Infrastructure minister Ron Schuler announced that aircraft previously used for transportation and wildfire suppression are going up for sale. Continue reading →

Newly obtained data points to increasing violence at the Winnipeg Remand Centre and the union representing correctional workers says meth use is a major factor. Continue reading →

Sixteen air ambulance doctors of Lifeflight Manitoba say they aren’t eager to budge should the government privatize the provinces emergency air services.  Continue reading →

The union representing security guards at Winnipeg’s biggest hospital has sent another letter to the province pleading for action following a rise in violent attacks on staff members. Continue reading →

As Winnipeg police announced yet another liquor store theft in the province, both customers and the union representing store employees are searching for solutions. Continue reading →

The Manitoba government says it won’t award private contracts for air services unless bidders can prove they can meet service and safety standards as well as offering savings. Continue reading →

A security guard at the Health Sciences Centre is being treated after he was hit with a syringe possibly filled with blood. Continue reading →

A new blueprint for a more efficient healthcare system in Manitoba, released Thursday, lead to more questions than answers. Continue reading →