CBC Manitoba News

First Nations leaders in Manitoba called for the federal government to make changes to the Jordan’s Principle program, while urging Indigenous voters to head to the polls, at two separate rallies in Winnipeg and Thompson, Man., on Friday.

An agreement has been made to begin a study on the possibility of restoring a historic downtown Winnipeg church threatened with demolition.

Manitoba health authorities are working to build trust with southern communities where immunization rates are low, in order to prevent a full-scale measles outbreak.

A 56-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of a Garden Hill First Nation man in Winnipeg in early April.

As another wildfire season approaches in Manitoba, the provincial government says it will start by spending $80 million to upgrade its water bomber fleet with three new firefighting aircraft by 2032.

Millions of Canadians head to the polls Monday for the federal election. Here in Manitoba, school-age students are casting their own ballots in a mock vote, hoping it boosts engagement in the democratic process.

Manitoba RCMP are asking for help to find Norman Brightnose, 45, who was last seen in The Pas on April 2.

Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia has declared a mistrial in the case against five former world junior hockey players accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel in 2018. On Friday, she also dismissed the jury and jury selection began again for a new trial.

Athletes at the University of Winnipeg say a major donation for its Wesmen teams from a former university volleyball player will have a lasting impact on and off the court.

The province has asked Manitoba’s auditor general to review a $100-million daycare construction project initiated by the previous Progressive Conservative government in partnership with a company that paid millions of dollars to a separate company co-owned by the director of the PCs' 2023 re-election campaign.