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CBC
27-05-2025
- General
- CBC
Man, 64, dead following Monday morning crash in RM of Stanley: Manitoba RCMP
A 64-year-old man is dead after an early Monday morning collision in the rural municipality of Stanley, RCMP say. Carman and Manitou RCMP were called to a two-vehicle crash around 6:15 a.m. at the intersection of Road 5 N. and Road 25 W., about 15 kilometres southeast of Morden, RCMP said in a Tuesday news release. Police said two SUVs were in the south ditch when they joined firefighters and paramedics, who were already on scene. One of the drivers, a 41-year-old Morden man, was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The other driver, a 64-year-old man from the RM of Stanley, was pronounced dead at the scene. It's believed the 64-year-old driver was travelling east on Road 5 N. when he hit the other SUV, which was going south on Road 25 W., RCMP said. The intersection did not have stop signs for either road, they said. Pembina Valley RCMP are still investigating the crash, along with the RCMP's traffic analysis and collision investigation team, the release said.
The Guardian
26-05-2025
- Sport
- The Guardian
AFC Wimbledon v Walsall: League Two playoff final
Update: Date: 2025-05-26T12:55:57.000Z Title: Preamble Content: The last match of the English domestic season sees Wimbledon return to the scene of their most famous coup. Not 2016, but 1988. Walsall looked nailed on to be automatically promoted only to lose their way as the season dragged on. Walsall were 30 seconds from automatic promotion until Antoni Sarcevic's 96th-minute winner for Bradford to usurp them. Here is their redemption arc but the good people of Earlsfield and Morden will be roaring on their Dons. Kick-off is at 3.01pm, join me.
CBC
23-05-2025
- Business
- CBC
Communities in Focus: spotlight on Winkler and Morden
At CBC Manitoba, our job is to tell stories that reflect our province's many people and places. Communities in Focus is a community news bureau project that aims to hear Manitobans' stories and share them with the rest of the province. This past March, the communities of Winkler and Morden hosted CBC's Communities in Focus. We spent a week meeting with leaders and innovators, and learning about life in the region. Now, we're sharing the stories of Winkler and Morden. READ WATCH Tariffs, counter-tariffs top of mind for manufacturing hub in southern Manitoba: New active transportation path to connect Morden, Winkler by fall 2 months ago Duration 2:47 People in the Morden-Winkler area of southern Manitoba will soon have a new 10-kilometre biking and walking trail connecting the twin cities. Lack of wastewater treatment capacity hampering home-building in Morden: Lack of wastewater treatment capacity hampering home-building in Morden 2 months ago Duration 3:37 The demand for new housing in Morden is outpacing the supply, thanks to a lack of wastewater treatment capacity and a lack of funds for a new facility. But the neighbouring city of Winkler may be able to help out in the short term. New Pembina Valley burial site, mosque helping Muslims feel more at home: New Pembina Valley burial site, mosque helping Muslims feel more at home 2 months ago Duration 2:58 Morden's growing Muslim community has a new place to come together and pray, and soon they'll also have a final resting place for their loved ones. The City of Morden and the local Muslim community have arranged to set aside land for a Muslim burial site at the city's newest cemetery. Winkler Flyers Soar into Playoffs with Championship Hopes: Morden-area manufacturer sees boom in business for natural and organic makeup: Information Radio on CBC News MB March 20 | LIVE@ Outpost Grill at the junction of highway 3 & 14:
South Wales Argus
21-05-2025
- Business
- South Wales Argus
MP says Newport is leading way in new industrial revolution
Jessica Morden. Labour MP for Newport East, said that the city is "primed, ready to power the world" as the new data and clean energy-driven industrial revolution takes hold. She said that Newport is "at the forefront" of the new industrial revolution, just as it was during the original Industrial Revolution, when iron and coal were shipped globally from its docks. Ms Morden said: "As a Member of Parliament, I am continually amazed by the innovation and industry within our constituency. "We manufacture and develop products of national and global significance, powering incredible projects and infrastructure, advancing technology, and creating the jobs of tomorrow right here in our city." She highlighted several companies that are leading the way in Newport's new industrial revolution. (Image: Submitted) These include Tata's plant at Llanwern, which produces automotive steel for luxury car brands such as Jaguar, Land Rover, and Audi. Ms Morden said: "The dedicated and highly skilled workforce there is a testament to the steel DNA that runs through the veins of Newport East." She also praised tech giant KLA, which has been located in Newport East for more than 40 years and develops technology to build semiconductors. Ms Morden said: "It never fails to amaze me that without the R&D happening at KLA on the Coldra Roundabout, the technology in our phones – which we all rely on so much – would not exist." EnerSys, which employs nearly 500 people locally and produces around 1 million battery blocks each year, was also highlighted by Ms Morden. She said: "It's no exaggeration to say that Newport East is helping power the world through EnerSys." Ms Morden also mentioned Simec Atlantis Energy (SAE), which has been successful in its bid for support from Cardiff Capital Region. This will allow them to progress to the next stage of development at their site at Uskmouth, transforming the old coal-fired power station into a battery energy storage solution. Ms Morden said: "This hugely innovative and ambitious project of national significance will be one of the biggest battery energy storage sites in the UK. "It will create hundreds of jobs and add an additional 1GW of capacity to the country's energy infrastructure, enough to power almost 700,000 homes." She also mentioned other companies in Newport East that are contributing to the city's economic growth, including Wales' only train manufacturer, CAF, and specialist aviation company, AerFin. Ms Morden said: "New industry and thousands of highly skilled jobs are developing here in Newport, all nationally and globally significant. "Many are attracted by the transportation methods that led Newport's boom in the first industrial revolution – rail and water – something which investors and developers regularly share with me is an asset and a key decider in making the choice to locate in Newport." She also highlighted the importance of Newport Docks, one of the busiest ports in the country, handling around £1bn of trade each year. Ms Morden said: "Combine all of these factors with the fact that Newport is the fastest growing and youngest city (by population age) in Wales, and it's easy to see why Newport stands primed, ready to power the world as the new data and clean energy-driven industrial revolution takes hold."
CTV News
09-05-2025
- Science
- CTV News
‘The result is spectacular': Manitoba fossil museum reconstructs massive dinosaur skull
The reconstructed skull of a Tylosaurus Pembinensis is seenin Morden, Man.. (Source: Canadian Fossil Discovery Centre)
