Black Sticks defender Liz Thompson eyes 200th test
Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images Black Sticks veteran defender Liz Thompson will earn her 200th cap during the FIH Pro League starting later this month Black Sticks veteran...
New Southland editor appointed for Stuff and the Southland Times
Robyn Edie/Stuff The newly appointed Southland Editor Ché Baker. Chief news director Ché Baker has been appointed editor of the Southland Times and Stuff’s Southland office....
Leadership selection changes should be at top of provincial Tories’ to-do list
Opinion Candice Bergen’s resignation Wednesday as the Conservative MP for Portage-Lisgar was a friendly reminder to Manitoba’s Progressive Conservative party that it may want to change...
Love is in the air
Ah, Valentine’s Day. A holiday full of expectations and manufactured romance. If cards, flowers and chocolates are starting to feel passé, keep reading for five ways...
Humane work, inhumane conditions
As a courtesy, Robin Eastman announced herself before approaching an encampment in downtown Winnipeg Wednesday. “Are you guys home?” the 43 year old asked, waiting a...
New guidelines shift the conversation on alcohol
Opinion Health agencies have for years been telling us to eat more fibre, consume less red meat and keep a close eye on the amounts of...
Western Manitoba town hiring recruiter to find two doctors willing to work there
A Manitoba small town desperate to bring doctors to the rural community is reaching into its coffers to hire a private recruitment firm to perform a...
Embiid, Morant, Brown lead NBA All-Star reserve class
Philadelphia’s Joel Embiid, Oklahoma City’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Portland’s Damian Lillard had to have known they were going to the All-Star Game. Players averaging more than...
Ewing caddie for a week to see Pebble ahead of Women’s Open
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — The two-month break in the LPGA Tour’s domestic schedule worked out beautifully for Ally Ewing, who is at the AT&T Pebble...
Kansas commits $304M to chip plant to lure federal funds
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas plans to give $304 million in taxpayer-funded incentives to a semiconductor company in its largest city to build a huge new...