Two coyotes were seen near 900 Raleigh Street in East Kildonan, just after 9:30 a.m. Saturday, near the Phoenix Soccer FC.

Selkirk RCMP have arrested and charged a 24-year-old man in connection to a homicide which occurred in the community on November 10.

Tony Derlunas was eventually escorted out of the Hippodrome Theatre, but was not arrested.

No one was hurt in the fire, but advocates for the precariously housed say that’s not always the case.

The first course on chef Matty Neufeld’s menu for a pop-up dinner Sunday evening is bone apple tea. Say it loud and you’ll get it.

The CFL season is down to four teams. And for two of those fanbases, a Grey Cup celebration has been a long time coming.

The union representing postal workers has just rejected an offer from Canada Post. It now seems the Crown corporation will head into its busiest time of year mired in a labour dispute.

Two full patch members and an associate of the Manitoba Warriors street gang are among six individuals facing charges following a drug bust in Headingley, the RCMP announced Saturday. RCMP said the arrests were made as a result of Project Derelict, an investigation that began in July 2018 and undertaken by members of the RCMP […]

Does anyone know of a reliable mobile app for Winnipeg Transit (iPhone)? Specifically, for tracking the status of buses. I’ve been using “Wpg Bus Live” but it has failed me repeatedly during the last few weeks – sticking on, say, “13 minutes away” for like 20 minutes, then disappearing because presumably my bus has come […]

Service Alberta introduced two new specialty licence plates — featuring hockey team logos, slogans and colours — on Saturday.

Gillum had conceded to DeSantis on election night, but retracted it after the margin between the two candidates narrowed.

British Columbia leads way with 5 cities in top 15 and 20 in total list of 55.

The late 67-year-old’s memorial bike is the fifth one in nine years to be put on display by the Ghost Bike Montreal advocacy group.

Police have made several arrests following a months-long investigation into a drug trafficking network RCMP say was funnelling cocaine into northern Manitoba communities.

Winnipeg police are asking for help tracking down a missing teen.

Police believe alcohol was a factor in a crash that killed a Selkirk man Friday night.

Winnipeg police are investigating after an early morning crash in Charleswood Saturday that sent four to hospital, including one in critical condition.

A 50-year-old man is dead following a two-vehicle collision on Friday evening. At just before 8 p.m., Selkirk RCMP responded to a report of a two-vehicle collision on Highway 59, located north of the Highway 12 junction in the RM of Alexander. Officers believe that a southbound pickup truck, being driven by a 30-year-old male […]

Police are looking for witnesses after a traffic accident sent four people to hospital, early Saturday morning. At around 2:30 a.m., emergency services personnel responded to a single vehicle collision in the first 100 block of Cullen Drive in Charleswood. The four occupants of the vehicle were all taken to hospital; one in critical condition, […]

A male pedestrian is in hospital in critical condition following a hit and run on Friday evening. At shortly after 8 p.m., emergency services personnel responded to a report of a pedestrian struck by a car in the area of McDermot Avenue and Sherbrook Street near the Health Sciences Centre. The pedestrian was taken to […]

Thousands of Winnipeggers bundled up to stay warm and braved the cold to line Portage Avenue Saturday evening to take in the 109th Winnipeg Santa Claus Parade. Organizers were expecting at least 60,000 people to be coming downtown to watch the 77 floats in the parade, highlighted by the debut of Santa Claus’s new sleigh […]

CALGARY — Matt Nichols was sitting on his couch with his wife earlier this week when she asked him an interesting question. A question as probing as any we in the media have asked the Blue Bombers quarterback leading up to Sunday’s West Final. “She asked me if it feels any different,” Nichols said. How […]

CALGARY — The Winnipeg Blue Bombers claim to be as tight-knit a group as you’ll find in a football locker-room. That’s an X-factor that can’t be measured going into Sunday’s West Final. “We can’t take this for granted,” running back Andrew Harris said upon arriving in Calgary, Saturday. “There is something special in this locker-room.” […]

Sometimes it all comes down to one play. When two teams are as evenly matched as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Calgary Stampeders, there are small moments that make all the difference. In the West Division semifinal against the Saskatchewan, it was a second-quarter interception by Kevin Fogg that turned the tide and a special […]

CALGARY — In the space of a few minutes Saturday, Calgary Stampeders quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell talked about his friendship with Matt Nichols, expressed a deep desire to beat that friend and went on a rant about how it bothered him to see Winnipeg fans booing the Bombers quarterback earlier this season. “For fans and […]

CALGARY – Chris Matthews thinks of Winnipeg as home in some ways but that doesn’t mean he ever felt destined to return to play for the Blue Bombers. Matthews was the CFL’s most outstanding rookie in 2012 with the Bombers, catching 81 passes for 1,192 yards, and later played in the NFL and even the […]

City of Edmonton Employees hold a candlelight vigil hoping to continue the conversation about harassment and discrimination in the workplace.

Investigators believe the man’s motive was sexual in nature. 

Nineteen men, ranging in age from 23 to 69, have been charged with obtaining sexual services for consideration.

The 24-year-old was arrested Wednesday in connection with the Nov. 10 homicide, RCMP said on Saturday.

Canada Post says the clock is ticking for postal workers to accept its latest offer in an ongoing labour dispute. The Crown corporation has set a midnight deadline for the union to accept its offer.

A huge find of old recordings by the Guess Who — recently saved from a trip to the city dump — is being uncovered at the St. Vital Museum.

Headlines heralding the news that American citizens make up the third-largest group of refugee claimants making irregular crossings into Canada came as no surprise to one Winnipeg-based immigration lawyer. For years, …

The young man steps onto the road, his stride quick as he cuts across the street. He has no idea what’s about to happen; he has no idea he’ll never …

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The ceremony, organized by the Métis Nation of Alberta, paid tribute to the rebel leader who sacrificed his life defending the rights of Métis people.

The Forks is hoping to brew up a new tenant that can fill space in its Market building as well as glasses of suds.