Information Radio from CBC Radio Manitoba (Highlights)
Summary: CBC Radio listeners in Manitoba start their day off right with Information Radio. Join us for a variety of stories and items, including news, sports, traffic, business, comedy and more.
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Justin Uhart took a bartending gig at a Las Vegas country music festival to make some extra money, and ended up saving the life of a Manitoban woman. He spoke to Information Radio in the days following the attack.
Niigaan Sinclair weighs in on Premier's ride to Peguis to mark the 200th anniversary of the Selkirk Treaty.
For Charlotte Cook-Dowsett, battling cancer takes chemo, but coping with it takes bitter honesty and a blog.
For Charlotte Cook-Dowsett, battling cancer takes chemo, but coping with it takes bitter honesty and a blog.
So your sex talk includes menstrual cramps and contraception and now you're ready to move on to consent — but what happens after your teenaged daughter says yes?
So your sex talk includes menstrual cramps and contraception and now you're ready to move on to consent — but what happens after your teenaged daughter says yes?
Has your teen daughter started dating? CBC Manitoba takes a look at what parents can do to keep their kids safe, while still respecting their boundaries.
Has your teen daughter started dating? CBC Manitoba takes a look at what parents can do to keep their kids safe, while still respecting their boundaries.
Last month it was fires in Manitoba's Whiteshell area. Now it's flooding. Information Radio Host Marcy Markusa asks a Manitoba climate change researcher if this kind of weather is here to stay.
They're here for their love of the art, not for the money. We speak with a couple of members of the Cuban choir, Voces Mixtas, who are getting set to perform at Folklorama.
On one side: free parking will encourage more people to live downtown. On the other side: why should anyone get special treatment? Today on the "provocative question", should people who live downtown get around the clock free parking?
Does your pooch need some hydrotherapy? The Pawsh Dogs Wellness Centre can hook you up.
Backpage.com is notorious for its "adult" section in much the same way craigslist used to be. We'll get Conservative M-P Joy Smith's take on what should be done about it.
A Winnipegger wants to send a message to Russia about its anti-gay laws by getting Olympic athletes to wear a rainbow pin. How you can help.
Where can I park a month from now? A pressing question for some people living in Winnipeg's Exchange District and why some residents aren't happy about changes to residential parking.
