Winnipeg's chief administrative officer says Manitobans shouldn't worry about the temporary closure of a pipeline that carries gasoline to the city and communities around it after meetings with the supplier left him "feeling good and confident" about the company's plans to work around the issue.
The NDP government tried to introduce the bills, along with several others, in the legislature but the Opposition Progressive Conservatives used procedural tactics to stall the bills.
A man is accused of trying to smuggle five people into the United States, following a police traffic stop in southern Manitoba.
Winnipeg Transit's new community safety officers found a person face down in the snow near Portage Place and "brought that person back to life" in their first month on the job, their boss says.
New funding for non-profit housing organizations is terrific — but now the sector is waiting to find out how much they'll get, the executive director of the Manitoba Non-Profit Housing Association says.
A man has been charged with manslaughter and failing to comply with probation in connection with the death of a woman in a northern Manitoba city.
A proposed bill that would bar convicted sex offenders from legally changing their name in Manitoba will not improve public safety and might even drive them away from the programs they need, restorative justice advocates say.
A 44-year-old woman found dead in a wooded area in southern Manitoba over the weekend may have succumbed to the elements when she wandered away from her vehicle after hitting the ditch, RCMP say.
Police beefed up their presence at “retail hot spots” around the city as part of an anti-theft initiative during the Christmas holidays, resulting in 138 people being arrested for shoplifting. The same type of initiative is now being launched for school spring break, which starts next week in the city.
A gas industry expert says Manitobans needn't panic about a fuel shortage or price hike due to the temporary shutdown of a pipeline to Winnipeg.