CHVN (Winnipeg, MB)

CHVN-FM (95.1 FM) is a radio station based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, that plays contemporary Christian music. It started its broadcasts in the year 2000 and is owned by Golden West Broadcasting.

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Nopiming Provincial Park evacuated, others on standby

3 days ago | chvnradio.com | Shannon Dueck

More cottagers in the Whiteshell have been told to be ready for an evacuation order, as the result of an active wildfire burning near Ingolf, Ontario. According to our province, an evacuation preparedness advisory has been issued for cottagers on the north side of West Hawk Lake, as well as Caddy Lake, Florence Lake, and Nora Lake. Residents in these areas are strongly encouraged to be ready for an evacuation, should conditions get worse.
Matthew West releases tribute song to wife on their anniversary

3 days ago | chvnradio.com | Sylvia St. Cyr

Matthew West recently released an ode to his wife on their wedding anniversary called "Growing Up and Growing Old." West and his wife Emily just celebrated their 22nd wedding anniversary, and West released this song about their love story. "One of the benefits of us getting married as quickly as we did is, yes ,we were in love, and yes, it was romantic, but we were also best friends," says Emily in a video of the two of them.
One Hope Canada: How prayer is changing lives at summer camp

4 days ago | chvnradio.com | Sylvia St. Cyr

A Christian ministry is anticipating its upcoming day dedicated to prayer in hopes of sharing the gospel with even more campers this summer. One Hope Canada is a national ministry that focuses on sharing the gospel with children and youth, helping kids get an opportunity they might not otherwise have. For example, they help children who come from families that cannot afford to cover the cost of sending them to camp.
Broken heat records across southern Manitoba

4 days ago | chvnradio.com | Sylvia St. Cyr

According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (EC), many towns and cities across southern Manitoba broke heat records. With temperatures shared Monday morning from EC, the following places hit a new high temperature for May 11.
City offers water stations during unseasonably high temperatures

4 days ago | chvnradio.com | Sylvia St. Cyr

The city of Winnipeg is offering ways for people, especially those experiencing homelessness, a way to cool off during the extreme heat to start the week. There is a heat warning in effect for the city of Winnipeg and southern Manitoba as daytime highs will be in the low to mid-thirties and overnight lows may only drop to 16 degrees, lasting until Wednesday. The city is sharing four water tanks to give residents access to clean drinking water.
Over 200 child predators arrested, 115 children freed from trafficking in U.S.

4 days ago | chvnradio.com | Sylvia St. Cyr

A cross-U.S. sting operation has resulted in over 200 child sex predators being arrested, while roughly 115 children were found and rescued. Recently, the Department of Justice worked alongside local authorities to work together to identify, track, and arrest child sex predators. Of the 200 people arrested in direct connection to sexually trafficking children, two of those were in law enforcement. This included a Minnesota state trooper and a D.C. police officer, according to the report.
The hidden meaning and tradition behind papal names

1 week ago | chvnradio.com | Clemente Lisi

What’s in a name? That’s a question Catholics often ask after a new pope is elected. One of his first official acts of a new pope is to choose a name. Deeply symbolic, the name often reflects the pope's values or spiritual inspirations. Following the closed-door process known as the conclave, Cardinal Robert Prevost — the first U.S.-born pope in history — chose the name Leo XIV as the 267th head of the Catholic Church. The tradition of adopting a new name is steeped in tradition.
Winnipeg police arrest suspect in fatal Waterfront Drive stabbing

1 week ago | chvnradio.com | Colleen Houde

Winnipeg police have made an arrest in connection with the city's latest homicide. Just before 2 a.m. on Sunday, officers were called to a stabbing in the 500 block of Waterfront Drive. At the scene, they found Kerry Eastman, 43, of Sandy Bay First Nation suffering from serious stab wounds. Officers treated the man with chest seals until paramedics arrived. The victim was transported to hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries.
Prayers requested as Christian singer Heather Rose Jordan Battles sepsis in ICU

1 week ago | chvnradio.com | Colleen Houde

A close friend of the Nelon family and a member of the Jordan Family Band is in hospital after a kidney stone caused her to develop sepsis. Heather Rose Jordan, a vocalist of the Christian band, was rushed to the emergency room Wednesday afternoon. Doctors quickly discovered that she had a 5mm kidney stone that they believed was causing a blockage. A flurry of medical tests showed she had passed the stone. However, a significant infection has now entered her bloodstream.
Grass fire burns nearly four hours in Winnipeg’s Tuxedo industrial area

1 week ago | chvnradio.com | Colleen Houde

Winnipeg fire crews were busy for nearly four hours Wednesday, battling a grass fire in the Tuxedo industrial area. The fire broke out just after 4 p.m. in the 200 block of Commerce Drive. Specialized wildland vehicles were brought in to contain the fire. Crews were able to get it under control just before 8 p.m. Winnipeggers are reminded that Winnipeg is under an open-air fire ban as we continue to deal with dry conditions. The ban will remain in effect until Monday, May 19, 2025.