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October 8, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - Even more significant is what has been done to the Kildonan Settlers Bridge on the Chief Peguis Trail. The City of Winnipeg recently spent several million dollars creating a bicycle/pedestrian trail between Henderson Highway and Main Street on the Chief Peguis Trail right-of-way. I did the preliminary geometric design for the Chief Peguis Trail more than five decades ago. I reside near the Chief Peguis Trail and use it daily, if not more often. Since the bicycle facility was completed several months ago, I have seen four cyclists on the Chief Peguis Trail.
Colts continue grinding out victories with physical offence
October 7, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - The response: a head-turning win Sunday night in Kansas City. So after being grounded for two consecutive games, Reich went back to the basics. Indianapolis Colts coach Frank Reich heads off the field after the Colts defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 19-13 in sn NFL football game in Kansas City, Mo., Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019. So after being grounded for two consecutive games, Reich went back to the basics. Hilton and Pro Bowl tight end Eric Ebron were as excited to throw blocks in Kansas City as they were catching passes.
4 rookies make Dodgers roster for NLDS
October 3, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Dodgers included four rookies on their NL Division Series roster. Members of the Los Angeles Dodgers practice for Game 1 of the NLDS baseball game against the Washington Nationals Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019, in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)LOS ANGELES - The Los Angeles Dodgers included four rookies on their NL Division Series roster. “They don’t act like rookies, they don’t play the game like rookies, and we’re going to need them in the post-season,” Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw said Thursday. Members of the Washington Nationals practice for Game 1 of the NLDS baseball game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019, in Los Angeles.
Cross going for federal seat
September 30, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - ...recently run as the NDP candidate in the provincial election last month, finishing second to Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba candidate Andrew Smith in the newly defined provincial constituency of Lagimodière. The Niakwa Place resident is the New Democratic Party of Canada candidate in the...
Rays beat Jays 6-2, back in playoffs for 1st time since 2013
September 27, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - Austin Meadows also homered for the Rays, hitting his 33rd this season off Ryan Dull in the ninth. José Berríos (14-8) struck out nine, allowing two runs and six hits in his first complete game this season. METS 4, BRAVES 2NEW YORK (AP) — Pete Alonso hit his 52nd homer to match Aaron Judge's rookie record, and New York beat Atlanta. ORIOLES 4, RED SOX 1BOSTON (AP) — Renato Núñez hit a three-run homer, Asher Wojciechowski pitched six shutout innings and Baltimore beat Boston. DODGERS 9, GIANTS 2SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Cody Bellinger hit his 47th homer, Walker Buehler pitched five solid innings, and Los Angeles beat San Francisco.
Brewers beat Reds 5-3, extend winning streak to 7 games
September 26, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - CINCINNATI - Orlando Arcia doubled with the bases loaded, and the Milwaukee Brewers shook off the fizz from their playoffs-clinching celebration to close on the NL Central lead Thursday, beating the Cincinnati Reds 5-3 for their seventh straight victory. Chase Anderson (8-4) allowed Aristides Aquino's solo homer in five innings, then turned it over to a bullpen that's the team's strength. Jordan Zimmermann (1-13) lost his fourth straight start, giving up six runs and seven hits in 4 1/3 innings. Both teams have three games left — Cleveland visits playoff-bound Washington while the Rays are at Toronto, which is 29 games below .500. PIRATES 9, CUBS 5PITTSBURGH (AP) — Joe Musgrove pitched three-hit ball through six innings as Pittsburgh beat Chicago and extended the Cubs' losing streak to nine games.
