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More doctors in ManitobaThe annual report from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba says the province has added 196 doctors over the last year, which is a record for physician growth.HealthSep 10
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Tornadoes touch down in Manitoba, SaskatchewanMultiple tornadoes have touched down in parts of the Prairies, a region that’s seen more than 70 twisters so far this year. Melissa Ridgen looks at the aftermath in Manitoba and Saskatchewan, as well as how a newly-revamped alert system may have saved lives.Global NationalAug 31
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Tornado touches down in Western ManitobaA community in Western Manitoba is cleaning up after a tornado touched down Sunday evening. Matthew Merkel speaks to some who were caught up in the storm.WeatherAug 31
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Manitoba Hydro looking for new CEOThe CEO of Manitoba Hydro has quit after 2 years on the job.TrendingAug 28
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Free childcare coming to thousands of Manitoba familiesThe province will be providing free childcare to around three thousand families starting later this monthHealthSep 2
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More Manitoba flood relief from federal governmentThe federal government announcing it will join the province in matching donations made to the Canadian Red Cross for flood relief. Marney Blunt checks in on some communities to see how they’re coping now that the flood waters have receded.TrendingSep 4
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Fifteen Manitoba manufacturing projects receive federal fundingThe federal government is pumping millions into Manitoba manufacturing to help ease the tariff pain.EconomySep 3
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Tariff relief coming for Manitoba businessesCounter tariffs, along with federal supports for local businesses, are coming amid the trade war with the US. This, as Premier Wab Kinew continues to encourage the “Buy Canadian” movement. Teagan Rasche has more on how this uncertainty is impacting a local business.EconomyAug 25
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Manitoba students back to school with transit, AI top of mindMany students across Manitoba made their way to the classroom for the first day of school Wednesday. Matthew Merkel reports on how free transit and AI are changing things this year.EducationSep 9
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Dynacare workers ordered back to work by Manitoba labour boardThe Manitoba labour board has ordered striking Dynacare workers to return to the lab Wednesday, following a one-day strike.HealthSep 8
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HIGHLIGHTS: Manitoba Open – Round 2Highlights from round two of the Manitoba Open from the Elmhurst Golf and Country Club.SportsAug 21
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Tariff troublesome for Manitoba beekeepersManitoba businesses are bracing for tariffs as the trade deadline looms. The latest round of tariffs has a long list of items, from hockey sticks to honey. Toni De Guzman spoke with a beekeeper about the buzzing uncertainty in the community.EconomyAug 17
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‘Dynacare sucks’: Manitoba premier considers making lab services publicManitoba could de-privatize all lab tests after striking Dynacare workers were deemed essential by the provincial labour board and ordered back to work, the premier said.HealthSep 9
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More than 800 new affordable housing units coming to ManitobaThree levels of government are all contributing funding to help build more than 800 new housing units in Manitoba.TrendingSep 8
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Get Fit Manitoba: Benefits of Hot YogaA Shapes fitness coach talks about the benefits of hot yoga.HealthAug 20
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Improving doctor shortages in ManitobaWith Manitoba still having one of the country’s largest doctor shortages, a look at the work being done and what more is needed to keep doctors in the province.HealthAug 14
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Work on track to open temporary Dauphin ER by Sept. 7: Manitoba governmentThe Manitoba government says work is on track to open a temporary emergency department in Dauphin by a self-imposed Sept. 7 deadline.HealthAug 31
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Manitoba farmers harvests crops reflecting on ‘volatile’ yearManitoba producers are harvesting their fields and reflecting on the after extreme weathers, tariffs, and rising prices farming season.ConsumerAug 19
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RAW: Braxton Kuntz Manitoba Open Interview – Aug. 21Winnipeg golfer Braxton Kuntz talks about his second round at the Manitoba Open on Friday.SportsAug 21
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Former Manitoba cabinet minister, city councillor Kevin Klein to enter mayoral raceFormer Progressive Conservative MLA and city councillor Kevin Klein says he will launch a second bid to become Winnipeg’s mayor.PoliticsSep 1