Final days to save in the Save More Manitoba online auction
Are you looking for ways to save money on items you need or want? Look no further than Save More Manitoba. This online auction is your ticket to incredible deals on thousands of dollars worth of products, services, and gift cards.
The Save More Manitoba auction is on now. Bidding closes on October 16th. This is your chance to bid, buy, and save on a wide variety of items.
Only four programs left for the 2024 season, enjoy the latest Lawn and Garden Journal with Carla Hrycyna
You can call host Carla Hrycyna live on the program with all of your gardening questions every Saturday morning at: 1-800-374-3315
Early Morning Disturbance Leads to Arrest in Empty Suite - Brandon Police Sunday Report
Unlawfully in a Dwelling House
Early Monday morning, police were called to a west-end residence for a disturbance. A neighbor indicated that there was noise coming from the adjoining suite and that suite should be empty. When police arrived, they located a 20-year-old female inside. The investigation determined that she did not have lawful authority to be in the suite and was removed without incident. She was charged for being unlawfully in a dwelling and was later released with a Court date and conditions not to attend that residence.
George Wiens
Funeral For: George Wiens
Funeral Date: Private family Graveside service
George Wiens, 80, of Roseau River passed away Sunday, October 13th at De Salaberry District Health Centre, St Pierre-Jolys. He is survived by 1 daughter, 2 sons and their families. He was predeceased by his wife Margaret Rose in 2011.
A private family graveside service for George Wiens will be held. Viewing will be at Birchwood Funeral Chapel Wednesday, October 16th from 7 to 9pm.
Donations may be made to Cerebral Palsy Association of Manitoba.
Canada spat leads India newspapers, as analysts await reactions from peer countries
Canada's decision to expel New Delhi's top envoy and five other diplomats is front-page news in India, as an analyst wonders how other countries will respond.
On Monday, the RCMP warned the public about a rash of crimes including murder, extortion and coercion that the force links to Indian government agents.
The RCMP and other Canadian officials presented evidence to India earlier this past weekend, but they say New Delhi refused to co-operate in police investigations.
Off the Tee - Des Koop
It's quiet at the Oak Island golf course as the season came to an end this past Saturday. Club manager Des Koop will join Clayton Dreger on Off the Tee which airs Tuesdays at 5:15 p.m. on CJRB Radio 1220.
Carbon pricing rebates land in bank accounts as Liberals defend embattled policy
Canadians are set to receive carbon pricing rebates Tuesday, as the Liberals defend one of their most embattled policies.
The government says this is the first time all banks will label the payment as the Canada Carbon Rebate, after years of inconsistent and vague phrasing on bank statements.
The quarterly rebate will go to Canadians who filed their income tax while living in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and all four Atlantic provinces.
The payments vary by household size and province, while those in rural areas get a top-up.
Why India and Canada are in an escalating rift, with each expelling diplomats
Ottawa's decision Monday to expel India's top envoy and five other diplomats is just the latest development in tensions that have simmered for months between the two countries.
Here's a look at what's driving the chill between Canada and India.
Why is India mad at Canada?
India is a staunch opponent to the Khalistan separatist movement, in which some Sikhs advocate for an independent state called Khalistan to be carved out of Indian territory.
A timeline of recent Canada-India tensions, as both countries expel diplomats
Monday's announced expulsion of six Indian diplomats from Canada comes after months of tensions between the two countries, which came to a head after the assassination of B.C. Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar, allegedly at the behest of the Indian government.
Here is a timeline related to the killing, which triggered the ongoing diplomatic rift between Canada and India.
2023
June 18 — Hardeep Singh Nijjar is shot dead outside the Guru Nanak Sikh temple in Surrey, B.C.
Sports Update - Tuesday, October 15th
The Selkirk Steelers and Steinbach Pistons are in the top half of the Canadian Junior Hockey League's Top 20 Rankings. The Steelers (10-1), who saw their season opening 10-game win streak come to an end this past weekend, dropped from number two to number three. The Pistons (6-1-1) stayed at number nine. The Central Canada Hockey League's Rockland Nationals (9-0) remain the number one ranked team in the country.