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Premier Kinew addresses province will update on paramedic training and Port of Churchill

Premier Wab Kinew made his State of the Province address in Brandon on Thursday, where he provided a number of updates, including an investment in paramedic training in Wesman, and the latest on the Port...

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‘Nobody deserves that’: Family demands answers on the 2 year anniversary of loved one’s death

The family of a young Winnipeg father gathered at the intersection of Notre Dame Avenue and Isabel Street on Thursday afternoon, two years after 23-year-old Leo Amos Caribou was stabbed by an unknown suspect. "Heartbreaking,...

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Thousands of union activists rally in Winnipeg to protect Canadian workers and jobs

Hundreds of labour delegates took to the streets in Winnipeg, calling for stronger protections for workers and Canadian jobs. “It's important to fight for workers' rights. Keeping our healthcare the...

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Hundreds gather to remember missing and murdered Indigenous men and boys

Hundreds gathered and walked from the Canadian Museum for Human Rights to the Manitoba Legislative Building on Wednesday to remember and raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous men and boys. “The...

May 13, 2026 7:18 pm CST CST

Animal rights advocates calling for justice as Winnipeg man accused of killing 3 cats in 2024 pleads guilty

A man accused of killing three cats pleaded guilty to three counts of causing unnecessary harm to an animal inside a Winnipeg courtroom on Wednesday. Randy Jensen admitted to killing the cats by choking...

May 13, 2026 7:17 pm CST CST

Mock car crash shows Winnipeg students the dangers of distracted driving

It’s become all too common in this day and age to check your phone while driving, but on Wednesday, nearly 300 Winnipeg students got a stark lesson in how dangerous that can be. An annual car crash demonstration...

May 13, 2026 5:28 pm CST CST

Manitoba First Nations leaders say court decision on harms in child welfare should be wake-up call for governments

Against the backdrop of what chiefs describe as a landmark ruling, First Nations leadership gathered on Long Plain First Nation near Portage la Prairie to discuss a decision they say recognizes the lasting...

May 13, 2026 7:19 pm CST CST

Winnipeggers react to census 2026 as the first deadline to fill the questionnaire arrives

Starting May 4, every household across the country received this slip inviting them to fill out a questionnaire for the 2026 census, and May 12, that first deadline arrived. CityNews hit the streets...

May 12, 2026 7:09 pm CST CST

National Nursing Week shines spotlight on Manitoba nurses and the pressures many face on the frontlines

From hospitals to northern communities, National Nursing Week is recognizing the work nurses do across Manitoba, while healthcare leaders and frontline workers continue discussions around violence, staffing...

May 12, 2026 7:07 pm CST CST

Selkirk embarks on large scale tree planting project to combat climate change

An ambitious environmental project is underway in Selkirk. Between now and the fall, the city will be planting 1,000 trees in residential areas, as part of ongoing efforts to be leaders in climate change...

May 12, 2026 7:56 pm CST CST