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PREMIER TO VISIT NORTHWEST MANITOBA, PROMISES SUPPORT FOR WILDFIRE EVACUEES
‘We could be fighting that fire a month from now’: Wildfire Service director
Tyler Searle 6 minute read Yesterday at 1:27 PM CDT
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TRIAL OF WINNIPEG SERIAL KILLER EXPECTED TO HEAR TESTIMONY FROM DNA EXPERT
The Canadian Press 1 minute read Updated: 7:21 AM CDT
WINNIPEG - The Winnipeg trial of admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki is
expected to continue today with testimony from a DNA expert.
Court has heard DNA from three of the four victims was found in Skibicki's home
after police searched it in May 2022.
Skibicki has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder for the slayings of
Rebecca Contois, Morgan Harris, Marcedes Myran and an unidentified women
Indigenous leaders have named Buffalo Woman.
His lawyers have said he killed the four Indigenous women but is not criminally
responsible due to mental illness.
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CITY CONSIDERS HERITAGE DESIGNATION FOR ASSINIBOINE PARK STATUE
Joyanne Pursaga 5 minute read Yesterday at 6:18 PM CDT
Heritage designations could soon protect a well-known statue, honour a
significant peacemaker and keep some greenspace intact.
The Boy With the Boot statue is among several pieces of property nominated for
addition to the city’s list of historical resources. If council approves the
change, it would be protected against demolition.
The 140-kilogram, 1.2-metre tall bronze statue depicts a small boy holding a
leaking boot and served as one of Winnipeg’s earliest public fountains.
A city report notes the statue was first erected in 1898 at a former city hall
building but moved to Assiniboine Park by 1913, where it now stands in the
English Garden.
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Jackson Grusko, age three, gets a closer look at the Boy with the Boot statue at
the entrance to the Assiniboine Park’s English Garden Monday. The statue is one
of several structures that are being considered for heritage status.
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EVACUEES STRUGGLE WITH UNCERTAINTY AS WILDFIRES INCH TOWARD HOMES
Chris Kitching 4 minute read Yesterday at 3:09 PM CDT
Uncertainties brought Heather Murray to tears — not knowing where she and her
family will stay or if they will have a home to return to, while a wildfire
rages on Cranberry Portage’s doorstep.
Murray was staying in a two-bed hotel room in The Pas with her four children,
including a 20-year-old son who has special needs and is fed by tube, and their
pet dog.
“I’m looking at putting (my son) in the hospital right now, because we don’t
have a place,” she said by phone Monday. “We’re running out of supplies. I’m
really stressed right now.”
The northern community of about 600 people was evacuated Saturday night, after a
wildfire rapidly spread toward it.
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NO FRILLS UNION’S STABBING GRIEVANCE HEADED TO ARBITRATION
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NO FRILLS UNION’S STABBING GRIEVANCE HEADED TO ARBITRATION
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A union grievance prompted by the stabbing of a No Frills supermarket employee
in Winnipeg is being sent to arbitration, after meetings failed to reach a
resolution.
United Food and Commercial Workers Local 832 claims the victim and her
colleagues were not provided a safe workplace at the grocery store, violating
their collective agreement.
“We have now sent the matter to arbitration and we’re trying to push the
employer to make immediate changes, which they are reluctant to do,” said Jeff
Traeger, the local’s president.
A hearing date has not been set.
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This month, after spending close to two years getting the necessary work done,
the company started raising money from retail investors through a U.S.
Securities and Exchange Commission process called Regulation A, which lowers the
threshold for “qualified investors” and allows the company to remain private and
unlisted.
However, in the meantime, it has laid off most of its staff — about 10 people —
and its senior executives may be working without pay.
Mick Lautt, CEO of SciMar, acknowledged the company’s current cash crunch and
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NEW YORK (AP) — Donald Trump's fixer-turned-foe Michael Cohen returned to the
witness stand Tuesday, testifying in detail about how the former president was
linked to all aspects of a hush money scheme that prosecutors say was aimed at
stifling stories that threatened his 2016 campaign.
Trump, the first former U.S. president to go on trial, was joined at the
courthouse by an entourage of lawmakers that included House Speaker Mike
Johnson, who claimed the case was politically motivated. Their presence was a
not-so-subtle show of support meant not just for Trump but also for voters
tuning in from home and for the jurors who are deciding Trump’s fate.
It was a remarkable moment in American politics as the person second in line to
the presidency held a news conference outside while the proceedings were playing
out, using his powerful pulpit to attack the U.S. judicial system and seeking to
turn his political party against the rule of law by declaring the trial
illegitimate.
“I do have a lot of surrogates, and they’re speaking very beautifully," Trump
said before proceedings began, as they gathered behind him in the background.
"And they come ... from all over Washington. And they’re highly respected, and
they think this is the great scam they’ve ever seen."
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court, Monday, May 13, 2024, in New York. (Elizabeth Williams via AP)
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MAN FROM NUNAVUT IS CITY’S 14TH HOMICIDE VICTIM IN 2024
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MAN FROM NUNAVUT IS CITY’S 14TH HOMICIDE VICTIM IN 2024
Erik Pindera 3 minute read Yesterday at 6:06 PM CDT
A man originally from Nunavut has been identified as the city’s latest homicide
victim.
Winnipeg Police Service officers responded to the area of Portage Avenue and
Arlington Street after a call about an injured man just before 2:30 a.m. Sunday,
where they found the victim bleeding on the ground.
Police gave him first aid, including applying a chest seal — a bandage typically
used on puncture wounds to the chest — but he was pronounced dead in hospital.
Police said Monday the victim was Jack Jacques Kabluitok, 46, of Rankin Inlet.
He was staying in Winnipeg, police said.
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BEN WALDMAN / FREE PRESSJack Jacques Kabluitok, 46, was slain in the area of
Portage Avenue and Arlington Street at about 2:20 a.m. on Sunday.
CONSTRUCTION TO TURN VACANT EXCHANGE HOTEL INTO AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO START THIS
YEAR, OWNER SAYS
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CONSTRUCTION TO TURN VACANT EXCHANGE HOTEL INTO AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO START THIS
YEAR, OWNER SAYS
Malak Abas 4 minute read Yesterday at 5:40 PM CDT
The owner of a historic, long-vacant hotel in the Exchange District expects
construction to convert the building into affordable housing will begin later
this year.
Immigration lawyer Ken Zaifman purchased the now-111-year-old St. Charles Hotel
in 2005 and had plans to turn it into a boutique hotel. But a 1986 city heritage
designation protects the exterior from demolition or alteration.
In December 2022, Zaifman announced plans to re-imagine the building at Notre
Dame Avenue and Albert Street by turning it into affordable housing units. But
he said he found himself at a standstill for more than a year, as a result of
rising construction costs and the challenges of renovating a historical
building.
“It was languishing in the rubble of increased costs, difficulty finding
companies to build a project priced a certain way, and the timing just wasn’t
there,” he said.
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