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Community Connection: more inclusive rebranding

Heather Leeman of Heartwood Healing Centre on how rebranding and renaming their agency is helping them to serve a broader range of clients.

Community Connection: New Legion location

Paul McCluskey from the Royal Canadian Legion Fort Garry Branch gives details on the group’s new location.

Community Connection: Group gets bikes for youth

Jane Kidd-Hantscher, executive director of 25 Bikes, talks about how you can help youth with disabilities get their own bikes.

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Transit bus crashes into home on River Avenue

A crash involving a Transit bus that appears to have smashed into a home has shut down a road near Osborne Village.

A crash involving a Transit bus that appears to have smashed into a home has shut down a section of River avenue in Winnipeg on June 30, 2022. (Source: Joey Slattery/ CTV News Winnipeg)

Security expected to be increased for Canada Day festivities

Security measures are expected to be beefed up at two Winnipeg locations Friday when Canada Day events get underway.

The CN Stage at The Forks in Winnipeg. (Source: Alex Brown/CTV News)

AMC working to remove Arlen Dumas after probe found his conduct amounted to 'workplace sexual harassment'

The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs is working to remove Arlen Dumas as Grand Chief of the organization.

Grand Chief Arlen Dumas of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs (AMC), is pictured in an undated image. Dumas is facing serious allegations after a senior staff member accused him of harassment and sexual assault. Dumas, who has not been charged with a crime, has been suspended from his role as Grand Chief for the duration of the investigation. (CTV File Photo)

'Tremendously historic day': Firefighter says Manitoba led the world to acknowledge cancer risk

After working for more than two decades, Manitoba firefighters say the world's governing body on cancer research and prevention is finally acknowledging firefighters' cancer risk.

'An insult to both the living and the dead': Jewish cemetery vandalized in Winnipeg

A Jewish community in Winnipeg is looking for justice after dozens of headstones were toppled in its cemetery.

Airline schedule reductions expected to have “ripple effect” on Manitoba travellers

Your summer plans may be in for some turbulence as Canada’s major airlines reduce flights amid a growing number of delays and cancellations.

City of Brandon inquiring about feasibility of water park

Is it possible to have a water park in Brandon? That’s the question the city is asking after opening bids for a feasibility study.

'Working until we are old': some fear retirement is unattainable amid rising inflation

Experts say retirement is something everyone should be planning for, but a new survey shows many younger Canadians are concerned retirement won't be in the cards for them.

Group of healthcare workers suing the province over vaccination policy

More than a dozen healthcare workers in Manitoba – many of whom were placed on unpaid leave after refusing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 or undergo regular testing – are now suing the province.

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'Not going to happen in our lifetime': First-time homebuyers share their struggles with purchasing a home

A recent survey shows nearly 50 per cent of Canadians who rent expect to do so forever. As rising interest and inflation rates contribute to a sense of pessimism among first-time homebuyers in Canada, some are sharing their struggles with purchasing their first house.

A house that sold for more more than the listing price in the west end Toronto, Sunday, April 24, 2022. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Graeme Roy)

Four people arrested at National War Memorial in Ottawa as Canada Day celebrations begin

Police officers in cruisers, on foot patrol and on bicycles are patrolling the Parliamentary Precinct, the ByWard Market and the so-called 'motor vehicle control zone,' as the city prepares for Canada's 155th birthday celebrations and possible protests.

Mounties issue 80 tickets in B.C. national park after crashes kill 3 bears in 6 days

Multiple crashes involving bears in a B.C. national park earlier this month prompted a crackdown on drivers in the area, according to the B.C. Highway Patrol and Parks Canada.