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For the first time in two years, the City of Winnipeg will be fogging for adult mosquitoes. It comes after the city-wide trap count rating moved from medium to high over the weekend. Helicopters will begin the control program Sunday, weather permitting, from 9:30 p.m. to 6:30 a.m. The city anticipates the fogging will last […]
over 2 years ago
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Some residents in Linden Woods are expressing their frustration over concerns they say are not being taken seriously over a conditional use permit being granted to a home within a residential street in the area to turn it into a rehabilitation home.
over 2 years ago
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Jeff Herlick the president of Bonafide Construction Solutions is showing how his business tracks the idle time of work vehicles.
about 2 years ago
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As the University of Winnipeg has wrapped up its investigation following a cyberattack earlier this year, an expert says it serves as a reminder for people to regularly check their credit information. The investigation into the March cyberattack found that students, employees and those applying to study or work at the university were impacted. Exposed […]
about 2 years ago
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Advocates say more collaboration is needed among institutions when dealing with gender-based violence after police called the killings of a man in the McCreary area a “horrific act of intimate partner violence.” RCMP confirmed that 41-year-old Marlon Glover, last Friday, killed the parents and brother of a woman he was previously in a relationship with, […]
about 2 years ago
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With the plunging Canadian dollar, how do residents and American tourists feel about the exchange rate between the two countries?
almost 2 years ago
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Some Canadian snowbirds are selling their American homes with the rising cost of living and tensions with the U.S.
over 1 year ago
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Coffee lovers across Canada are feeling the pinch as prices for their daily brew continue to climb to record levels
about 1 year ago
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Canadian shoppers are facing a poultry predicament as chicken prices continue to climb, forcing many to reconsider their grocery choices.
12 months ago
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As the holiday season approaches, many young Canadians are planning to lean on credit to cover the cost of gifts.
11 months ago
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A CityNews Calgary reporter is being credited with helping save a man’s life after pulling him from the Bow River on Sunday.
3 months ago