A 35-year-old man has been charged following a random stabbing near the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, according to Winnipeg Police Service. Police said officers responded to reports of a …
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Manitoba is set to open its first supervised consumption site on August 11, marking a significant milestone in the province’s efforts to address the ongoing opioid crisis and reduce overdose-related …
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The Manitoba government has partially reimbursed a retiree for the cost of an out-of-country medical surgery after previously rejecting the reimbursement request on two separate occasions. The case has renewed …
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Manitoba Businesses Struggle as Ongoing U.S. Tariff Uncertainty Weighs on Trade
by Adetoun Tadeby Adetoun TadeBusiness owners across Manitoba are increasingly feeling the financial strain as uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies continues to create challenges for companies that depend on cross-border trade. With no clear …
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STARS Temporarily Relocates Helicopter to Western Manitoba as Flooding Forces Dauphin Hospital Closure
The STARS Air Ambulance has temporarily relocated one of its emergency medical helicopters to western Manitoba after severe flooding forced the closure of Dauphin Regional Health Centre, ensuring critical air …
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Environment
More Frequent Floods and Wildfires Pose Growing Threat to Manitoba’s Financial Stability
Climate experts are warning that increasingly frequent floods and wildfires are placing mounting pressure on Manitoba’s financial resilience, with the province facing rising costs for disaster response, infrastructure repairs, insurance …
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Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a warning that a prolonged period of hot weather is expected to affect Southern Manitoba, with residents advised to prepare for several consecutive …
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First responders in Winnipeg are urging the public to remain vigilant after a medical bag containing emergency medications was stolen from the scene of an emergency response, raising serious concerns …
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Large Payouts to Health Authority CEOs Reflect Growing Trend, University of Manitoba Business Expert Says
Large financial payouts awarded to senior executives of regional health authorities appear to reflect a broader trend in executive compensation across Canada’s public sector, according to a business instructor at …
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Minnedosa Prepares for Downstream Flooding as Western Manitoba Floodwaters Continue to Rise
Residents and emergency officials in Minnedosa are preparing for the downstream effects of floodwaters moving through western Manitoba, as rising water levels continue to pose a threat to communities along …