17 min ago | The Winnipeg Free Press
Julien Ferrer may be nine, but because of his rare illness, he is about the size of his four-year-old brother.
4 hrs ago | The Winnipeg Free Press
Confessions of a Winnipeg sidewalk cyclist
I am a criminal, and the offence of cycling on the sidewalk in Winnipeg could land me a fine of $110. But the alternative of cycling along the very busy and far-too-narrow thoroughfare of St.
8 hrs ago | KVEW-TV Kennewick
Shinnimin, Hiller Win Top CHL Honors
The Canadian Hockey League today announced the ten national award winners for the 2011-12 season including Brendan Shinnimin of the Tri-City Americans who earned both the Chrysler Top Scorer and CCM Player of the Year Award.
Cooking up better food products
Two of the nine Manitoba nominees in the recently announced group of finalists for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards got their start at the Food Development Centre in Portage la Prairie.
Supplied Photo Hamed is focusing on improving his English and acquiring his driver s licence.
BORIS MINKEVICH / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Horst Backe , Hamed and Mark Rabnett. The Winnipeggers sponsored Hamed after communicating with him on Skype.
According to historians, he was likely not only the first Jew in Canada, but he also lived in the area that became Manitoba, working for the Hudson's Bay Company starting in 1732.
Hundreds of motorcyclists take part in Ride for Dad
As many as 700 motorcycles cruised down Portage Avenue bound for Gimli as part of a fundraiser for prostate cancer research.
Final season of Less Than Kind starts shooting
The much-lauded TV series Less Than Kind will shoot its fourth and final season in Winnipeg commencing Monday, May 28.
RWB's Leonard Cohen Ballet Success Rolls North in New Program
"Leonard Cohen's music comes to life at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet", CBC News reports earlier this month.
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Churchill to stop fluoridating its water
Fluoride was added to municipal water supplies in the 1950s and '60s as a way to combat tooth decay.
RCMP to close Regina forensic lab
The Vancouver Sun has turned 100 years old, and reporter John Mackie has been scouring the files to find some of the best writing to grace its pages.
Route 90 revamp proposed by Winnipeg chamber
The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce has put forward a plan to upgrade part of Route 90, one of the city's busiest streets.
Vale mining for alternatives in wake of CP strike
The strike by Canadian Pacific Railroad workers is forcing Vale to make alternative transport arrangements for nickel mined at the company's Sudbury operations, the company's vice-president of corporate affairs said.
Declining oats futures take cash bids down
Sharp declines in oats futures at the CBOT over the past week are largely the result of speculative selling, but cash bids in Western Canada are also drifting lower.
Lily beetles invade Manitobans' flower gardens
The lily, a popular flower in Manitoba gardens, faces a growing attack by the red lily leaf beetle, an insect that gardeners are dubbing the "red menace." The red lily leaf beetle can devour a patch of lilies in a day or two, leaving the stems behind, says Winnipeg lily gardener John Rempel.
Man survives bear attack in outhouse
From UPI.com: WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May 24 -- A Canadian man who survived an attack by a black bear while he was sitting in an outhouse says he'll close the door from now on.
Manslaughter trial gets emotional in Winnipeg
Jeremy Botelho, a former University of Manitoba football star, is accused of killing Kelly Clay during a bar fight in April 2010.