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Contrary to his earlier denial, the leader of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives made remarks targeting the gender of non-binary Manitoba Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara in the legislature last month, Manitoba's Speaker has ruled.

Manitoba Liquor Marts are grounding Air Miles, the customer loyalty program they have been using for nearly 30 years, and looking for a new rewards partner.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has told the legislature his government might cut the provincial fuel tax, but it's not clear how seriously he is considering it.

Winnipeg police say Skyla Nolin, who's been missing since Thursday, may be in the company of a 49-year-old man.

Manitoba says flood risk in the Interlake region is high and could reach levels similar to those seen during a flood that devastated Peguis First Nation just over a decade ago.

Winnipeg is going ahead with a plan to use a deadly bait and an asphyxiant foam to control its ground squirrel population.

A former chief of Manitoba's most populous First Nation says a lawsuit against him by the band is intended to damage his reputation to the point where he won't be able to get elected again.

Former University of Manitoba law school dean Jonathan Black-Branch, who was disbarred in Manitoba in 2024, has now also been disbarred in England and Wales.

An immigration crackdown south of the border is leading many Somalis to look for asylum in Manitoba, a Winnipeg refugee advocate says.

Winnipeg is just over three weeks away from officially entering the 2026 election season. Here's what we know about who's running for mayor and council — and who's considering it.