CBC Manitoba News

Some Winnipeggers say they're doing what they can to show solidarity for their southern neighbours affected by an immigration crackdown in Minnesota.

Former Winnipeg police officer Elston Bostock was sentenced to seven years in prison on Friday, after pleading guilty to a long list of crimes that include selling drugs to friends and other officers and corruption offences.

Canadian Armed Forces members are leaving Pimicikamak Cree Nation, two weeks after being deployed to the northern Manitoba First Nation to help in the aftermath of a days-long power outage.

Hundreds of people came together in Winnipeg to celebrate Murray Sinclair's life just over a year after his passing.

A parcel of land that once housed a youth correctional facility in Portage la Prairie is planned to be redeveloped into new housing and childcare spaces.

Alexia Cousins says she has filed a sexual assault complaint with Iqaluit RCMP against Nastania Mullin, the former CEO of the Manitoba Inuit Association.

A panel of judges selected seven warming huts — of the more than 200 submissions to this year's competition — that were unveiled at The Forks in Winnipeg on Friday.

Manitoba is touting the results of its physician recruitment efforts, saying it has attracted 13 U.S.-trained doctors since its special office opened in 2024.

The ongoing bitterly cold temperatures prompted the closure of several schools or cancelled bus service for a second consecutive day in Manitoba on Friday.

Jamil Mahmood, executive director of Winnipeg's Main Street Project, speaks about the impact Dr. Barry Lavallee had at the organization. Lavallee was known for his efforts to improve health care for First Nations and Métis people. His death was made public earlier this week.