Jason Friesen
Winnipeg Sun
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Arlington Bridge to close for movie shoot
The Arlington Bridge will be temporarily closed following the Labour Day Weekend. → Read More
Free provincial park entry for long weekend
There’s no better place to be than outside on the Labour Day Weekend, and the provincial government will again be encouraging that. → Read More
Families thank blood donors
A little bit of blood can go a long way, especially in the life of a child with cancer. → Read More
Families thank blood donors
A little bit of blood can go a long way, especially in the life of a child with cancer. → Read More
Aussie police tip leads to WPS child porn bust
Police found and charged a man on Friday for his alleged involvement in producing child pornography and assaulting a six-year-old. → Read More
MADD monument adds six names, brings families together
Nothing can ever take away the pain of losing a loved one to drunk driving. → Read More
Teen charged after throwing pylons in front of cruiser car
Police responding to a commercial break and enter early on Sunday morning were forced to dodge some unexpected obstacles on their route. → Read More
Crime fuelled by meth big problem: Police
Police found and charged a man stalking around yards near Dawson Road and Marion Street on Saturday. → Read More
Police block off Magnus Avenue for investigation
A police investigation on Magnus Avenue between Railway Street and Leo Novak Street blocked off the area on Saturday. → Read More
Government pumps $54M into public schools
The Manitoba government showed commitment to public schools in the province on Friday to the tune of $53.7 million. → Read More
Man stabbed at Raleigh Street party
A dispute at a party on Raleigh Street early Saturday morning turned bloody with one man allegedly being stabbed. → Read More
3 men charged in Selkirk Ave shooting
Three men were charged after a Selkirk Avenue home was shot up early Saturday morning. → Read More
Kinew plans changes to immigrant nominee program
Saying he is taking a stand for newcomers, NDP leadership candidate Wab Kinew announced plans to make changes to the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). → Read More
Palestinian supporters protest on first night of Israel Folklorama pavilion
Winnipeggers in support of Palestine held a vigil outside the Israel Folklorama pavilion on Sunday evening. → Read More
Shaking for good cause
A familiar face is returning to Winnipegger George Sanderson’s annual fundraiser. → Read More
Palestinian peace vigil planned to greet Israeli pavilion-goers
A group of Winnipeggers will be holding a vigil outside the Israel Folklorama pavilion at the Asper Jewish Community Campus on Sunday. → Read More
Shaking for good cause
A familiar face is returning to Winnipegger George Sanderson’s annual fundraiser. → Read More
Airport expects busy Sunday with Canada Games departures
A mob of 2,000 athletes, coaches, and families will swarm Winnipeg’s Richardson International Airport again on Sunday. → Read More
Paddler arrives in Winnipeg after two-month trek
For the last two months, Jesse Powell has been going with the flow. → Read More
Lunenberg goes cross-country crowd-sourcing
The issue of people moving from rural areas to urban centres in Canada is nothing new. But Lunenberg County in Nova Scotia is taking a new approach to combat the movement that is killing their economy. → Read More