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Article continues below advertisement ↴ The Winnipeg Police Service is looking for information regarding men in white SUVs allegedly dragging women into vehicles. In a two-hour span, there were at least three incidences of women being pulled into vehicles and/or assaulted on Saturday. "I think it’s important to note that all three investigations are still in relatively initial stages. While there is a stark similarity in the circumstances and general description of the vehicle, we have not ...

City of Winnipeg, firefighters union move to binding arbitration for new contract The City of Winnipeg and the union representing its firefighters will be going to binding arbitration to settle on a new collective bargaining agreement.  Social Sharing

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New COVID-19 variants found in Manitoba are a concern to the city’s emergency coordinator.

WINNIPEG -- Winnipeggers will soon be able to visit libraries for pickups and returns. On Thursday, Jay Shaw, the manager of Winnipegs emergency operations centre, said the city will allow library customers to enter public library branches to pick up holds, return items, register or update their memberships as of March 15. These changes will take effect at all public library branches except for the Cornish Library, which is being renovated, and the River Heights Library at 1520 Corydon Ave....

In Winnipeg, Mayor Brian Bowman and Jay Shaw, the assistant chief of emergency management for the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service, provide an update [...]

Posted: Mar 04, 2021 2:14 PM CT | Last Updated: March 4 The City of Winnipeg plans to reopen its indoor pools, which have been closed since October due to rising COVID-19 numbers. (Ron Boileau/CBC) The City of Winnipeg plans to reopen its indoor pools at limited capacity, now that its allowed under public health orders. The city aims to have its pools open at 25 per cent capacity by March 29, Jay Shaw, the citys assistant chief of emergency management, said at a news conference Thursday.  The ...

  WINNIPEG -- The City of Winnipeg is working to reopen some city-owned swimming pools and indoor ice rinks as part of the latest changes to the province’s public health orders. Jay Shaw, the assistant manager of the city’s emergency operations centre, said on Thursday the city is working to have four arenas opened by March 15, and most pools open by March 29. “The changes to public health orders regarding indoor pools and indoor arenas is welcome news,” he said. Under the new pub...

Not so tragically hip: New program aims to preserve hips rather than replace them Dr. Parth Lodhia will be heading a new team at Eagle Ridge Hospital in Port Moody performing hip replacement surgery. Author of the article: John Mackie Publishing date: Feb 28, 2021  •  March 5, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  Philanthropists Eric, left, and Jennifer Martin, and Ray Bergen, right, donated $30,244 to buy equipment for a new hip arthroscopy program at Eagle Ridge Hospital. The new pr...