Canada's first Heat Warnings of the year in Southern Manitoba
The first Heat Warnings of the year were issued Saturday afternoon for parts of Southern Manitoba, including the Southeast, the Red River Valley, and as far west as the Killarney region.
Controversial goal sinks Jets as Stars take Game 3
A controversial goal early in the third period proved to be the turning point Sunday afternoon as the Dallas Stars defeated the Winnipeg Jets 5–2 in Game 3 of their second-round series.
With the score tied 2–2, Dallas defenceman Alexander Petrovic appeared to direct the puck into the net with a kicking motion just 3:51 into the period.
Ottawa looks to off-load costly, seldom-used mobile hospitals bought for the pandemic
The federal government expects to spend about $7 million this fiscal year to store and maintain four custom-made, portable hospitals that cost taxpayers more than $200 million to buy — facilities meant to bolster overwhelmed hospitals during the COVID-19 pandemic that were barely used.
Early on in the pandemic, as the federal government moved at breakneck speed to respond to a global health crisis, it issued rush orders for these Mobile Health Units.
Steinbach Al-Anon reflects on 50 years of helping families impacted by alcohol use
The Steinbach Al-Anon Family Group recently marked a significant milestone, celebrating 50 years of offering support to people impacted by someone else's drinking. The group, which began in 1975 shortly after the formation of the Auto City Alcoholics Anonymous Group, is part of a worldwide fellowship that started in 1951.
Life Culture helping moms feel seen and supported this Mother's Day
Mother’s Day often brings to mind flowers, breakfast in bed, and picture-perfect moments shared on social media. But for some women, the day carries a far more complex emotional weight.
Brenda Brown and Susan Penner from Life Culture understand this well. Through their work supporting women in the community, they’ve seen firsthand how the expectations surrounding motherhood can feel overwhelming.
Sunshine Greenhouse warns gardeners not to rush planting during cool spring nights
Spring has arrived, and gardening enthusiasts are flocking to local greenhouses to stock up on plants and supplies. Dorinda Penner from Sunshine Greenhouse says people are excited to get started, but she advises caution when it comes to planting vegetables too early.
Chase the Ace Heating Up in Niverville — Jackpot Nears $18K and Growing
The Niverville Nighthawks’ “Chase the Ace” is gaining serious momentum and excitement, as the weekly pot continues to grow, both in participation and jackpot size. What started back in September had a surprising twist just a few weeks in.
Mother’s Day in the Southeast: Heartfelt tributes and a few quirky collections
Mother’s Day is here, and for some in the Southeast, it’s a day of firsts, cherished memories, and a few quirky obsessions.
For Heather, this year is extra special. "Well, my daughter, it’s her first Mother’s Day, so we’re going to do dinner together at her house," she said.
Heather adds she enjoys every moment with her grandson. "I waited a long time for this little boy, and I’m so happy he’s in our life."
Heat warning in effect for Southeast Manitoba as temperatures climb
It’s about to get hot in the Southeast, with a heat warning now in effect for Steinbach, Niverville, Grunthal, and other parts of southern Manitoba. Temperatures are expected to climb into the low to mid-thirties during the day and stay warm overnight, with lows of 16 degrees or higher from Sunday through Tuesday.
It will still be hot on Wednesday with a high of 30 and then periods of rain expected to begin Wednesday night. That will be followed by cooler temperatures.
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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