Brenda Schuff told a jury Tuesday her neighbour, Judy Kenny, attacked her the night Kenny was killed in her Wolseley home, while holding a knife. “I knew she was going to kill me. I just wanted to get out of there,” Schuff said. Schuff, 46, was charged with second-degree murder after Kenny was found dead in the early hours… Read More »
Brenda Schuff told a jury Tuesday her neighbour Judy Kenny was acting crazed and was the aggressor the night Kenny was found dead in her Wolseley area home. Schuff has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the case. Court has heard Kenny was beaten kicked and stabbed in her kitchen in April of 2017. Schuff testified… Read More »
Brenda Schuff told a jury her neighbour Judy Kenny looked “crazed” and was the aggressor the night Kenny was found dead in her Wolseley area home. Schuff has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder for the April 2017 death. Schuff took the stand in her own defense Tuesday morning. She testified the two had never met before that… Read More »
Brenda Schuff told a jury Tuesday her neighbour Judy Kenny was acting “crazed” and was the aggressor the night Kenny was found dead in her Wolseley area home. Schuff has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in the case. Court has heard Kenny was beaten kicked and stabbed in her kitchen in April of 2017. Schuff testified… Read More »
Cineplex announced Tuesday it plans to replace the nearly 30-year-old Famous Players Kildonan Place Cinemas. The 35,000 square foot space will include a new six-screen theatre with reclining seats in each auditorium, according to a Cineplex release. Kildonan Place told CTV in March it had submitted plans to the city to redevelop the old Sears space. READ MORE: … Read More »
Winnipeg police have released the identity of the victim in the city’s latest homicide as Chad McKenzie, 23. McKenzie was shot outside of John M. King School in the West End Monday morning. Police were called at approximately 5:50 a.m. that day. They found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. He was taken to hospital in critical… Read More »
Manitoba·Video Strike the Musical will take Winnipeg audiences back 100 years to the Vulcan Iron Works. Workers at the dark, dim factory put in 10-hour days for 50 cents an hour in deplorable conditions. The factory and other scenes from 1919 Winnipeg were recreated for Rainbow Stage by Douglas Paraschuk, design co-ordinator for the Stratford Festival, whose credits… Read More »
Police have identified the man who died after shooting near a West End elementary school on Monday. Chad McKenzie, 23, died after he was found suffering from a gunshot wound outside John M. King School on Agnes Street. Police responded to a call about gunshots heard around 5:50 a.m. Winnipeg police have not announced any arrests in the… Read More »
Members of Winnipeg’s Granite Curling Club are worried a bike path project could block business. The city is taking feedback on a proposal to connect Wolseley to downtown with protected bike lanes. As part of the larger project, the city is mulling options for a dedicated bike lane to run down Granite Way, in front of the curling… Read More »
Kelly Geraldine Malone, The Canadian Press Published Tuesday, June 18, 2019 7:25AM CST WINNIPEG — A moment in history that changed Canada forever is headed to the screen and stage showing the lasting impact of the lessons learned during the Winnipeg General Strike. The movie musical “Stand” follows a young Ukrainian immigrant who falls in love with a… Read More »