Food prices, in particular, food that “comes out of the ground” are subject to weather conditions. Continue reading →

“But it’s much more in big cities like Vancouver and Toronto.”  Continue reading →

York Regional Police revealed details on the massive bust of an alleged traditional organized crime network that netted more than $35 million in cash and assets. Continue reading →

Temperatures are forecast to reach 34 C in Toronto and 30 in Montreal on Friday — not including the humidity. Continue reading →

Leonard is trying to claim control of his famous “Klaw” logo, but he is facing some aggressive defense by Nike. Continue reading →

After an in-depth investigation, police determined that the employee who reported the threat to his manager made a false allegation. Continue reading →

“We think that there may be people in Quebec right now who want to come to a province where we don’t have clothing police, where their freedoms will be respected and their rights will be respected,” said the Manitoba premier. Continue reading →

The Blue Bombers keep their highest paid receiver on the sidelines in their quest to start the season at 5-0 Continue reading →

An Indigenous-led research centre tackling the rise in HIV and other sexually transmitted infections is one step closer to reality after a $2.84 million federal grant from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are a win away from the second best start to a season in 59 years Continue reading →

Shareholders of the downtown mall will hear from residents with concerns at City Hall on Wednesday, with the potential sale of the 32-year-old mall in the offing. Continue reading →

In Saskatchewan and Manitoba, 47 percent of boomers surveyed said they planned to work once retired. 12 percent of people in the prairies said they don’t ever plan to retire. Continue reading →

When was the last time you bought something from a brick-and-mortar store? What about online? If you’re like many Canadians, you might be finding yourself making purchases from a screen more often than visiting physical retailers. Continue reading →

True North Development has announced a line-up of new businesses coming to Winnipeg’s downtown area. Continue reading →

A local grandfather and ultra-marathon cyclist will be receiving the Order of Manitoba on Thursday for his years of dedication to charity work that give new meaning to the term ‘extreme’. Continue reading →

Tasha Gregory has been waiting for over 6 weeks for birth registration documents for her newborn child, and shes not alone. Continue reading →

Manitoba’s elections commissioner has ruled that a Progressive Conservative constituency association broke a rule when it accepted merchandise to be used for prizes at a golf tournament. Continue reading →

Winnipeg police apologized Wednesday for a controversial photo that made the rounds on social media late last week. Continue reading →

A minor train derailment is blocking traffic in the Polo Park area. Continue reading →

Burcon Nutrascience is planning to set up a $65-million pea and canola processing facility just outside of Winnipeg that will provide 85 jobs. Continue reading →

This summer has been – so far – largely mosquito-free, but the city’s bug boss says that blissful skeeter-free season might be about to take a turn for the worse. Continue reading →

Winnipeg firefighters battled seven suspicious fires on Wednesday morning in the West End. Continue reading →

Winnipeg’s police chief is urging his officers to “please hang in there” as they deal with what he calls a higher-than-normal call volume and a significant illicit drug crisis. Continue reading →

The toddler was able to open the door and leave her 4th Street home in the southern Manitoba community on Monday afternoon, and was found nearby a short time later by a family member, who said the girl was with an unknown man. Continue reading →

The lawyer said the videos that the anonymous group produced showed 16 inspectors who worked on average three hours a day. Continue reading →