WINNIPEG — Expanded health-care visitation privileges amid reduced levels of COVID-19 transmission will take effect across Manitoba on Thursday.
Increased Health-Care Facility Visitation Changes in Manitoba
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Two Men Stabbed Outside of The Forks
WINNIPEG — Two men in their 20s were stabbed outside of The Forks early Wednesday and taken to hospital in critical condition.
Canada Day Weekend Hours: What’s Open and Closed in Winnipeg
Here’s a list of what’s open, closed or operating on a reduced schedule in Winnipeg this Canada Day long weekend.
Man Kicked in the Head During Robbery at The Forks
Winnipeg police say a man and his daughter were robbed at The Forks on Monday evening, which ended with the man being sent to hospital.
Human Remains Found on Manitoba First Nation
Manitoba RCMP say human remains have been located in Sapotaweyak Cree Nation.
Man Dies Following Collision with Suspected Drunk Driver
A 26-year-old man has died following a collision with a vehicle on Sherritt Avenue in Lynn Lake.
Centro Caboto Centre to See Facility Upgrades
The Centro Caboto Centre on Wilkes Avenue is receiving funding from the federal government to complete upgrades to the facility.
Woman Charged After Youths Injured in Off-Road Vehicle Crash
Manitoba RCMP have charged a woman whose daughter and her friends were injured in an off-road vehicle collision in the Pembina Valley.
Canadian Centre for Child Protection Receives $20K to Expand Resources
WINNIPEG — The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is receiving $20,000 through the province’s Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund.
Province, Feds Partner to Expand Manitoba Child-Care Spaces
WINNIPEG — The provincial and federal governments are funding more than 3,100 new child-care spaces across Manitoba at a cost of $8.1 million.
Summer Signals Start of Winnipeg’s Construction Season
WINNIPEG — With summer officially underway, the city’s construction season can also now begin.
Manitoba Establishing Adult Epilepsy Surgery Program
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government will spend $2.5 million annually to establish a new adult epilepsy surgery program in the province, as well as expand the existing pediatric program.
