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Stabbing victim dies, murder charges laid

A 29-year-old man who was repeatedly stabbed 10 days ago has died from his injuries prompting police to lay charges of second-degree murder against three males, including a 17-year-old, who have been in custody since shortly after the attack.


Fire destroys fishing lodge near Flin Flon

A fishing lodge in Bakers Narrows, near Flin Flon, Man., was destroyed in an early morning fire Saturday, RCMP say.


Jets hoping for offensive surge in Montreal

Despite the Winnipeg Jets' recent offensive struggles, coach Claude Noel needs his team to find ways to win. The visiting Jets look to bounce back from their latest frustrating defeat while trying to hand the Montreal Canadiens a fourth consecutive loss Sunday (CBC, CBCSports.ca, 2 p.m. ET).


Rifle-toting man arrested at shopping mall

A 23-year-old man is in custody after being found in Portage Place Shopping Mall with a rifle.


3 in hospital following crash on Henderson Highway

Three people are in hospital, one of them reported to be in critical condition, following a crash on Henderson Highway Saturday.


Police raids net $1M in drugs, 7 arrests

Police in Winnipeg say a series of raids Friday morning are part of an ongoing investigation that has led to the seizure of $1 million worth of illegal drugs, seven arrests and six warrants for arrest.


Some lawn chemicals may be banned in Manitoba

Plans are underway to prohibit the use of noxious chemcials for killing lawn weeds, Mychalo Prystupa reports.


Sex offender set for deportation from Winnipeg

An HIV-positive refugee convicted of sexual assault will be deported this month from Winnipeg, an immigration court hearing on Friday confirmed.


Mark Stobbe trial tapes

Recorded phone calls heard at the murder trial of former government advisor Mark Stobbe, accused of killing his wife Beverly Rowbotham, have been made available to media.


Eaton scores in OT to lead Islanders past Senators

Mark Eaton scored in overtime Friday night as the New York Islanders defeated the Ottawa Senators 2-1.






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Crash east of Oakville
Portage Emergency Services responded to a crash east of Oakville Friday morning that saw the driver receive minor injuries. The single vehicle collision took place at 7:00 a.m. at Road 62 and Road 19, east of Oakville just south of Highway 1.[...]
Funding for Palliative Care
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Support for children's playground
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Citizens' survey shows positive results
A citizens' survey completed for the City of Portage la Prairie shows some positive results and provides a view of what things Portage residents are happy with and where they would like to see some improvements.[...]
Legion planning Valentine's dance
Portage la Prairie's Royal Canadian Legion on Duke Avenue will be having a Valentine's dance on Feb. 11 with entertainment provided by local musician Johnny Dietrich and the Silver Dollar Band. The event starts at 9 p.m.[...]
Shake Rattle and Roll pilot proving a success
Tupper St. Family Resource Centre is finding much success in their pilot project Shake Rattle and Roll. The program runs every second Tuesday of the month at McKenzie United Church from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.[...]
Big donation to PCU Centre
Portage Rotary Club made a significant donation to the PCU Centre on Feb. 3 by giving $32,000 for the centre. This is the latest contribution that Rotary Club has made to the facility as part of its capital campaign support.[...]
Family Resource Centre hosts Book Buddies program
The Tupper St. Family Resource Centre has been helping parents correct their children’s speech problems through the Book Buddies program for a number of years now. Speech pathologist Brittney McLaren comes over from the Aboriginal Head Start program once a month to host the program.[...]
Tupper St. hosts Book Buddies program
The Tupper St. Family Resource Centre has been helping parents correct their children’s speech problems through the Book Buddies program for a number of years now. Speech pathologist Brittney McLaren comes over from the Aboriginal Head Start program once a month to host the program.[...]
RCMP asking for help in finding missing youth
Portage la Prairie RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating 15-year-old Shayna-Leigh Tacan. Tacan was last seen at Portage Collegiate Institute in Portage la Prairie at about 2 pm on Wednesday, February 1 , 2012.[...]
Clinton calls for 'democratic forces' to unite on Syria

U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is calling for "friends of democratic Syria" to unite and rally against President Bashar Assad's regime.


Toronto, union reach tentative contract deal

The City of Toronto and the union representing 6,000 of its outside workers have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract to avert a work stoppage.


