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A woman who was sexually assaulted by a personal trainer at a Winnipeg gym in 2023 is suing her attacker and Goodlife Fitness Centres Inc. The woman, who isn’t being named by the Free Press, filed the...
10 days ago
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Crown won’t appeal judge’s decision to stay Nygard’s Winnipeg sex assault charges
24 days ago
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A Manitoba child-welfare agency made continued attempts to have a man placed on the provincial child abuse registry — even after he was found not guilty in criminal court of committing sex offences ag...
about 1 month ago
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Premier Wab Kinew is backing Ontario’s anti-tariff ad campaign that U.S. President Donald Trump blamed for his decision to halt trade negotiations with Canada.
about 1 month ago
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Manitoba prosecutors say mediation halted over workload grievance
about 1 month ago
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The city’s legal department is proposing Winnipeg pay $7 million to settle lawsuits filed by three First Nations men wrongfully convicted of the 1973 slaying of a restaurant worker. Allan Woodhouse an...
about 2 months ago
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre marked Thanksgiving in Winnipeg by assisting volunteers at a local food bank in packing hampers for people in need. The leader of the federal official Opposition s...
about 2 months ago
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The construction of a sidewalk has caused an uproar in a tiny heritage neighbourhood nestled by the Assiniboine River. Some residents of Armstrong’s Point are upset with the location of the sidewalk c...
about 2 months ago
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Pembina Trails School Division is arguing it can’t be held responsible in court for convicted sex offender and disgraced football coach Kelsey McKay’s actions against his players, in response to a law...
about 2 months ago
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Four residents of Springfield say their municipal government doesn’t have the legal right to bar the public from recording council meetings.
2 months ago
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A northern First Nation is suing the Manitoba government, arguing licensed moose hunting on its traditional territory infringes on its rights — the latest conflict over land use and hunting in the pro...
3 months ago