Grant Park beats Steinbach: Winnipeg high school football
In Thursday's Winnipeg high school football action, the Grant Park Pirates shut out the Steinbach Regional Sabres 16 – 0, and it was the Portage Collegiate Trojans over Murdoch MacKay 21 – 7.
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Toronto Blue Jays clinch playoff spot with Orioles' loss to Red Sox
The Toronto Blue Jays locked up a playoff spot Thursday afternoon without taking the field, securing a berth when the Boston Red Sox defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-3.
Oak Park and Dakota put up big scores in Week 3 action for Junior Varsity
Week 3 of Junior Varsity football kicked off with a pair of high scoring affairs on Wednesday.
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Murray denies sexual harassment claims, apologizes to Pembina Institute
Winnipeg's leading mayoral candidate is apologizing for his leadership style at a previous job, and denying recent sexual harassment allegations.
HSC nurses meeting with health minister about ER staff shortages
Staffing shortages at Winnipeg's emergency rooms and urgent care centres are still translating into longer wait times for emergency care, with nurses being brought in from other departments to help with the workload.
Winnipeg man who fatally stabbed his 3-year-old daughter ineligible for parole for 18 years
A Winnipeg father who fatally stabbed his three-year-old daughter won’t be eligible for parole for 18 years, a judge ruled Thursday afternoon.
Silver alert issued for missing 76-year-old woman
Winnipeg police are looking for the public’s help in finding a missing 76-year-old woman.
Bill to make Orange Shirt Day a stat holiday in Manitoba fails in legislature
Less than 24 hours before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a push by the Manitoba NDP to make the day a statutory holiday failed in the legislature.
Addressing threats to politicians, Indigenous business leadership and Winnipeg awards on campaign trail
Plenty of news coming from the mayoral campaign Thursday will multiple candidates sharing their latest plans.
Economic rebound, higher federal transfer payments reduce Manitoba's deficit
A rebounding economy and higher federal transfer payments helped cut Manitoba's deficit by more than half, government fiscal numbers released Thursday show.
COVID cases, hospital admissions down in last week
COVID-19 cases in Manitoba saw a drop compared to the previous week according to the latest data from the province.
Inflation, strong U.S. dollar will weigh on snowbirds' plans, experts say
High inflation and a strong U.S. dollar will weigh heavily on Canadian snowbirds this winter, experts say. As the cold months approach, Snowbird Advisor president Stephen Fine says some snowbirds are opting for a shorter travel period or eyeing different destinations.
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'The noise was deafening': Snowbirds, Canadian travellers describe what Hurricane Ian was like
As Hurricane Ian rips through Florida, the immense destruction is also being felt by Canadian property owners, also known as snowbirds. For those who rode out the storm, it may be a long wait until they can book a flight home.
Can this surgery model help shorten wait times and provide better care?
Team-based care is more efficient and benefits both patients and surgeons, so it should be widely adopted across surgical specialties, some surgeons say.
'Street shark': Video captured as Hurricane Ian struck Florida shows mystery fish in flooded backyard
Photos and videos of sharks and other marine life swimming in suburban floodwaters make for popular hoaxes during massive storms. But a cellphone video filmed during Hurricane Ian's assault on southwest Florida isn't just another fish story.
Study finds that climate change added 10 per cent to Hurricane Ian's rainfall
Climate change added at least 10 per cent more rain to Hurricane Ian, a study prepared immediately after the storm shows.
Many trapped in Florida as Hurricane Ian heads toward South Carolina
Rescue crews piloted boats and waded through inundated streets Thursday to save thousands of Floridians trapped amid flooded homes and shattered buildings left by Hurricane Ian, which crossed into the Atlantic Ocean and churned toward South Carolina.
Russian oligarch charged in U.S. evaded sanctions to deliver flowers to Canadian: FBI
A Russian oligarch indicted in the United States Thursday for conspiring to circumvent its sanctions regime stands accused of, among other things, having flowers delivered to a former member of Parliament in Canada.
New campaign calling for psychotherapy to be exempt of GST/HST like other mental health services
While social workers and psychologists can offer tax-free services, bureaucratic confusion over the titles of counselling therapists and psychotherapists means they are the only mental health professionals who have to charge GST/HST, something a new campaign is looking to change.
Convicted bombmaker escaped U.S. prison without his absence being noted for 4 days
Authorities say they are investigating how a convicted bombmaker was able to easily escape from a Nevada prison without anyone noticing for four days, before a tip led to his capture at a transit centre in Las Vegas Wednesday night as he prepared to board a bus out of town.
Why home insurance will get more expensive for all of us and unaffordable for some, according to experts
As extreme weather events such as Hurricane Fiona become more severe and common, experts say that could result in more expensive home insurance in the long term and are calling for a national flood insurance program.
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CTV National News for Sept. 29: Death toll rises in Florida
Ian’s death toll rises as floods continue while U.S. President Biden fears that it could be the deadliest hurricane in Florida’s history.
Canadians in Florida try to survive storm as Ian intensifies
Ian causes floods, power outages as death toll rises in Fla.