Iran vows to attack any country used in military strike

Iran has vowed to retaliate against any country whose territory is used by "enemies" of the Islamic state to launch a military strike against its soil.


Canadian fatwa condemns 'honour killings'

A Canadian imam issued a fatwa Saturday officially condemning honour killings and family violence.


Brady, Manning vying for another Super Bowl ring

This Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and New York Giants certainly has all the makings of another thriller, the perfect finish to a season that began in turmoil and wound up the most successful in league history.


Which Super Bowl halftime show was the best of all time?

The Super Bowl halftime show is meant to be a universal crowd pleaser, as sports fans put their differences aside to get their groove on. If you could go back in time, which memorable halftime show would you have liked to see?


7 big topics for Harper's China trip (including pandas)

Prime Minister Stephen Harper is leaving Monday for a visit to China, where he's likely to talk about Canada's natural resources, human rights and a gift of panda bears.


Dead Labrador boy's family slams DND search 'failure'

The family of a 14-year-old boy found dead off the coast of northern Labarador are asking why the Canadian Forces waited to look for their son due to weather when a private helicopter was able to land on the scene in the same conditions.


Hundreds rally against Enbridge Northern Gateway pipeline

More than 600 protesters have taken to the streets of Prince Rupert, B.C., to oppose Enbridge's proposed Northern Gateway pipeline from Alberta's oilsands to Kitimat, a port on the northern B.C. coast.


Kandahar blast kills 6 police officers

A large explosion hit just outside the police headquarters in a southern Afghanistan city on Sunday, killing at least six police officers, officials said.





Super sports Sunday
Sunday is going to be a bad day if you’re a chicken wing. Thousands upon thousands are going to be consumed in sports bars and restaurants around town as football fans take in the Super Bowl, the biggest sporting event of the year, and hockey afficionados watch the Winnipeg Jets visit a...
Queen Elizabeth II attends church on eve of her Diamond Jubilee
LONDON - Queen Elizabeth II braved the cold and snow to attend church Sunday on the eve of her Diamond Jubilee anniversary. Bundled in a brown coat and matching fur hat, Elizabeth was joined by her husband, Prince Philip, at the service at West Newton church on her Sandringham Estate in eastern
American and Australian filmmakers die in helicopter crash during shoot in eastern Australia
SYDNEY - Award-winning American cinematographer Mike deGruy and Australian television writer-producer Andrew Wight have died in a helicopter crash in eastern Australia, their employer National Geographic said Sunday. Police said two people — an Australian pilot and an American passenger
Head of Syrian rebels says no choice but to fight to remove Assad after UN resolution vetoed
BEIRUT - The commander of rebel Syrian soldiers said Sunday there is no choice but to use military force to drive President Bashar Assad's regime from power as fears mounted that government troops will escalate their deadly crackdown on dissent after Russia and China vetoed a U.N. resolution
Snow traps thousands in Bosnia, but the pope and Queen Elizabeth II brave the cold
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina - Bosnia used helicopters on Sunday to evacuate the sick and deliver food to thousands of people left stranded by its heaviest snowfall ever, while Pope Benedict XVI donned an overcoat to bless the few pilgrims who braved Rome's unusually cold weather to visit St.
Northern fishing lodge destroyed by fire
An early morning fire has destroyed the main building at the Bakers Narrows Lodge near Flin Flon. Just after 6 a.m. Saturday, crews and the RCMP were dispatched to the fire but found the lodge completely engulfed. No one was in the building at the time and there were no injuries. The cause of
Aid workers: 15,000 flee Mali to Niger, Mauritania amid rebellion by ethnic Tuareg group
BAMAKO, Mali - More than 15,000 people including Malian military personnel have fled into neighbouring countries since members of the nomadic Tuareg ethnic group launched a new rebellion against the Malian government last month, aid officials say. Some civilians are fleeing areas where fighting
Charges more severe in light of stabbing victim's death
Charges have been upgraded to second-degree murder against two men after a victim in a stabbing died on Thursday, marking Winnipeg's second homicide of the year. Ian John Folster, 29, succumbed to his injuries eight days after he was repeatedly stabbed. The crime took place on Jan. 25 in the
Woman's car stolen at gunpoint at St. Vital mall, police say
A woman had her vehicle stolen at gunpoint in the parking lot of the St. Vital Shopping Centre on Friday, police said. The incident occurred shortly before 5 p.m. Police said a man in the parking lot said something to the 27-year-old woman as she was leaving the car she'd just parked. The
Man arrested for allegedly carrying shotgun in Portage Place
Police may have prevented a much more serious crime with the arrest of a man allegedly carrying a concealed sawed-off shotgun and ammunition in broad daylight in Portage Place. Foot patrol police noticed a man acting suspiciously at about 1 p.m. Friday, said police spokeswoman Const. Natalie
Lightning want fans in stands for playoffs
The Interlake Lightning AAA Midget team is hoping to carry their winning streak into playoffs, which will begin Feb. 15. The Bolts’ head coach Kevin Blashko said his team was 7-3 in their last 10 games before the Feb.[...]
Trisha's Pet Grooming opens north of Riverton
Trisha Slade has always loved animals, so she decided to make a career out of it. After moving back to Riverton in 2001, she began grooming pets for friends and family.[...]
Ready to run, almost
Riverton Early Middle School is now one step closer to having a new track for its school yard. On Feb. 3, Christine Anderson from Farm Credit Canada (FCC) in Arborg presented a cheque in the amount of $7,500 to Amber Barkman, who sits on the school's Parent Advisory Council (PAC).[...]
Excess moisture grant a good sign for Arborg
Travellers along Highways 7, 8 and 68 will soon become more aware of Arborg-area businesses, as they make their way toward the RM of Bifrost and into the Town of Arborg.[...]
Arborg council talks land use
The Town of Arborg will soon get title of the land it purchased for $79,000 from Canadian Pacific last year. The seven-acre parcel, situated on the east side of Main Street, from Crosstown Avenue up to the town's perimeter, also borders the RM of Bifrost.[...]



