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      Winnipeg’s taxi industry calling for immediate change

      A Winnipeg taxi driver says he was assaulted on the job, leaving him with 15 stitches. Winnipeg’s taxi industry is calling on the City of Winnipeg to take immediate action to deal with the recent assaults on taxi drivers. Alex Karpa reports.

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      Winnipeg businesses see vocal, not monetary support during tariff economy

      Winnipeg business owners aren't seeing a rise in consumer activity despite the "buy local" initiatives that began after the U.S. put tariffs on Canada. They say they're thankful for the vocal support and understand many are facing tough times themsel

      41m ago

      2:07
      The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation gifted millions for new permanent location

      The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is one step closer to moving out of their current location at the University of Manitoba and into their new permanent home, thanks to a multi-million-dollar gift. Mitchell Ringos reports.

      43m ago

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      Province commits $1.5M for Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre

      On Tuesday, The Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre took an important step towards reality, as the province committed $1.5 million in funding to help support the new treatment facility. Kurt Black reports

      45m ago

      2:50
      Millions displaced as Sudan civil war marks 2 years, E-U and U-K pledge millions in aid

      The E-U and Britain calls for an end to Sudan's Civil war as Rhianne Campbell reports, the country faces the world's worst humanitarian crisis.

      2h ago

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      Winnipeg businesses see vocal, not monetary support during tariff economy

      Winnipeg business owners aren't seeing a rise in consumer activity despite the "buy local" initiatives that began after the U.S. put tariffs on Canada. They say they're thankful for the vocal support and understand many are facing tough times themsel

      41m ago

      2:07
      The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation gifted millions for new permanent location

      The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is one step closer to moving out of their current location at the University of Manitoba and into their new permanent home, thanks to a multi-million-dollar gift. Mitchell Ringos reports.

      43m ago

      1:55
      Province commits $1.5M for Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre

      On Tuesday, The Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre took an important step towards reality, as the province committed $1.5 million in funding to help support the new treatment facility. Kurt Black reports

      45m ago

      2:50
      Millions displaced as Sudan civil war marks 2 years, E-U and U-K pledge millions in aid

      The E-U and Britain calls for an end to Sudan's Civil war as Rhianne Campbell reports, the country faces the world's worst humanitarian crisis.

      2h ago

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      2:16
      Winnipeg businesses see vocal, not monetary support during tariff economy

      Winnipeg business owners aren’t seeing a rise in consumer activity despite the “buy local” initiatives that began after the U.S. put tariffs on Canada. They say they’re thankful for the vocal support and understand many are facing tough times themsel

      41m ago

      2:07
      The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation gifted millions for new permanent location

      The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation is one step closer to moving out of their current location at the University of Manitoba and into their new permanent home, thanks to a multi-million-dollar gift. Mitchell Ringos reports.

      43m ago

      1:55
      Province commits $1.5M for Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre

      On Tuesday, The Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre took an important step towards reality, as the province committed $1.5 million in funding to help support the new treatment facility. Kurt Black reports

      45m ago

      2:50
      Millions displaced as Sudan civil war marks 2 years, E-U and U-K pledge millions in aid

      The E-U and Britain calls for an end to Sudan’s Civil war as Rhianne Campbell reports, the country faces the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.

      2h ago