Restrained by Headingley guards, William Amho said at least 21 times: “I can’t breathe”
Less than a year after the restraint that killed George Floyd made international headlines, another man was crying out for air, pinned under the knee of...
‘This is really inhumane’: Winnipeg care home tower goes without AC for six weeks
A Winnipeg personal care home tower has been without air conditioning all summer, prompting residents to cry out for help. Actionmarguerite St. Boniface, a 299-bed facility...
Officer cleared in ‘suicide by cop’ shooting
A Winnipeg police officer who shot a man during a “suicide by cop” incident in Osborne Village last year did so lawfully, the law enforcement watchdog...
Manitoba Liberals make campaign pledge to fund landfill search
The Manitoba Liberal Party has released the first of its justice and crime promises ahead of the fall provincial election. At a news conference Thursday outside...
ER wait times do not have to be new normal
Opinion What is stunning after six years of health-care reform in Manitoba is the Progressive Conservative government appears to have no plan to reverse the damage...
Alberta trucker pleads guilty to abducting 13-year-old girl
She met him online in April 2019 and during a series of increasingly intimate text messages poured out the troubles of her young teenage life: homework...
Celebrating freedom, acknowledging past on Emancipation Day
Anansi School of Performing Arts students will be among the many Winnipeg artistic groups Friday celebrating the success of Black Canadians — and acknowledging Emancipation Day....
20-year Hydro plan puts new rate structure at top of to-do list
New seasonal, time-of-use rates and programs to curb electricity demand during the depths of winter could be on deck for Manitoba Hydro customers, as the utility...
Interlake areas pelted with large hail
Thunderstorms brought ping-pong ball-sized hail to some parts of the Interlake over the weekend. The storms arrived in Manitoba as part of the same weather system...
Province accused of dropping ball by Leaf Rapids evacuees
Residents of Leaf Rapids, who fled the northern town June 26 owing to wildfires, say they have to share information amongst themselves because provincial officials have...