CKND-TV (Winnipeg, MB)

CKND-DT is a television station that operates on virtual channel 9 and UHF digital channel 40, based in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. It is part of the Global network and is owned by Corus Entertainment. The station's studios are situated on the 30th floor of 201 Portage in the heart of Downtown Winnipeg, where its transmitter is also located. Viewers can watch CKND on Shaw Cable, which is linked to its parent company Shaw Communications, as well as on MTS TV channel 12. For those who prefer high definition, CKND is available on Shaw Cable's digital channel 211 and MTS TV channel 1012. Additionally, Shaw Direct offers the channel on 335 for Classic users and 034 for Advanced users, with its high definition version accessible on channel 027 (Classic) or 527 (Advanced).

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#3538

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#95

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#10

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DFO orders halt to gravel mining from salmon-bearing B.C. creek - BC

13 hours ago | globalnews.ca | Paul Johnson

Conservation groups are celebrating after Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) ordered a halt to controversial gravel mining from a salmon-bearing stream near Mission, B.C.But while opponents say they're happy the work has been stopped, they're concerned about how long it took the government to act. Biologists John Werring and Marvin Rosenau started pushing the issue after they found a cluster of dead fish in a dried-up salmon spawning bed in December.
How Indian intelligence officer allegedly recruited businessman to kill Canadian activist - National

1 day ago | globalnews.ca | Stewart Bell

Newly released court documents have detailed how a senior Indian intelligence officer allegedly recruited a businessman to assassinate a Canadian pro-Khalistan activist. The unsealed files said Nikhil Gupta, an Indian national suspected of drugs and weapons trafficking, had admitted he was asked at a meeting in New Delhi to conduct the killing.
Lack of pediatric services preventing family from returning to the Okanagan - Okanagan

2 days ago | globalnews.ca | Klaudia Van Emmerik

Henry Groves is like most other young boys who loves to play. At only four years old, he's not able to fully understand the serious medical condition he was born with - kidney disease. "It quickly progressed into end stage renal failure, so he needed life-sustaining dialysis," said Lisa Jensen, Henry's mom. The family had moved to Victoria just prior to Henry's birth after living in West Kelowna for nearly a decade.
Winnipeg Jets to make selections from boardroom for new decentralized NHL Draft - Winnipeg

2 days ago | globalnews.ca | Russ Hobson

The Winnipeg Jets, like every other team, will be making their selections from afar this year. The two-day NHL Draft starts on Friday and the league changed up the draft format as teams won't make their picks in person and will instead make their selections virtually like they did during the COVID years.
Arrest made in fatal hit and run after suspect vehicle found torched in Ontario town

2 days ago | globalnews.ca | Kevin Nielsen

Police in Hanover, Ont., say they have made an arrest in connection with the fatal hit and run that left a 66-year-old woman dead and the suspect vehicle torched. A 33-year-old man was arrested on McNabb Street, according to a release from police. He is facing charges of dangerous driving causing death, failing to remain at a collision resulting in death and arson in connection with the incident.
Kelowna city manager's 'eye-watering' salary raises questions - Okanagan

3 days ago | globalnews.ca | Klaudia Van Emmerik

Managing the city of Kelowna is a big job, one that pays very well. So well, in fact, it has some questioning why the city manager's compensation in Kelowna is nearly as much as that of his counterpart in B.C.'s largest city. According to the so-called "sunshine list," B.C. municipalities' legal requirement to disclose the salaries of employees paid more than $75,000 a year, Kelowna city manager Doug Glichrist received a salary and expense package just shy of $384,000 in 2024.
You can make bets on when the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will finally open

3 days ago | globalnews.ca | Kevin Nielsen

The Eglinton Crosstown LRT has been plagued by delays and cost overruns for a decade but there is now a way you can win (or lose) a few bucks on the project. Fanduel is taking bets on when the project will be completed. "Our goal is to engage in the conversations our customers are already having, offering odds on the moments that resonate," a spokesperson for the website told Global News in an email.
What could gas prices look like ahead of Canada Day weekend?

3 days ago | globalnews.ca | Ari Rabinovitch

Many Canadians are crunching the numbers for what their future travels may cost them as Canada Day approaches, including the price of fuel during one of the busiest times of year for tourism. With fewer trips across the border into the United States reported as the trade war stretches on, many Canadians appear to be keeping their travels domestic this year - especially with more incentives to do so.
Ontario beach town makes Spotify playlist to capture 'iconic' summer vibe

4 days ago | globalnews.ca | Kevin Nielsen

There is nothing that screams "summer" to those in the Greater Toronto Area more than a trip to Wasaga Beach. More than two million people visit the Georgian Bay community yearly as it lays claim to having the world's longest freshwater beach and a drag strip that Ontarians love to cruise.
'Sick and tired of it': White Rock businesses speak out after smash-and-grabs - BC

4 days ago | globalnews.ca | Simon Little

Two White Rock, B.C., businesses are speaking out about what they say is a rise in crime in the community, after both faced smash-and-grabs and break-ins over the weekend. Mounties have released video of one of the Saturday morning incidents, in which a thief grabs a large rock, then throws it through the glass door of Crystal Smoke and Convenience. The manager told Global News the shop lost at least $7,000 in product, and that repairs will cost another $1,300.