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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has written to the leader of the New Democrats, urging him to force an election this fall.

Poilievre's letter to Jagmeet Singh says the NDP does not have a mandate from voters to keep Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in power for another year.

He's urging Singh to vote non-confidence in the government when the House of Commons resumes in September.

The NDP entered a supply and confidence deal with the Liberals in 2022, agreeing to keep the minority government in power until 2025 in exchange for movement on key priorities.

The Winnipeg Goldeyes (54-41) completed the sweep of their three-game set over the Gary SouthShore RailCats, defeating them 8-4 at Blue Cross Park on Wednesday evening.
 
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Riding a three-run fourth inning, the Goldeyes’ victory over the RailCats (30-66) was their fifth in a row to maintain their lead atop the American Association West Division.
 

It could be a slow and difficult drive for motorists in Winnipeg on Thursday morning.

Several intersections throughout the city have either traffic signal lights flashing red in all directions, or no lights at all. Motorists are reminded to treat such intersections as all-way stops unless police are on scene directing traffic.

As of 6:50 a.m., a power outage in Transcona has impacted at least two intersections along Plessis Road, including at Kildare Avenue and Ravelston Avenue West.

Lights are also out completely at King Edward and Logan Avenue.

With the final long weekend of the summer around the corner, the Manitoba Government is offering free Provincial Park entry, so you can take advantage of the warm weather.

In a press release from the provincial government, Environment and Climate Change Minister Tracy Schmidt says the free entry will last from Friday, August 30 to Monday, September 2.

The Manitoba government is implementing new nutrient targets to safeguard the province’s lakes and rivers, marking a significant milestone in water quality protection.

Environment and Climate Change Minister Tracy Schmidt made the announcement today, highlighting the initiative's importance for future generations.

Investigators are continuing to look into the cause of a fire that started at a Glenelm home and quickly spread to two neighbouring homes.

The City of Winnipeg says in a release that the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service was called to a fire that involved two homes on Cobourg Avenue around 6:40 a.m. on Wednesday.

Upon arrival on scene, crews found a two-storey house engulfed in flames with the fire extending to a neighbouring one-and-a-half storey house and another two-storey house. A garage at the rear of the property also had fire extension.

A severe thunderstorm headed across southern Manitoba on Thursday in the early morning hours with the watch ending just after 6:00 a.m.

According to Environment Canada, an approaching low-pressure system over southern Saskatchewan has triggered scattered thunderstorms over southern Manitoba. Some of these thunderstorms may reach severe thresholds.

The biggest threat with this thunderstorm is strong wind gusts, large hail, and heavy rain that could flood certain areas. 

There is no evidence that indicates the federal Conservatives were behind a bot network on social media that praised a Pierre Poilievre rally, a new study has found. 

The Canadian Digital Media Research Network launched an investigation after hundreds of X accounts posted about the Conservative leader's July rally in Kirkland Lake, Ont., all using the same language with phrases like "buzzing with energy" and "as a northern Ontarian."

A serial killer has been formally sentenced to four concurrent life sentences with no chance of parole for 25 years in the slayings of four Indigenous women in Winnipeg.

Jeremy Skibicki showed no emotion as the sentence was handed down Wednesday.

When asked by Court of King's Bench Justice Glenn Joyal if he had anything to say, Skibicki replied, “No.”

The judge said he was bound by law to impose the automatic sentence after convicting Skibicki last month of four counts of first-degree murder.

After being taken off the field on a stretcher on Friday night during the first quarter, there's good news surrounding Blue Bombers offensive lineman Stanley Bryant. 

According to head coach Mike O'Shea, Bryant was sick but is expected to take the field against the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Sunday's Labour Day Classic.