Taylor Pryor, a 21-year-old Winnipeg woman who went missing on Thursday afternoon, has been found dead, Winnipeg police said. Read More
Winnipeg police were called to the 2100 block of Pembina Highway near the University of Manitoba for a medic call on Saturday morning. Read More
It’s a story Winnipeg Jets head coach Paul Maurice isn’t certain he’s told before. Read More
CALGARY — Chris Streveler was so battered and bruised after a gutsy effort at quarterback Saturday night that he could barely walk from his media interview session back to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers dressing room. Read More
CALGARY — When a banged-up Chris Streveler finally had to come out of the game in the fourth quarter Saturday, it was rookie Sean McGuire, not veteran Zach Collaros, who went in at quarterback for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Read More
Most political pundits and pollsters agree that the 2019 federal election is still “too close to call.” Make no mistake, on Oct. 21 every vote will count. Read More
OTTAWA — Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau has a marathon day of campaigning ahead, starting early this morning near Niagara Falls, Ont., and ending with a late-night rally in Calgary after a stop in Winnipeg along the way. Read More
TORONTO — This has been a lucrative weekend for someone in Quebec. Read More
Mayor Brian Bowman is urging Winnipeggers not to dump fallen tree parts on public land and roadways. Read More
As the Greta Thunberg train of climate activism rolls through Edmonton, accompanied by a counter-rally organized by supporters of Alberta’s oil and gas industry, we were left with two sides trying to out shout the other. Read More
Manitoba Public Insurance is reporting healthy growth in the first half of the 2019-20 fiscal year, buoyed by an increase in number of vehicles insured. Read More
The city’s upcoming four-year budget appears set to continue a series of 2.33% annual property tax hikes, while calling for strict spending limits and freezes on municipal departments. Read More
More Manitoba residents saw their electricity restored Thursday — one week after a major snowstorm brought down power poles and transmission towers and delivered another wallop to farmers. Read More
The Manitoba government is no longer asking a judge to adjourn the legal challenge against its public-sector wage freeze. Read More
The one year canniversary marking the legalization of cannabis brings new options for those who partake. Read More
What’s this, the Winnipeg Jets bandwagon isn’t quite as overcrowded as it used to be? Read More
If you’re the glass-half-full type, you’ll point to progress — another power-play goal, perhaps, or not trailing by multiple goals heading into the third, throw in hot-handed goalie, too. Read More
Jets coach Paul Maurice would probably like his team to play as close-to-the-vest as Barry Trotz often gets his Islanders to play. New York is giving up, on average, a goal per game less than Winnipeg. But the Jets have a young, highly-skilled group of forwards and a mish-mash collection of new defencemen, so getting […]
If you had days or even hours to live, what would you do? Read More
Two city councillors are calling for Winnipeg to take an official stand against Quebec’s Bill 21, which bans public servants from wearing religious garments at work, including turbans, hijabs and crosses. Read More
The farm that has been in Jamal Abas’ family for four generations was without power for a sixth straight day Tuesday — one of thousands of homes and businesses across Manitoba still suffering after a massive snowstorm that brought down trees, transmission lines and large utility towers. Read More
You’d have to go back to Week 1 of the regular season to find some video of Zach Collaros throwing the pigskin in the Canadian Football League. Read More
What propelled the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to nine wins in their first 12 games of the 2019 CFL season was a particular style of football. Read More
A year ago, Sheilah Restall saw a post on the online forum Reddit about a community in Great Britain which got together to put together a massive poppy blanket for Remembrance Day. The idea struck her immediately. Read More
A young Winnipeg chef claimed the gold medal for Canada in a prestigious cook-off against some of the world’s top young chefs. Read More
NORWAY HOUSE, Man. — Police say a man and a child have died after a house fire in Norway House, Man., early Saturday morning. Read More
Mayor Brian Bowman declared a state of local emergency for the City of Winnipeg to deal the unprecedented weather event which has left 2,500 residents without power, more than 30,000 trees damaged or destroyed and could cost the City well in excess of $10 million to recover from. Read More
The Canadian Red Cross has opened a warming shelter at the RBC Convention Centre in downtown Winnipeg for individuals from up to 11 Manitoba First Nations that are currently without hydro power due to the recent major snowstorm. Read More
Manitoba premier Brian Pallister will declare a state of emergency on a request from Manitoba Hydro as an early snow storm continues to wreak havoc across the southern part of the province. Read More
“This is not right. Remember that it is Ottawa that has been insisting that provinces and territories follow the Canada Health Act to the T.” – Manitoba Health Minister Cameron Friesen Read More
There have been several times this season when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers simply needed one member of their defence to step up and make a play in order to preserve a victory that eventually ended up in a loss. Read More
CHICAGO — A forgettable first period, a two-goal comeback and an overtime tally to remember: The story of the Winnipeg Jets’ third straight win in a nutshell. Read More
So that’s what the Black and Blue Division looks like. Read More
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is hoping for more details on the federal government’s plan to ensure edible cannabis products will not be produced or packaged in a way that would entice children and teens. Read More
When Josh Morrissey engages a forward, one of the things he’s looking for while trying to win a puck battle and regain possession is simply an opening. Read More
Emergency officials are asking Winnipeg drivers to stay off the roads, after a blast of early winter weather disrupted traffic signals, triggered extensive power outages, destroyed trees and dumped plenty of snow. Read More
