Descrease article font size Increase article font size A pair of Canadian alt-rock radio staples will have Winnipeg fans re-living the 1990s when their co-headlining tour hits the Burton Cummings Theatre later this year. The Tea Party and I Mother Earth will be making a stop at the Burt on …
Read More »Ontario coroners looking to unionize over working conditions and upcoming reforms
Burned out and fed up with working conditions they say are unfair, Ontario’s coroners are pushing to be allowed to unionize – despite their first raise in more than a decade and a law preventing them from doing so. The Ontario Coroners Association says coroners are frustrated with a new …
Read More »Winnipeg shelters bracing for upcoming cold snap – Winnipeg
The racks of donated clothes at Siloam Mission are full but that could change as temperatures are expected to plummet in southern Manitoba later this week. “Anytime we are looking at a cold snap we start to get worried. Will we have enough for everyone?” Siloam Mission communications manager Luke …
Read More »This 98-year-old stormed Juno Beach on D-Day. He’s now the subject of an upcoming documentary
Jim Parks still vividly remembers the day he and his platoon stormed the beaches of Normandy more than 70 years ago. Parks, a member of the Winnipeg Rifles, was among the first wave of Canadian soldiers to land at Juno Beach on June 6, 1944, two minutes before the main assault wave hit. His boat …
Read More »Why Toronto city council is getting a rare chance at renewal in the upcoming election
As Toronto’s civic elections go, the 2022 vote will be a rare opportunity for dozens of candidates. The most incumbents in recent memory — seven of 25 councillors — are calling it quits. That means Toronto is guaranteed seven new faces in the council chambers this fall. It’s been made possible …
Read More »Convoy organizers want funds unfrozen to pay for role in upcoming inquiry
Organizers of last winter’s Freedom Convoy protests in Ottawa want a court to release just over $450,000 in frozen funds to help pay for their participation in an upcoming public inquiry — after initially failing to request funds the group was entitled to from the inquiry itself. The inquiry, officially known as the Public Order Emergency …
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