New York has more than nine times as many diagnoses as Canada, which has 7,405 confirmed cases, including 74 deaths. Continue reading →

“We all need to work together and do our part to stop COVID-19 by staying home, practising physical distancing, and avoiding social gatherings.” Continue reading →

The projections were grim: Even if the U.S. were to continue to do what it was doing, the coronavirus could leave 100,000 to 200,000 people dead and millions infected. And the totals would be far worse if the nation reopened. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he was proud of Canada’s response to the virus amid early signs that the country’s caseload was on a different trajectory than the United States, which topped 156,000 cases by midday. Continue reading →

The King’s Head Pub is getting into the grocery game. Continue reading →

Many small and independent retailers and business are set to feel the impact of a recent public health order from the province, amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading →

With the weather warming up, Manitobans may be tempted to visit parks and public spaces, but this could put them at risk of contracting COVID-19. Continue reading →

Manitobans can now order booze with takeout or delivery orders from their favourite restaurant. Continue reading →

In a time of closed doors and physical distancing, the museum is encouraging people to share their personal experiences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading →

The Provincial Offences Court is closed to the public until May 1. Continue reading →

RCMP said the man faces a ticket of $862 for speeding and $298 for driving without a valid licence. Continue reading →

A teenage girl from Winnipeg is back home and an Edmonton man is facing abduction charges after police allege he used the internet to lure her to his Alberta home late last year. Continue reading →

It seemed like great timing for a Winnipeg man to quit his longtime career to follow his dream of owning a yoga studio — at least until COVID-19 reared its ugly head. Continue reading →

The Bombers added a fourth quarterback on Monday with the signing of the University of Montana’s Dalton Sneed. Continue reading →

The Canadian Football League didn’t provide an indication of when camps might open. Continue reading →

Manitoba veterinarians are making changes during the COVID-19 outbreak to make sure your pets are still treated. Continue reading →

Palliser Furniture Ltd. is temporarily laying off 72 per cent of its workforce as it closes its Winnipeg facility for two weeks and looks to do the same at its Mexican facilities in the coming weeks. Continue reading →

The Manitoba government is planning to loosen some of the rules that control what it can say and do during pre-election periods, and the Opposition NDP says that changes are unfair. Continue reading →

Strange sites over Manitoba last weekend weren’t UFOs, but new satellites launched by American aerospace company SpaceX. Continue reading →

Connie Newman, executive director of the Manitoba Association of Senior Centres, says it’s important to stay connected to those living in long-term care amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Continue reading →

The Manitoba Trucking Association is asking businesses that if they’re open during the COVID-19 pandemic, keep the washrooms and other facilities accessible for truckers. Continue reading →

The Manitoba government will close down all businesses except essential services, starting on Wednesday, at least until April 14.  Continue reading →

The Downtown BIZ wants to extend a helping hand to Winnipeg businesses affected by the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

Thousands of scientists around the world are working on problems raised by the coronavirus pandemic, including at universities across Canada. Continue reading →

The one-and-a-half minute clip shows Canadians ‘passing’ a roll of toilet paper from city to city on their hockey sticks, from Winnipeg to throughout rural Manitoba and on to Ontario, Alberta, and B.C. Continue reading →

Like workers in many other industries, Manitoba’s homebuilders are facing challenges due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading →

The COVID-19 pandemic isn’t just having an effect on Manitobans’ physical health — it’s impacting many people’s mental health. Continue reading →

There are now 72 confirmed or probable cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba, public health officials announced Sunday. Continue reading →