Mitchell Ringos

Political tensions between Canada and the United States remain high, but new polling suggests Americans still have a largely positive view of their northern neighbours as U.S. visitors continue to play...

Manitoba Hydro says 28,000 homes were left in the dark after a severe storm swept through southern Manitoba on Wednesday night, causing widespread power outages. Most of the affected customers are in...

A proposed class-action lawsuit has been filed in a Manitoba court related to last winter’s power outage that plunged a northern First Nation in cold and darkness for several days. The class action...

Winnipeg should develop a new emergency service line dedicated to responding to mental-health crises, a new report is recommending. The independent report, commissioned by Mayor Scott Gillingham last...

Two cyclists crossing Canada to raise awareness for men’s mental health say their journey has come to an unexpected setback in Winnipeg. After promoting their cause in the city Friday morning, Val...

The body of 10-year-old Maximo Au Ramirez, one of two brothers who went missing in Nutimik Lake, was found Wednesday evening by RCMP. Mounties say they found the body around 7:30 p.m. after receiving...

Whether opening ceremonies or bringing people together at community events, Indigenous drum groups continue to play a vital role in carrying culture and traditions forward for future generations. For...

Smashed windshields virtually as far as the eye could see. Winnipeg police say nearly two dozen parked cars on Furby Street were damaged Wednesday morning by a suspect using a chain. The Winnipeg...

O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation leaders say another wildfire season is exposing many of the same problems they faced last year. Now, as hundreds remain displaced, the community mourns the loss of one of its...