Drake frequently left his courtside seat to roam up and down the Toronto sideline and heckle the players on the Bucks. Continue reading →

It’s the first criminal charge against Batali resulting from several sexual harassment and assault allegations that crippled his career amid the #MeToo movement. Continue reading →

A child visiting the Illinois zoo accidentally injured the bird when they threw a rock into its habitat. Continue reading →

“The hallmarks are the same in every case,” says lawyer Sebastien Anderson, “the end result is the same: people being forced into this medical discharge.” Continue reading →

A member of the Manitoba legislature and former federal cabinet minister is planning to run for Maxime Bernier’s People’s Party of Canada in the upcoming federal election. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Public Service has recommended that the Director of Transit should have the authority to make additional transit services available to meet extra ridership demands. Continue reading →

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. Continue reading →

A 19-year-old man from the RM of Springfield is dead after a two-vehicle highway collision near Anola Tuesday afternoon. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority confirmed Wednesday Deer Lodge Centre currently has eight confirmed scabies cases, all among residents. Continue reading →

The 2019 CFL season, and the next two years after that, are now officially a go. Continue reading →

The Winnipeg Blues have a new look. The Manitoba Junior Hockey League team unveiled a new logo, new colours and new wordmarks Wednesday. Continue reading →

Police are investigating Winnipeg’s 16th homicide of 2019 after a stabbing in the city’s North End. Continue reading →

A Brandon woman is facing charges under the Manitoba Tobacco Tax Act after tens of thousands of contraband cigarettes were found at her home. Continue reading →

Police said a man, who was believed to be hallucinating, was seen wandering into traffic and attempted to get into several vehicles. Continue reading →

Pop diva Cher cancelled her concert in Winnipeg Tuesday after the singer fell ill. Continue reading →

Police said there were seven separate incidents between Friday and Monday evening where officers were assaulted, as well as one threat over that period. Continue reading →

After a ground search by community members, the boy – who was last seen the evening before – was found in a bay in the community’s north end.  Continue reading →

The blaze, which took place early Tuesday morning near Plessis Road, east of the Symington Yards, was initially inaccessible by fire crews, but the WFPS was able to use specialized equipment to extinguish spot fires in hard-to-reach areas. Continue reading →

“Five women all vying for the attention of one man, obviously, there would be jealousy issues,” Holley Sullivan told the jury at the first-degree murder trial of Perez Cleveland on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The circumstances around a 14-year-old girl’s arm being broken when she was arrested by Winnipeg police are under investigation by the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU). Continue reading →

A number of fires over the May long weekend – including a deadly Selkirk Avenue blaze that killed two people – were part of a “weekend from hell” for local firefighters, said their union president. Continue reading →

RCMP are looking for a Thompson man who was last seen Sunday evening. Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg unveiled the contents of a time capsule Tuesday. Continue reading →