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- Sep 25, 2026
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Winnipeg woman speaking out after alleged romance scam - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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A Winnipeg woman is speaking out after she says she was the victim of an elaborate romance scam. “Over the course of six weeks, we talked every day, and I believed that we were establishing a romantic emotional connection,” the woman said. Global News is not identifying the woman as she works with vulnerable youth. The woman says she met the man on Tinder. “Within a month of us talking, he asked if I would be open to exclusivity with him as he just wanted to get to know me on a deeper level. And
Advocates voicing concerns over rising drug overdoses in Manitoba - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Drug overdoses and drug-related deaths appear to be rising again in Manitoba, according to advocates and data from the Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS). Data from WFPS shows so far this year, from January until the end of August, paramedics have responded to 4,040 calls related to opioids; the highest number of calls related to opioids the service has seen, with four months left in the year. In all of 2025, WFPS responded to 3,270 calls related to opioids. “The repetitive nature of the cal
Polar bear, beluga conservation, education in Churchill, Man. - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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The pristine, subarctic wilderness of Churchill, Man. is home to thousands of beluga whales this time of year, and soon hundreds of polar bears will also gather around the community, waiting for the sea ice to form. “It’s really incredible, we get this big migration, thousands of beluga whales migrate here and they spend the summer in the estuary,” said Kieran McIver, the manager of Churchill field operations for Polar Bears International. The non-profit organization just wrapped up its ‘beluga
Port of Churchill resumes grain shipments for 1st time in 6 years - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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For the first time in six years, grain shipments have resumed out of the Port of Churchill this week. A ship is being loaded with 30,000 tonnes of wheat durum from Saskatchewan-based AGT Foods this week, destined for Europe. “What we’re witnessing is the return of Churchill as a vital arctic gateway,” federal minister of northern and arctic affairs Rebecca Chartrand said during a ceremony to mark the shipment on Monday. The ship is the first of three ships slated to leave the port, which is Cana
VHS tapes picking up in popularity once again in Winnipeg - Winnipeg | Globalnews.ca (opens the original)
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Hitting rewind and pressing play; a growing number of people are watching movies with a form of media from decades gone by. “I’ve always had a pretty decent VHS collection. Not intending to collect it, it’s just what I grew up with,” Exchange Movie Exchange co-owner Paul Gubernachuk told Global News. Gubernachuk says his passion for VHS started from creating home videos in childhood. “I was always trying to get my hands on cameras that I could use to film me and my cameras doing crazy stuff. And
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