More inspection stations for zebra mussels coming to Manitoba
Boaters risk spreading aquatic invasive species like zebra mussels, which were first discovered in Lake Winnipeg in 2013.
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Winnipeg Mayor appoints Senior Advisor on Homelessness
Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham announced the city has hired Jarred Baker to take on the new role of Senior Advisor on Homelessness.
Downtown Bay project earns prestigious award for SCO
Fast Company, a monthly magazine, named Wehwehneh Bahgahkinahgohn the Best World-Changing Idea for North America for 2023.
PPC leader Bernier in for himself, says former Tory leader
Andrew Scheer was in Manitoba to support Conservative candidate Branden Leslie, who will run against PPC Leader Maxime Bernier.
Library Association condemns attempts at banning books
The Manitoba Library Association released an online “toolkit” to help Manitoba’s public libraries that are facing “censorship challenges.”
Book ban talk hits Brandon School Division
During a school division meeting, resident Lorraine Hackenschmidt claimed some books on library shelves could lead to “sexual grooming.”
Toilet paper reference to Whitecloud an insult to Indigenous people
ESPN anchor John Anderson made comments ridiculing the last name of Golden Knights defensemen Zach Whiteloud.
Anger after Headingley women’s jail beadwork program halted
Many of the women were using money they were making through their program to help support their families and, in many cases, their children.
Hundreds take to Winnipeg’s iconic intersection for Red Dress Day
Many at the event on Friday were people whose lives have been personally affected and altered due to violence against women.
More needs to be done to keep Indigenous women, girls safe
The Manitoba government said the Legislative Building would be lit in red. The province hoped the move would “encourage dialogue.”
