thieves were responsible.
A man has been arrested and charged in connection with a dozen robberies. Twenty-nine-year-old William Joseph Dodge is facing numerous charges in a string of business robberies between January 29 and March 9, 2008.
Only one other province has more judicial vacancies on its second court level than Manitoba. We have three open spots on our Court of Queen's Bench with the possibility of a fourth if a QB justice is sent to a potential position on the province's Court of Appeal.
A Winnipeg couple was taken to hospital with minor injuries this morning following a small fire inside a gazebo. The husband and wife from 1016 Raddisson Avenue were taken to the Victoria Hospital because of minor smoke inhalation.
The Manitoba Integrated High Risk Sex Offender Unit needs your help to find Christopher Eddyn Murdock. Murdock has failed to comply with his Long Term Supervision Order.
The City's mosquito fogging will be suspended this evening due to low adult mosquito trap counts. The city-wide average trap count today is 19. All areas are significantly below 100.
RBC's latest provincial economic outlook suggests Manitoba will be among the provincial growth leaders this year. Hogue also says despite the strong Canadian dollar and high energy costs that have hurt the manufacturing sector, Manitoba factories are less exposed to the biggest trouble spots.
The head of a cottage association forced to vacate their cabins on Lake of the Woods is hoping to reach a new deal with the First Nation that owns the land.