Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman is challenging his competitors to reveal their tax plans, claiming Winnipeg’s infrastructure could be at risk under a new mayor. Continue reading →

Winnipeg police are partnering with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection (CCCP) to launch a campaign educating youth on the adverse effects of sexual texting.  Continue reading →

A youth attacked and killed a 73-year-old this weekend, marking the city’s third homicide — all coming from violent beatings — in the last three days.  Continue reading →

A traffic stop conducted by Winnipeg police has lead to the seizure of a number of illegal items.  Continue reading →

Tuesday was the last day to register as a candidate for Winnipeg’s civic election. There are eight people running for the position of mayor, and 52 candidates vying for 15 council positions. Continue reading →

As Winnipeg police announced yet another liquor store theft in the province, both customers and the union representing store employees are searching for solutions. Continue reading →

Cannabis retailers are almost nowhere to be seen in Manitoba and there’s still some haze surrounding where pot will be sold once it becomes legal on Oct. 17. Continue reading →

As the WRHA continues its health overhaul, 141 nurses will be offered a chance to make the move to departments at the Health Sciences Centre, Concordia Hospital or Victoria Hospital.  Continue reading →

Embodying Empathy, a virtual reality project based on the Fort Alexander Indian Residential School on Manitoba’s Sagkeeng First Nation, aims to give participants an in-depth experience. Continue reading →

Manitoba Hydro is cancelling a transit route it has been subsidizing with hundreds of thousands of dollars in rate-payer money for the last decade.  Continue reading →

Five ongoing investigations involving sexual assault, sexual harassment and human rights at the University of Manitoba have resulted in two members of faculty being placed on leave. Continue reading →

While most Winnipeg kids are excited about seeing their friends again and heading back to class, some say that excitement is out-weighed by fear and anxiety. Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg is forcing a North End woman to pay a parking fine that was written up for her stolen vehicle. Continue reading →

New Flyer Industries is building 40 electric buses for Montreal and Laval. But at home in Winnipeg, only four New Flyer electric buses are on the road. Continue reading →