Two workers rescued from boom lift on 14th floor
Emergency teams rescued two workers from a boom lift on the 14th floor of a downtown Montreal building on October 9, 2026.
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Provinces and Territories Urge Ottawa to Expand Mining Tax Credit
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Gordon Bell High School Opens 1960 Capsule for Centennial
The school opened a 66‑year‑old 1960 time capsule and prepared a new one during its 100‑year centennial celebration on Oct. 9, 2026.
Premier and Two NDP MLAs Seek Dismissal of Defamation Suit
The Manitoba premier and two NDP MLAs have asked a court to dismiss a defamation suit filed by former member Mark Wasyliw, who alleges they conspired to tarnish his reputation after his expulsion from the caucus.
Manitoba farmer welcomes new RCMP livestock theft unit
A Manitoba farmer welcomed a new RCMP unit targeting livestock theft after his sheep were allegedly taken, as the police expand efforts to curb such crimes province‑wide.
Snow Expected in Northern Manitoba Saturday
CBC Manitoba reports light snow and cooler temperatures for northern Manitoba this Saturday, with further drops expected Sunday and Monday.
Tenant Groups Call on Manitoba Government to Tackle Rent Hikes
Tenant advocacy groups in Manitoba have signed an open letter demanding immediate rent‑control measures, saying rising rents are displacing long‑term tenants. The province currently lacks a province‑wide rent‑control policy.
