Manitobans who came to Canada from Sudan say they live in constant dread as they read about the civil war ravaging their former home, and are frustrated at how little it seems is being done to alleviate the hunger and suffering of family and friends they left behind. read more
The University of Winnipeg is extending its winter semester after a "criminal" cyberattack disrupted student services as the term was about to end. read more
The predominately Métis fishing community in St. Laurent, Man., still uses Bombardier snow coaches as transportation and shelter to handle the harsh winter conditions on Lake Manitoba. read more
After 11 years of planning and delays that inspired two court cases, a new proposal to develop Winnipeg's Parker lands is winding its way through city hall. read more
Housing advocates in Winnipeg warn low-barrier options for people with mental health and addictions issues are becoming harder to find, as buildings that served vulnerable people are put up for sale or burn down. read more
Thea Turcotte believes her life was likely saved by an experimental treatment developed in Winnipeg for a chronic artificial joint infection. read more
The Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists, which represents medical radiation technologists in the province, says more MRI technologists are needed to combat wait times. read more
A Manitoba judge has thrown out the confession of a woman with a cognitive disability who is charged with manslaughter in the death of her two-year-old stepson. read more
A man accused of helping smuggle people across the U.S.-Canada border into Minnesota, including four members of an Indian family who froze to death in 2022, pleaded not guilty Wednesday to seven counts of human smuggling. read more
The province is banking on a $1-million investment to reduce ER wait times with the opening of a minor injury and illness clinic in Brandon. read more
Manitoba's NDP government made good on its election promise to reverse a change made to provincial labour standards by the former Progressive Conservative government, but the latest move isn't being welcomed by all. read more
Some people who visit the Asper Jewish Community Campus in Winnipeg's Old Tuxedo neighbourhood will soon have to provide government-issued IDs to get inside, but one visitor says the move wouldn't make him feel any safer. read more
The family of Bob Murdoch says the two-time Stanley Cup champion suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a progressive and fatal disease associated with repeated traumatic brain injuries. read more
What's open and closed over Easter weekend in Winnipeg. read more
Dean Hammond, the executive director for Brandon Riverbank/Brandon Tourism, says the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair is a huge boon for tourism in the city, drawing more than 100,000 visitors in the leadup to the fair and during the week it runs. read more
The RCMP has charged Shawn McKay, 23, from Pimicikamak Cree Nation, also known as Cross Lake, in connection with the homicide of a woman, 45. read more
A Winnipeg woman who says she was sexually assaulted by an Uber driver last December is seeking class-action status for her lawsuit against the ride-hailing company. read more
Work is underway to upgrade capacity at fuel terminals in Winnipeg to increase how much fuel can be transported by truck to deliver to gas stations, during a shutdown of a pipeline carrying gas to the Manitoba capital and cities around it. read more
The Right to Housing Coalition delivered the last of 2,000 signed postcards from Manitobans to the legislature on Tuesday. It’s part of a campaign calling on the province to drastically increase the number of rent-geared-to-income housing units in the province. read more
Manitoba's health minister is examining why a staffing agency has little to show for itself after signing a contract to bring 150 family doctors to the province. read more
The city's dirtiest neighbourhoods and streets are being revealed as part of Take Pride Winnipeg's annual Litter Index. read more
Cecil Junior Houle, a 47-year-old man, is considered a high risk to re-offend, officers said, adding everyone, especially women, are at risk of sexual violence. read more
'Basically, it's a 50-50 chance. You're either going to get a call out or you're just going to sit there and wait till someone drives by.' read more
The Manitoba government has announced a reduction in the apprenticeship ratio to 1:1. read more
With Easter around the bend, a food economist says grocery prices haven't stopped climbing, while Siloam Mission says it's still equipped to feed those in need. read more
On Wednesday, the Manitoba government announced a minor injury and illness clinic in Brandon would be one of eight facilities opening around the province. read more
RCMP in Norway House seized a backpack full of ecstasy pills and more than $2,500 in cash after a traffic stop Sunday afternoon. read more
Shawn McKay, 23, who was arrested at the scene, was charged with second-degree murder Tuesday, RCMP say. read more
The campaign stems from a pair of cases the animal welfare organization has seen in a recent months, each involving cats who were severely injured in traps. read more
A man from the RM of Woodlands, a woman from Fairford and a Winnipeg man are all facing numerous gun charges as well as possession for the purpose of trafficking. read more
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