Manitobans hospitalized with COVID-19 increases by 40 on Tuesday
COVID-19 hospitalizations saw a jump, hitting a pandemic high in the province, with more than 410 Manitobans in hospital with the virus.
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Canada extending repayment of COVID-19 business aid loans to 2023
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Convoy opposing trucker vaccine mandate draws large crowd, concerns over comparison to Holocaust
A truck convoy heading to Ottawa in protest of COVID-19 vaccination mandates and pandemic restrictions rolled through Winnipeg Tuesday afternoon.
Two Manitobans in the ICU with COVID-19 are under the age of 10
A spokesperson from Shared Health confirmed on Tuesday that there are currently 51 patients in Manitoba’s ICU with COVID-19, including two under the age of 10.
Removal of giant snow piles left over from plowing could take weeks: city
After the most recent dumping of snow in Winnipeg, the city is working to dismantle the large mounds of snow that have piled up after the streets were cleared – work that could take several weeks.
Families and advocates calling for more support in childcare sector
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Autographed Willie Nelson and Kid Rock guitars stolen from Winnipeg store
One Winnipeg store is missing $2,000 worth of merchandise after two guitars -- one autographed by Willie Nelson and the other by Kid Rock -- were stolen last week.
Burn barrels being handed out in Winnipeg homeless encampments
Amid a deep freeze in Winnipeg, burn barrels are being handed out to homeless encampments across the city in an effort to keep people safe and warm.
Winnipeg woman let go from job at hospital by text message while in COVID-19 isolation with her children
A Winnipeg woman is voicing her frustration after she says she was let go by text message from her new job at a hospital while isolating with her children who had COVID-19.
B.C. First Nation discovers 93 potential graves at former residential school
A British Columbia First Nation has announced the grim discovery of 93 potential burial sites on the grounds of a former residential school.
Drop in gas rates coming next week for Manitoba customers: Public Utilities Board
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B.C. First Nation discovers 93 potential graves at former residential school
A British Columbia First Nation has announced the grim discovery of 93 potential burial sites on the grounds of a former residential school.
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More than 1,800 confirmed or suspected unmarked graves have been identified so far at former residential school sites in Canada, much of them discovered this year.
Killings of Canadians in Mexico due to gang debt: prosecutor
A prosecutor in Mexico said Tuesday the killing of two Canadians at a Caribbean coast resort last week was motivated by debts between international gangs apparently dedicated to drug and weapons trafficking.
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