One man in hospital after shooting in North End: police
Winnipeg police are investigating a shooting in the North End Monday evening that left one man in hospital.
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Manitoba's top doctor hints more details on health orders coming tomorrow
Manitoba is seeing an 'encouraging' trend in COVID-19 cases and now the province's top doctor says he is eyeing a cautious and continuous reopening, but was mum on the details.
The impact controlled entrances have had on thefts at Manitoba Liquor Marts
After a rash of brazen and violent liquor store thefts in the province, Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries (MBLL) introduced controlled entrances – an initiative that it says stopped nearly all of the significant thefts and kept more than $2.1 million worth of alcohol from being stolen.
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Filmmaker fears pandemic could be the final curtain for movie theatres
After some pandemic-related delays, former Winnipegger and filmmaker Steven Kostanski is excited for the release of his latest film on Friday. He only wishes more people could see the film - or any movie - at the theatre.
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Manitoba looking at enhancing COVID-19 vaccine access to people with certain health conditions
The head of the COVID-19 vaccination task force in Manitoba said the province is looking at ways to ensure people with some health conditions can receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
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More Manitobans turning to credit to make ends meet: report
The pandemic has been tough for people and their wallets. According to a new report, many Manitobans are turning to their line of credit to make ends meet.
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'Just a wonderful thing': Winnipeg man adds to Eaton's memorabilia collection
A Winnipeg man who purchased several items this winter from the Eaton’s flagship store in Winnipeg has added another item from the store to his collection, and he has a personal attachment to the new item.
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Dozens more Manitoba health-care workers test positive for COVID-19
Another 65 of Manitoba’s health-care workers tested positive for COVID-19 in the span of a week.
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Four facing charges after separate drug investigations: Winnipeg police
Four people are facing charges after two separate drug investigations by the Winnipeg Police Service’s Guns and Gangs unit.
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Flin Flon bank robbed by suspect claiming to have explosive device: RCMP
RCMP officers have arrested a man in Saskatchewan who allegedly robbed a bank in Flin Flon, claiming he was carrying an explosive device.
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Provinces delaying or revisiting vaccine programs as Pfizer slows dose deliveries
At least three provinces are now temporarily delaying or pausing COVID-19 vaccination programs amid fallout from Pfizer's decision to reduce Canada's vaccine deliveries over the next month.
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Manitoba to vaccinate additional 4K people despite Pfizer shortage
Manitoba is still prepared to vaccinate 4,000 people despite the announcement from Pfizer last week that there will be a shortage of doses in the next month.
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Manitoba RCMP officer hurt during arrest of break and enter suspect
A Manitoba RCMP officer was hurt while arresting a break and enter suspect in Selkirk, Man., on Friday.
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Manitoba doctors want part in COVID-19 immunization
A new survey released Monday by Doctors Manitoba shows physicians want to help out with COVID-19 vaccinations.
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World facing 'catastrophic moral failure' on vaccines: WHO chief
The world is on the brink of a 'catastrophic moral failure' if rich countries hog COVID-19 vaccine doses while the poorest suffer, the head of the WHO said Monday.
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Manitobans reassured amid vaccine shortage
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Snow sculptures popping up in Winnipeg
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Manitobans to have their say on the possibility of easing code red restrictions
Manitobans are getting a chance to have their say in how the province will begin to ease code red restrictions.
Business growing for florists in Winnipeg during pandemic
COVID-19 has impacted the bottom line of many businesses in Winnipeg, but some florists say sales have been blooming since the pandemic started.
'It upholds the systemic racism': Brandon mother upset over offensive image in child's homework
An Indigenous woman is considering filing a human rights complaint against the Brandon School Division after her child was given a piece of homework showing a racist stereotype of an Indigenous person.
'He’s a cute little guy': Manitoba family rescues, rehabilitates injured monarch butterfly
A couple in Selkirk, Man. says a monarch butterfly they rescued this fall has become almost like another family member.
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A woman in St. Vital is getting a lot of attention for the big white creatures that have taken up residence in front of her home.
'The clock is ticking': Community calls for historic Rubin Block to get a new lease on life
A Winnipeg building built more than 100-years-ago has sat vacant for more than half a decade. Advocates are calling on the owners to give the shuttered building a second lease on life, and want the city to step in and make it happen.
