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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.

Living Well: Keeping up with fitness

Chelsea White from Advantage Conditioning shares her advice for keeping up with your fitness routine over the holidays.

Living Well: Avoiding injuries while shoveling

Dr. Riley Klassen from Westwood Family Chiropractic shares the proper technique for shoveling to avoid injuries.

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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).

Environment and Climate Change Canada issues a special air quality statement for the area in grey on the map due to wildfire smoke on May 15, 2023. (Source: Environment and Climate Change Canada)

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.

Weekly cycling group aimed at helping older women get back on their bikes

A months-long initiative is encouraging senior women to pedal their way through summer en route to better health and new friendships.

Patient survives more than 5 years longer than median life span of 6 months after experimental brain tumour treatment

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.