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Manitoba Liquor Marts have lifted their ban on U.S. liquors, again, while supplies last. The company announced Monday that they are clearing out expiring stocks, with some at a discounted price. “Mixed...

Winnipeg police say this past long weekend was marked by several violent offences and serious injuries, as officers responded to reports of stabbings, aggravated assaults, a shooting and more. Investigations...

Manitoba health officials are warning the public of confirmed measles exposures in Winnipeg. Anyone who was at the following location within the times noted is asked to monitor themselves for symptoms...

A mainstay of the Manitoba Museum will be shutting down. After 25 years, the Delta Marsh and Rye Farm exhibit is closing due to what the museum calls challenges from the presence of pests. But with...

Manitoba's government is investing $2.5 million in education programs for adults. Education Minister Renee Cable says that brings the province's total funding for adult learning and literacy to nearly...

Winnipeg’s mayor says he is scrutinizing a legal challenge to Manitoba legislation aimed at detaining highly intoxicated people for up to three days. Bill 48, passed last November by the Manitoba...

Cold and damp spring weather is putting a strain on seasonal businesses in Winnipeg, with garden centres, patios and attractions all seeing slower-than-usual traffic. At Ron Paul Garden Centre,...

Manitoba’s governing NDP and Opposition Progressive Conservatives are at odds over who will be to blame if a planned sales-tax cut on food is delayed beyond Canada Day.  The dispute centres on...

Despite chilly temperatures and a slow start to spring, Winnipeg families bundled up and headed outdoors this May long weekend for a free family fishing event at FortWhyte Alive. The annual catch-and-release...