Mitchell Ringos

Three fire trucks will soon be protecting the same community that built them. The three Winnipeg-built fire engines are expected to hit the city’s streets later this summer, replacing aging vehicles. They...

Thousands of kilometres from the World Cup stage, the excitement is still easy to find. Here at Royal Sports, Team Canada gear has been flying off the shelves as local fans gear up for today’s massive...

A collection of Indigenous sacred belongings thousands of kilometres away in Switzerland is at a crossroads. With the private museum they are housed in now closed, Indigenous leaders fear sacred pipes,...

Ubisoft has closed its Winnipeg studio, affecting approximately 65 employees and ending a presence that was once expected to play a major role in the company's growth plans in Manitoba. The France-based...

In Long Plain First Nation, leaders from Sayisi Dene First Nation say their remote northern community has reached a breaking point. The Nation has declared a State of Emergency, citing a growing drug...

From tornado warnings stretching across southern Manitoba to emergency alerts lighting up cell phones throughout the day, severe weather has once again taken centre stage across the province. While...

Most young soccer players dream of stepping onto a FIFA World Cup pitch. And while young Manitobans Cristiano Morais and Aiden Karacsony won’t be suiting up for their country just yet, they will have...

For nearly a year, one of Manitoba’s toughest and most well-known hiking trails has been off limits after wildfire damage ripped through parts of the Whiteshell. Now, crews and volunteers are racing...

Winnipeg police say violent crime connected to transit hit a historic high last year, with more officers now returning to buses, stops, and transit hubs across the city this spring. The goal is to help...