How high is the Red River today? Check this graph Today's river level at James Avenue in downtown Winnipeg By: Winnipeg Free Press Posted: 3:22 PM CST Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2019

DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: With my encouragement, my chubby wife lost 45 pounds over the winter and spring. She also joined an all-female running group.

Last night she had the nerve to tell me she needs more sex as part of her physical rejuvenation. That turns me off somewhat — like I’m one of her exercise machines.

But if I don’t join her in her “more sex” campaign, would she be hurt and depressed and then gain back all the weight? She’s become really attractive-looking again, like she looked before she had our kids. She could actually probably get another guy if she tried.

If I knew she would become so sexual and demanding, I wouldn’t have bugged her to take the weight off. I was complaining about this to a friend I golf with, who is on his second wife and knows everything about cheating.

A Manitoba man convicted of the unprovoked murder of a stranger and execution-style killing of a witness moments later has been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole for 20 years.

Keith Campbell, 24, was found guilty after trial of two counts of second-degree murder in the January 2023 shooting deaths of Jordan Moosetail and Patrick Bighetty in The Pas.

Campbell, whose record included assault and weapon offences and was on a release order at the time of the killings, has shown no remorse for his actions, which he boasted about in electronic messages later seized by police, Court of King’s Bench Justice Candace Grammond said in a written decision released this month.

Campbell “does not present as an ideal candidate for rehabilitation and it is very difficult to know whether he can be rehabilitated, and if so, to what extent, and when,” Grammond said.