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RCMP are investigating after a woman apparently drowned in a local lake.
Pukatawagan RCMP said they were called to Pukatawagan Lake at about 3:45 p.m. Thursday. There, they found that community members had pulled the remains of a woman from the water.
Two newly rebuilt tennis courts and a renovated soccer pitch are now open to the public in south Winnipeg.
The new facilities are located in Thelma J. Call Park, next to Bonnycastle School in Waverley Heights on Chancellor Drive.
The Manitoba Museum celebrated another year of solid attendance and excellent financial health Thursday night.
At the museum’s AGM, outgoing Board Chair Scott Craig highlighted the year’s successes, including the Canada 150 exhibition, the renewal of the Nonsuch Gallery, World’s Giant Dinosaurs exceeding attendance targets and their outreach project, called Spirit Lines, winning the Governor General’s History Award.
More than 200 construction projects are planned for Winnipeg this year, including local and regional streets, back lanes and sidewalks.
Mayor Brian Bowman said Friday that about 150 kilometres of improvements are scheduled for this year, including continuing work on the Southwest Rapid Transit corridor and the Waverley Underpass project.
Fans of actor Tom Hanks will get their fill this summer at a movie theatre event dedicated entirely to the legendary actor.
Hanksfest is hitting Cineplex theatres nationwide beginning July 6, showcasing a month of Hanks’ most iconic films on the big screen.
By The Canadian Press
VANCOUVER – Vancouver police say there’s a new twist on a Canada Revenue Agency scam they’ve been warning the public about and the swindle involves being arrested.
Police say a 58-year-old woman received a phone call on Wednesday afternoon from someone claiming to be from the agency, who said she owed $6,000 in taxes and there was a warrant for her arrest.
By Lauren Krugel, The Canadian Press
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. – The lawyer for a former TV journalist accused in several bank robberies says he plans to speak to the Crown about arranging for psychiatric tests to determine his client’s mental state.
Stephen Vogelsang is charged with robbing two banks in Medicine Hat, Alta., three in Regina and one in Saskatoon last year.
The Jets will start their next season on the road.
The Jets’ opening game will start on October 4 against the St. Louis Blues, followed by another game away against the Dallas Stars on October 6.
By Jordan Press, The Canadian Press
OTTAWA – Your beer is about to undergo a government makeover.
Federal officials are proposing changes to national beer standards that would widen the number of ingredients permitted in a pint and force brewers to list every ingredient on a can or bottle.
Winnipeg Police say they continue to encourage anyone who wishes to safely get rid of a firearm to contact them to do so.
The 2018 Gun Amnesty allows people to voluntarily turn in all types of weapons, including pellet guns and ammunition.
