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It’s International Polar Bear Day and cellist Rob Knaggs talks to Global News Morning about his experiences in Churchill, Man.

Manitoba’s Dr. Joss Reimer has been named Canada’s new chief public health officer.

The province says it will be working closely with the federal government and police to cut down Manitoba’s rising number of extortion cases. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more on the scope of the problem in Winnipeg and the plans to address it.

RCMP have released some new figures which show incidents of crime are dropping in rural Manitoba.

More than a week after the tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., several Manitoba schools have faced threats of their own this month. Global’s Teagan Rasche reports.

An expanded wellbeing program across Manitoba aims to help connect older adults with friendship and activity, without a trip to the pharmacy. Global’s Teagan Rasche reports.

Vandalism and robberies are driving up the cost of doing business in Winnipeg. Some business owners say the province’s $10 million security rebate program is providing some relief, but stronger security systems are an expensive investment. Vasilios Bellos reports.

Sgt. Paul Manaigre tells Global News Morning that new numbers show crime in rural areas of the province is decreasing.

The game, in support of St. Amant, takes place Feb. 22 at Canada Life Centre.

The shooting in Tumbler Ridge is raising questions about school safety plans here in Manitoba, something the province recently dedicated money to reviewing late last year after an incident in a Winnipeg elementary school. Iris Dyck reports.

The province is creating an organized crime and drug trafficking task force.

Manitoba high schoolers stepped into Kildonan Place Saturday, to turn their classroom business ideas into real-world products for the JA Student Trade Fair. From handmade candles to science kits, thirteen student teams were on-site to gain hands-on experience of running their own companies. Hersh Singh reports.

The province announcing new safety measures at hospitals, but the Manitoba Nurses Union says the NDP government still isn’t listening to them.

After being told they were “on their own” by their carrier, a local family is navigating a DIY trek from Puerto Vallarta to Manitoba. Hersh Singh reports.

Seniors are often the main target of scammers trying to get a hold of their money or other sensitive information. That’s why Winnipeg police is starting up their Just Hang Up campaign next week as a way to help older adults know the red flags. Teagan Rasche reports.

Viewer video shows traffic at a standstill on Highway 1 just past Headlingley, Man.

A care home in Manitoba felt the love this Valentine’s Day thanks to an overwhelming public response. The home, located north of Winnipeg, had originally requested valentines for its 19 senior residents. Since the request went out, Global News viewers sent a continuous stream of cards and well-wishes to the elders. Melissa Ridgen has the...

It’s been about a year since the start of the Canada – U.S. trade war, a challenging, unstable time for Manitoba businesses. That as sectors across the province watch closely as our country is set to renegotiate it’s free trade deal with the United States. Vasilios Bellos reports.

Advocates and health care providers have been speaking out for years pushing for better access to abortion care in Manitoba. And now, there’s research that explores the state of care in our province. Global’s Teagan Rasche looks at the findings.

Manitoba Merv made his Groundhog Day prediction early Monday morning.