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A third juror has been dropped from the second-degree murder trial of Mark Stobbe, accused of killing his wife 12 years ago.
Census shows changing times require new approaches
The 2011 population census tells us that Canada is rapidly and profoundly changing, leaving us with a choice: to carry on with the politics of the past, or to match change with change.
Stobbe trial shown photos of wife hours before her death
Jurors looked at surveillance photos Tuesday of a woman grocery shopping with her youngest son just hours before she was brutally assaulted and killed.
Accused laughed at idea of wife dying while shopping, trial hears
The province's recommendations following the scalding death of a disabled man in a Calgary group home will only be as effective as the people implementing them.
Accused laughed at idea of wife dying while shopping, trial hears
When the city approves a major rezoning, its planners want to get about a quarter of the increased land value back from the builder in the form of community benefits, says a new report ... It would be simplistic to attempt to divide geopolitics into good guys and bad guys.
Canada's Ambassador to US Rips Obama Keystone Decision
The ambassador from Canada to the United States is slamming what he calls the 'Hollywood Liberal Elite' for derailing the Keystone XL pipeline project, which would have carried oil from the tar sands of Alberta, in western Canada, through the U.S. to refineries and ports in Texas, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Slain woman had fierce temper, husband's murder trial hears
She liked to laugh and be around people, dress up to go out to movies and restaurants and dance, Beverly Rowbotham's sister Betty testified in a Winnipeg court Wednesday.
Blood, bone from slain woman found in her house, Stobbe trial hears
Former top provincial public servant Mark Stobbe is accused of murdering his wife Beverly Rowbotham with multiple hatchet blows to the head.
Canadian ambassador accepts Greater Chamber invite to San Antonio
Canadian Ambassador to the United States Gary Doer will be in San Antonio on Wednesday, Feb.
Regional partners work best for now
The province passed legislation seven years ago ordering the 16 municipalities that comprise the capital region to establish a joint planning committee and to start behaving in a more co-operative manner.
Enraged husband killed wife with hatchet, Winnipeg trial told
Mark Stobbe killed his wife of seven years in a rage, hitting her 16 times in the head with a hatchet, a jury heard Monday.
It's time to push Manitoba Hydro's 'pause' button
On Jan. 17, the Public Utilities Board issued a press release saying evidence gathered at public hearings over the previous 11 months revealed the costs of Manitoba Hydro's $20 billion capital development plan have risen dramatically while sales of electricity to the U.S. have fallen.
Dewar picks up endorsement from Devine in NDP leadership race
NDP leadership candidate Paul Dewar will pick up another Manitoba endorsement today when Ginny Devine publicly throws her support his way.
First Nation partnership pursues World Heritage site status for Pimachiowin Aki
A partnership of First Nation communities in Manitoba and Northwestern Ontario have nominated 43,000 square kilometres of Boreal forest straddling the provincial border for recognition as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Political survivors make way for others
Such was the case earlier this week when Michael Balagus, chief of staff to Premier Greg Selinger, suddenly announced he was stepping down from his post.
Shuffle lining up the next batch of contenders
A pair of newly-elected MLAs were added to the inner circle with Swan River MLA Ron Kostyshyn as Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Intiatives and Point Douglas MLA Kevin Chief heading up the new post of Minister of Children and Youth Opportunity.
Today Justice Minister Andrew Swan added his name to those who back Dewar for the NDP leadership.
Architect of NDP's election victory seeks new challenge
THE main architect of the Selinger NDP's historic election victory is stepping down with an eye to returning to international work helping spread democracy.
Balagus, who headed up the party's re-election campaign, said he plans to do more international work in the coming months and years.
Budget advice for the province
Since I can't make it to any of the Selinger government's pre-budget public meetings, I'm going to file my submission in writing.