A 42-year-old Winnipeg man was arrested for impaired driving after he recently crashed into a police vehicle near Lac du Bonnet.
The Canadian Global Affairs Institute says the global response to U.S. tariffs on imported aluminum and steel is more likely to be effective that if Canada was to respond on its own.
The Canadian Global Affairs Institute suggests despite escalating protectionism in the United States, support within the U.S. for NAFTA remains strong.
Manitoba Agriculture reports very warm weather conditions and rainfall in many areas have significantly advanced crop development over the past week.
Two vehicle collisions resulting in death occurred this past weekend, once incident near Virden and the other in the RM of St. Francois Xavier, Manitoba.
The Coordinator of the University of Manitoba’s Bruce D. Campbell Farm and Food Discovery Centre says over 27 hundred students from school divisions throughout Manitoba visited the facility this school year.
A St. Andrews man is facing numerous firearms-related charges after being arrested by Selkirk RCMP in response to a recent 911 call.
The removal of a federal United States Department of Agriculture requirement that required breeding cattle and bison from Manitoba be tested for bovine tuberculosis pre-export is welcome news to Manitoba Beef Producers.
Manitoba Health, Seniors and Active Living has issued a heat advisory for the province of Manitoba.
The Swine Health Information Centre has approved a research project which will examine the risk of transmitting the virus responsible for Foot and Mouth Disease through feed.
