Government

• Winnipeg businesses face new challenges post-pandemic restrictions

  Even after pandemic restrictions have been lifted for months, there's new hurdles for many Winnipeg restaurant owners.

  Consumer

  May 10
  
• Province to activate Red River Floodway amid deluge

  The Red River Floodway is expected to be activated Saturday as the province issues an overland flood warning.

  Weather

  Apr 23
  
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• City of Brockville, Ont. names new city manager

  The City of Brockville, Ont., has removed the interim tag from Sandra MacDonald's role as city manager meaning she will officially take over permanently on Monday, April 18.

  Canada

  Apr 12
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• Consumer groups, advocates looking for relief to rising costs in Manitoba’s 2022 budget

  Belt-tightening is no longer top of mind, with both Manitoba's finance minister and premier indicating they'll be announcing ways to make life a bit more affordable.

  Economy

  Apr 11
• Manitoba Tory government signals looser purse strings, health money coming in budget

  Manitoba's Progressive Conservative government is signalling its upcoming budget will pump more money into health care and offer some sort of protection against rising inflation.

  Economy

  Apr 10
• Manitoba drought recovery program for farmers sees adjustments

  The Manitoba and Canadian governments are making some adjustments to the AgriRecovery Drought Assistance Program for farmers in the province.

  Economy

  Apr 2
• CUPE New Brunswick files complaint amid retroactive pay delays

  The Canadian Union of Public Employees has filed a complaint with the labour board over the government missing the deadline to issue retroactive pay to its members.

  Politics

  Mar 16
• Penticton climate change rally urges federal government to take action

  A rally organized by various community members in Penticton called for action from the Federal government to prioritize climate change.

  Politics

  Mar 12
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• Ontario begins easing visitor restrictions at LTC homes

  Ontario begins easing visitor restrictions Monday in long-term cares homes, after more than a month of strict rules aimed at slowing the Omicron variant of the coronavirus.

  Health

  Feb 7
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• Ontario investment to add 300 student, 88 child care spaces in London, Ont.

  In a release issued Saturday, the provincial government said the investment will aim to support the creation of new student and licensed child care spaces in London.

  Education

  Jan 15