$10-a-day child care ahead of schedule in Manitoba
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Heather Stefanson showed up at a Winnipeg daycare Friday with a big treat — $10-a-day child care for Manitoba families...
City seeking public input on new plan to improve traffic, safety, life along Marion Street corridor
Winnipeggers are being asked to weigh in on a plan to better accommodate all forms of traffic on the Marion Street corridor, while finally reducing a...
City, developers having trouble with rubble
When it comes to vacant and derelict buildings, City of Winnipeg officials, real estate developers and advocates agree the process is overly complex and slow moving....
Man found guilty of attacking, robbing sex workers during two-week spree
A Winnipeg man has been found guilty of a series of violent robberies that preyed upon female escort workers. Devin Schwark, 35, stood trial in January...
Child care, health on PM’s Winnipeg agenda
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Winnipeg to meet with health-care workers and make an announcement on child care. “We know that moving forward on accessible,...
River East-Transcona struggles to meet tough budget targets
The River East Transcona School Division plans to borrow money to cover one-time expenses, defer maintenance projects and increase the rate of permits for the public...
Forensic nursing shifts to be staffed: health minister
Manitoba Health Minister Audrey Gordon says she has instructed the Health Sciences Centre to ensure a specially trained nurse is available to see victims of sexual...
U of W lets lecture go ahead despite opposition
The University of Winnipeg will not prevent a tenured professor from giving a lecture Friday that students and some faculty claim is based on a transphobic...
Hospital threatened to release elderly former nurse to shelter, daughter says
After lengthy hospital stays, an 83-year-old retired nurse with renal and heart issues, as well as dementia, was going to be discharged to Main Street Project...
MRI appointments delayed months due to whopping demand
Manitobans who need magnetic resonance imaging tests are in limbo after the health authority responsible for diagnostics stopped issuing appointments for some patients as wait-times reach...