Eric Dezenhall, CEO and co-founder of Washington-based crisis communications firm Dezenhall Resources, told Global News the Prime Minister’s repeated apologies might actually hurt him in the long run. Continue reading →

Police said a series of thefts took place between July and September, and involved a suspect removing catalytic converters and diesel particulate filters from the buses. Continue reading →

Winnipeg police said the suspect committed robberies, assaults and thefts, and on one occasion, pointed a gun at an employee. Continue reading →

Newly re-elected Manitoba premier Brian Pallister released his 100-Day Action Plan on Wednesday, directing ministers to fulfill its recommendations by Dec. 20. Continue reading →

According to the report, a health gap between rich and poor Manitobans still exists, but it stopped widening around 2013. Continue reading →

Dianna Bahrey bought a Poker Lotto and All In ticket Aug. 16 at the local Parkway Co-op Service Station, winning $4. She decided to use her winnings to buy a second ticket, and instantly won the $120K prize. Continue reading →

Winnipeg may be jokingly known for its endless ‘construction season’, but the city is actually ahead of the curve when it comes to new construction technology – specifically, robotic equipment. Continue reading →

Police said the incident took place in a parking lot at Meadowood Drive and St. Mary’s Road around 12:45 a.m. Tuesday, when a woman was pulled from the driver’s seat of her car and tased by a male suspect. Continue reading →

The road construction working group submitted its final report at the end of August, recommending better communication, more use of round-the-clock construction, and expanded use of earlier tendering. Continue reading →

The Independent Investigation Unit (IIU) said Tuesday that Patrol Sgt. Sean Cassidy was charged with unsafe storage of a firearm and possessing a restricted weapon at an unauthorized place, in connection with a January incident. Continue reading →

The RCMP is discouraging Manitobans from vigilante activity following a series of events in Headingley, including one that resulted in a car chase and crash. Continue reading →

True North Sports + Entertainment said Monday that the skywalk – which connects the downtown arena to Portage Place and Cityplace – will undergo some additional work, or ‘finishing touches’, over the next few weeks. Continue reading →

Police said the driver – who blasted through a manned construction zone in a minivan travelling at 161 km/h – gave officers the excuse of being late for church. Continue reading →

Drivers beware: the worst time of year for vehicle-deer collisions is almost upon us, according to Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI). Continue reading →

With the news Thursday that a repeat sex offender with a lengthy criminal history was being released into the city, many Winnipeggers have expressed concern about the apparent revolving door that sees offenders labelled as a ‘high risk to re-offend’ repeatedly arrested and released. Continue reading →