On the heels of his team's maddening loss to Toronto, Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Dru Brown touched on team unity earlier this week. Read moreBlue Bombers’ challenge: remain united
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Volunteers will gather at FortWhyte Alive on October 3 to plant 560 trees and shrubs during Manitoba’s largest TD Tree Days event this year, enhancing local green space and supporting wildlife… Read MoreTD Tree Days event to bring 560 new trees and shrubs to FortWhyte Alive
Winnipeg police have warned the public that Michael Curtis Thomas, a high-risk convicted sex offender, has been released from prison and will reside in Winnipeg. Thomas served time for aggrava… Read MorePolice warn high-risk sex offender released into Winnipeg
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The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service responded quickly to a fire at Main Street Project shelter, arriving within 11 minutes and extinguishing the blaze confined to a single room. The swift acti… Read MoreFire breaks out at Winnipeg Main Street Project shelter
The president of the Winnipeg firefighters' union has declared an arson crisis in the city, urging council to increase funding for fire prevention and investigation to address the rising numbe… Read MoreWinnipeg facing 'arson crisis,' firefighters' union warns
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Miller's discovery of a BRCA2 mutation led her family to undergo genetic testing, prompting preventive measures to reduce cancer risk, illustrating the value of cascade testing for relatives o… Read MoreWinnipeg Walk of Hope raises more than $75,000 for ovarian cancer cause
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On the heels of his team's maddening loss to Toronto, Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback Dru Brown touched on team unity earlier this week. Read MoreBlue Bombers’ challenge: remain united
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The leaves are turning, the temperature is dropping and hockey season in Winnipeg is official here. Read MoreJets ready to take flight on new NHL season
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They don’t stand a chance. The Winnipeg Jets may not have taken a single faceoff in anger yet, but they’re being written off by pundits across the hockey landscape. Read MoreProve them wrong: Underdog Jets on a mission
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The Winnipeg Goldeyes won the American Association's Best Overall Fan Experience award, highlighting their focus on fun, food, family activities, and great service at Blue Cross Park. The win was voted on by league directors, managers, and broadcasters, showing strong support for their fan-first approach. Read MoreGoldeyes hit home run with top fan experience award
‘They pay the bills’: Accountability part of job for Bombers’ Condell Read MoreONLINE COMMENTS: You said it
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The Manitoba government claims progress by halving its projected deficit for 2025-26, but critics argue this does not equate to true accomplishment as the debt continues to rise despite reduce… Read MoreTaxpayers need lower debt, not word games
The drinking water advisory on Cross Lake's Natimek system has entered its second year, affecting 248 homes, while residents at Tataskweyak Cree Nation have boiled water for nearly a decade de… Read MoreCross Lake shows what $40 billion hasn't fixed
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It’s a common refrain in Western Canada that we get a raw deal. There’s some truth to that, but it depends on the context. When it comes to representation in Parliament, Manitoba and Saskatche… Read MoreThe uneven weight of a vote
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Obby Khan resigned as Manitoba PCs leader and left the caucus, citing principles over position amid internal pressures and poor polling. The party faces ongoing division over its conservative … Read MoreObby Khan is gone. What breaks next could reshape Manitoba politics
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Federal inmates will receive paper straws to snort cocaine as a cost-saving health measure, sparking debate on harm reduction and drug policy. Some argue it's practical, others see it as enabl… Read MoreONLINE COMMENTS: You said it
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WINNIPEG - The terrain of the ongoing collective bargaining battle involving workers who do medical tests across Manitoba shifted Thursday with a ruling from the province’s labour board. Read MoreManitoba's labour board rules Dynacare medical lab staff to be essential workers
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The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Winnipeg urges donations of new and gently used clothing and household items to meet growing demand for affordable goods as fall and winter approach. Winter … Read MoreSalvation Army thrift stores seeking donations as demand for affordable goods grows
WINNIPEG - A man who killed two women is back in prison within a year of his release, after the Parole Board of Canada says he was suspected of drug trafficking and interacting with vulnerable… Read MoreParole board revokes release for man who killed Manitoba women
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WINNIPEG - A Manitoba man accused of killing his three young children, their mother and a teen relative has parted ways with his lawyers for the second time this year. Read MoreManitoba man accused of killing five family members dismisses lawyers for second time
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The Port of Churchill and the Port of Rotterdam have entered into an agreement to enhance trade between Western Canada and Europe, focusing on critical minerals and energy products to strength… Read MorePort of Churchill, Rotterdam sign agreement to expand trade links
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The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs supports the Manitoba government and City of Brandon in acquiring land with potential unmarked graves linked to the former Brandon Indian Residential School. Si… Read MoreTurtle Crossing lands move toward protection as Manitoba, Brandon plan acquisition
Winnipeg police have warned the public that Michael Curtis Thomas, a high-risk convicted sex offender, has been released from prison and will reside in Winnipeg. Thomas served time for aggrava… Read MorePolice warn high-risk sex offender released into Winnipeg
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A sharp 10-year-old in Manitoba noticed a suspicious car repeatedly driving past kids playing and alerted the police with a photo and license plate. Turns out the car was stolen, leading offic… Read More10 year-old boy helps RCMP catch suspects in stolen vehicle
The president of the Winnipeg firefighters' union has declared an arson crisis in the city, urging council to increase funding for fire prevention and investigation to address the rising numbe… Read MoreWinnipeg facing 'arson crisis,' firefighters' union warns
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A 24-year-old man was arrested after a Winnipeg police investigation targeting drug trafficking resulted in the seizure of cocaine, cash, counterfeit currency, and drug paraphernalia from his … Read MoreDrug investigation nets cocaine, cash and counterfeit money
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Three teenagers were charged with aggravated assault after a 17-year-old was attacked with a machete and shot with pellets in Easterville. The victim was seriously injured but is now stable in… Read MoreThree teens charged after machete, firearm attack
Winnipeg police busted a guy scamming elderly grandparents out of over $37,000 by pretending to be their grandkids needing bail money. Daniel Warren, 29, was arrested after hitting three senio… Read MoreMan arrested for scams now faces sexual assault charges
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