"When you have 15 people in a small home, that’s not a good situation for everyone.”

When the first COVID-19 wave hit in the spring, Ontario and Quebec were hit hard. Now, the infection rate per capita is highest in Alberta, followed by Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

A Winnipeg church will have to wait until Saturday to continue its fight against public health orders that ban drive-in religious services.

The five-day COVID-19 test positivity rate was 13.1 per cent provincially and 14.9 per cent as of Thursday morning.

Manitoba's premier Brian Pallister says the province is ready to deploy when vaccines arrive, and while he urges everyone to get one, they will not be mandatory.

Six hundred city employees were given a temporary pink slip as of Sunday.

The Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms has written a letter to Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister demanding the ban on drive-in church services be overturned.

University of Manitoba professor Arthur Schafer says there are still a number of unknowns as to who will benefit the most from a coronavirus vaccine.

Tyler Walsh's latest bit of brick work is aimed at teaching kids about staying safe from COVID-19.

Manitoba's daily COVID-19 briefing is set for 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.