Timely hitting leads Goldeyes to first win of young season
The Winnipeg Goldeyes (1-1) won their first game of the 2025 season Friday evening with a 6-4 decision over the Cleburne Railroaders at La Moderna Field.
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1 dog dies, 3 others in ICU after blaze in Kirkfield-Westwood house
Large plumes of smoke filled the air in Kirkfiled-Westwood after a house went up in flames Saturday afternoon.
The blaze broke out just before 1:30 p.m. in a bungalow on Greenacre Boulevard near McBey Avenue.
Desperate escape: One leaps, another hangs from window in Waverley West fire
Three people have been hospitalized and one other injured following a fire early Saturday morning in a Waverley West apartment complex.
The fire broke out just after 1:30 a.m. in a three-storey apartment building on Gaylene Place, trapping a few residents inside.
Flames were pouring from the building when crews arrived. One person jumped from a window before firefighters arrived. Crews used a ladder to rescue another person who was hanging from a window of the affected suite.
The 9 a.m. nod to Mom: A musical Mother’s Day tribute
A Mother of a Playlist: Celebrating Mom with Music at 9 a.m.
This Saturday morning at 9:00, we’re turning up the love—and turning our attention—to the most important woman in many of our lives: Mom. With Mother’s Day arriving tomorrow, we’ve pulled together a playlist that’s sweet, soothing, sentimental, and just a little cinematic (because honestly, motherhood is an epic production).
From lullabies to legends, here’s what’s in store during our musical ode to moms:
Indigenous groups keen to see Pope Leo continue reconciliation work
Indigenous groups in Canada say they want to see Pope Leo XIV continue the reconciliation work started by his predecessor, the late Pope Francis.
Francis was recognized as an ally of Canada's Indigenous Peoples and was known for advancing reconciliation efforts and apologizing — both in the Vatican and in Canada — for the Catholic Church's role in widespread abuses at residential schools.
His visit to Canada in 2022 was described as a "penitential pilgrimage" as Francis insisted on meeting with Indigenous survivors of residential schools and hearing their stories.
Hellebuyck answers MVP chants with playoff shutout
The Winnipeg Jets responded with urgency in Game 2 of their second-round playoff series, taking an early lead and maintaining control throughout a 4–0 win over the Dallas Stars to even the series at one game apiece.
The Jets played much more like the Jets of the regular season, and that goes for Connor Hellebuyck as well. He would end up stopping 21 shots on his way to a shutout. It's his fourth playoff shutout of his career, and his first since 2021. Hellebuyck now has a record of 18-1-1 in the last 20 home games.
American classical musicians unite to defend free speech in open letter
Classical musicians speak out in defence of free speech
More than 500 leading voices in the American classical music world — from soloists and composers to orchestra members and educators — have signed a powerful open letter denouncing what they describe as attacks on free speech by former U.S. President Donald Trump and his administration.
Five men arrested, support offered to exploited individuals
Five men have been arrested following a targeted sweep by the Winnipeg Police Service’s Counter Exploitation Unit (CEU) in the city’s West End.
On Thursday, May 8, the CEU—supported by East District Community Support Units—conducted the operation in response to multiple community concerns, according to a release from the WPS.
Police say that officers arrested five men between the ages of 27 and 53 for obtaining sexual services for consideration. All were released on undertakings, as outlined in the Criminal Code.
A family send-off celebrates longtime WSO concertmaster
After 37 years, a changing of the guard is about to occur within the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra.
The ensemble’s final concerts of the 2024-2025 season are a tribute to one of the biggest changes: the retirement of Gwen Hoebig after 37 years as the WSO’s concertmaster.
Billboard campaign aims to find homes for long-term shelter dogs in Winnipeg”
The Winnipeg Humane Society has started a new campaign to find forever homes for four long-term shelter dogs.
New billboards will go up across the city, featuring four dogs who have been in the shelter for 150 days or more, in hopes that they will reach the right family.
The four dogs, Colt, Benny Blanco, Rambo and Dale, will be featured on 38 billboards across the city. One of the dogs featured, Benny, has recently marked a full year in care.