Crews battle trio of fires overnight
Two buildings need to be demolished after a series of fires across Winnipeg Saturday night and early Sunday. Fire crews were called to a vacant home...
Fountain Street fire, homicide not linked: Police
Winnipeg police say a homicide and a fire in the same building eight hours apart do not appear to be connected. Police say they responded to...
A volunteer with perfect draw weight
It’s safe to say curling was Janette Phillips’ lifelong passion, given the countless volunteer hours and endless energy the Winnipegger devoted to growing the sport for...
NDP minister delivered labour peace, boosted workplace safety
A political organizer turned politician, who helped the NDP win campaigns and secured labour-management peace and safer workplaces, was remembered Friday by two Manitoba premiers as...
Drug courier sentenced to 12 years in prison
A B.C. truck driver arrested after delivering millions of dollars in illegal drugs to a Winnipeg dealer has been sentenced to 12 years in prison and...
HSC patient alleges security staff assaulted him
A Winnipeg man who was injured in an auto collision and rushed to Health Sciences Centre claims he was more severely injured by his altercation with...
Infamous Sherbrook Inn shutters bar, vendor
The Sherbrook Inn, a controversial West Broadway neighbourhood fixture for nearly 60 years, has closed its bar and beer vendor. While the living quarters above the...
Crews work on gas leak in Wolseley
A contractor who was working at an empty lot in Wolseley hit a gas line on Wednesday. Manitoba Hydro spokesman Riley McDonald said the utility was...
STEAM project plays it forward
The Chicoine children found Popsicle sticks and Plasticine under their Christmas tree. Grandfather Rene Chicoine dismissed the videogame aisle before Christmas Day, and bought gifts he...
City bus stops prone to ‘digital divide’
Seyera Ibrahim is unable to check Winnipeg Transit’s schedule as she waits for the No. 16 bus at Osborne Street and York Avenue Tuesday. Ibrahim’s phone...