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New statistics show tens of thousands of Manitobans are facing months-long delays for specialists and diagnostic tests, while ER wait times spike to over 13 hours. The province says relief is on the way through new clinics and staffing. Hersh Singh reports.

The province is announcing a five-year poverty reduction strategy.

Bitter name calling from both sides of the aisle became the norm in Manitoba politics in 2025. Global’s Clay Young has more on the heated political climate and what to expect in 2026.

A school bus carrying high school students rolled off a highway in western Manitoba Tuesday, leaving several with significant injuries. 14 students aged 16 to 18 were on the bus when it rolled over near Swan River, about 550 kilometers north of Winnipeg. The driver and all of the passengers were taken to the hospital,...

A Winnipeg couple is speaking out over poor communication in Manitoba’s healthcare system. Marney Blunt reports.

As Ontario Premier Doug Ford plans to remove Crown Royal from LCBO shelves next month, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is asking him to reconsider. As Megan King reports, there are concerns that the province’s decision may impact other provinces.

The addictions crisis in seeping into remote and isolated communities in northern Manitoba, and it’s leading to a sharp rise in crime and violence. Global’s Marney Blunt spoke with one woman from Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, about her commitment to protect her community.

A school bus crash in northwestern Manitoba this morning sent all 15 people on board to hospital. Katherine Dornian reports.

Manitoba lowering breast cancer screening age in 2026

Settlement money from major tobacco companies has begun rolling out to provinces. And some Manitoba researchers say – it should go towards preventing smoking-related illnesses – not just treating them. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more.

Thousands of Canadian restaurants closed in 2025, with thousands more projected to suffer the same fate this year. That as more than three times as many Manitoba restaurants aren’t making money compared to before the pandemic. Vasilios Bellos reports.

The federal government has agreed to send in military help to a northern Manitoba First Nation where thousands have been forced to leave due to frozen pipes and sewage backup.

Politicians flew Wednesday to get a look at a northern Manitoba First Nation scrambling to clean up and fix up after a frozen water catastrophe buckled floors, swamped homes in sewage and forced thousands out.

A Manitoba politician who was kicked out of the governing NDP caucus is suing Premier Wab Kinew and two other New Democrat legislature members.

The next 24 hours are expected to be nasty as a blizzard moves in to southern Manitoba. Katherine Dornian reports on what to expect.

Vince Barletta of Harvest Manitoba shares how this years donations are going and what items they are in need of.

Manitoba Lung Association shares advice to stop smoking and how buying a card can help people heal.

Politicians and Indigenous leaders are assessing the damage on Pimicikamak Cree Nation, Man., where a power outage in December has forced thousands of people from their homes. Melissa Ridgen explains why it could take a while for residents to return home, and what’s being called for to assist recovery efforts.

The chief of a First Nation community in northern Manitoba says sewage on the floor of at least one home has raised health concerns as buildings are assessed for damage following a days-long power outage.

The annual Teddy Bear Toss collects thousands of gifts for the Christmas Cheer Board to support local families in need. Hersh Singh reports.