Winnipeg store owners say shoplifters have become far more brazen, as police are trying to change up the tactics they're using to crack down on the problem. read more
About 675 residents in and around Cranberry Portage were ordered to evacuate starting May 11 as a major forest fire threatened the area, located about 600 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg. The evacuated areas included the cottage subdivisions of Sourdough Bay, Whitefish Lake, Twin Lakes and Schist Lake North. read more
Some nurses in health jurisdictions where a new, four-year contract was ratified last week aren't happy about it, citing a wage gap between full and part-time staff and not enough action to address issues around burnout and safety. read more
A key vote at Winnipeg city hall this week will determine whether a memorial honouring the young victims of a devastating plane crash 52 years ago in St. James will be a step closer to reality. read more
Two Winnipeg Police Service officers were taken to hospital in stable condition after a crash involving a WPS vehicle and pickup truck at St. Anne's Road and Abinojii Mikanah Sunday afternoon. read more
A few dozen Winnipeg motorcycle riders put on their finest suits and hopped onto their classic and vintage-style motorcycles Sunday to raise funds and awareness for men's mental health and prostate cancer research. CBC's Justin Fraser talked with Marc Perreault and Louis Rondeau, the local co-hosts of the Distinguished Gentlemen's Ride, about the annual event that began in Australia and has spread around the world. read more
A Manitoba woman who tried to murder her younger sister in a sneak knife attack, then stole her truck and left her to die in a Dauphin cemetery, will serve 13 years in prison. read more
The Manito Ahbee Festival celebrating Indigenous arts, culture and music has returned and is underway in Winnipeg. read more
Robert Mizzi left his hometown of Exeter, Ont., to live openly as a gay man. While city life offered many advantages, eventually he felt drawn back to the peace and community of smaller towns. read more
Isaiah Hofer faced a conundrum when a strong growing season left him with a surplus of spuds. So he called up the Farmlink Project to give away millions of pounds of potatoes. read more
Winnipeg fire crews found themselves rushing early Saturday to put out separate fires at a North Point Douglas troublespot that’s been the scene of several blazes over the last year. read more
Onix Collette says her mom Brandi Massina was a fierce warrior. She likes to think her mom passed on some of that strength to her to help bring the Onix Angel Brain Tumour Walk to Brandon for the first time Saturday at the Riverbank Discovery Centre. read more
Tracy Fordham and Daryl Bezemer are eager to meet and feed people passing through Lake Manitoba Narrows again this weekend as the couple reopens their food truck, Channel 204 Grill, which they launched their last year. read more
People in Winnipeg with Brazilian roots are using a garage sale as a first salvo in their efforts to raise money to help people back home who have seen their lives upended by devastating floods in the country’s southern region. read more
The Canada Water Agency has started hiring staff for its Winnipeg headquarters, prior to its formal launch as a new federal entity, Winnipeg South MP Terry Duguid said Friday. read more
Nurses in Manitoba have ratified a new four-year contract — except for those who work at the province's largest hospital and in other provincial programs. read more
Toronto's Penny Oleksiak won the women's 100-metre freestyle on Friday night at the Olympic & Paralympic Trials. read more
Residents who were forced to evacuate the area around Cranberry Portage due to a massive wildfire have been told they can return home as early as Sunday. read more
Virtually all of southern Manitoba, from the Lake Winnipegosis area in the northwest to the province's southeast corner, was under alerts for severe thunderstorms Friday night. read more
The trial of a confessed Winnipeg serial killer ended up being cancelled for the day on Friday, after neither of the two civilian witnesses scheduled to testify showed up for court. read more
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