The Wrap: Graham James civil suit, stabbing suspect’s criminal history, and hospital hallway waits

Sex predator Graham James’s criminal history of abusing his youth players while working as a junior hockey coach in Saskatchewan and Winnipeg, is now notorious.

A new civil lawsuit is seeking more than $6 million for abuse alleged to have taken place while James worked as a substitute teacher in a Winnipeg school division in the 1980s.

Court records show a Winnipeg woman charged in a random, daytime stabbing spree in an Osborne Village drugstore has a lengthy criminal record with numerous other assaults — including charges stemming from a previous incident in which she randomly attacked three people at a fast-food restaurant.

Lanessa Moskotaywenene, 24, is facing several charges relating to an attack on Sunday that injured three customers in a Shoppers Drug Mart.

A Winnipeg woman whose father has been waiting for days in a crowded ER hallway is concerned the health system is collapsing.

Gayle Charach said she voted in the provincial election “to fix health care” and wants to know when and how the NDP government will make good on the promise.

Manitoba Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara said they’re “literally working around the clock” to fix the health care system.