Kurt Black

On Tuesday, the Anne Oake Family Recovery Centre took an important step towards reality, as the province committed $1.5 million in funding to help support the development of the new addiction treatment...

Nature can be breathtaking. A plant that’s become the star attraction at a Winnipeg greenhouse is taking that a little too literally. And anyone brave enough to take a sniff of the Voodoo Lily...

Just over two months after its tenants were forced to evacuate by the city, citing numerous safety violations, Winnipeg’s notorious Manwin Hotel has been placed on the market. In January, CityNews...

In their continued search for answers and justice, the family of Tanya Nepinak marched on the Manitoba Legislature on Friday with hopes of discussing the potential for an expanded search of the Brady road...

Winnipeg’s blanket Pit Bull ban has been in effect since 1990, but now, advocates and lovers of the larger breed are calling on the City of Winnipeg to repeal the law in favour of legislation that prioritizes...

The campaign trail took a back seat on Tuesday, as all eyes were on Washington, where U.S. President Donald Trump unveiled new tariffs as part of what he called 'Liberation Day,' prompting reactions from...

Fresh on the heels of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s visit to Winnipeg over the weekend, Liberal Leader Mark Carney was in town Tuesday, as the prime minister hopeful visited Winnipeg’s New...

Following backlash from animal rights groups in 2022, the Royal Manitoba Winter Fair canceled the event known as the ‘Calf Scramble,’ which pitted juvenile cattle against teens and young children with...

Two weeks after pleading for a fair deal, frontline workers from Metis and Michif Child and Family services hit the picket lines Tuesday morning. In total, more than 300 workers at the two agencies...