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Get into some local listening - we celebrate Manitobans and lean into challenging conversations. Join homegrown host Marcy Markusa for a new episode every Friday that centres around one story from our province. Whether you hail from the oil patch in Virden or the wheat fields of the Red River Valley, if you fly home to Island Lake or you make music in Winnipeg - This is Manitoba is a podcast for you.
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Guest interviews
Video podcast
English
Canada
157 episodes
since Nov. 5, 2024
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Christine Pattison, AKA "Miss Christine," will be the first to tell you that she loves her grandchildren. She just doesn't want them — or any other kids — in her restaurant.
The Winnipeg chef made national headlines when she announced her plan to ban those under the age of 15 from her dining room.…
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There are nine new faces on Winnipeg city council, which means nine new ideas about Winnipeg Transit. A recent survey from Abacus Data suggested a majority of Winnipeggers think public transit is worse now than it was four years ago. But with new councillors headed to city hall after last week's el…
A former mayor violated public trust, a former chief administrative officer displayed a lack of a moral compass. Those are some conclusions from the scathing final report of the inquiry into the construction of the Winnipeg police headquarters. CBC's Bartley Kives joins guest host Cory Funk to brea…
A case involving sexual assault allegations against seven students at Cornell University is forcing many people to ask difficult questions about sexual violence and the cultural practices that allow it to happen. In Manitoba, some women are sharing their stories in support of Jane Doe, the woman wh…
It's been just over a year since Obby Khan was elected leader of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives, and he's already quit. The way Khan sees it, the Tories are torn by irreparable divisions, but others in the party say they're still united.
An online survey conducted by Abacus Data for CBC News ahead of the 2026 municipal election suggests a majority of Winnipeggers are losing compassion for people experiencing homelessness or openly using drugs. This comes as End Homelessness says the number of unhoused people in the city is climbing…
At this week's Canada Investment Summit, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew made a pitch for a Port of Churchill expansion that he has said could cost up to $80 billion. But Kinew's vision is much bigger than that of the port's owners. On this episode, we will weigh the possibilities and challenges of one …
Today on the podcast Manitoba's premier weighs in with best wishes for the kids but harsh words for Dynacare.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says that Dynacare "sucks." Hear why on the podcast today as we ask him about striking lab workers being ordered back on the job. Plus: Some love for the teachers…
For years, retailers have been able to hire Winnipeg police officers to work overtime as security, but that will change under new rules. By May 2027, officers will no longer be able to take on 'special duty' work at stores, the city's police chief says. While some shoppers say they're glad to see t…
Canada is at the start of a serious trade war with the United States, but is Manitoba still in a fighting mood?
And what is our local leverage?
What’s it like for businesses trying to navigate the new reality in our manufacturing-rich Prairie province.
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