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American vision care non-profit moving to Manitoba as U.S. tariffs drive up costs
A non-profit that provides eye care to people in 68 countries plans to move its production to Manitoba because of the uncertainty created by U.S. tariffs.
Bear Clan partners with Crime Stoppers and Aboriginal Alert to bring more missing Manitobans home
Bear Clan Patrol is teaming up with Aboriginal Alert, and Winnipeg Crime Stoppers in hopes of finding more missing people, an initiative they say has been in the works for four years.
Indian language films take centre stage at reopened Winnipeg cinema
From Bollywood to South Indian movies Garden City Cinema puts a spotlight on Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam and Telugu films.
New initiative helps seniors in north Winnipeg get to grocery stores
A new program called the Food Access Bus is helping seniors who lack transportation or have mobility issues get to and from the grocery store.
Slain Winnipeg teen being honoured across Canada by youth hockey group
A national hockey organization that works with marginalized youth through the sport is paying tribute to one of its own. Sixteen-year-old Trey Basarowich, who coached and mentored youth through HEROS Hockey, died after he was shot in October in Winnipeg.
Advocates say Velma's House falling short on mandate to provide 24/7 safe space for women in Winnipeg
More than three years after it opened, Winnipeg's only designated 24/7 safe space for vulnerable and exploited women has not yet fulfilled its mandate of providing around-the-clock service, advocates say.
Winnipeg postal workers collecting letters to Santa despite ongoing strike
Postal workers on picket lines say regardless of its dispute with Canada Post, they will continue the 40-year tradition of getting letters to the North Pole.