The pedestrian was taken to hospital in critical condition, where she later died of her injuries. Police said they spoke with the driver on-scene, but the investigation continues. Continue reading
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Manitoba health officials said a woman in her 20s and a woman in her 90s — both from Winnipeg — have died, bringing the total number of COVID-19-related deaths to 903. Continue reading →
North Carolina-based Shane Ryan’s piece in Golf Digest, entitled ‘Forget everything else in life and watch Canadian curling,’ details the way the sport unexpectedly ‘seduced’ him. Continue reading →
Many local businesses and other organizations aren’t sold on Manitoba’s imminent changes to COVID-19 restrictions being economically helpful for them or their patrons. Continue reading →

A number of prominent Manitobans from across the political spectrum are calling on the Pallister government to reveal the text of 19 bills heading to the legislature. Continue reading →

Bruce Strang of Brandon said he got involved in the issue when his requests to have his teenage son, Sean, prioritized due to his health issues weren’t taken seriously. Continue reading →
According to Fort Whyte Alive’s ecotourism coordinator, we’re in peak season to hear and see the majestic birds in Manitoba — especially the great horned owl. Continue reading →
Winter certainly isn’t over for Winnipeg, with the city looking at a high of -13 C on Monday, but as March progresses, a pretty nice warm-up is in the cards. Continue reading →
A new hemodialysis unit has opened at Health Sciences Centre to help Manitobans who need renal care. The unit will have 22 stations with capacity for up to 132 patients. Continue reading →
Anti-Racism Week, March 21 to 27, intends to generate conversation around the topic of ‘What would Winnipeg look like without racism?’ Continue reading →
Don’t drive yourself to the hospital if you’re suffering from a heart attack — that’s the message from a cardiologist at Winnipeg’s St. Boniface Hospital. Continue reading →
Winnipeg police and a tow truck were on scene Friday afternoon at a crash on Ness Avenue and Moorgate Street in the St. James area. Continue reading →
Spring is on its way, which means time is running out to visit the Centennial River Trail at the Forks. The forecast calls for a high of -14 C for Winnipeg on Saturday. Continue reading →
According to a visual and performing arts teacher at a Winnipeg high school, band programs have had to get creative to keep kids engaged even when they can’t play music together. Continue reading →
Minnedosa’s Canadian Photonic Labs works with NASA on high-speed camera technology — and some of that Manitoba-built tech just landed on Mars. Continue reading →