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Rent relief continues for residents at former Lions Place after $3.3M deal
Residents living at a former non-profit seniors' complex in downtown Winnipeg will continue to get some relief on rent for the next three years.
97 drivers tested positive for cannabis during enforcement campaign: Winnipeg police
Results from a recent traffic enforcement campaign show more needs to be done to educate Winnipeggers about the dangers of getting behind the wheel while high, police say.
Brazilian says he was deported after blowing whistle on Winnipegger who illegally hired foreign workers
A Brazilian man says he was misled into working illegally in Winnipeg based on the promise he would eventually get a work permit.
Province introduces advanced care paramedics in rural and northern Manitoba
The Manitoba government says a program introducing advanced care paramedics at seven locations will improve medical care for emergencies outside throughout rural and northern Manitoba.
Manitoba to match federal agricultural support funding as U.S. tariffs announced
The Manitoba government has announced additional supports for the province's agriculture sector as U.S. President Donald Trump announced new U.S. tariffs.
Manitoba First Nations leaders say they want to hear more about reconciliation in federal election
Some First Nations leaders in Manitoba say they're disappointed reconciliation has taken a back seat so far in the federal election campaign.
Faculty anxious amid University of Winnipeg financial woes
The union representing faculty at the University of Winnipeg says members are concerned about job security and the future of the institution amid a financial crush and talk of potential layoffs.
Southeast Child and Family Services workers ratify agreement as Métis, Michif agencies continue strike
Workers with Southeast Child and Family Services have voted in favour of a new collective agreement, days after two sister agencies hit the picket line calling for better wages.
Winnipeg journalist must hand over interview with father of man accused in mass shooting: judge
A Manitoba judge is standing by a decision ordering a Winnipeg reporter to hand over to police the full, unedited interview he did with the father of a man accused in connection with a 2023 mass shooting.
Winnipeg automation company lays off 1/3 of staff as trade war leads to 'spending freeze'
A Winnipeg-based robotics company says it's laid off about a third of its employees, as orders for its products dry up amid uncertainty stemming from the Canada-U.S. trade war.