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Manitoba PC leadership candidate asked to apologize for sharing post stating Muslim rival must be stopped
A national Muslim advocacy organization says it's "deeply alarmed" a candidate to lead Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party shared a Facebook entry that declared his Muslim rival must be prevented from winning the race.
Conservatives nominate former PC cabinet minister to seek federal office in Winnipeg South
A former Manitoba PC cabinet minister has won the Conservative nomination to run in the upcoming federal election in Winnipeg South.
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Federal election 2025: Where change may come in Manitoba
Sometime very soon, Canadians are headed into another federal election. Here are the Manitoba seats most and least likely to change hands this year.
New CentreVenture CEO Squires tasked with reviving downtown Winnipeg development agency
Rochelle Squires, the new CEO of Winnipeg's downtown development agency, has been asked to create more affordable housing in Manitoba's capital and come up with a new vision for Graham Avenue — and make the once-powerful CentreVenture relevant again.
MPI rates to rise 5.7% in coming fiscal year, driving insurance for average vehicle up $51
Manitoba Public Insurance has been ordered to raise its basic rates by 5.7 per cent on April 1, an increase that will result in the insurance tab for passenger vehicles rising an average of $51 during the 2025-26 fiscal year.
Lone Manitoba Liberal MP to call for Trudeau's resignation sees hope for unpopular party
The lone Manitoba Liberal MP who called for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to resign said the prorogation of Parliament and the coming party leadership race will give the unpopular Liberals a chance to reconnect with Canadian voters.
Manitoba PC leadership candidates accused of using divisive rhetoric, political opportunism
The candidates vying to lead Manitoba's Progressive Conservative Party are defending themselves against separate accusations of political opportunism and using divisive rhetoric.
Changes to your taxes in 2025: At the pump, at home and on your paycheque
Here's how federal, provincial and municipal taxes will change for residents of Manitoba and Winnipeg in 2025.
Warming climate, wacky weather create skating trail trials and tribulations
What used to be taken for granted in Canada — winter weather cold enough to allow skating on rivers and ponds — has become a meteorological throw of the dice, thanks to the long-term effects of climate change coupled with the natural variability from year to year.
Manitoba man drowns while clearing snow from pond with skid-steer loader on Christmas Eve
A 58-year-old Ste. Anne man drowned on Christmas Eve after his skid-steer loader fell through the ice on a pond in the rural community southeast of Winnipeg.