Pinawa resident helping rescued dogs
Dogs recently rescued from a breeder who kept them locked in a garage are being helped by some Pinawa residents. Cheryl Michaluk is spearheading an initiative to collect food for the 70 dogs, found in a garage in St.[...]
Winterfest fun for family, raising money for playground
The seventh annual Winterfest at Powerview-Pine Falls is set to take place Feb 16-19 all throughout the community.[...]
Stopping pucks for the Silvertips
Selkirk resident Tara Ursel is one of two goaltenders for the A & W Silvertips - a Manitoba Women’s Junior Hockey League (MWJHL) team. The hockey team of 18-21 year old junior age women competed at the 5th Annual Lieutenant Governor’s Junior Women’s Hockey Tournament in Winnipeg from Feb.[...]
Playing with honours
The Manitoba Junior Hockey League has named Selkirk Steelers Lane Werbowski the Sherwood Division defenceman of the month for January.[...]
On the books
Shopping hours on Sundays and holidays in the RM of East St. Paul has now become a by-law and is officially on the books. By-law No. 2012 which regulates the number of hours a business in East St. Paul can be open for on Sundays and holidays was passed at the council meeting held on Feb.[...]
Sisters claim first place saddles
Not only are Ashley and Robin Hygaard sisters but they are also first place champions in their respective categories with the Manitoba Team Penning Association for 2011. Ashley placed first in No. 3 and No.[...]
Pinawa resident helping rescued dogs
Dogs recently rescued from a breeder who kept them locked in a garage are being helped by some Pinawa residents. Cheryl Michaluk is spearheading an initiative to collect food for the 70 dogs, found in a garage in St.[...]
Beautiful day
These photos were captured this afternoon near Lac du Bonnet, and show the beautful frost that is currently blanketing the region.[...]
Firefighters' bonspiel continues
The Manitoba Firefighters Curling Championship continued today at the Lac du Bonnet Curling Club. Nineteen teams are taking part in the evening with features firefighters from around the province. Heading into the playoffs are East St.[...]
Region not immune to earthquakes
Think an earthquake can never happen here? Think again. After a 3.7 magnitude quake occurred at 2:26 a.m.[...]
Region feeling foggy
Thick fog descended on the region last night, and is sticking around across the region. Visibility is poor on highways so caution is advised.[...]
Pinawa resident helping rescued dogs
Dogs recently rescued from a breeder who kept them locked in a garage are being helped by some Pinawa residents. Cheryl Michaluk is spearheading an initiative to collect food for the 70 dogs, found in a garage in St.[...]
Beautiful day
These photos were captured this afternoon near Lac du Bonnet, and show the beautful frost that is currently blanketing the region. [...]
Firefighters' bonspiel continues
The Manitoba Firefighters Curling Championship continued today at the Lac du Bonnet Curling Club. Nineteen teams are taking part in the evening with features firefighters from around the province. Heading into the playoffs are East St.[...]
Region not immune to earthquakes
Think an earthquake can never happen here? Think again. After a 3.7 magnitude quake occurred at 2:26 a.m.[...]
Region feeling foggy
Thick fog descended on the region last night, and is sticking around across the region. Visibility is poor on highways so caution is advised.[...]



