There is no word on when the rest of the team is expected to return, but a parade is currently still scheduled for Monday. Continue reading →

Donald Trump needs to reset the U.S. relationship with Canada — and history shows a trip to Kingston, Ont., would be a good place to start. Continue reading →

Canada’s deep cultural prejudice against renting has been cemented by decades of housing policies that have made life hard for tenants and landlords. Continue reading →

The U.S. Geological Survey said the earthquake hit a spot about 873 kilometres northeast of Ngunguru, New Zealand, a town of about 1,400 people. It occurred at a depth of 10 kilometres. Continue reading →

The Lions’ new head coach knows the revamped team doesn’t have much time before it has to prove itself this year. Continue reading →

The tractors made their way from The Forks down through Portage and Main towards the Red River Ex grounds. Continue reading →

WFPS crews were called to the bungalow just after 9:00 a.m. Saturday. When they arrived, they could see flames shooting through the roof. Continue reading →

Police say Julia Flett was last heard from on June 9 and is known to frequent the central area of Winnipeg. Continue reading →

Police say Biliana Gligorevic was last heard from on May 28 and is known to frequent the central area of Winnipeg. Continue reading →

The Jets have inked Finnish born forward Joona Luoto to a three-year, two way contract worth an average annual value of $758,300. Continue reading →

One person was killed in a fire in a two and a half storey home in the 500 block of Manitoba Avenue on June 1. Continue reading →

Manitoba triathlete Tyler Mislawchuk, 24, is heading to Tokyo to compete in the 2020 Summer Olympics – the next step in a stellar athletic career that saw him finish 15th at the Rio games in 2016 at the tender age of 21. Continue reading →

The crown corporation said the sophisticated prank calls use recordings that sound just like Hydro – and spoof the company’s phone number. Continue reading →

Luke Emery Sumner, 17, was last seen in Winnipeg June 7, getting on a bus at The Forks around 9:30 p.m. Continue reading →

Basketball Manitoba is excited to see the potential boost in popularity of the sport in the province after the Toronto Raptors won the 2019 NBA Finals. Continue reading →

The city will be proactively removing infected trees, as well injecting ash trees with insecticides which can kill the ash-borer larvae inside the trunks. Continue reading →

 Police dog and community ambassador Griffin was a nine-year veteran of the force, serving from 2009 to 2018. Continue reading →

According to the WPS’ annual report to the Winnipeg Police Board, released Friday as part of the board’s regular meeting agenda, 2018 saw 757 use of force reports – a decrease of 13 per cent from 2017’s numbers. Continue reading →

Former The Guess Who bandmates will hit the stage at the ‘Music Under the City Stars’ fundraiser in Toronto this July. Continue reading →

The federal government has approved a $453 million Manitoba Hydro transmission line to Minnesota. Continue reading →

Getting you ready for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 2019 season opener in Vancouver. Continue reading →

A local homeless advocacy group says “meth camps” are rising throughout the city and need to be dismantled as soon as they’re found. Continue reading →

A recent study by an advocacy group for young Canadians suggests that millennials are being priced out of Manitoba’s housing market, but the Manitoba Real Estate Association (MREA) is refuting those claims. Continue reading →

WHL commissioner says he’s looking forward to Kelowna hosting the 2020 Memorial Cup. Continue reading →

The investigation began in December 2018, when the Roblin RCMP detachment commander was tipped off that a member of the detachment had allegedly assaulted a woman from eastern Saskatchewan. Continue reading →