CBC Manitoba News

A new report by Manitoba's auditor general looked into allegations of municipalities skirting rules related to spending and conflicts of interest — and suggests some of it was able to happen due to a lack of robust oversight processes by the province.

Construction on a new multimillion-dollar transitional housing project to support Métis women and children fleeing violence is underway in the rural municipality of St. Andrews. 

Schools in Brandon and Winnipeg are making room in their classrooms for hundreds of children displaced by wildfires who won't be back home for the first bell of the fall term.

Defensive lineman Willie Jefferson is still competing at a high level in his 11th CFL season — and moving up in the league's record book — which he credits, in part, to changes to his diet over the years.

A new report released today found that, while globally air pollution levels were somewhat flat, Canada experienced its worst pollution since 1998, with more than half of Canadians breathing air that surpassed our national standard.

Nearly two years after a 19-year-old Nigerian international student was shot and killed by a Winnipeg police officer during a mental health crisis, Alberta's police watchdog says there are "no reasonable grounds" to charge the officer with a criminal offence.

The warm and dry stretch of weather continues for much of the province. Temperatures remain above-seasonal through the long weekend.

Jonathan Hooker, who was removed from his northern Manitoba community and taken to New Zealand after he was adopted during the Sixties Scoop, returned to Winnipeg for the first time since his adoption on Wednesday. He was reunited with his birth mother at the airport after 52 years apart.

Instead of Canada's top women's hockey players relocating to Calgary for months leading into the MIlan-Cortina Olympics in February, Winter Games, they will gather for training blocks in Calgary, Toronto and Montreal scheduled around the PWHL calendar.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew did not violate provincial conflict of interest laws when he took planes chartered by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to the Grey Cup in 2023 and 2024, the province’s ethics commissioner found Wednesday.