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Report finds more than $40M in excess claims, misconduct in Winnipeg police HQ constructionThe final report on a public inquiry to the construction of the downtown headquarters of the Winnipeg Police Service has been released.PoliticsOct 19
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Person dies after canopy collapses at Fairmont hotel construction siteA worker died after a canopy collapsed at the Fairmont Winnipeg hotel downtown construction site on Thursday. The worker was conducting asbestos abatement.CanadaOct 11
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Findings of Winnipeg police HQ inquiry a ‘total catastrophe’: KinewPremier Wab Kinew says a report being released next week contains evidence of misconduct and misappropriated funds in the downtown Winnipeg police headquarters renovation project.PoliticsOct 15
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‘It’s for the kids, and his kids’: Affordable homes from $1 lots in WinnipegJesse Bettcher has found a home on one of the lots the City of Winnipeg sold for $1 to Purpose Construction as part of a revitalization pilot project for the city's North End.Aug 10
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Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens win first two in four game road trip shading the Winnipeg Jets in the Heritage ClassicThe Habs continued their four game road trip in Winnipeg with a Heritage Classic outdoors. Over 30 thousand in attendance as the Canadiens edged the Jets 2-1.SportsOct 26
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Nova Scotia premier defends changing his stance on welcoming data centre proposalsNova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is defending his decision to change his stance on when data centres might be considered for approval to operate in the province.CanadaOct 15
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Rents are dropping across Canada, but they’re falling more in tariff-hit citiesWhile rents are going down everywhere, they are plummeting much faster in cities and towns most exposed to trade with the U.S., new analysis by Rentals.Ca and Urbanation has found.ConsumerSep 22
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Canada’s counter-tariffs against U.S. will hurt Manitoba businesses, consumersIn response to 50 per cent tariffs from the United States, the Canadian government has said counter-tariffs will go into effect on Tuesday, Sept. 8.ConsumerAug 24
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‘We’re very close,’ LeBlanc says after meeting with Greer on trade deal“No CUSMA, no Booze-ma,” Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said when asked if he would put American alcohol back on the shelves ahead of a potential new trade deal with the U.S.CanadaAug 20
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Esteemed journalist Lloyd Robertson dies at 92Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson, who spent more than six decades in the broadcasting industry has died at the age of 92.CanadaAug 4
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Manitoba mayors say 911 outage shows need for contingency planManitoba RCMP say they're not aware of any emergency response that was negatively impacted by the 2-hour outage, but local officials are concerned about what could have happened.CanadaJul 23
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Start of Arlington Bridge deconstruction marks ‘historic day,’ Winnipeg mayor saysThe century-old bridge connecting north Winnipeg to the south is coming down after being closed in late 2023. The City of Winnipeg removed the first piece on Thursday.CanadaJul 16
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Fears are widespread about data centre impacts on Canada’s water, environment: pollA large majority of Canadians in a recent poll said they worry that artificial intelligence data centres will hike their power bills and harm the environment.CanadaJul 18
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Museum exhibit on displaced Palestinians to openThe head of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights says an exhibit about displaced Palestinians to open to the public Saturday, despite a board member resignation.EntertainmentJun 27
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‘More than just a roof’: New housing for Winnipeg women fleeing violence unveiledTwo partly federally funded transitional housing buildings will serve women and children in Winnipeg who are escaping domestic violence.CanadaJun 15
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N.S. premier says future support for data centres depends on energy supply, safetyTim Houston told reporters there's no active proposal to bring a data centre to Nova Scotia and it's not a top priority for his government.PoliticsJun 18
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Saskatoon’s VIDO expecting high containment lab certification next yearThe University of Saskatchewan's Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization (VIDO) will be the first educational institution in Canada to have Containment Level 4 labs.CanadaJun 9
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Manitoba will reject hyperscale AI data centre south of Winnipeg, Kinew saysPremier Wab Kinew says when you balance the sheer size of the facility, the energy it will consume and its impact on the environment, there's little benefit to the province.PoliticsJun 4
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Winnipeg construction season disruptive but necessary, city councillor saysOne of the most significant projects is the completion of the $30.5-million rehabilitation of the Pembina Highway overpass at Abinojii Mikanah, which began last summer.Apr 9
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AI top of mind for Manitoba students considering career optionsThis ever-changing technology and its impact has many students, both in high school and post-secondary institutions, considering how viable their future career options may be.TechApr 28