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новости Манитобы

• Wave of gang violence 'imminent,' police say
  A recent police crackdown on a puppet club of the Manitoba Hells Angels has created a street-level power vacuum that another rival outlaw motorcycle gang is trying to fill - prompting police to warn of "imminent" violence between the two groups.
• Man killed by police didn't lunge: girlfriend
  The girlfriend of a machete-wielding man who watched from metres away as he was shot and killed by Winnipeg police says he didn't lunge at officers before they opened fire.
• 'Untreated' sex offender at large: RCMP
  A Manitoba sex offender that RCMP say is a high-risk to violently re-offend has walked away from his halfway house and is currently unlawfully at large, police said on Tuesday.
• Man rescues family from house fire
  A Winnipeg man is being praised by firefighters for getting his family out of a burning home Tuesday morning.
• Ice-cutting effort moves north of Selkirk
  The province has deployed its arsenal of ice-cutting equipment to the Red River north of Selkirk to tackle potential ice jams from forming as Manitoba's flood season quickly approaches.
• Moist air plays havoc with Hydro
  Damp, foggy weather is causing problems for Manitoba Hydro.
• Man., Sask. governments go on power play
  The Manitoba and Saskatchewan governments have agreed to more than double the capacity of the power grid that connects the two provinces.
• Inuit art promoter Ryan honoured
  Terry Ryan, who managed the Cape Dorset artists' co-op in Nunavut and is now director of Dorset Fine Arts in Toronto, has been honoured for his 50 years of work in promoting Inuit art.
• Religious rehab sparks alcoholic's complaint
  A Winnipeg man who has struggled with alcoholism for decades says he has filed a complaint with the Manitoba Human Rights Commission over the lack of a treatment program that's free of religious or spiritual elements.
• Brother of man shot by police offers forgiveness
  The brother of a man shot and killed by Winnipeg police on the weekend believes officers were just doing their job.