Critics complain that the systems turn neighborhoods into places of constant surveillance and create suspicion that falls heavier on minorities. Continue reading →

A tornado, water spouts and funnel clouds were spotted around parts of southern Manitoba on Thursday. Continue reading →

A group called Manitoba Animal Save announced its intentions Friday to picket the Manitoba Stampede and Exhibition, which takes place over the weekend in Morris, Man. Continue reading →

Among the former PPC members is prospective candidate for the Elmwood-Transcona riding Willows Christopher. Continue reading →

According to the Ticketmaster seating map, thousands of tickets are still available for the Aug. 22 pre-season game between the Oakland Raiders and Green Bay Packers at 33,000-seat IG Field, home of the CFL’s Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Continue reading →

Police said their investigation determined that a female youth was sexually assaulted by two males, and that the incident was captured on video and shared online. Continue reading →

Police in Roseau River, Man. say a missing teenage girl has been found. Continue reading →

The review of Winnipeg police’s Air1 helicopter was released Friday morning. Continue reading →

Winnipeg Police Association President Maurice Sabourin believes more officers are needed on the street, and he has an idea of where to pull them from. Continue reading →

A camp will be helping those with disabilities in Winnipeg to learn how to ride a bike from July 22 to July 26. Continue reading →

Blue Bombers jerseys with Lucky Whitehead’s number 7 on them have been flying off shelves as the 27-year-old American continues to light up the Canadian Football League. Continue reading →

After an in-depth investigation, police determined that the employee who reported the threat to his manager made a false allegation. Continue reading →

“We think that there may be people in Quebec right now who want to come to a province where we don’t have clothing police, where their freedoms will be respected and their rights will be respected,” said the Manitoba premier. Continue reading →

The Blue Bombers keep their highest paid receiver on the sidelines in their quest to start the season at 5-0 Continue reading →

An Indigenous-led research centre tackling the rise in HIV and other sexually transmitted infections is one step closer to reality after a $2.84 million federal grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are a win away from the second best start to a season in 59 years Continue reading →

Shareholders of the downtown mall will hear from residents with concerns at City Hall on Wednesday, with the potential sale of the 32-year-old mall in the offing. Continue reading →

In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 47 percent of boomers surveyed said they planned to work once retired. 12 percent of people in the prairies said they don’t ever plan to retire. Continue reading →

When was the last time you bought something from a brick-and-mortar store? What about online? If you’re like many Canadians, you might be finding yourself making purchases from a screen more often than visiting physical retailers. Continue reading →

True North Development has announced a line-up of new businesses coming to Winnipeg’s downtown area. Continue reading →