Lightning wants fans in stands for playoffs
The Interlake Lightning AAA Midget team is hoping to carry their winning streak into playoffs, which will begin Feb. 15. The Bolts’ head coach Kevin Blashko said his team was 7-3 in their last 10 games before the Feb.[...]
Is region growing or shrinking?
Communities in the region are no doubt waiting with bated breath to see if they’re growing or shrinking. On Feb. 8, Statistics Canada will release the latest population statistics gathered by its 2011 country-wide census.[...]
Firefighters' bonspiel continues
The Manitoba Firefighters Curling Championship continued today at the Lac du Bonnet Curling Club. Nineteen teams are taking part in the evening with features firefighters from around the province. Heading into the playoffs are East St.[...]
How do you spell success?
Warren Elementary Grade 6 student Tiana Steeves will have her vocabulary put to the test when she heads to Winnipeg on Feb. 11.[...]
Meika’s back home
A dog that spent weeks roaming Stonewall after running away from her Winnipeg owner during a visit to town is now safe and sound back at home. Meika, a three-year-old shepherd/husky cross, disappeared from a 1st St.[...]
Entertaining to help raise money to fight Alzheimers
Photo by Bob Gyoerick[...]
South Central reading marathon encourages family literacy
Four libraries in the South Central region - including Miami - participated in Family Literacy Day last week. The annual event encourage families to embrace the learning opportunities inherent in their daily lives.[...]
Wins starting to add up for Notre Dame
Notre Dame continued their improved play with a 4-3 triumph over the Oakville Seals. The victory was the Hawks eighth in their last eleven games and pushed them over the .500 mark for the first time this season.[...]
Carman Collegiate team among rinks to compete at MHSAA curling championships
Two boys teams and two girls teams from the Carman area will be competing in the Manitoba High School Athletic Association provincial curling championships Feb. 9-11. Play will get underway this coming Thursday at 10 a.m.[...]
Cougars battle but drop home game to Mavericks
A pair of unanswered third period goals proved to be the difference as the Carman Cougars dropped a 6-4 decision to the Morris Mavericks. The Cougars hit the ice at the Carman Dufferin Arena for their first Zone 4 hockey action since the league’s all-star break.[...]
Portage la Prairie RCMP asking for public's help to locate missing person
Portage la Prairie RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating 15-year-old Shayna-Leigh Tacan. RCMP said Tacan was last seen at Portage Collegiate Institute in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba at approximately 2 p.m.[...]
Returning veterans and offence led to high hopes for 1994-95 season
The Beavers headed into the 1994-95 season with optimism as Carman had 13 returning veterans that included a strong offence along with stellar netminding. The club was among the pre-season favourites for not only first place, but a serious contender for the league championship.[...]
Taillieu adds responsibilities
Morris MLA Mavis Taillieu just had her workload made a little heavier. The opposition Progressive Conservatives made a few alterations themselves on Jan. 31, following Premier Greg Selinger’s cabinet shuffle earlier in the month.[...]
MTC to hit stage at Carman Collegiate Theatre
Once again the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre rural tour through Manitoba and northwestern Ontario will make its annual stop in Carman. In co-operation with the Golden Prairie Arts Council, MTC will present Norm Foster’s comedy The Melville Boys on Feb.[...]
Late Miami soldier's First World War medal up for auction
A military medal presented to a Miami resident who died during the First World War is up for auction on Ebay. Corporal Cecil William Chapman Williams received the Memorial Cross Medal for being gassed during the Second Battle of Ypres, in Belgium.[...]




