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Winnipeggers rally outside U.S. Consulate to stand up for Canadian sovereignty
Winnipeggers who protested outside the U.S. Consulate on Monday say they want to let the Trump administration know Canada will never be the 51st state.
An extremist group has been linked to a Winnipeg terrorism-related case. What is M.K.Y.?
M.K.Y, a racially and ethnically motivated extremist group police say has been linked to an antisemitic vandalism case in Winnipeg, draws its hateful ideology from many sources but is ultimately fuelled by a sense of nihilism, experts say.
19-year-old Winnipeg man allegedly tied to neo-Nazi group 'not a crazy terrorist,' grandmother says
The grandmother of a 19-year-old Winnipegger facing terrorism-related charges says she burst into tears when she heard the seriousness of the allegations against him.
NDP's Shannon Corbett cruises to easy victory in Transcona byelection
NDP candidate Shannon Corbett will be the next MLA to represent Transcona in the Manitoba legislature.
Union complains after Winnipeg mayor says he wants staff back in office full-time
The City of Winnipeg's largest union says it's filed a grievance against the city after the mayor indicated he's looking to call all staff back to the office.
Non-profit aims to prevent labour trafficking in Manitoba's migrant-reliant trucking industry
A Manitoba-based charity that supports survivors of human trafficking hopes to raise awareness about the issue among workers in the increasingly migrant-reliant trucking industry.
Manitoba premier defends 'meme war' as PCs criticize video making fun of Trump
Manitoba's premier says the province should be strategic when plotting out its moves in the trade war with the U.S.
Winnipeg shoppers 'heartbroken' as future uncertain for Hudson's Bay Co.
Winnipeggers are lamenting the potential loss of a fixture in the city's history, with several Hudson's Bay Co. stores now potentially on the chopping block after the storied retailer was granted creditor protection.
Selkirk residents weigh impacts on Manitoba steel city on the eve of U.S. tariffs
Tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum exports to the U.S. are set to take effect on Wednesday after midnight.
Manitoba landlords may have to compensate tenants displaced by unsafe living conditions
The Manitoba government wants landlords to support tenants who are forced to vacate their buildings because of safety reasons.