Winnipeg police arrested a man following a sexual assault inside a city bus shelter on Friday evening.
Man Arrested Following Sexual Assault in Bus Shelter
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Woman Carjacked by ‘Good Samaritan’ Who Helped Her Out of Snowbank
WINNIPEG — A woman whose vehicle had become stuck in a snowbank was carjacked by the same person who offered to help her get it out, police say.
RCMP Officer Charged Following Crash That Injured Two
A Manitoba RCMP officer has been charged with driving offences following a collision on September 10 of last year.
Tablets a Chance for More Interaction at ‘Main Street Project’
WINNIPEG — A surprise donation of 60 tablets to Main Street Project will have lasting benefits for clients of the community health agency.
Headingley Corrections Officer Charged in Inmate’s Death
Manitoba RCMP have charged a corrections officer at the Headingley Correctional Centre with the death of an inmate.
Manitoba COVID-19 Hospitalizations Drop by One to 664
WINNIPEG — Manitoba reported 664 patients are currently in hospital due to COVID-19 on Friday — a decrease of one since Thursday.
Bunnii at Your Door: New Delivery Service Launches in City
Bunnii has recently launched and began delivery in Winnipeg this week of retail goods, including local wine, beer and other alcohol.
City Seeks Feedback on Exotic Animal By-Law
The City of Winnipeg is inviting residents to provide feedback on exotic animals and breed-specific legislation.
Bodies of Four People Found Near Emerson Border Crossing
Manitoba RCMP say the bodies of four people have been found near the Canada/U.S. border east of Emerson, Manitoba.
Residential Parking Ban in Effect Beginning Tonight
WINNIPEG — A residential parking ban is coming into effect tonight at 7 p.m. as crews prepare to clear nearly 15 centimetres of snow.
Man Douses Himself in Flammable Liquid at Police HQ
Winnipeg police have closed their downtown headquarters building to the public today after a man doused himself in flammable liquid.
Manitoba COVID-19 Hospitalizations Rise to 631 on Wednesday
WINNIPEG — Manitoba reported 11 more patients are now in hospital due to COVID-19 on Wednesday, bringing the total number of patients receiving care to 631.
