CBC News Posted: Aug 19, 2013 4:16 PM CT Last Updated: Aug 19, 2013 4:13 PM CT
A Manitoba mayor is in hospital after being hit by a car Monday morning.
Bill Wiebe is the mayor of MacGregor in southern Manitoba. The 75 year old was cycling in the town around 7 a.m. when he was hit.
Wiebe was rushed to a Winnipeg hospital with serious injuries but has now been upgraded to stable condition.
RCMP said the driver of the vehicle was a 26-year-old man from Carberry. He was not injured in the crash.
RCMP are investigating the crash.
Severe weather warnings or watches in effect for:
Mainly sunny
23°C
Chance of showers
22°C
Chance of showers
22°C
Sunny
26°C
Sunny
28°C
Canada Post was still paying builder of Winnipeg mail plant a year after RCMP discovered possible fraud
Grandmothers call for monument to honour Sagkeeng First Nation's MMIWG
2:58
Several grandmothers in Sagkeeng First Nation would like to see a permanent monument in their community to remember loved ones who went missing or were murdered.
Drowning or murder? Gone without a trace Untold stories from Sagkeeng First Nation
3:20
Manitoba's Sagkeeng First Nation has the most unsolved cases of missing and murdered indigenous women in Canada, according to a CBC analysis. And now, we're documenting more. CBC's Jill Coubrough spoke with two families who are sharing their stories for the very first time.
Republicans finally have it all on health care — but can't figure out what's next: Keith Boag
Angry car buyer sues dealership, scores $5K settlement
Claude Bisson went to small claims court to get advertised discount price
'It was dripping fire onto her leg': Public insurer sues Fiat Chrysler after 2 vehicles catch fire
Manitoba Public Insurance files 2 claims against automaker
Prearranged funeral money in limbo after funeral company goes out of business
‘We have no idea where this money has gone,' says daughter of woman who prepaid more than $4K for funeral
CBC Manitoba I-Team investigates
CBC digs deeper on the stories of the day
