Woman sentenced in TNT case
MESICK — A Thompsonville woman was sentenced to 6 1/2 to 40 years in prison after a judge found her guilty of multiple drug-related charges, Traverse Narcotics Team officials reported.
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MESICK — A Thompsonville woman was sentenced to 6 1/2 to 40 years in prison after a judge found her guilty of multiple drug-related charges, Traverse Narcotics Team officials reported.
A family's heartbreak after their patriarch was killed while cycling has been compounded by a “dragged out” and “unprofessional” justice system.
Winnipeg Free Press Students, instructors in culinary and hospitality programs aren't following the set menu in pandemic-altered landscape By: Eva Wasney / Photos by Ruth Bonneville | Posted: 7:00 PM CDT Friday, Apr. 9, 2021 It’s just before noon and the sunlit kitchen floating high above the Exchange District is a flurry of white coats and lettuce leaves. It’s just before noon and the sunlit kitchen floating high above the Exchange District is a flurry of white coats and lettuce leaves. Today, first-year students in Red River Colle...
WINNIPEG -- A residential parking ban is in effect while City of Winnipeg crews work to clear snow, but according to one city councillor, not everyone is following it. The City of Winnipeg put a residential parking ban in place on Jan. 7 to allow plows to clear the buildup of slush and snow on side streets. On the morning of Jan. 8, Chelsea, who didn't want to give her last name, was one of many people to receive a $150 fine for not moving her car. "It happens every year, so we aren't too upset about it," she said. "We should have been out here moving it earlier."