CBC Manitoba News

Four people from St. Theresa Point First Nation are dead after a float plane crashed about 40 kilometres south of the northeastern Manitoba community on Saturday evening, police said. 

More than four decades after Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope, hundreds filled the streets in Winnipeg to honour Fox's enduring legacy and raise money for cancer research.

A report that could shed more light on why Manitoba's former Progressive Conservative government rejected calls to search a landfill for the remains of two murder victims is being withheld under the province's freedom of information law.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Sunday the launch of Build Canada Homes, the federal government’s new agency that will oversee federal housing programs.

As Winnipeg city councillors eye new restrictions on homeless encampments, some say limiting them to a specific area could be a better solution.

Dozens of people marched from The Forks through downtown Winnipeg to the Legislature building on Saturday, chanting "no thanks, I’m good" to warn others of the dangers of fentanyl-laced drugs and honour the lives of those who were fatally poisoned by the substance.

Winnipeg’s newest basketball court was officially unveiled in the city’s north end this weekend, and many believe the facility will represent far more than just a place where youth can play the sport.

While Jennifer Jones was busy winning an Olympic gold medal, world championships and the Scotties Tournament of Hearts, she was also advocating for better facilities for new mothers who wanted to compete, but also care for their children.

The Steinbach Pride march was postponed on Saturday after organizers say they received serious threats that could have put attendees' safety at risk.

They worry further research will detract from emissions reductions and have made the case as to why the five most considered methods are not feasible.