Jiatoo Immigration Consulting Inc., run by 24-year-old Zhihao Jia, quietly shut the doors at its Pembina Highway office in early March, clearing out furniture in a seemingly overnight move with no notice given to its landlord or clients.

Like it or not, Manitobans are now subject to a carbon tax — and its effects will be felt at the gas pump, on your heating bill and beyond, in addition to being seen in your latest tax return.

The Manitoba Human Rights Adjudication Panel will hear a complaint this week that may open the door for Manitobans who don’t identify as either male or female to express that on their birth certificates.

Sami Jo Small, one of the original co-founders of the Canadian Women’s Hockey League, says news of its shutdown jolted her like a blind-side hit.

The Manitoba government has finally signed on to the mental health and home care portion of a 2016 health-care deal with the federal government, which will bring millions in funding for those priorities.

We Will Rock You will open in Winnipeg on Sept. 3, producers announced Monday.

The whiteout parties outside Winnipeg Jets playoff games are no longer free. It will cost $5 to attend a street party outside Bell MTS Place during the 2019 Stanley Cup playoffs, True North Sports & Entertainment announced Monday as it unveiled plans for the events, which attracted thousands of fans last season.

A woman was assaulted downtown while trying to deliver newspapers Saturday morning, Winnipeg police say.

Any worries about civil servants not getting paid fizzled on Monday when the government passed legislation providing temporary funds to pay employees before its budget takes effect. 

Videos and photos are popping up on social media of the animals in urban areas, including River Heights and, most recently, Osborne Village.

Police are investigating a “serious” collision with a pedestrian at Garden City Shopping Centre. 

A pangender person fighting to have gender neutral birth certificates issued in Manitoba made their case to be recognized who they are on paper Monday at a human rights hearing.

A 40-year-old man has been charged in a fatal hit-and-run in Winnipeg dating back to 2017.

A 20-year-old has been charged with multiple offences after a man was seen pointing a firearm at himself and others in downtown Winnipeg.

A 26-year-old man is charged with numerous drug offences after Winnipeg police raided a house during a methamphetamine investigation in the city’s North End.

The city’s property and development committee wants to explore the feasibility of creating a Winnipeg planning commission.

The cost of an ambulance ride in Manitoba is now half the price it was.

Winnipeg’s public service can start negotiations now with former mayor and Goldeyes owner Sam Katz to renew and possibly change the current dollar-a-year lease agreement.

Police have charged a man in the death of a 54-year-old Norway House resident.

Leah Gazan will represent the NDP in Winnipeg Centre in the fall’s federal election. 

The Assiniboine Community College women’s hockey team is returning home to Brandon from their nationals in Texas with some shiny new hardware.

Winnipeg’s downtown Hudson’s Bay Company building presents some challenges for our city — but also a tremendous opportunity to rethink what “heritage” means in a post-colonial city, say architects Wins Bridgman and Rae St. Clair Bridgman.

Ciudad Perdida, a 1,200-year-old city in northern Colombia’s coastal mountains, is becoming one of South America’s more popular trekking destinations.

Tina Fontaine’s tragic free fall has been painstakingly detailed so often that many now have the series of missed opportunities that preceded her death seared into memory.

The Transportation Safety Board is sending investigators to probe a plane crash in northwestern Ontario Saturday. 

A man convicted of killing his wife more than 20 years ago who had previously been released from prison has been denied parole.

Carey Price knows the Montreal Canadiens have a daunting task ahead of them to earn a playoff spot, but he believes the team can rise to the challenge.

Winnipeg closed down the intersection of McPhillips Avenue and Jarvis Street for several hours Saturday afternoon after a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle. 

An air ambulance was needed Saturday after a small plane crash in remote northwestern Ontario.

Stony Mountain Ski Area will officially close for the season on Sunday, but not before holding its annual Slush Cup.

The Montreal Canadiens remained in the thick of a fight for a playoff spot after a 3-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.

A two-year-old girl living with leukemia and her family are heading on a trip of a lifetime thanks to the heavy lifting of a one-of-a-kind fundraiser held in Winnipeg this weekend.

A mall in Saskatchewan has purchased a piece of Christmas magic from Manitoba.

Jo Davies says she’s noticed her hearing is not what it used to be. And while she’d like to blame technology, the fault, she says, ‘lies primarily with my dipstick teenage self.’

The alien-like amphibious machines —part barge and part backhoe — have experienced their fair share of bumps and bruises over the 14-year course of Manitoba’s unique ice-breaking program.

In an effort to help tenants understand their rights, CBC has compiled this reference guide with information on a few of the common questions renters have and the issues they face.

A film festival that showcases Indigenous cinema kicked off Friday evening and will offer up a variety of short and feature length films throughout the weekend.

After the murder of 50 worshippers at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, Olaf Pyttlik wanted to do something to show Muslim Winnipeggers that their city is behind them. So the café owner decided to use what he knows best: board games.