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As the respiratory illness season begins, cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) cases are rising in Canada. But new tools offers hope for prevention.

Jack and Wendy Bumsted bought the shop in the Crescentwood neighbourhood in 2007 from another pair of mystery lovers.

Corey Hurren was fuelled by conspiracy theories and anger at gun laws when he went after the prime minister with five firearms on July 2, 2020.

Few sectors were hit harder by the COVID-19 pandemic than the performing arts, and Winnipeg's mayor is hoping to help four of the city's most iconic arts organizations.

In Canada, drownings can happen year-round, but the majority of cases (73 per cent) occurred during warmer months (May through September), according to Health Canada.

According to Statistics Canada, the recovery seen by Canada following the first year of the pandemic produced uneven income gains. 

Manitobans were never locked in their homes. But at the height of the pandemic, there were temporary restrictions on having visitors.

Vaccine campaigns are expected to begin mid-October, but Manitoba's top doctor said not to delay receiving a shot.

Canada Border Services Agency says the province ended the practice of housing migrants in its jails on Aug. 8.

Manitoba's liquor labour dispute has left many liquor stores closed and some addictions experts troubled. Their primary concern is alcohol withdrawal.

Concert venues remain among the hardest hit — struggling through months of zero revenue with no definitive sign of change on the immediate horizon.

Prairie provinces, where there are high populations of Indigenous people, are moving away from most of their COVID-19 restrictions.

Edmonton police say 2022 saw the highest number of violent crime incidents ever reported in a single year in the city.

Manitoba's elementary and high schools still might not be back to regular in-person classes come September, the president of the Manitoba School Boards Association says.

Little Grand Rapids, located almost 280 kilometres northeast of Winnipeg, has been moved to critical, or 'red' status on Manitoba's pandemic response system.

The province of Manitoba has ordered enough flu vaccine to immunize 40 per cent of the population.

The country's death toll stands at 9,073 while 111,112 people have recovered. So far, more than 5.9 million tests for COVID-19 have been administered in Canada.

As the economy reopens, consumers are starting to return to auto showrooms — but finding an electric vehicle continues to be a problem, especially outside Quebec, British Columbia and Ontario.

Manitobans hit parks and golf courses in full force with family and friends over the weekend, following a three-week-long outdoor gathering ban.

"For me, it's very important to be in Alberta," he said. "We have a lot of support here."