Here are the Manitoba candidates running in the 2019 federal election
September 23, 2019
CTV - The federal election will be held Monday, Oct. 21, with advance voting taking place between Oct. 11 – 14. Here is a list of candidates who intend to run in Manitoba and their political parties. This list will be updated if more candidates come forward and after Elections Canada releases its list of confirmed candidates on Oct. 2. Note: an * indicates an incumbent candidate. Brandon-SourisAshley Duguay – New Democratic PartyRebecca Hein – Christian Heritage PartyRob Lussier – People’s Party of CanadaLarry Maguire – Conservative Party of Canada*Bill Tiessen – Green Party of CanadaChurchill-Keewatinook AskiNiki Ashton – New Democratic Party*Cyara Bird - Conservative Party of CanadaJudy Klassen – Liberal Party of CanadaKenneth M. Klein – People’s Party of CanadaRalph McLean – Green Party of CanadaDauphin-Swan River-NeepawaFrank Godon – People’s Party of CanadaJenni Johnson – Christian Heritage PartyLaverne Lewycky – New Democratic PartyDaniel Mazier – Conservative Party of Canada*incumbent partyKatharine Storey – Green Party of CanadaPortage-LisgarAaron Archer – People’s Party of CanadaCandice Bergen – Conservative Party of Canada*Jerome Dondo – Christian Heritage PartyBeverley Eert – Green Party of CanadaCindy Friesen – New Democratic PartyKen Werbiski – Liberal Party of CanadaProvencherTed Falk – Conservative Party of Canada*Janine Gibson – Green Party of CanadaTrevor Kirczenow – Liberal Party of CanadaErin McGee – New Democratic PartyWayne Sturby – People’s Party of CanadaSelkirk-Interlake-EastmanJames Bezan – Conservative Party of Canada*Nicholas Borkowsky – Parti Rhinocéros PartyWayne James – Green Party of CanadaIan Kathwaroon – People’s Party of CanadaDetlev Regelsky – Liberal Party of CanadaRobert Smith – New Democratic PartyCharleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-HeadingleyDoug Eyolfson – Liberal Party of Canada*Steven Fletcher – People’s Party of CanadaMarty Morantz – Conservative Party of CanadaKevin Nichols – Green Party of CanadaMelissa Penner – Christian Heritage PartyKen St. George – New Democratic PartyElmwood-TransconaDaniel Blaikie – New Democratic Party*Noel Gautron – People’s Party of CanadaJennifer Malabar – Liberal Party of CanadaKelly Manweiler – Green Party of CanadaLawrence Toet – Conservative Party of CanadaKildonan-St. PaulRaquel Dancho – Conservative Party of CanadaMartin W. Deck – People’s Party of CanadaSpencer Katerynuk – Christian Heritage PartyEvan Krosney – New Democratic PartyMaryAnn Mihychuk– Liberal Party of Canada*Rylan Reed – Green Party of CanadaSaint Boniface-Saint VitalRéjeanne Caron– Conservative Party of CanadaBillie Cross – New Democratic PartyBen Linnick – Green Party of CanadaAdam McAllister – People’s Party of CanadaDan Vandal – Liberal Party of Canada*Winnipeg CentreRyan Dyck – Conservative Party of CanadaLeah Gazan – New Democratic PartyYogi Henderson – People’s Party of CanadaRobert-Falcon Ouellette – Liberal Party of Canada*Andrea Shalay – Green Party of CanadaWinnipeg NorthKevin Lamoureux – Liberal Party of Canada*Kyle Mason – New Democratic PartyVictor Ong – People’s Party of CanadaSai Shanthanand Rajagopal – Green Party of CanadaAndrew Taylor – Communist Party of CanadaWinnipeg SouthPaul Bettess – Green Party of CanadaTerry Duguid – Liberal Party of Canada*Jean-Paul Lapointe – New Democratic PartyMelanie Maher – Conservative Party of CanadaMirwais Nasiri – People’s Party of CanadaWinnipeg South Centre
Here are the confirmed Manitoba candidates running in the 2019 federal election
September 23, 2019
CTV - WINNIPEG -- The federal election will be held Monday, Oct. 21, with advance voting taking place between Oct. 11 – 14. On Wednesday Elections Canada released its list of confirmed candidates. Here is who is running in Manitoba and their political parties, with links to their websites, if available (source: Elections Canada.) Note: an * indicates an incumbent candidate. Brandon-SourisAshley Duguay – New Democratic PartyRobert Eastcott – IndependentVanessa Hamilton – IndependentTerry Hayward – Liberal Party of CanadaRebecca Hein – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaRob Lussier – People’s Party of CanadaLarry Maguire – Conservative Party of Canada*Bill Tiessen – Green Party of CanadaChurchill-Keewatinook AskiNiki