Fans began to post their confusion on social media after the concert ended early without explanation. Continue reading →

The year-long trade war between the world’s two largest economies has roiled financial markets and shaken the global economy. Continue reading →

Trump, growing more isolated in Washington, faces a tepid reception on the world stage, where a list of challenges awaits. Continue reading →

Demonstrators’ demands include an independent inquiry into what they call police brutality and a full withdrawal of the extradition bill. Continue reading →

The Manitoba Metis Federation (MMF) has created its first Two-Spirit Michif local to help better represent its 2SLGBTQ community. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers held onto sole possession of first in the CFL West with a 34-28 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos on a rainy Friday night. Continue reading →

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives are accusing a union of breaking the spending limits for third parties in the provincial election, but the union says the accusation is false. Continue reading →

Residents of west Winnipeg were dealing with another power outage Friday after a crow crashed into and damaged a power station, said Manitoba Hydro. Continue reading →

A Winnipeg man has been charged by Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in connection with an assault on the north side of Kenora, Ont. Continue reading →

The reeve said he visited the town this week and heard from some residents that landline service had been out of commission for as long as three weeks. Continue reading →

Local fans and personalities say Thursday’s NFL pre-season match between the Oakland Raiders and the Green Bay Packers at IG Field was disappointing, although the province’s premier had kinder words. Continue reading →

Police said the man broke in around 5:30 a.m., sexually assaulted the victim, and then fled. The woman was treated at hospital and released. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s Liberals say they would create 1,200 additional housing units for seniors if the party were to win the Sept. 10 election. Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg could get help upgrading its main sewage treatment plant if the New Democrats win the Manitoba election. Continue reading →

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives are promising to allow grocery stores to be open on Sundays and statutory holidays if they are re-elected in September. Continue reading →

The Prairie Pole Vault Festival is attracting athletes from across the prairies and beyond to a local coach’s 10-acre property – but it’s not a competition. Continue reading →

Manitoba Progressive Conservatives say they are confident about job-creation, despite new numbers from the Conference Board of Canada. Continue reading →

The victim, in his twenties, was taken to hospital in critical condition, where he died of his injuries. Continue reading →

Ballots have been cast and counted in Manitoba’s health care union representation vote, and CUPE has come out on top. Continue reading →

The NFL teams played on a field shortened because of concerns over the condition of IG Field. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s incumbent Progressive Conservatives were hit with downbeat economic and polling numbers Thursday as the provincial election campaign drew to its midway point. Continue reading →

The extent of the damage is still unknown. WFPS said they think the fire was caused by accident during regular maintenance of the building’s boiler system.  Continue reading →

A carjacking victim has his vehicle back after it was stolen at gunpoint at a Keewatin Street gas station Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

RCMP are looking into the theft of construction equipment from a business on North Railway Street in Killarney. Continue reading →