“The president may have been engaged in obstruction of justice in the firing of Jim Comey.” McCabe said. Continue reading →

Chronic wasting disease belongs to a family of diseases called prion diseases, which includes the human form of “mad cow disease.” Continue reading →

The race was stopped twice for nearly 40 minutes for a flurry of late accidents — there were five wrecks in the final 20 laps of regulation — and only 14 cars finished on the lead lap. Continue reading →

Weld said the national emergency that Trump declared to obtain funding for a wall at the U.S.-Mexico border showed his readiness to divide the country. Continue reading →

Pollock’s Hardware Co-op members voted 90 per cent in favour of keeping the 97-year-old store open on Saturday. Continue reading →

A leak from a derailed train carrying oil in western Manitoba has been contained, the railway said Saturday, but some pipeline supporters say the incident highlights the risks involved in moving oil by rail. Continue reading →

Tierney set up Dzingel’s goal at 3:44 of overtime as the Ottawa Senators defeated the Winnipeg Jets 4-3 for their third victory in the past five games. Continue reading →

Valour Football Club announced the addition of Vic the Lion as the city’s newest fuzzy cheerleader on Saturday. Continue reading →

The premiers of Saskatchewan and New Brunswick joined Conservative leader Andrew Scheer on a panel of speakers at the event held to draw attention to legislation that would overhaul how major energy projects are reviewed. Continue reading →

A popular resource site for the city’s Indigenous community and surrounding neighbourhood has been vandalized. Continue reading →

Here we are, just over a week since allegations of PMO interference with former attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould surfaced. Continue reading →

The cleanup is underway after about 40 train cars derailed early Saturday morning in rural Manitoba. Continue reading →

The City of Winnipeg is reminding drivers to be more careful after a firefighter was hit on Inkster Boulevard Friday night. Continue reading →

The Independent Investigation Unit (IIU) cleared an RCMP officer of possible perjury charges. She had been accused of misrepresenting herself in a 2018 Thompson murder trial. Continue reading →

Here’s a glimpse at what’s open and closed across Winnipeg for Louis Riel Day, February 18, 2019. Continue reading →

Extended cold snaps have the potential to impact over-wintering pest populations, Continue reading →

Kerri Einarson couldn’t come up with a repeat performance as last year’s wild card winner lost the Scotties wild card game 7-6 to Casey Scheidegger on Friday. Continue reading →

Some Manitobans, upset or confused about the Amber Alert on their phones Thursday, called 911. Police say people call that line for non-emergencies all too often. Continue reading →

Police said a driver – who was going 133 km/h on the Perimeter near Transcona Thursday – told them he was just trying to impress his date.  Continue reading →

With an ongoing squabble between Brian Bowman and Brian Pallister in full swing, everyday Winnipeggers could be the unintended victims, says a political science professor. Continue reading →

A 300 vehicle pro-pipeline convoy rolled through Winnipeg Friday afternoon on their way to Ottawa. Continue reading →