CBC Manitoba News

A new website and database featuring the stories of more than 400 Indigenous women, girls, two-spirit and gender-diverse people who went missing or were found murdered in Manitoba was launched in Winnipeg on Saturday — the National Day of Action and Remembrance for MMIWG.

As the Canada Post strike continues, one Winnipeg business owner says he lost thousands of dollars during previous postal strikes, and he fears the current work stoppage will cost him even more.

Fireworks retailers are pushing back against calls from a city councillor to review fireworks regulations within the city because they believe any problems in Winnipeg should be blamed on a lack of enforcement, and not on the regulations that are already in place.

An inmate at Stony Mountain Institution has died after police say he was stabbed by two other inmates earlier this week.

A Denare Beach resident said she's seen rentals go for $1,000 per month plus utilities, which is high for the market.

For Sarah Boyd, having snakes in the house was nothing out of the ordinary or to be afraid of when she was growing up. Sarah and her three-year-old son Jack were two of the hundreds of people who showed up for the Manitoba Reptile Breeders’ Expo held Saturday and Sunday.

A Manitoba judge has dismissed an application from a Mountain View School Division trustee who sought to enforce the singing of God Save the King in schools.

The Steinbach Arts Council has doubled its registrations and donors in two years at a time when other arts organizations have struggled to rebound from the COVID pandemic.

A woman was stabbed during a fight at a north Winnipeg home while trying to protect a pregnant woman from a man armed with a knife, police say.

A child-care agreement lauded as an historic moment when it was signed in 2023 is now being called a failure by Peguis First Nation's chief, and he's calling for its termination.