1 hr ago | CBC News
Winnipegger warns drivers of photo radar trap
For the last two weeks, Shane Yaworski has been parading at the corner of Plessis Road and Rosseau Avenue West, carrying a homemade sign that warns oncoming traffic of a photo radar truck lying in wait behind some trees.
5 hrs ago | BroadwayWorld.com
Peter Schneider to Direct Mata Hari in 8 Bullets at Nymf, 7/8-20
New York: MATA HARI IN 8 BULLETS is an official selection of the New York Musical Theatre Festival.
8 hrs ago | CBC News
More seniors dying in bedrail accidents, reports show
Nina Logan's mother died in a Manitoba nursing home in 2004. She later learned bed rails played a role in her death.
11 hrs ago | The Winnipeg Free Press
Local musicians in spotlight as weather turns beautiful
WSO violinist Elation Pauls is a member of the Azure Quartet, which will perform at All Things Natural, a summer solstice concert at FortWhyte Alive on Friday evening.
Used 2008 Ford Edge For Sale - Winnipeg, Manitoba. This Ford Edge has undergone Nott's 160 point family certified inspection.
Kelowna B722 at Ragina on Jun 14th 2013, bird strike
A Kelowna Flightcraft Boeing 727-200, registration C-GKKF performing freight flight KFA-291 from Winnipeg,MB to Regina,SK with 4 crew, was on short final to Regina's runway 13 when a bird impacted the aircraft.
Western premiers key on cyber-bullying at Winnipeg meeting
By Kolby Solinsky - BC Local News Published: June 18, 2013 11:00 AM Updated: June 18, 2013 11:52 AM Manitoba premier Greg Selinger identified an anti-bullying measure adopted in British Columbia - an online, anonymous reporting tool - that he thinks could help bullied students and children in his province.
Continentally integrated: aina t we all
Every year when I travel down to the World Pork Expo I tarry in North Dakota, Minnesota and rural Iowa.
Van crashes into Winnipeg business
Police block the intersection of Sherbrook Street and Ellice Avenue after a van crashed into a grocery store on Tuesday morning.
Refugees ask feds to restore benefits
Mike Deal / Winnipeg Free Press Kasim Kawo with his daughter, Milki, 14 months, and wife Balkisa join a rally at Central Park to protest federal cuts to refugee health benefits.
Inside a pair of ring binders, the Langley senior has compiled dozens of old newspaper articles and reviews, interspersed with advertisements and playbills.
Enjoy interviews, jazz performances this week at News Caf
The Winnipeg International Jazz Festival comes to the Free Press News Caf this week with daily live interviews and nightly performances.
St. Mary's Road construction stymies traffic, business
City crews have begun work on a section of St. Mary's Road in Winnipeg's Glenwood area - a project anticipated to take six weeks and delay thousands of drivers.
About 50 troops from CFB Edmonton left the international airport Monday morning as part of the last deployment of Canadian soldiers to Afghanistan.
Rally for newcomers' health care
Hundreds of health-care workers, newcomers and their friends are set to rally at noon today in Central Park to celebrate Manitoba's "compassion" and to call for help for refugees in other provinces suffering without health benefits.
Nepinak's leadership gathering steam
Some time before lunch today, a small caravan of motorcycles will make its way through the city towards Thunderbird House.
The most efficient of the mall
WAYNE GLOWACKI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Carleen McDowell, an administrative assistant with 20 Vic Management Inc., stands under the new skylights and LED lighting in St. Vital Centre that helped the mall win a BOMA BESt Award of Excellence for energy-efficiency improvement.
Western premiers to focus talks on eastward pipeline
Nova Scotia Premier Darrell Dexter, New Brunswick Premier David Alward, Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger, Alberta Premier Alison Redford, Prince Edward Island Premier Robert Ghiz and British Columbia Premier Christy Clark, left to right, listen to a choir at Province House during the annual Council of the Federation meeting in Halifax on Thursday, ... (more)