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This week in good news (Jan. 31-Feb. 6) Written by CHVN Saturday, Feb 06 2021, 12:47 PM 2019 Provincial champions Tracy Fleury, Selena Njegovan, Liz Fyfe, and Kristin MacCuish have a Wild Card berth at the 2021 Scotties. Article continues below advertisement ↴ A deep-freeze couldn't stop Manitobans from getting outside to spread joy (especially with the hope of an early spring), plus new faith-based entertainment is coming to screens and stereos near you and the province will be well-represented at the 2021 Scotties. Get ready to spend a day this summer celebrating the grand...

This week in good news (Jan. 24-30) Written by CHVN Sunday, Jan 31 2021, 5:00 AM Sylvia St.Cyr, left, brought some joy to staff from the rehab department in the Victoria General Hospital in Winnipeg with a surprise coffee break this week. (Supplied) Article continues below advertisement ↴ Surprise coffee for incredible worker, words of hope, and something as simple as picking up a lot of garbage have made for some amazing good news stories this past week.   Seven years ago, Justin Bieber was arrested by Miami police for impaired driving and resisting arrest. "Not proud of whe...

Winnipeg Free Press St. Vital woman's frozen polar bears nab her a slot on Live with Kelly and Ryan Opinion The popular U.S. daytime TV talk show  Live with Kelly and Ryan will be airing a segment this week showcasing a Winnipeg woman who turned the front yard of her Barrington Avenue home in St. Vital into a polar bear playground. ABC Home Entertainment and TV Distribution Live’s Kelly Ripa, left, and Ryan Seacrest will feature a Winnipeg woman’s snow sculptures on a segment called Good News Story of the Day. Hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest will be chatting Thursday morning with ...

Winnipeg Free Press By: Doug Speirs   | Posted: 7:00 PM CST Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021 They’re being called the Bears on Barrington. A St. Vital woman, sick and tired of having nothing to do during the code-red lockdown, has turned the front yard of her home on Barrington Avenue into a polar bear playground. Vinora Bennett, a 40-year-old married mother of three, has spent the last 10 days turning piles of snow and ice into more than a dozen amusing and lifelike sculptures of Manitoba’s famous, fearsome and furry northern residents. ...

  WINNIPEG -- A woman in St. Vital is getting a lot of attention for the big white creatures that have taken up residence in front of her home. Vinora Bennett's talent for snow sculpture and all the time she has on her hands right now have transformed her yard on Barrington Ave. into something of a mini-Churchill, the community famous for its polar bears.  Her sculpted polar bears are frozen in a variety of poses, including some catching fish, some climbing trees, and some just hanging out.  (CTV News Photo Scott Andersson) Bennett says her winter menagerie began simply as a way to ki...