CBC Manitoba News

While recent rain has helped crews as they battle wildfires across Manitoba, provincial officials say they’re prepared to house thousands more evacuees if needed, as 122 blazes now actively burn across the province.

Inquests have been called into the 2020 and 2021 deaths of seven men in two Manitoba correctional facilities, the province said on Monday.

The University of Winnipeg's arm's-length development agency has been granted permission to build a 16-storey residential building on city-owned land across the street from city hall.

Manitoba is looking to expand the infrastructure it has to monitor air quality, a step experts say is important to better map pollution and its long-term health effects worsened by smoke billowing from wildfires.

A 32-year-old man from Brandon drowned on Saturday while swimming with others at Sandy Lake Beach in Manitoba.

Stephen Borys is stepping down as director and CEO of Winnipeg Art Gallery-Qaumajuq to launch a consulting firm called Civic Muse.

A 53-year-old man is dead after the ATV he was driving rolled and pinned him in a creek, say RCMP.

The Manitoba Métis Federation has rebooted its request for donations for wildfire evacuees as the province is swept up in a second state of emergency and another exodus from communities.

Two more communities in Manitoba's Island Lake region are preparing to evacuate vulnerable residents away from wildfires spreading out of control around them.

A 24-year-old man is in custody after a man died in hospital following a shooting Sunday in Teulon, Man.