The province announced Friday it will spend $150 million for restoration of the Manitoba Legislative Building over the next 15 years. Continue reading →

Numbers from Winnipeg’s health authority show there has been a 1,200 per cent increase in people going to hospitals because of methamphetamine Continue reading →

A mother who experienced the tragic loss of a loved one first-hand says a new provincial bill introduced Tuesday could make all the difference for families like hers. Continue reading →

In an effort to fix the province’s finances, the Manitoba government has reduced positions and salaries at Manitoba Hydro, Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries, and Manitoba Public Insurance. Continue reading →

The bill, an amendment to the Official Time Act, would mean the province would remain on Central Standard Time throughout the year, beginning in November 2019. Continue reading →

The Holodomor, a famine and genocide that killed millions in Ukraine between 1932-33, is of special importance to Manitoba due to the province’s large Ukrainian population.  Continue reading →

The 22 paramedics received the Emergency Medical Services Exemplary Service medal – an award from the Governor General that recognizes paramedics with a minimum of 20 years of service. Continue reading →

Political scientist Dr. Christopher Adams, a professor at the University of Manitoba, told 680 CJOB Tuesday morning that Manitobans could expect some significant changes in the coming year. Continue reading →

MLA Cliff Graydon, who was kicked out of Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative caucus for inappropriate behaviour to female staff, said Thursday that he just has a “bad sense of humour”. Continue reading →

Sunday marks 100 years since the end of the First World War, and the Archives of Manitoba have a number of events in the works to commemorate the anniversary. Continue reading →