Commercial fire in Bakers Narrows
On February 4, 2012, just after 6am, Cranberry Portage RCMP as well as local emergency services were dispatched to the scene of a commercial fire in Bakers Narrows, Manitoba.
Over 1 million dollars in drugs seized
The Manitoba Integrated Organized Crime Task Force (MIOCTF), along with over 80 police officers, made numerous arrests and conducted searches as part of a long-term investigation known as Project DEPLETE.
RCMP respond to break and enter in progress
Just after 11:30pm on February 1, 2012, Portage la Prairie RCMP received a report of a break and enter in progress at a residence in the first block of Kelly K Crescent in Portage la Prairie, Manitoba.
RCMP execute search warrant and seize cocaine
A Gillam Manitoba man is facing drug related charges after RCMP seized a quantity of cocaine at a local residence last month.
Steinbach RCMP investigate suspicious vehicle
On January 31, 2012, at about 4:30pm, Steinbach RCMP were dispatched to a complaint of a suspicious vehicle in Blumenort, Manitoba.
RCMP looking for suspects involved in robbery
Central Plains RCMP are asking for public assistance in locating two suspects involved in a robbery that occurred this past December in Dakota Plain FN.
Semi collides with train near Carberry
On January 31, 2012, at about 11pm, Carberry RCMP Detachment, local area Fire Department and EMS were dispatched to a collision involving a train and a semi hauling cattle on Highway 5 north of Carberry.
Four vehicle collision near Warren
At about 7:30pm, on January 30, 2012, Stonewall RCMP were dispatched to the scene of a four vehicle collision on Highway 6 just north of Warren, Manitoba.
Two vehicle head-on collision in Selkirk
On January 30, 2012, just before 6pm, Selkirk RCMP as well as local emergency services and ambulance were dispatched to the scene of a two vehicle head-on collision on Highway 9A, near the junction of Highway 4 in Selkirk, Manitoba.
Clothing drive a complete success
On January 28, 2012, the Island Lake RCMP Detachment distributed donated clothing to the community of Garden Hill Manitoba.
Coutesy of Mysteinbach.ca
Division names principal for new collegiate
Garden Valley Collegiate vice-principal Tammy MacDonald will be moving into the principal's chair at Northlands Parkway Collegiate when the new school opens next year. This appointment will be effective next February, Garden Valley School Division chair Sam Berg said in making the announcement.[...]
Fire damages condo
A fire at Sun Valley Bay in Winkler Thursday night caused significant fire and smoke damage to a garage and adjoining condo. Winkler firefighters were able to contain it from spreading to other units. Phil Dueck of the Winkler Fire and Rescue said they got the call just before 7 p.m.[...]
LOCAL SPORTS - Saturday, February 4
SCOREBOARD - Friday, February 3: • Zone 4 High School Hockey - Morden 2 at Carman 4; Portage 3 at W.C. Miller 0; NDSW 5 at CNMPM 3 - Carman took period leads of 2-0 and 3-1 over Morden, which got goals from two goals from Michael Knaub.[...]
Provincial high school curling championships next week
By Glen Hallick The Valley Leader Two area boys teams and two girls teams will be competing in the upcoming Manitoba High School Athletic Association provincial curling championships Feb. 9-11. Play will get underway this coming Thursday at 10 a.m.[...]
Indy preparing for Super bowl boom
It’s considered the world’s biggest one-day sporting event and Indianapolis is bracing for the economic boom of the Super Bowl. The city has spent millions preparing to welcome about 150,000 tourists.[...]
Canadian Mennonite University names next president
Canadian Mennonite University has announced the appointment of Dr. Cheryl Pauls as the university’s second president. Pauls, who is currently a faculty member of CMU, assumes her new duties November 1, 2012.[...]
Mordenites speak out against lake development
By Lorne Stelmach Mordenites almost unanimously spoke out last Wednesday against a planning proposal that would open up land near Lake Minnewasta for residential development.[...]
LOCAL SPORTS - Friday, February 3
SCOREBOARD - Thursday, February 2: • The Morden senior boys basketball team faced Altona on Thursday in an exciting division matchup. The Morden Thunder defeated the Altona Aces 100 – 54.[...]
Habs' greats in Winkler next week
For long-time hockey fans - and Montreal Canadiens fans in particular - Friday, Feb. 10 will be a night to remember.[...]
What's playing on the big screen?
EMPIRE SOUTHLAND CINEMAS 777 Norquay Dr. Winkler 204-331-5010 ONE FOR THE MONEY (PG) (LANGUAGE MAY OFFEND, NOT REC.[...]

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