Ashton – New Democratic Party*Cyara Bird - Conservative Party of CanadaJudy Klassen – Liberal Party of CanadaKen Klyne – People’s Party of CanadaRalph McLean – Green Party of CanadaDauphin-Swan River-NeepawaFrank Godon – People’s Party of CanadaJenni Johnson – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaLaverne Lewycky – New Democratic PartyDaniel Mazier – Conservative Party of Canada*incumbent partyCathy Scofield-Singh – Liberal Party of CanadaKate Storey – Green Party of CanadaPortage-LisgarAaron Archer – People’s Party of CanadaCandice Bergen – Conservative Party of Canada*Jerome Dondo – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaBeverley Eert – Green Party of CanadaCindy Friesen – New Democratic PartyKen Werbiski – Liberal Party of CanadaProvencherTed Falk – Conservative Party of Canada*Janine Gibson – Green Party of CanadaTrevor Kirczenow – Liberal Party of CanadaErin McGee – New Democratic PartyWayne Sturby – People’s Party of CanadaSelkirk-Interlake-EastmanJames Bezan – Conservative Party of Canada*Wayne James – Green Party of CanadaIan Kathwaroon – People’s Party of CanadaDetlev Regelsky – Liberal Party of CanadaRobert A. Smith – New Democratic PartyCharleswood-St. James-Assiniboia-HeadingleyDoug Eyolfson – Liberal Party of Canada*Steven Fletcher – People’s Party of CanadaBrian Ho – IndependentKristin Lauhn-Jensen – Green Party of CanadaMarty Morantz – Conservative Party of CanadaMelissa Penner – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaKen St. George – New Democratic PartyElmwood-TransconaDaniel Blaikie – New Democratic Party*Noel Gautron – People’s Party of CanadaJennifer Malabar – Liberal Party of CanadaKelly Manweiler – Green Party of CanadaLawrence Toet – Conservative Party of CanadaKildonan-St. PaulRaquel Dancho – Conservative Party of CanadaMartin Deck – People’s Party of CanadaEduard Hiebert –IndependentSpencer Katerynuk – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaEvan Krosney – New Democratic PartyMaryAnn Mihychuk– Liberal Party of Canada*Rylan Reed – Green Party of CanadaSaint Boniface-Saint VitalRéjeanne Caron – Conservative Party of CanadaBillie Cross – New Democratic PartyBen Linnick – Green Party of CanadaAdam McAllister – People’s Party of CanadaBaljeet Sharma – IndependentDan Vandal – Liberal Party of Canada*Winnipeg CentreRyan Dyck – Conservative Party of CanadaLeah Gazan – New Democratic PartyStephanie Hein – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaYogi Henderson – People’s Party of CanadaRobert-Falcon Ouellette – Liberal Party of Canada*Andrea Shalay – Green Party of CanadaWinnipeg NorthKathy Doyle – IndependentJordan Ham – Conservative Party of CanadaHenry Hizon – Christian Heritage Party of CanadaKevin Lamoureux – Liberal Party of Canada*Kyle Mason – New Democratic PartyVictor Ong – People’s Party of CanadaSai Shanthanand Rajagopal – Green Party of CanadaAndrew Taylor – Communist Party of CanadaWinnipeg SouthPaul Bettess – Green Party of CanadaTerry Duguid – Liberal Party of Canada*Jean-Paul Lapointe – New Democratic PartyMelanie Maher – Conservative Party of CanadaMirwais Nasiri – People’s Party of CanadaWinnipeg South Centre
Springer 3 HRs, Verlander 20th win, Astros clinch AL West
September 22, 2019
Winnipeg Free Press - *Introductory pricing schedule for 12 month: $0.99/month plus tax for first 3 months, $5.99/month for months 4 - 6, $10.99/month for months 7 - 9, $13.99/month for months 10 - 12. *Introductory pricing schedule for 12 month: $0.99/month plus tax for first 3 months, $5.99/month for months 4 - 6, $10.99/month for months 7 - 9, $13.99/month for months 10 - 12. HOUSTON - George Springer hit a career-high three homers, Justin Verlander posted his MLB-leading 20th win and the Houston Astros clinched their third straight AL West title in grand fashion, routing the Los Angeles Angels 13-5 on Sunday. HOUSTON - George Springer hit a career-high three homers, Justin Verlander posted his MLB-leading 20th win and the Houston Astros clinched their third straight AL West title in grand fashion, routing the Los Angeles Angels 13-5 on Sunday. Tampa Bay dropped into a tie with Cleveland for the second AL wild card, and both teams trail Oakland by two games for the top spot.
Brissett’s fast start helps Colts hold off Falcons 27-24
September 22, 2019
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