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Second man charged in 2020 Winnipeg homicide © Winnipeg Police Service Evan Brightnose-Baker Winnipeg police have made a second arrest in connection with the death of a man whose body was found in the Red River last fall. A dog walker found Mohamed Mohiadin Ahmed's body on the banks of the Red River near Churchill Drive and Hay Street on Oct. 12, 2020. The 29-year-old had been killed at a home in the Fort Garry neighbourhood days before his body was discovered, police say. Evan Daniel Bill Brightnose-Baker, 21, of Winnipeg was arrested at a home in the William Whyte neighbourhood Tuesday m...

For most Americans the terms “environmentalist” and “liberal” are more or less synonymous. For many historians the set of ideas called environmentalism and the set of ideas called liberalism are similarly—and for similar reasons—connected. But it is not at all clear why these associations make sense. The environmental historian Roderick Nash provides one explanation for the pairing of environmentalism and liberalism in The Rights of Nature, where he argues that “one can regard environmental ethics as marking out the farthest limits of American liberalism.” 1 For Nash, t...

  WINNIPEG -- The Winnipeg police helped de-escalate a mental health incident, preventing a man from hurting himself. Police said officers responded to a call of an armed man in an apartment building in the William Whyte neighbourhood at 1:30 a.m. on Thursday. The person, who police said was suffering from a mental health crisis, barricade the door and refused to leave the suite. He was also leaning in and out of a window threatening to hurt himself. The Crisis Intervention Unit was deployed, and negotiations lasted throughout the night. At 9:45 a.m. the man surrendered to police and wa...

Winnipeg police are investigating three separate unprovoked stabbings that occurred over the weekend — two that happened during robberies and one on a city bus.

Winnipeg police didn't cause crash that killed mother and baby in September: watchdog Manitoba's police watchdog says there is no evidence that Winnipeg police contributed to a car crash that killed a mother and baby in September. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 27, 2021 3:28 PM CT | Last Updated: January 27 On Sept. 26, a pickup truck crashed into a van on the corner of Boyd Avenue and Andrews Street. A woman and her infant son both died of their injuries.(Travis Golby/CBC) Manitoba's police watchdog says there is no evidence that Winnipeg police contributed to a car crash that kill...