Enviroment

• Manitoba summer camps are in high demand, but organizers say there’s room for more

  According to Manitoba program managers, summer camps are filling up fast as kids and parents begin preparing for the season.

  Environment

  Jun 29, 2024
  
• Winter making a grand entrance in Manitoba: Environment Canada

  Colder temperatures and bigger snowfalls are on the way for this week, according to Environment Canada. 

  Environment

  Jan 6, 2024
  
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• St. Norbert residents rally to save Lemay Forest from high-density development

  Residents in St. Norbert have rallied together on Wednesday to save Lemay Forest from a high-density development.

  Environment

  Nov 29, 2023
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• Winnipeg to conduct fall controlled burns from Monday to Nov. 10

  Controlled burns have been conducted by the City in Winnipeg's tall grass prairies since 1986.

  Environment

  Oct 23, 2023
• Saskatchewan harvest almost over, nearly 70 per cent of crops in the bin

  The crop report for Sept. 5 to Sept. 11 shows that producers are making significant progress despite light showers.

  Canada

  Sep 14, 2023
• Below-average temperatures and wildfires contribute to Winnipeg’s premature fall atmosphere: Environment Canada

  Environment Canada says temperatures this summer have been slightly colder than average, leading to what feels like an early fall. 

  Environment

  Aug 23, 2023
• Regina says ‘no’ to alcohol in parks; Saskatoon in no hurry on the issue

  Regina's city council voted down a proposal to allow alcohol in city parks, 7-4. Saskatoon has no immediate plans to address the issue.

  Consumer

  Aug 18, 2023
• Manitoba Accessibility Fund supports 42 projects, enhancing accessibility across province

  The Manitoba government is allocating over $890,000 from the Accessibility Fund to aid 42 projects throughout the province in removing barriers for individuals with disabilities.

  Canada

  Jul 12, 2023
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• Traditional Indigenous gardens flourish in Winnipeg, nurturing body and soul

  Audrey Logan, a Cree-Metis Plant Knowledge Keeper has a community garden that bears fruit from generations of knowledge.

  Environment

  Jun 14, 2023
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• Report commissioned by Winnipeg recommends repurposing city-owned golf courses

   City council will decide the next steps when the report goes before the standing policy committee and property development on Thursday.

  Economy

  Apr 3, 2023