One person was killed and several others injured Friday morning when a blaze broke out at a home in Thompson.
One Woman Killed, Others Injured in Thompson House Fire
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Canadian Forces Sending Plane and Crew to Help Fight Australia’s Fires
OTTAWA — Canada is sending a military transport plane and about 15 personnel to help fight bushfires in Australia.
Three People Hospitalized After Fire in Shamattawa First Nation
Three people remain in hospital after a fire on Tuesday night in Shamattawa First Nation.
Selkirk Donating Used Fire Truck to Village in Brazil
The City of Selkirk is donating a used fire truck from its fleet to a village in Brazil.
Suspect Sets Shoes on Fire, Stabs Man in Meth-Fuelled Episode: Police
A man on meth set his shoes on fire and then allegedly stabbed a man in an apartment suite Wednesday evening, according to Winnipeg police.
Another 69 Canadians Headed to Help Fight Bushland Fires in Australia
OTTAWA — Another 69 Canadians are heading to Australia this week to help fight the country’s worst bush fires in recent memory.
Assiniboine Park Conservancy Donating $10K to Australian Wildfire Relief
WINNIPEG — The Assiniboine Park Conservancy is donating $10,000 toward wildfire relief efforts in Australia.
Two Manitoba Fire Experts Arrive Home After a Month in Australia
WINNIPEG — Some of the first Canadian wildfire experts to help out in Australia are back home.
Two More Manitobans Headed to Australia to Help in Wildfire Fight
WINNIPEG — Manitoba is sending additional firefighters to Australia to help combat devastating wildfires in parts of the country.
Police and Firefighters in Winnipeg Were Allegedly Assaulted on New Year’s Eve
Winnipeg police say some of the city’s officers, as well as a couple of firefighters, faced assaults and injuries as 2019 ended and 2020 began.
Winnipeg Firefighters Battle Agnes Street Apartment Blaze
Winnipeg firefighters responded to a blaze at a two-storey apartment complex in the 500 block of Agnes Street early Thursday.
Sixty-Nine Canadians Giving Up Holidays to Help with Australian Wildfires
TORONTO — Sixty-nine Canadians are giving up their holidays at home to join the battle for the first time against the deadly wildfires devastating vast tracts of several Australian states.
