CBC Manitoba News

Greyhound killer talks of beheading, battle with illness

Vince Li, the man who beheaded a fellow passenger aboard a Greyhound Bus in Manitoba, believed he was chosen by God to save people from an alien attack.

Flood review chair's independence questioned

Questions are being raised about the independence of the committee chair tasked with reviewing Manitoba's handling of the 2011 flood.

Charges laid in death of Leaf Rapids man

Arrests have been made in connection to the slaying of a man in Leaf Rapids on the weekend.

Police chase nets 2nd drunk driving charge

Officers tried to stop a Pontiac Montana van Sunday night around 9 p.m. at Portage Avenue and Arlington Street, but the van took off at high speed.

Manitoba lifts fire, travel bans in parks

The province has lifted back-country travel restrictions in provincial parks.

Teens caught in restaurant break-in

Two teens were arrested and a police officer injured after a restaurant break-in Sunday.

Leaf Rapids family says man killed is a relative

RCMP say they are investigating the stabbing death of a man in Leaf Rapids.

Winnipeg's first Chinese baby turns 100

The city's Chinese community celebrated the 100th birthday of Winnie Paktong on the weekend — the first person born in Winnipeg of Chinese immigrant parents.

Man in stable condition after stabbing

A 19-year-old man is in stable condition after suffering a stab wound Sunday night.

Vigil held for slain women

More than 70 people marched to the Manitoba Legislature Sunday and held a memorial vigil for Carolyn Sinclair and other murdered women.

Canadian Pacific workers give 72-hour strike notice

Unionized workers at Canadian Pacific Railway have turned up the heat at the bargaining table, serving 72-hour strike notice.

Judge sex complaint review holds 1st hearing

A man who says he was sexually harassed by a Manitoba judge has asked the Canadian Judicial Council to appoint a lawyer to help him because he has been turned down by several other lawyers.