Health officials will update Manitobans on the province's ongoing response to COVID-19 Monday.

Manitobans will be allowed to visit dine-in restaurants, drink in bars and go bowling today, as the province eases more restrictions that were put in place to help fight COVID-19.

Less than a week after Manitoba’s chief public health officer gave the greenlight to hold and attend garage sales, Winnipeggers don’t seem quite ready to start the summer ritual just yet.

Manitoba health officials are reporting two new COVID-19 cases, bringing the province's total to 294.

Manitoba's premier says Ottawa is sending mixed messages about Indigenous ceremonies after a First Nation in the province said it plans to hold its annual powwow in June.

A Manitoba chief says his community will hold its annual powwow next month to 'start that healing process for our members' after months of isolation due to coronavirus.

On Wednesday, the premier officially announced Phase 2 of the government's reopening plan, which will come into effect June 1.

Manitoba health officials will go over the latest novel coronavirus numbers at 1 p.m. Wednesday. 

The second phase of reopening Manitoba’s economy amid COVID-19 will start June 1.

Winnipeg's mayor will give an update on the city's ongoing response to COVID-19 Tuesday.