Ice fishing growing in popularity in Manitoba amid pandemic
With the colder months in full swing in Manitoba, the new hobby that is seeing an increase in participation is ice fishing.
The expenses you can claim on your 2020 tax return if you've been working from home
Accountants have been busy fielding questions about a new tax deduction for people who’ve been working from home because of COVID-19.
'His impact and his legacy is incredible': Indigenous folk singer Shingoose dies at 74 from COVID-19
A folk singer from Manitoba considered one of the pioneers of Indigenous music has died from COVID-19. Shingoose, born Curtis Jonnie, passed away from COVID-19 at the age of 74 on Jan. 12, according to his daughter, Nahanni Shingoose. He was a resident of the Southeast Personal Care Home in Winnipeg.
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Toronto Maple Leafs ride dominant second period to down Winnipeg Jets 3-1
John Tavares and Mitch Marner scored in a dominant second period as the Toronto Maple Leafs defeated the Winnipeg Jets 3-1 on Monday.
Laine out day-to-day with upper-body injury
The Winnipeg Jets will be without Patrik Laine tonight as they take on the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Manitoba curling clubs await return to play after season is put on ice
It's not a Manitoba winter without curling, but due to the pandemic, the season was put on hold months ago.
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Restauranteur gives sobering outlook on pandemic
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Morning Smile for January 18, 2020
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A new report from StatsCan says more than 87,000 people have left big cities for smaller nearby communities.
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Kaveh Madani explains how turning off your camera during zoom meetings can help reduce your carbon footprint and help the climate.
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Provinces delaying or revisiting vaccine programs as Pfizer slows dose deliveries
At least three provinces are now temporarily delaying or pausing COVID-19 vaccination programs amid fallout from Pfizer's decision to reduce Canada's vaccine deliveries over the next month.
Prairie premiers urge Biden to reconsider axing Keystone XL pipeline
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe are urging U.S. President-elect Joe Biden to meet with Canadians and reconsider his reported decision to cancel the Keystone XL pipeline quickly after taking office.
Man freezes to death steps from Montreal shelter after public health makes beds off-limits
A man froze to death overnight on Saturday just steps from a downtown Montreal shelter where he’d been keeping warm. Public Health had banned the shelter from having clients overnight amid a COVID-19 outbreak.
History won't forgive Trump's transgressions, presidential historian says
Presidential historian Alvin Felzenberg says an update of his 2008 evaluation of U.S. presidents would rank Donald Trump among the worst ever due to his failures managing the COVID-19 crisis and his lack of character.
Biden to propose 8-year citizenship path for immigrants
U.S. President-elect Joe Biden plans to unveil a sweeping immigration bill on Day One of his administration, hoping to provide an eight-year path to citizenship for an estimated 11 million people living in the U.S. without legal status, a massive reversal from the Trump administration's harsh immigration policies.
How to watch the inauguration of U.S. President-elect Joe Biden on CTV News
As President-elect Joe Biden officially takes his oath to become the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday, CTV News will be bringing the historic event live to the homes of Canadians through TV and online.
Thief berated mom for leaving kid in car he stole: police
A car thief who found a toddler in the backseat of a stolen vehicle drove back and chastised the mother for leaving the child unattended before taking off again, police in Oregon said.
Tory MP Derek Sloan says he'll fight efforts to expel him from party ranks
Ontario Conservative MP Derek Sloan says he'll fight efforts by his party's leader to boot him from caucus.
Ontario looks to expand critical care capacity with addition of more than 500 hospital beds
More than 500 critical care beds will be added to hospitals with high rates of COVID-19 transmission, the Ontario government announced Monday.
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EU nations to get normal Pfizer supply weeks before Canada
European countries' Pfizer vaccine shipments will be back on track weeks before Canada.
Conservative Leader O'Toole kicks out Sloan from Tory caucus
Trump reportedly planning a hundred last-minute pardons
Lost teen builds snow cave to survive hours on B.C. mountain
'I used common sense': A 17-year-old describes building a snow cave to stay safe after getting separated from his father and brother while out snowmobiling.
Ontario racing to increase critical care spaces in hospitals
Ontario is scrambling to increase critical care spaces in hospitals.
Que. man freezes to death steps from shelter forced to close
The body of a homeless man was found just steps from a shelter closed by Quebec's COVID-19 curfew.
