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Manitoba MP Niki Ashton becomes latest to seek NDP leadership

Montreal - Manitoba MP Niki Ashton is the latest contender in the campaign to replace the late Jack Layton for leadership of the federal New Democratic Party.
In the Media by Andrew Reeves - 1 comment

Canadian government moves to dismantle the Wheat Board

Winnipeg - The Canadian government has moved this past week to dismantle the Canadian Wheat Board in an effort to remove what the Conservatives perceive to be a monopoly on price-setting.
In the Media by Andrew Reeves

Manitoba, PEI set to begin the campaign trail for Oct. elections

Winnipeg - As Ontario voters are gearing up for next month's elections, two other provinces in Canada are also readying for a fall election. Manitoba will dissolve the legislature for an Oct. 6 election and Prince Edward Island is set in stone for Oct. 3.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

NHL: Atlanta Thrashers reach a deal to send the team to Winnipeg

According to Stephen Brunt of The Globe and Mail, a deal has been reached to sell the Atlanta Thrashers to True North Sports and Entertainment, a group based out of Winnipeg, Manitoba.
In the Media by Tyler Hunt - 3 comments

Officials aware of animal cruelty 2 years before action taken

Swan River - Animal welfare officers had been contacted about the condition of animals at a Manitoba farm two years before action was taken and 44 emaciated animals were seized.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 3 comments

Neepawa, Manitoba reels after fatal shooting

Neepawa - The quiet town of Neepawa, Manitoba is reeling after a murder this weekend. RCMP said Brent Michael David Bialkoski, 23, of Brandon, Manitoba, died after being shot in a home on Third Avenue at Main Street E. just before 4:15 a.m. central time.
In the Media by Bob Gordon

Alleged Manitoba white supremacists lose custody of children

Winnipeg - A Manitoba judge has ordered the province's Child and Family Services to take the children away from the parents who are allegedly white supremacists and have permanent guardianship.
In the Media by Andrew Moran - 1 comment

'Last minute' deal in Manitoba means Greyhound will keep running

Just days before a deadline was reached, the Manitoba government worked out an unspecified funding arrangement with Greyhound Canada to keep intercity bus service running in the province.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing - 3 comments

Kate Beckinsale reveals the cold, hard facts behind Whiteout Special

Braving sub-zero temperatures to film the action-packed, psychological thriller Whiteout, the native Londoner gained a whole new respect for the cold. The former Underworld star recounts her icy experiences in the glacial wilderness of Manitoba, Canada.
Digital Journal Report by Earl Dittman - 3 comments

Transport Minister says Greyhound 'bullying' with threatened cuts

The 95 year old bus company claimed that government regulations are putting the Canadian company in a precarious financial position. Federal Transport Minister John Baird fired back, saying the company was "bullying" the government and consumers.
In the Media by Stephanie Dearing
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The Manitoba government may soon make it illegal for cyclists to ride without a helmet.


Programmers from the University of Manitoba have developed a very Canadian robot: one that can play hockey.


Warm temperatures shattered records across Manitoba on the weekend and the heat will keep rising throughout the week.


Manitoba's chief public health officer has had his contract terminated by the province.


A Manitoba jury has found Denis Jerome Labossiere guilty of murdering his parents and brother in 2005.

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Every month or so we find it worthwhile to take time out and review all of the insanity and idiocy that has emanated...
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I find myself feeling betrayed, upset and let down with the release of the Drummond Report. To say I lost sleep from it...
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NDP Leadership: The case for Thomas Mulcair

Nine courageous individuals and excellent candidates are running for the leadership of the New Democratic Party of...
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