Winnipeg police have charged a man in a fatal stabbing that occurred on Pembina Highway on Monday.
Police responded to a restaurant in the 300 block of Pembina late Monday night and found two men had been stabbed.
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Manitoba Premier Launches Review of Processes at Winnipeg City Hall
By The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is launching a review of how Winnipeg city hall approves and inspects construction projects and property development.
Premier Brian Pallister told the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce that delays in getting permits and inspections done are stifling economic growth.
Jets’ Fans Rank Byfuglien Team’s Most Popular Player
It’s not a surprise: Winnipeg Jets fans really love Dustin Byfuglien.
A new survey released Thursday confirmed what most hockey fans already know, Big Buff is kind of a big deal.
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Cheech & Chong’s ‘O Cannabis Tour’ Lighting Up The Burt
Comedic duo Cheech & Chong are bringing their hilarious routines to the Burton Cummings Theatre in the fall.
Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong and their O Cannabis Tour land in Winnipeg on Tuesday, October 1.
Airport Runway Reno to Increase Air Traffic Over Some Winnipeg Neighbourhoods
Construction to a runway at Winnipeg’s Richardson International Airport will increase air traffic over select city neighbourhoods beginning next week.
Officials say the airport will temporarily close one of its two runways for a rehabilitation project beginning April 22, which is scheduled to last until September.
‘Her Life Mattered:’ Friend Asks Manitoba Woman’s Killer How He Could Devalue Life
By Kelly Geraldine Malone, The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG — The best friend of a Manitoba Indigenous woman killed during a botched robbery looked at a man convicted in her death and asked how a life could be worth that little to him.
“Forty-five dollars was what my friend’s life was valued in (Jason) Meilleur’s eyes,” Melissa Stevenson said during a sentencing hearing Wednesday.
Manitoba Government, Opposition Reach Deal to Pass Budget Bill
By Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s governing Progressive Conservatives and the Opposition New Democrats reached a deal Wednesday to pass a budget bill that will cut the provincial sales tax.
The NDP has agreed to not use procedural rules in the legislature to delay the bill until the fall and will let it pass by June 3. The bill will cut the sales tax to seven per cent from eight as of July 1.
“I Play to Win, Gord” Playoff Wear Now Available
Cassie, are you shopping?
Pay tribute to the REAL star of the 2018-19 NHL season with your very own “I Play to Win, Gord” merch!
ChrisD.ca has partnered with talented Winnipeg artist Alex Plante to create these exclusive whiteout T-shirts and hoodies as the Jets make their way through the Stanley Cup Playoffs.
Still don’t get it? You didn’t watch enough hockey on the Jets’ regional TV feed this season.
A limited batch is available through our friends at T-Shirt Elephant. Just head on over to the ChrisD.ca Store to order yours today!
And as always, Go Jets Go!
