Wildfire smoke to impact air quality in parts of Manitoba
Smoke from wildfires is drifting over central and northern parts of Manitoba, prompting a special air quality statement from Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).
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Living Well: Why you should build muscle
Michelle O’Brien, owner of O’Brien Fitness, shares why building muscle is important for your health.
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RCMP search for third suspect in Birds Hill Park, two already arrested
Visitors to Birds Hill Park may have noticed an increased police presence there Sunday.
17-year-old arrested in random Weston-area stabbing: Police
Winnipeg police have arrested a 17-year-old in connection to a random stabbing incident early Saturday morning.
Canadian-led study shows novel, two-pronged treatment may extend survival of those diagnosed with lethal form of brain cancer
Canadian scientists say they've tested a unique one-two punch to treat patients with a deadly form of brain cancer, finding that in a small subset of patients, it stopped their tumour from growing or eliminated it.
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INTERVIEW | 'We're out there in huge force': Emmy award-winning writer and producer talks strike in Hollywood
The first Hollywood strike in more than a decade started two weeks ago when 11,500 members of the Writers' Guild of America walked off the job – writer and producer Mark Blutman was among them.
Grass fire in St. Boniface caused by electrical lines near railway
A grassfire that burned Sunday afternoon near a railway is believed to have been caused by electrical lines, the city says.
25th annual Red River Valley swap meet brings car collectors together
Winnipeg's classic car enthusiasts congregated at Red River Exhibition Park this weekend to look for deals, hunt for parts, and check out some sweet rides.
No strike notice: Negotiations continue between WestJet and pilots
Discussions between WestJet and its pilots are still ongoing, but job action – including a strike – at the major airline is still on the table.
Advocates urge provinces to follow Quebec's lead in crackdown on illegal Airbnbs
More provinces should follow Quebec's lead in seeking to hold short-term rental platforms such as Airbnb accountable for uncertified listings, advocates say. The Quebec government tabled a bill last Tuesday that would require short-term rental companies to ensure their online listings are certified by the province. If passed, such companies would face fines of up to $100,000 for each illegal rental listing.
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Canadian-led study shows novel, two-pronged treatment may extend survival of those diagnosed with lethal form of brain cancer
Canadian scientists say they've tested a unique one-two punch to treat patients with a deadly form of brain cancer, finding that in a small subset of patients, it stopped their tumour from growing or eliminated it.
Brain activity before death: Study pinpoints a 'hot zone' surge
A small study out of the United States offers evidence that an area of the brain associated with consciousness can experience a wave of activity for some people right before they die.
April's national home sales up 11.3% from March: CREA
National home sales jumped by 11.3 per cent between March and April as the real estate market picked up again, but supply remained at a 20 year-low, the Canadian Real Estate Association said Monday.
Could air travel be impacted again this summer? One expert weighs in
One expert is cautiously optimistic for a busy summer travel period this year.
Hormone therapy should be offered to more women with severe menopause: review
More women suffering from 'debilitating' symptoms of menopause should be presented with the option of hormonal therapy, according to a paper published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) on Monday.
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