‘There’s no excuse for Manitobans to not explore’: Stay-cation ideas for 2019
Travel Manitoba says no matter what the weather, the province has lots of places worth adding to your bucket list for 2019. Continue reading
Churchill
Town of Churchill under boil water advisory
By Kevin Hirschfield Reporter
The Town of Churchill, Man., is under a boil water advisory due to poorly treated water entering the town’s distribution system. Continue reading
Australian composer’s music inspired by Manitoba’s Arctic
Australian cellist Rob Knaggs says the province – especially the town of Churchill and Manitoba’s Arctic – has made a permanent impact on him and his music. Continue reading
Rail passengers bound for the north arrive in Churchill
After a long awaited return to rail access, passengers rolled in to Churchill, Man., Tuesday as area residents snapped photos and cheered. Continue reading
First VIA Rail passenger train in 18 months leaves Winnipeg for Churchill
After months of waiting on track repairs, the people of Winnipeg can once again just hop on a train destined for Churchill. Continue reading
Manitoba’s Arctic science celebrated in new Expedition Churchill campaign
A unique new outreach campaign with the goal of raising awareness about the world-leading climate change research in Manitoba’s Arctic launched Friday. Continue reading
Passenger rail service to return to Churchill in early December
The town of Churchill’s passenger rail service will resume within the week. Continue reading
First freight train arrives in Churchill, Man., Saturday night
By Joe Scarpelli Reporter
Freight and passenger service was halted in the town after flooding washed out portions of the railway in May 2017. Continue reading
RCMP investigations net child porn convictions in northern Manitoba
Two Manitobans have been convicted of child porn-related offences thanks to the efforts of the RCMP’s Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit. Continue reading
Climate change could have positive impacts for Churchill’s port
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
Climate change means the waters in Canada’s arctic won’t be frozen as long and there will be less sea ice to avoid, which will be a good thing for the port of Churchill. Continue reading