CBC Manitoba News

Christine Keilback went out for a movie on Saturday, but the real drama happened after, when she got home.

The victim of a homicide in south Winnipeg tried to get a type of protection order against the man now accused in her death the day before she was killed, court records indicate.

The St. James Assiniboia Pioneers Association says it needs another $600,000 to ensure the wheel keeps turning at Grant's Old Mill on the bank of Sturgeon Creek.

The second annual Retail Crime Prevention Conference brought the West End community together to improve safety. Businesses exchanged ideas Monday in hopes of reducing retail crime.

Two northern Manitoba hospitals have been listed as possible measles exposure sites. They are the first two possible exposure sites to be in northern Manitoba since the infection began recirculating in the province in 2024.

The husband of a woman who was fatally struck by a car while waiting for a bus in Winnipeg's St. Vital area wants to see changes so another life isn't lost.

Brandon's Scarlet Fever roller derby team has grit, bruises and the will to win, but without a permanent home, they're struggling to survive. They say they need a permanent and affordable practice space to keep the sport alive in the city.

Manitoba could turn to classrooms as the first place to ban children from using social media and artificial intelligence chatbots, and one young advocate is urging the province to work with those it's aiming to protect.

A Winnipeg-born man has been imprisoned in a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centre in the Mojave Desert since October, where he says he's without proper food, medical care and regular showers — and he has no idea when he'll be released.

Canada's Kadriana Lott and Colton Lott defeated Italy's Stefania Constantini and Amos Mosaner 6-5 in an extra end Monday at the world mixed doubles curling championship in Geneva.