Winnipeg man facing 2 murder charges arrested in 3rd killing, police say
A Winnipeg man in custody facing charges in two homicides has now been arrested for a third, police say.
Crime
2 hours
Winnipeg police arrest group of young people after machetes, throwing knives stolen
Officers said a group of young people had gone to the business and taken three machetes and throwing knives, then fled to a mall across the street.
Crime
Mar 21
RCMP jail Winnipeg duo after finding weapons, drugs in unregistered car
On Friday evening, RCMP said officers were told about a suspicious vehicle on Highway 404 just East of Ferry Road in the Rural Municipality of St. Clements.
Crime
Mar 19
Conservatives to try again for Winnipeg lab doc committee probe
Members of a special House of Commons committee will consider whether to study documents detailing allegations against two scientists fired from a high-security lab in Winnipeg.
Politics
Mar 25
Trove of Winnipeg lab firing documents will face committee study
MPs sitting on a special House of Commons committee will study documents detailing allegations against two scientists fired from a high-security lab in Winnipeg.
Politics
Mar 26
Annual home prices predicted to rise nearly 10% by end of year: Royal LePage
Royal LePage is predicting that annual home prices will rise nine per cent by the end of the year in an updated housing market forecast.
Canada
Apr 12
A ‘good start’: How Wab Kinew’s first budget is landing in Manitoba
The reviews are in, and many organizations across Manitoba are giving the province's 2024 budget a thumbs up — or at least calling it a good start.
Canada
Apr 3
Winnipeg cops to sell unclaimed goods to highest bidder in upcoming auction
Winnipeg police are cautioning would-be bidders that everything up for auction is in an 'as-is' condition, none of it has been tested, and all sales are final.
Crime
Feb 26
Key takeaways from newly released Winnipeg lab documents
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service decided two scientists at a highly-secure Winnipeg lab posed a security threat, but had no evidence of working with foreign agents.
Canada
Feb 29
Winnipeg police union files grievance against city over Community Safety Team
Winnipeg's police union says it's filing a grievance with the city's Community Safety Team, saying the new group is doing work that should be done by police officers.
Trending
Jan 18
Manitoba international students face health-care dilemma due to lack of coverage
A report by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives showcases international students struggles with a lack of health-care coverage.
Health
Feb 14
Winnipeg Mayor’s State of City Address looks to tackle affordable housing crisis
At an annual State of the City address, Winnipeg's mayor challenged the city to have 8,000 housing units approved by Nov. 30 this year.
Politics
Feb 9
Opportunity, not organized crime, driving auto thefts in Manitoba, police say
In Manitoba, auto theft is seen more as a crime of opportunity, with car thieves taking advantage of vehicles being left running in the cold winter months.
Crime
Feb 8
Manitoba police detail next steps on campaign to keep youth out of gangs
Gang Life is No Life is an online campaign that kicked off in 2023. It's set to receive funding to continue this year and into 2025.
Crime
Feb 13
Alexei Navalny death reports ‘tragic and horrifying,’ Justin Trudeau says
Alexei Navalny, the fiercest critic of Russian president Vladimir Putin, died in prison Friday, according to media reports citing Russian prison officials.
Canada
Feb 16
‘A dark time in Manitoba’: Carman man facing 5 first-degree murder charges in family’s deaths
A 29-year-old Carman man is facing five counts of first-degree murder in connection with the weekend deaths of five members of his own family.
Crime
Feb 12
‘Largest in prairie history’: $50 million in meth seized at Manitoba border crossing
Police said the bust led to the seizure of more than 400 kilograms of the drug, the equivalent to four million doses.
Crime
Jan 31
Facts vs. Fiction: What you need to know about EVs in Canada
There are a lot of myths, and confusion, about electric vehicles. This includes everything from cost of replacing the batteries, to reductions in emissions, to charging questions.
Consumer
Feb 14
Why are all your friends moving to Alberta? New report has some ideas
A recent survey has found that more than one in four Canadians agreed the land transfer tax has impacted their decision to participate in the housing market.
Canada
Feb 6
Why an Ontario town with fewer than 6,000 people has OPP’s largest jail
Sioux Lookout, Ont., is home to fewer than 6,000 people but, as the hub of the north, it serves tens of First Nations communities. Local leaders say there isn't enough support.
Canada
Feb 7