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Retired farmer sues Mountie claiming unlawful use of force with stun gun, forced entry into home
A retired farmer from MacGregor, Man., is suing the Royal Canadian Mounted Police after an officer allegedly shocked him with a stun gun after busting into his home.
Winnipeg man out $2,500 after MPI denies bid for electric vehicle rebate
A Winnipeg man says he's out $2,500 after his application for a provincial electric vehicle rebate was denied, despite having confirmed the used car's eligibility by punching in the serial number into MPI's verification tool.
Winnipeg chiropractor charged with 8 counts of voyeurism
A Winnipeg chiropractor accused of filming patients with cameras disguised as sprinkler heads was recently charged with eight counts of voyeurism, according to court documents.
Change from 'End Racism' to 'Choose Love' on Super Bowl field does not mean racism is over: advocates
Former Blue Bomber star Willard Reaves is not one to mince words, but he thinks the NFL did just that when it decided to change a slogan that’s become a regular sight at football games for the last few years.
Gambler First Nation chief accuses Manitoba Hydro board member, 3 others of defamation
Gambler First Nation Chief David LeDoux is suing a Manitoba Hydro board member and three other Gambler First Nation members for defamation, alleging they made "false and malicious" public statements accusing LeDoux of committing crimes.
Chiropractor under police investigation over allegations of voyeurism
A Winnipeg chiropractor is under police investigation after hidden cameras were found in treatment rooms, capturing one woman's bare breasts on video, say search warrant documents obtained by CBC News.
Cash-strapped Peguis First Nation takes companies to court over failed motel project, Zamboni repairs
Peguis First Nation and one of its economic development companies are suing a contractor who never built a proposed motel, casino and gas bar, as well as a mechanic who is accused of failing to deliver pricey Zamboni batteries, according to court documents.
City of Winnipeg hasn't collected any money owed in police HQ settlement, puts $28M mortgage on properties
The City of Winnipeg has collected zero dollars of the millions it's owed as a result of civil litigation against the contractor of the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters and the former city chief administrative officer who was found to have accepted a bribe.
Peguis sues developer Andrew Marquess over 'improper profit' while working for First Nation
Peguis First Nation has sued Winnipeg developer Andrew Marquess, his companies and a company owned by his wife over allegations he failed to act in the best interests of the band and financially benefited from breaches of duty while he worked for the Manitoba Cree and Ojibway nation.
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Cash-strapped First Nation spent at least $4.4M on consulting firm controlled by Winnipeg developer
Peguis First Nation and a real estate company it created paid a company controlled by a Winnipeg developer at least $4.4 million over two years for consulting services, CBC News has learned.