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On the eve of National Truth and Reconciliation Day across the country, the province and the City of Brandon have bought a burial site linked to a former residential school, and they have plans to dedicate...

Manitobans will no longer be required to give their employers routine sick notes starting Thursday. The Manitoba government made the announcement Tuesday. It’s a decision that’s being supported...

Winnipeggers will see some service changes and opportunities to take part in reconciliation events as the city marks the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday, Sept. 30. What’s happening Southern...

Revenue in the Manitoba is forecast to increase by $294 million compared to the budget, the province revealed in its first-quarter fiscal update Tuesday, but spending is also on the rise. Spending is...

A 36-year-old man is facing several weapons and firearms-related charges after police responded to a report of a man pointing a handgun in the area of Portage Avenue and Sherbrook Street early Monday morning. Winnipeg...

A 29-year-old man from Edmonton is accused of defrauding multiple Winnipeg seniors in a grandparent scam last month – a police investigation that led to additional sex assault charges involving a minor. The...

The members of Manitoba's Progressive Conservative caucus have chosen a new interim leader. Konrad Narth, who represents La Vérendrye in the province's southeast, was chosen in a closed-door caucus...

Just three months ago, the basement inside a Winnipeg Jewish community centre was packed with archives and history, but today, it’s all but empty after a severe flood still has the community picking...

A pair of federal announcements will see over $35 million support a pair of infrastructure projects in Winnipeg. At Bourkevale Park, over $27 million will fund the Rutland Trunk Sewer Project aimed...