- Saturday
- January 25th, 2020
Peggy
Eight-year-old Zoe Fish may not look scary, but the young Winnipeg actor may just have you peeking out between your fingers in her latest role on the big screen.With a little movie magic — and a lot of make-up —...
Winnipeg’s mayor has promised a balanced preliminary four-year budget by March 6, but wouldn’t say whether city service cuts proposed throughout the pre-budget process and feared by community groups will come to fruition.Mayor Brian Bowman made the promise during his...
The HSC Foundation Hope to Life Radiothon presented by Maric Homes on 680 CJOB wrapped up Friday evening.In all, $212,458.81 was raised for health care, cutting-edge medical research and top-notch technologies in Manitoba. What an incredible day! Thanks to donors...
Police services in Manitoba are reporting increases in a variety of phone scams.The Winnipeg Police Service says it’s seeing a spike in reports of scams where fraudsters impersonate someone from the Canada Revenue Agency or another government department, and ask...
A Winnipeg man is facing charges after police say he swung a machete around a West End neighbourhood bar Thursday afternoon.Police were called to Maryland Beer Store & Bar at 740 Maryland St. just before 4:15 p.m. In a release...
The city has lifted the residential parking ban put in place following last weekend’s snowstorm.The ban kicked in Tuesday when city crews started going street-to-street clearing snow. READ MORE: Winnipeg’s residential parking ban kicks in Tuesday The blast of winter...
With free agency less than three weeks away, it’s a race against the clock for the Canadian Football League’s nine general managers.The Winnipeg Blue Bombers re-signed another pending free agent on Thursday in receiver/kick returner Charles Nelson. Nelson agreed to...
Three teams have been selected as winners of this year’s 2020 WARMING HUTS: And Arts + Architecture Competition on Ice at The Forks.Of the nearly 200 submissions from all over the world this year, the winning structures hail from Japan,...
Winnipeg’s public transit authority banned 29 people from riding buses and entering any of its bus shacks and stations in 2019 for either repeatedly skipping out on fares, acts of vandalism or violence, according to its manager of operations. Bans...
Winnipeggers may soon be able to access city services in French, regardless of where in the city they call home.This week, members of council’s executive policy committee (EPC) voted to receive a report that recommends French language services be provided...
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