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As small Manitoba businesses feel the squeeze of the latest phase in the trade war with the U.S., one advocacy group says more targeted government help is needed — and fast.

The federal government announced $5 million in funding for HIV prevention and support services at a news conference in Winnipeg on Thursday.

Manitoba saw a net increase in the number of physicians working in the province last year, but that growth hasn't been the same in all regions, a doctors' advocacy group says.

A company that provides residential care to people with complex behavioural health issues is being sued after a man with a mental disability was allegedly left unsupervised and walked away from the home unaccompanied.

One person was rushed to hospital in critical condition early Thursday after a fire in a downtown Winnipeg apartment building.

The award-winning musical Come From Away, which chronicles how residents of Gander, N.L., rallied to support diverted passengers after the 9/11 attacks, is coming to Brandon, Man., to mark the 25th anniversary of the event.

School trustees have an important role to play in shaping public education in Manitoba. But what do they do? Cameron MacLean answers that question.

CBC Books compiled recommendations from book experts of which titles we’ll be seeing on bookshelves for years to come.

The winner will receive $6,000, a writing residency and have their work published on CBC Books. The shortlist will be announced on Sept. 17 and the winner will be revealed on Sept. 22.

Barry Melrose, a hockey player-turned-coach who led the Los Angeles Kings to the 1993 Stanley Cup Final before going on to a long career in broadcasting the sport, has died. He was 70.