CBC Manitoba News

Manitoba has declared a provincewide state of emergency for the second time this year, as wildfires threatening communities have forced thousands from their homes in recent evacuations.

The now 18-year-old who randomly killed three people in Winnipeg’s Point Douglas neighbourhood almost three years ago says he's "truly ashamed" and "committed to change."

U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening to slap a 35 per cent tariff on all Canadian goods as the two countries have been engaged in negotiations to reach some sort of trade agreement.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew insists he isn't ignoring the evidence, after scrapping the redesign option for a deadly highway intersection preferred by his own government's experts.

Winnipeg police are seeking the public’s assistance as they search for a missing woman who has not been seen or heard from since Monday.

The province is once again warning of new measles exposure sites, as cases of the infectious disease continue to spread in Manitoba.

A woman is under arrest after Winnipeg police say she went on a bear spray spree in the Osborne Village area on Wednesday morning.

Canada's energy regulator has granted a company trying to develop a second port on Hudson Bay the authorization to export liquefied natural gas through subarctic waters, provided it complies with energy regulations.

A Brandon housing co-op that has been pleading with the Manitoba government for funds to repair its aging infrastructure got a $500,000 response on Thursday.

The City of Winnipeg has partnered with the Downtown Winnipeg BIZ to help people acclimatize to the new parking system, which will have no meters. "Parking angels" will be patrolling to help drivers having issues, and they'll even have one-hour free parking vouchers to help people having a particularly hard time.