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  • 1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Danton Unger

    An increase in dog attacks south of Winnipeg has prompted the municipality to hire a new animal control officer. This is welcome news for Maurice Berard, who was attacked while walking his dog Brody in his neighbourhood a few years ago. “Three German Shepherds attacked me from behind,” Berard said.

  • 1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Danton Unger

    A massive new movie studio on the outskirts of Niverville is ready for lights, camera and action. For the past five years, Juliette Hagopian has been working on a huge project – a 25,000 square foot movie studio that could bring Hollywood to rural Manitoba. “I think it’s really important that we have larger spaces to accommodate bigger projects that come here now,” she said, standing inside the enormous space dubbed Jette Studios.

  • 2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Danton Unger

    For decades, residents in Beaconia, Man. have been relying on an artesian well for their drinking water, but they now fear the province is preparing to turn off the tap. Nearly every day since he was a child, Shane Thomas has been coming to the Beaconia well to get drinking water. “I grew up on this. My kids grew up on this. I had it tested. It’s the best of the best,” he said, as he placed a pail under the ever-faithful spout of water running up from an underground river 65 feet below.

  • 2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Danton Unger

    In the midst of a fatal heart attack, a Manitoba family said they were unable to contact 911 due to a Telus mobility outage – now they want answers. Dean Switzer was just days away from his 56th birthday when, on Sunday, March 23, he suffered a heart attack in his home just outside Fisher Branch. Dean’s parents told CTV News his wife and friends – all Telus customers – tried calling 911 over and over again, but weren’t able to get through.

  • 3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Danton Unger

    A security boost is in the works at the University of Manitoba after a few high-profile security scares on its Fort Garry campus late last year. Ruth Adjetey has been a student at the university for about three years. She said she felt relatively safe on campus, but that all changed last fall. “It was a little concerning to me after all the incidents that happened last semester,” she told CTV News Winnipeg.

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