The City of Winnipeg is providing $100,000 of safety grants to community groups. Read More
With the number of retail thefts increasing exponentially in Winnipeg, so too are requests made by businesses for special duty officers to monitor their stores. Read More
It was the self-deprecating Patrik Laine who came off the ice after practice, Wednesday. Read More
Premier Brian Pallister is promising “bold” action from his government next year, with a continued focus on tax cuts and cost savings. Read More
For those looking for work, the job market in Winnipeg will remain tight next year. But if you’ve got a job, you’re probably going to keep it. Read More
Red River College is launching a Truth and Reconciliation Award for Indigenous full-time students, it was announced Tuesday. Read More
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have taken one name off their lengthy potential free agent list. Read More
The provincial government unveiled new provincial legislation aimed at taking another bite out of the black market for cannabis. Read More
On the outside, you’d file Tuesday’s game against the Detroit Red Wings under ‘should win’ for the Winnipeg Jets. Read More
After three trucks and a trailer went through the ice Sunday on Lake Winnipeg, it had Craig Stapon scratching his head wondering what it was going to take to convince people to stay off thin ice before it is ready for them. Read More
At this point, you need a calculator to add up all the stories that have emanated from the Winnipeg Jets’ blue line this season. Read More
I’ve been wondering when those two Chang Horses facing traffic on St. James in the Polo Park area would be moving to in front of the new P. F. Chang’s China Bistro. Well, now I know. I’ve been invited to their VIP event next week to celebrate the grand opening. Which means you’ll be eating […]
Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman said a provincial demand to speed up pollution reductions at the North End sewage treatment plant could risk far greater environmental damage. Read More
An off-duty RCMP officer was certainly at the right place at the right time. Read More
A surprise passenger walked down the aisle looking for his seat on Delta Flight 783 from Dallas to the Twin Cities on Friday morning. Read More
Everyone should feel safe in their own neighbourhood. People should also feel safe when they visit other neighbourhoods in the city, including downtown. This seems self-evident and like something everyone can agree on. Read More
Local grocer Munther Zeid is tired of non-engagement policies when it comes to thieving in his stores that have largely struck out. Read More
The Grey Cup champion Winnipeg Blue Bombers have released defensive end Jonathan Kongbo to allow him to try to tackle a job in the NFL. Read More
Corin Raymond would happily live in a place where the air hurts his face. Read More
Sel Burrows says the city and province should be taking the lessons learned from their successes in making Point Douglas a safe neighbourhood when it comes to their downtown efforts. Read More
Council’s public works committee hopes to prevent a host of potential Winnipeg Transit service cuts. Read More
There are no easy answers to the issues facing Winnipeg’s downtown core, anybody who says otherwise is lying. Read More
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Defensive back Mason Appleton is so close to returning to the Winnipeg Jets lineup, he can almost taste it. Read More
Manitoba political leaders shared their federal government wish lists with deputy prime minister Chrystia Freeland on Tuesday. Read More
The provincial government has released a new report in the pursuit of downtown safety that calls for more foot patrols, improved lighting and potentially the installation of CCTV cameras with facial and behaviour recognition software. Read More
The Grey Cup returned to Portage and Hargrave on Tuesday, not to start another parade, but to kick off a Winnipeg Jets game. Read More
The Winnipeg Jets are being forced to forge ahead without another defenceman after the team announced Dmitry Kulikov will be checking into the infirmary for an extended stay. Read More
A made-in-Winnipeg movie musical sourced from significant events of a century ago was never a Schur thing at the box office, but Stand! has managed at least that in its opening weekend. Read More
A project is being launched to help homeless people who are sleeping outdoors or in temporary camps, it was announced Monday. Read More
A chief of a Manitoba First Nation is proposing a class-action lawsuit against the federal government on behalf of her community and other reserves that have experienced long-term boil water advisories. Read More
Manitoba’s Jennifer Saunders has finally decided to hang up her racquet. Read More
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