Mitchell Ringos

A Canadian rookie is turning heads on one of golf’s biggest stages. Sudarshan Yellamaraju is tied for fifth at The Players Championship. But long before competing at TPC Sawgrass, part of his golf journey...

A Winnipeg Elder claims she was harassed, sworn at, and accused of stealing while shopping at Walmart on Ellice Avenue earlier this month. Elder Mary Laquette, 75, says she had enough money for all...

Around a dozen supporters gathered, including Pimicikamak Cree Nation leadership and members of the Robinson family, following a viral video posted to social media showing a teen from Pimicikamak Cree...

A housing project led by the Manitoba Métis Federation (MMF) is expanding in the province's Interlake region, as the second phase will add ten more transitional units for Indigenous women and their children...

Nearly 50 years after a Soviet satellite carrying radioactive material crashed in Canada’s Arctic, a former RCMP officer who helped guard the wreckage says the exposure from that mission may have led...

Starting this month, Manitobans who believe they may be at risk of intimate partner violence can apply for disclosure about a partner’s history of violence. Clare’s Law is now officially in force,...

Earlier this year, two Winnipeg residents were charged after graphic videos surfaced showing acts of animal abuse. And while the cruelty itself is illegal under Canada’s Criminal Code, the case is...

The federal government is committing $1.55 billion to renew Jordan’s Principle until March 31, 2027, calling it stable funding for First Nations children. While Manitoba Grand Chiefs welcome the funding,...

Nearly $350,000 is how much Manitobans 60 and older reported losing to grandparent and emergency-style phone scams last year, and now, with Artificial Intelligence making scams more convincing, Winnipeg...