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Morgan Modjeski

Morgan Modjeski

News Reporter at CityNews Winnipeg Online

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‘It sucks’: Manitobans react to spike in gas prices

‘It sucks’: Manitobans react to spike in gas prices
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Manitoba’s Premier calling on President Trump to end Iran conflict

Manitoba’s Premier is calling on U.S. President Donald Trump to end the war in Iran as the conflict continues to strain the global economy and put people at risk, saying the province will welcome anyone fleeing the country, which is currently under siege by the U.S. and Israel.  “Donald Trump has to stop this war […]
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‘We’re one step behind the drug dealers’: Manitoba announces drug e...

A new drug enforcement taskforce is being called a first of its kind for Manitoba. Provincial and law enforcement leaders say the taskforce will work to disrupt organized crime groups bringing drugs into the region that are devastating communities and lives. “My message is if you’re going to do this type of behaviour, you’re going […]
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Winnipegger describes scenes in Mexico following cartel uprising

Much of the smoke has now dissipated over parts of Mexico, including the popular tourist destination of Puerto Vallarta, but the Government of Canada is still advising people to exercise a large degree of caution for anyone travelling in the country. “The air quality yesterday was just terrible with all of the cars burning and […]
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Winnipeg expert advises Mexico travelers to be aware of mental strain

Cartel violence in Mexico appears to have calmed in the last 24 hours, and as flights in and out of the country commence once again, a Winnipeg expert says travellers who have experienced trauma abroad need to take care of themselves as they come home. Foreign Affairs Canada reports that as of Tuesday, international flights […]
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Inquest into fatal Winnipeg police shooting of Indigenous teen hear...

One of the youths in a Jeep with a 16-year-old girl fleeing from police when officers fatally shot her says the whole incident was a blur and he didn’t even realize at the time she had been harmed. The youth, who was under 18 at the time and cannot be identified, said he was under […]
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Police misconduct lawyer highlights accountability double standards

A lawyer who specializes in police misconduct and police use of force says the inquest into the death of Indigenous teenager Eishia Hudson is highlighting what she believes is a problematic double standard between how police and regular members of the public are held accountable. “The person hearing an inquest doesn’t have the power to […]
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Inquest hears Winnipeg teen Eishia Hudson never ‘rammed’ police car

The record of what happened in the final moments of Eishia Hudson’s life is being set straight six years after the 16-year-old was shot and killed by Winnipeg police. Court heard Tuesday that Hudson never actually rammed a police car in the early moments of an April 8, 2020, police pursuit. As the inquest continued, […]
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Stabbing in Winnipeg Walmart parking lot

Winnipeg police say a suspect has been arrested in an alleged stabbing at a Walmart in Sargent Park that sent two men to the hospital Wednesday evening. The Winnipeg Police Service says the alleged stabbing happened around 6:10 p.m. between three people who knew each other. Authorities say the 27-year-old suspect entered the Walmart on […]
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‘I thought the roof caved in’: Car fleeing Winnipeg police crashes ...

Winnipeg police say a man fleeing a traffic stop sped away and crashed his vehicle into a home in the St. Boniface neighbourhood.
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Manitoba First Nation calling for more transportation resources fol...

Just a week after a school bus rollover sent 14 young people and one adult to hospital, the leadership of a Manitoba First Nation is calling for increased highway and transportation resources in the area, saying the crash is proof that staffing levels are dangerously low. “Our lives matter, instead of just a person living […]