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Manitoba Museum’s new planetarium show
The Manitoba Museum has a new planetarium show about dinosaurs. CTV's Mason DePatie reports.
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Manitoba Museum’s new planetarium show
![The Manitoba Museum has a new planetarium show about dinosaurs. CTV's Mason DePatie reports.]()
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Oakbank photographer selected for exhibition
![Photographer Becky Fleury talks about having her images selected for a prestigious national exhibition.]()
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Get prepared for tick season
![Dr. Santina Lee talks about tick season, where ticks can be found, and how to avoid getting them on you.]()
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Sponsored: Long Weekend Essentials
![Travel and lifestyle expert Jennifer Weatherhead Harrington shares tips on some essentials to have an amazing long weekend.]()
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The interesting adaptations of dinosaurs
![A Manitoba Museum paleontologist tells CTV’s Mason DePatie about how dinosaurs evolved.]()
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Let’s Celebrate for May 18
![Warm Morning Live wishes to Monique on your 65th and to all Manitobans celebrating a milestone event today! Let’s Celebrate for May 18!]()
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Sponsored: Walking shoes with Canadian Footwear
![Canadian Footwear’s Brian Scharfstein shows you the best shoes for walking.]()
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Trex's bigger cousin on display at Manitoba Museum
![CTV's Mason DePatie learns about the largest land carnivore to ever walk the Earth at the Manitoba Museum's Ultimate Dinosaur exhibit.]()
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An update on Kenora’s flooding situation
![Fire Chief Kent Readman provides an update on the flooding situation in Kenora, Ont.]()
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Learning about exotic dinosaurs at Manitoba Museum
![The Manitoba Museum fills CTV’s Mason DePatie in on some of the exotic dinosaurs now on display.]()
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Dinosaurs taking over the Manitoba Museum
![Manitoba Museum's new exhibit is filled with dinosaurs with a life-like twist. CTV's Mason DePatie has more.]()
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Minnedosa flooding, gasoline prices: Morning Live
![Minnedosa has declared a local state of emergency due to rising water in the town. Nicole and Rachel have top stories for May 18.]()
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Rossbrook House Pow Wow making its return
![Patricia Mainville talks about the return of the Rossbrook House Pow Wow after a two-year hiatus.]()
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Shearing sheep at Morning Sound Farm
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