Today's top headlines from CBC Manitoba

Good evening, these are your top stories for Sunday, January 15, 2023.
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Province pulls medical coverage for 3 Winnipeg women suffering from chronic disease

January 15 , 2023 • 06:03 PM CST

Emma Cloney, a nurse and native Winnipegger, received four of seven surgeries for lipedema, and three were paid for by Manitoba Health. It pulled its coverage before she received her fourth, so she paid for it out of pocket, at a cost of around $25,000.

An Indian family of 4 died trying to cross into U.S. last year. Their surviving relatives still have questions

January 15 , 2023 • 04:41 PM CST

Baldev Patel's son, 39-year-old Jagdish Baldevbhai Patel, was found dead along with his wife and two children on Jan. 19, 2022, near a border crossing between Manitoba and the United States.

Group hangs 101 red dresses outside Winnipeg landfill as calls for search of human remains continue

January 15 , 2023 • 08:00 PM CST

A group hung 101 red dresses outside the Brady Road landfill on Sunday where protesters continue to call for a search of the facility south of Winnipeg for remains of murdered Indigenous women and girls and other missing people.

Person taken to hospital in unstable condition after SUV, train collide in Winnipeg

January 15 , 2023 • 04:47 PM CST

One person was taken to hospital after an SUV was involved in a crash with a train in Winnipeg on Sunday afternoon.

Health Sciences Centre terminates screener positions, plans to use private security instead

January 15 , 2023 • 11:45 AM CST

Term employees that control access through entry points at Winnipeg's downtown hospital will soon be out of a job.

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