News/Canada/Manitoba (Page 17)

Stephanie Nattaway talks to the photo she has of her daughter Tammy in the hallway of her home in Garden Hill First Nation, urging her to come home or give a clue about where she is. “I always say ‘Try harder. Keep us close and in dreams.’ I ask andContinue Reading

Manitoba Lawyers for the men convicted of human smuggling charges by a Minnesota jury after a family from India froze to death in Manitoba while trying to walk across the Canada-U.S. border in 2022 are asking for their clients to either be acquitted in the case or get a newContinue Reading

Manitoba Three northern Manitoban men accused of sex crimes are no longer facing charges after provincial court threw out each of their cases for unreasonable time delays in 2024. Judges cite delays disclosing evidence among reasons for stayed charges Edzi’u Loverin · CBC News · Posted: Jan 04, 2025 7:00 AM EST |Continue Reading

Manitoba Winnipeg South Centre MP Ben Carr is calling for a change of leadership in the federal Liberal party, becoming the first Manitoba Liberal member of Parliament to call for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to step down.  ‘I do not arrive at this decision easily, nor do I make itContinue Reading

Psychological injuries forced paramedics and firefighters in Winnipeg off their jobs for thousands of hours last year, straining already understaffed essential services. And the fallout is also leading to burnout in on-the-job members, their respective unions and a Canadian expert say.  Data from the City of Winnipeg shows 189 claims from Winnipeg FireContinue Reading

Manitoba The family of a Nigerian international student shot and killed by Winnipeg police say they’re “dealing with a profound sense of frustration” as they continue to wait for the independent report into what led to the incident, almost a year after the death of 19-year-old Afolabi Opaso. Afolabi Opaso,Continue Reading

Manitoba A provincially run Manitoba facility that creates crucial materials used to detect cancer got a passing grade on its latest Health Canada inspection after failing its two most recent reviews by the regulator over concerns including mishandling test results, not following proper sterility practices and inadequately training workers. Non-compliantContinue Reading

Manitoba A 58-year-old Ste. Anne man drowned on Christmas Eve after his skid-steer loader fell through the ice on a pond in the rural community southeast of Winnipeg. Dive team used remotely operated vehicle to locate the body of 58-year-old resident of RM of Ste. Anne Bartley Kives · CBC News ·Continue Reading

Manitoba Manitoba’s premier is open to the legislative chamber hearing a rotation of different prayers reflective of various faith traditions so more people can see themselves and their religious practices represented. Wab Kinew says 1 option is a rotation of prayers where ‘different faith communities might each have a turn’ Ian FroeseContinue Reading