Winnipeg Public Safety
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Winnipeg faces several public-safety cases, including a stabbing that critically injures a security guard, a fatal house fire and a death after police use a Taser. Canadian authorities pursue charges, investigations and family notifications in the separate incidents.
Manitoba Moose announce pre-season games against Iowa Wild
The Manitoba Moose will face an American Hockey League opponent in the pre-season for the first time in seven years, meeting the Iowa Wild in a two-game series. The games are scheduled for Sept. 25 and 26 in St. Paul, Minnesota, with both starting at 2 p.m. The Moose typically prepare for the regular season by playing the Manitoba Bisons men’s hockey team, but this fall they will instead test them…
Manitoba Faces Calls for More Training for Security Guards
A stabbing involving a Winnipeg security guard has renewed calls for Manitoba to strengthen training requirements before guards begin working. The 24-year-old guard suffered critical injuries after co…
Murder charge laid after Winnipeg house fire kills one and leaves two with life-altering burns
A Winnipeg house fire that left two people with permanent, life-altering burns has led to a first-degree murder charge against a 22-year-old man. Police identified the dead occupant as Mark Bosadas Ma…
Man acting erratically dies after Winnipeg police use Taser, watchdog says
A 42-year-old man died in hospital after Winnipeg police used a Taser during an early-morning encounter that Manitoba’s police watchdog is now investigating. Police received several calls shortly befo…
Deceased man identified by Winnipeg police, family notified
Winnipeg police have identified a man who died after officers found him unresponsive last month, and have notified his family. Officers located the man at the corner of Main Street and James Avenue on…
