CBC Manitoba News

A man who's been in prison since he admitted killing two women in Winnipeg has been granted statutory release.

Three teens were arrested in rural Manitoba on Tuesday after police say they accidentally shot a 66-year-old man in the arm while they were hunting.

A Winnipeg-based company is moving some of its newly acquired operations from the United States to Winnipeg.

The father of a woman charged after her three-month-old daughter died with methamphetamine in her bloodstream acknowledged in court Wednesday that his granddaughter wasn't protected from harm before her death.

The sky above Winnipeg was ablaze Tuesday night in a display of colour rarely seen so far south.

A 22-year-old man died Tuesday after rolling his car on a rural Manitoba highway, police say.

Doyle Piwniuk, the Progressive Conservative MLA for Turtle Mountain, says he will not run in Manitoba's next provincial election.

The first steps were taken on Wednesday toward building affordable housing on the former Kapyong Barracks site in southwest Winnipeg.

Jewel Pierre-Roscelli figured she had two choices once she realized the man who’d offered to drive her home was instead going to sexually assault her — she could either fight back and risk her life or survive the night. She chose the latter, then later reported the assault and waited for justice. It never came.

The guilty plea of a Winnipeg police officer is exposing how corruption influenced others in the force and the importance of the service improving the supervision of its members to regain public trust, says the former civilian director of Manitoba's police watchdog.