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A Winnipeg Parking Authority employee was assaulted last Sunday and now a city man is facing charges.
The officer was patrolling in the 200 block of De Vos Road at around 3:30 p.m. when a man stopped his vehicle in front of the officer and blocked him from moving forward.
Winnipeg police and cadets will be going door-to-door in the William Whyte neighbourhood to discuss crime prevention.
Police say officers are making the rounds to inform residents how the community can play a role in reporting and preventing crime through the Make the Right Call initiative.
Winnipeg firefighters deployed a drone for the first time Tuesday night while fighting a fire at 702 Selkirk Avenue.
Residents of the building self-evacuated by the time crews arrived at around 7:45 p.m. No injuries were reported, but the city says two cats remain missing.
Two Brandon men are to appear in court today on attempted murder and aggravated assault charges.
Police say the 31-year-old and 27-year-old are responsible for the injury of a 28-year-old man on July 28.
Winnipeg police have made a second arrest and laid charges in relation to a fatal shooting at Bar Italia this past spring.
Joshua Lucien Peter Turner, 24, was taken into custody on Monday. Police have charged him with first-degree murder, attempting to commit murder using a firearm and two counts of failing to comply with a probation order.
WINNIPEG — Mayoral candidate Jenny Motkaluk wants to spark Winnipeg Transit‘s fleet to become completely electric.
In her latest pitch to voters on Tuesday, the business consultant also vowed to add 200 additional buses to city streets.
Winnipeg police are warning about a scam involving fraudulent security alert text messages.
The messages arrive unsolicited and warn a person’s bank account will be closed or access limited if certain prompts aren’t followed.
Canadian Blood Services says it is in need of 22,000 donations by August 26.
Summer is typically when blood donations slow down for the organization, as many Canadians are enjoying time off and other seasonal activities.
