CBC News Online - Manitoba Digest - 2015-03-06

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Fri, 6 Mar 2015 05:00:00 EST Winnipeg man considered radical extremist by CSIS, his father says Fri, 6 Mar 2015 05:00:00 EST A career member of Canada’s armed forces says CSIS has informed him his 23-year-old son is now considered a radical extremist. He worries his son could be swept up when new anti-terror legislation comes into force. Read More What would the proposed property tax hike look like for Winnipeg homeowners? Fri, 6 Mar 2015 19:52:03 EST Using the city's average household assessment figures, this map illustrates just how much the average homeowner in each school division catchment area will pay in additional municipal property tax if the budget is adopted as proposed. Read More Frontage levy unfair for low-income earners, says Coun. Ross Eadie Fri, 6 Mar 2015 17:23:41 EST The City of Winnipeg tabled its proposed 2015 operating and capital budget Tuesday, and one city councillor says it unfairly impacts low income homeowners the most. Read More Police look to public for help finding Melissa Guiboche, 28 Fri, 6 Mar 2015 18:37:30 EST Winnipeg police are asking for the public's help finding 28-year-old Melissa Guiboche. Read More Meeting about Kapyong Barracks urban reserve draws hundreds Fri, 6 Mar 2015 11:00:44 EST Hundreds of people gathered Thursday night to talk about the future of Kapyong Barracks, the old military base in Winnipeg that has sat empty since 2004 and remains tangled in a court battle. Read More More Headlines City of Winnipeg gives conflicting dates on police HQ project Manitoba ombudsman concerned about anti-terrorism Bill C-51 Winnipeg police on lookout for man who grabbed 12-year-old girl Chez Cora suing St. Boniface cultural centre for $97K Injuries knock Jets' Byfuglien, Little out of action Red River skating trail's days numbered as weather warms up MPI saw 20% spike in crashes after daylight time change in 2014 Spring-like temperatures warm up southern Manitoba Police search for missing teen, 15, last seen in Winnipeg Less crime means Winnipeg police OK with smaller budget increase