The City of Winnipeg says it will not appeal an arbitrator's decision that found the city did not have the right to unilaterally modify terms of the Winnipeg Police Service's pension plan.

An arbitrator has ruled in favour of the Winnipeg Police Association in their battle with the city over the police pension plan.

As workers performing an essential service, Winnipeg's police officers are interacting with the public -- putting them at greater risk.

The union representing police officers in Winnipeg is raising the alarm about the potential for more absenteeism due to injuries and stress caused by the recent crime wave.

Police will no longer be able to file overtime as pensionable earnings and officers' individual contributions to the plan will increase to 11.5 per cent from 8 per cent over five years.

The union representing Winnipeg police officers has filed a grievance over what it is calling a “high-handed attack” on their collective bargaining agreement with the city.

The union representing Winnipeg police officers is sounding the alarm over proposed changes to the service’s pension plan — changes the city says could save millions.

A Winnipeg woman who lost her son in a random, meth-fueled home invasion last winter is calling on party leaders running in 2019 provincial election to crack down on the current drug crisis gripping Manitoba.

Winnipeg Police Association president Moe Sabourin told 680 CJOB that after a weekend of violence against cops  – with eight incidents over the May long weekend – it's clear the department is short-staffed while trying to tackle the meth crisis.

An off-duty Winnipeg cop narrowly escaped a life-threatening situation early Sunday morning, according to the president of the Winnipeg Police Association.