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Winnipeg Jets general manager Kevin Cheveldayoff will not face punishment from the NHL for his role in the Chicago Blackhawks sexual abuse scandal, the league…
Kevin Cheveldayoff finds himself directly in the crosshairs and his ability to fill in the blanks could ultimately determine his future with the Winnipeg Jets. On Tuesday, the Winnipeg Jets GM was mentioned among the Chicago Blackhawks employees who attended a meeting where allegations of sexual assault involving former coach Brad Aldrich were brought forth in 2010.
Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Downtown Community Safety program making inroads addressing homelessness Back to video Organizers and community partners addressed these successes and challenges that lie ahead during a press event on Tuesday afternoon at the Millennial Library Park. “Yes, as a society we have to address the root causes of homelessness and being unsheltered … but we also can eradicate homelessness with one relationship at a time and we’re doing it, we’re seeing it,” said Mitch Bourbonniere, community o...
It's been 10 years to the day since the return of the Winnipeg Jets was made official.
Winnipeg Free Press RUTH BONNEVILLE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS FILES Former NDP cabinet minister Kevin Chief has a new role as senior adviser of community development at True North. For Kevin Chief, there’s one major difference between his former job as an MLA for Point Douglas and his current one with True North Sports and Entertainment. Opinion For Kevin Chief, there’s one major difference between his former job as an MLA for Point Douglas and his current one with True North Sports and Entertainment. "I get to wear sport shirts to work," he laughs, "I haven’t worn a suit in months."