Federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre met with Manitoba’s premier Thursday, hours before an “Axe The Tax” rally at the Winnipeg Convention Centre.
The City of Winnipeg invited CBC News to join the community safety team on their morning patrol Thursday, to observe how the officers do their job.
Plastic health cards could replace paper ones in Manitoba as soon as next year, Premier Wab Kinew says.
The predominately Métis fishing community in St. Laurent, Man., still uses Bombardier snow coaches as transportation and shelter to handle the harsh winter conditions on Lake Manitoba.
A 27-year-old man is wanted by police in the death of 56-year-old Edgar Allan Bear in Winnipeg last week.
The University of Winnipeg is extending its winter semester after a "criminal" cyberattack disrupted student services as the term was about to end.
Manitobans who came to Canada from Sudan say they live in constant dread as they read about the civil war ravaging their former home, and are frustrated at how little it seems is being done to alleviate the hunger and suffering of family and friends they left behind.
A threat briefly shut down Winnipeg's Law Courts building on Thursday afternoon.
Cocoa prices have tripled in the last 12 months due to the spread of disease among crops in West Africa, where more than 70 per cent of the global cocoa supply is produced. The resulting cocoa crisis has put pressure on chocolate makers who, during the typically busy Easter holiday, are trying to sustain business — and sweet-toothed customers who are trying to curb spending.
After 11 years of planning and delays that inspired two court cases, a new proposal to develop Winnipeg's Parker lands is winding its way through city hall.