Donald Trump called a news conference that Dayton Mayor Nan Whaley held with Sen. Sherrod Brown a “fraud.” Continue reading →

Between 2010 and 2017, consumers nationwide were fooled into paying extra to buy products ranging from eggs to steak that they believed were better for the environment and their own health Continue reading →

There continues to be stigma around ADHD, preventing adults from seeking help, doctors say. Continue reading →

Winnipeg police are on the lookout for a stolen handgun after a break and enter in the Island Lakes area. Continue reading →

Investigators say the two occupants of the Ford F150, both 24-year-old men from Dauphin, sustained serious injuries. Continue reading →

Investigators found an injured man in his 30s, who was transported to hospital in critical condition. On Saturday, police say the victim succumbed to his injuries. Continue reading →

RCMP investigators have determined that a Cross Lake house fire that killed a 93-year-old woman was deliberately set. Continue reading →

Elizabeth May backed up Manitoba Green Party leader James Beddome in a call for urgent action on poverty in the province, especially in Indigenous communities. Continue reading →

The Canadian Crop Hail Association says more than 10,000 damage claims have been received by its member companies so far this season. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s New Democrats are promising to slash taxes for first-time homebuyers. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s Liberals are promising to create a $7-million annual fund to help communities with lead contamination in their soil if they are elected into government Sept. 10. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives are promising more money for tourism, highways and the film industry as part of an economic platform for the Sept. 10 election. Continue reading →

Police said they raided the Hofsted Drive residence just before 2 p.m. and seized 13 ounces of cocaine, 374 grams of an edible marijuana product, $5,000 in cash, and 2.8 kilograms of a cutting agent. Continue reading →

Manitoba Triathlete Tyler Mislawchuk made history at an Olympic Test Event in Tokyo. Continue reading →

Bus riders in Winnipeg could soon be looking for a new way to get around the city. Continue reading →

The construction site at Waverley Street and Taylor Avenue will be closed to drivers over the weekend as the city prepares to transition from the detour road to the new underpass. Continue reading →

Since her death, a close-knit group of Tina Fontaine’s relatives have tried to come to terms with the killings of too many of their family members and to find a way to heal. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers beat the BC Lions 32-16, but lost quarterback Matt Nichols to an injury in the fourth quarter. Continue reading →

Police said they spotted the man, who was driving a stolen car, near Raleigh Street and Chalmers Avenue around 1 p.m. Wednesday. Continue reading →

Police said a man was spotted stealing copper wiring and piping from the site before being spotted by a private security guard just after 4 a.m. Wednesday. Continue reading →

A prisoner who was being treated at Dauphin’s hospital escaped from custody Wednesday night, according to the RCMP. Continue reading →