Political campaigns are all about ideas and what former president George H. W. Bush called “the vision thing.” A leader with no vision is like a boat without a rudder. Read More
TOKYO — Canada’s Tyler Mislawchuk of Oak Bluff, Man., prevailed in a ‘battle of nutrition’ in sticky, humid conditions on Friday to win Tokyo’s International Triathlon Union (ITU) Olympic qualifying race, which also doubled as a Tokyo 2020 test event. Read More
If you ever fly on WestJet from Winnipeg to Ottawa and love playing with dogs, you’re in luck. Read More
DAUPHIN, Man. — RCMP say two young girls are dead after a collision near Dauphin, Man., on Friday. Read More
A course record, two holes-in-one, a disruptive turtle and a leader whose great-great grandfather discovered Babe Ruth. Read More
Patrik Laine said he knows he’ll be playing somewhere next year but stopped short of answering the where part. Read More
It’s funny how we treat our quarterbacks in this town. Not funny, ha-ha, but funny as in a little odd. Read More
On a night when quarterback Matt Nichols answered some of his critics early, then left with an apparent arm injury, and running back Andrew Harris made CFL history, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers overcame mistakes and turned up the heat on defence and special teams to beat the B.C. Lions 32-16 Read More
It seems unlikely that there’ll be any brown acid circulating, but there are at least a couple of events bringing the flavour of Woodstock on the 50th anniversary of the landmark festival this weekend. Read More
The Manitoba Liberals are offering a multi-million plan to boost Manitoba’s mental health services, which they claim are hindered by lengthy wait times. Read More
As a vote on the city’s final collective bargaining offer to Winnipeg Transit drivers looms overhead, two city councillors had a message for the city’s mayor on Thursday. Read More
Officials at the Grace General Hospital are asking folks to be on alert after a report there was a skimmer attached to the parking pay station in the hospital’s main lobby last weekend. Read More
TED WYMAN’S BOMBERS’ GAME DAY Read More
Former Bombers receiver Weston Dressler has all-but officially retired from the CFL to take a job in health care communications in his hometown of Bismarck, N.D. Read More
The road into Southwood Golf and Country Club this week is lined with banners of former Canadian tour players who’ve made the jump to the PGA Tour. Read More
A provincial advocate for those living disabilities fears it may have to close its doors after a cut in funding two years ago from the Manitoba government has left them running on financial fumes. Read More
The Winnipeg Goldeyes lost 10-2 to the St. Paul Saints at CHS Field on Tuesday afternoon. Read More
Over the last two games, running back Andrew Harris has accounted for 54.2% of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ offensive yardage. Read More
Two Vancouver Island men who were suspects in the deaths of three people and led police on a manhunt across Western Canada shot themselves, the RCMP said Monday. Read More
A Winnipeg family has made a plea to the public to help find Cynthia Parisian, a mother and grandmother, who vanished in February. Read More
Winnipeggers are invited to learn how to combat opioids with a documentary screening and a naloxone training night. Read More
St. Paul Saints’ right-hander Eddie Medina has established himself as one of the premier pitchers in all of independent baseball. Read More
It’s 8:45 a.m. and you’re late for work, again. You would rather be doing your job but congestion on Pembina Highway is holding you back, again. Winnipeg, we have a traffic problem. Read More
The Green Party of Manitoba laid out specifics on Sunday of one of the party’s main platforms: the proposal for Basic Income and more progressive tax system. Read More
In Manitoba there were 11,500 jobs that went unfilled, and while this may be a sign of a growing economy, a local economist and lobbyist says this could also be a problem if job vacancies continue to grow. Read More
A teenage girl is dead and three people taken to hospital following a two-vehicle collision Saturday morning near Morris. Read More
A Liberal government would do more to boost creative industries that have managed to thrive despite decades of neglect, provincial party leader Dougald Lamont said. Read More
The Winnipeg Goldeyes acquired two significant pieces in a trade on Friday. Read More
A Manitoba First Nations Police K-9 unit is being credited in locating suspects in a stolen vehicle who are believed to be involved in a string of break and enters. Read More
One person was sent to hospital following an apartment fire Saturday in St. Charles. Read More
An elderly woman is dead following an early-morning house fire in a northern Manitoba community. Read More
Beefed up security at the Millennium Library is creating a false sense of safety for some, and a de-humanizing experience for others, local advocates say, calling for the security’s immediate removal. Read More
Folklorama’s milestone 50th anniversary is well underway in Winnipeg. With a successful first week completed, organizers are excited to jump into the final week of the festival. Read More
VANCOUVER — As the RCMP remains tight-lipped about why two young men may have killed three people in northern British Columbia, one of the survivors in Toronto’s Danforth shooting says she’s been following the story closely. Read More
There’s no question basketball has never been more popular in Canada than it is right now. Read More
Promoters of an NFL pre-season game in Winnipeg later this month have announced a significant reduction in the prices of about 6,000 tickets in wake of slow sales. Read More
