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Two people are missing after the snowmobile they were riding fell through the ice on the Winnipeg River late Tuesday.
Powerview RCMP received a report at around 11:45 p.m. and began a search of the area with fire departments from Sagkeeng First Nation and Pine Falls.
WINNIPEG — An upcoming public open house will look at adding another protected bike lane in the Exchange District.
The city is proposing a lane from William Avenue to Higgins Avenue to further connect north Winnipeg and the Exchange District with downtown and the Assiniboine Avenue cycling network.
With $7.9 million to spare in its operating budget, the Amalgamated Transit Union 1505 is calling on Winnipeg Transit to use those funds to improve driver safety.
Ahead of a city finance committee meeting on November 27, the surplus was announced Wednesday as part of an overall $9.5 city surplus.
By The Canadian Press
OTTAWA – The federal government is prepared to order an end to rotating strikes by Canada Post employees if a collective agreement isn’t soon reached, Labour Minister Patty Hajdu said Tuesday.
“We strongly encourage both sides to reach a deal and are prepared to table legislation if we do not see a resolution over the next few days, a step we do not take lightly,” she said in a statement.
Contractor and HGTV Canada star Mike Holmes Jr. is this year’s headliner at the upcoming Winnipeg Renovation Show.
The co-host of “Holmes + Holmes” will appear on the Lifestyle Stage at the RBC Convention Centre January 11-12, 2019.
By Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press
WINNIPEG – Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative government is temporarily halting any expansion of gambling in the province and promising to move more people off welfare and into the workforce.
The government’s agenda for the coming year, laid out in its throne speech Tuesday, also includes plans to toughen penalties for impaired drivers and to simplify taxes and royalties for the oil and gas sector.
Canadian consumers don’t plan on curtailing their spending this holiday season, according to a recent poll.
New numbers from Ebates.ca suggest about eight in 10 people will actually spend as much or more on gifts than they did last year.
WINNIPEG — Four youths are in police custody after pointing a firearm at several people on Monday evening.
Police responded to the area of McPhillips Street and Mapleglen Drive at around 6:50 p.m., but couldn’t immediately locate the suspects.
