5 h. ago Manitoba’s Carruthers beats New Brunswick’s Grattan to remain unbeaten at Brier

Reid Carruthers is one of four unbeaten teams remaining at the Brier after winning his fourth straight game on Monday.

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5 h. ago How has the ice crew taken care of frosty curling conditions at the Brier?

An army of dehumidifiers and volunteers to help set them up has aided ice guru Greg Ewasko and his crew's efforts to improve conditions

Transport

6 h. ago Manitoba businesses brace for impact as Trump’s tariffs set to hit Canadian goods

With the United States being one of Manitoba's oldest and most significant trade partners, the consequences for businesses owners can be rough.

Economics

7 h. ago Alberta hires former judge to investigate health spending corruption scandal

The Alberta government says it has hired the former chief judge of the provincial court of Manitoba to investigate allegations of corruption in health procurement contracts.

Economics

7 h. ago Former Manitoba judge appointed as investigator into health care procurements after alleged political interference

"Judge Wyant’s work on this matter begins immediately"

Politics

8 h. ago Newcomers Santander, Gimenez lead offensive outburst as Blue Jays thump Tigers

LAKELAND, Fla. — Anthony Santander drove in three runs, fellow off-season addition Andres Gimenez drove in two and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Detroit Tigers 13-3 in spring training action Monday. Alejandro Kirk and Joey Loperfido also had run-scoring hits for the Blue Jays, who improved to 6-3 this spring. Jose Berrios got the […]

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8 h. ago Maritime tourism industry prepares for impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs

Ahead of the busy spring and summer tourism season, Maritimers working in the industry are preparing for U.S. tariffs and its impact.

Economics

9 h. ago Day 4 at the Brier: 'Bitter rivals' Reid Carruthers, B.J. Neufeld come together for Manitoba

Provincial success decorates both star curlers but never with the same rink ... until now

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10 h. ago «On a des Américains qui s’excusent. Je n’avais jamais vécu ça.»

Le président américain et sa rhétorique de division s’immiscent dans le quotidien d’Edmundston.

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10 h. ago Teenage boy charged with murder in stabbing death on First Nation in Manitoba

LONG PLAIN FIRST NATION — A 14-year-old boy has been charged with second-degree murder after the stabbing death of a man from a First Nation west of Winnipeg. Police say a vehicle carrying an injured man pulled up to the Long Plain detachment of the Manitoba First Nations Police Service on Feb. 24. They say […]

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10 h. ago ‘Someone has crucial information’: Manitoba RCMP probe fatal house fire

Police say they've been conducting interviews throughout the area in an attempt to find out what happened, although the fire's cause is not yet known.

Events

11 h. ago Crypto scams have biggest impact on younger victims: Better Business Bureau

The Better Business Bureau says people between the ages of 18 and 44 have dropped the most cash of any age group, losing an average of $2,500 to these kinds of financial scams. 

Economics

12 h. ago Sunnova’s 71% Stock Plunge Heralds US Solar’s State of ‘Chaos’

Sunnova Energy International Inc. shares plunged 71% as the company warned there’s substantial doubt it will remain in business. That came less than a week after First Solar Inc., the biggest US solar manufacturer, said it was seeing increasing customer delays. And it was also on the heels of Sunrun Inc., the biggest US residential solar company, saying it expects installation volumes to be flat this year.

Economics

14 h. ago Sources: Team Einarson lead Briane Harris files complaint against CCES with WADA

A four-time national champion as lead with Team Kerri Einarson, Harris had her ban lifted by the Court of Arbitration for Sport last January.

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16 h. ago Trutch Street signs remain in Vancouver almost four years after decolonization vote

Trutch Street signage changes were made in Victoria a year after its council vote

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17 h. ago Parks Canada is on a hiring spree and jobs are paying more this year

If you're looking for a job this summer, Parks Canada is looking to hire thousands of nature lovers nationwide, and they've upped their pay.The government agency wants to hire over 3,000 students and temporary workers for seasonal roles, but several permanent full-time positions are also available. As far as work environments go, it's hard to beat the experience of working at one of the many national parks, historic sites, and marine conservation areas, all "while playing a key role in preserving the environment and Canadian heritage.""If you're looking for a meaningful job with great perks and are passionate about protecting Canada's natural wonders for generations to come, then Parks Canada is the place for you," reads the agency's 2025 Summer Jobs Inventory website.What roles are available?There are several perks to working at Parks Canada, such as work-life balance and training professional development opportunities. There are also lots of different positions you can apply for.P...

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17 h. ago Driver rams car into crowd in western Germany, leaving 1 person dead and others injured

BERLIN — One person was killed and others injured when a car rammed into a crowd Monday in the western German city of Mannheim, police said as they asked the public to stay away from the downtown area and remain in their homes.  A suspect is in custody.  Police spokesperson Stefan Wilhelm said that a […]

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25 h. ago Chinese factories see improved orders as importers rush to beat tariffs

BANGKOK (AP) — Chinese manufacturers reported an uptick in orders in February as importers rushed to beat higher U.S. tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. The stronger-than-expected data came as Chinese leaders gathered in Beijing for the annual session of the National People’s Congress. Lawmakers are expected as usual to endorse policies and priorities set […]

Economics

28 h. ago Easton Cowan hat trick lifts London Knights to overtime win in Oshawa

Easton Cowan owns Oshawa. The London Knights star scored his first major junior hockey hat trick – capped by the overtime winner for the second straight season at the same rink – to beat the Generals 4-3 before 6,111 Sunday evening at Tribute Communities Centre. “He was really working hard,” London assistant coach Rick Steadman […]

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28 h. ago Three takeaways as Flames salvage a point but fall to Hurricanes to OT

They picked up a point. And after getting shut out two games in a row, that was obviously an improvement for the Calgary Flames (28-23-9). They fought and clawed and showed a tonne of resilience to get to overtime on Sunday afternoon, but ultimately were beaten when Sebastian Aho fired in the three-on-three winner to […]

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