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Winnipeg content creators look to other social media platforms ahead of impending U.S. TikTok ban
Days away from the possible ban of TikTok in the U.S., some Winnipeg content creators are worried about what lies ahead.
Before Sutherland Hotel was gutted by fire, new owner planned renos, housing conversion, agent says
A hotel built during the City of Winnipeg's earliest years is now a pile of rubble surrounded by a metal fence.
Consultations for Manitoba's 1st supervised drug consumption site underway
The provincial government is seeking feedback on its proposed supervised drug consumption site, with consultations underway in Winnipeg's Point Douglas neighbourhood.
Education Minister Nello Altomare, 61, 'changed the lives of Manitoba students forever': premier
Nello Altomare, the MLA for Transcona and the province's education minister, has died. He was 61.
Manitoba industry leaders want tariffs to remain 'top of mind' in talks following PM's resignation
The unexpected but long-awaited resignation of Canada's prime minister has ushered in a series of economic questions and uncertainties, including in Manitoba.
Vacant Winnipeg church hit with 4th fire since October 2021, on night before Orthodox Christmas
Instead of cementing the final preparations for celebrating Orthodox Christmas with family and friends, members of a Winnipeg church were seeking updates on a fire in the city's Point Douglas neighbourhood.
Manitoba Habitat Conservancy makes $5.25M offer to buy Lemay Forest
A charitable conservation organization has made a $5.25-million offer to buy a parcel of land in south Winnipeg that's been the focus of a contentious development proposal — but those representing the developer say the offer is too low.
Winnipeg Humane Society 'at the edge' of crisis mode amid limited capacity
Despite an uptick in adoptions last year, the Winnipeg Humane Society is still struggling to find space for all of its animals and spent much of last year in "crisis mode," after a string of dog seizures prevented it from taking in more animals, the shelter's manager of adoptions says.
Historic Firth House in St. Andrews 'a total loss' after fire
A St. Andrews home built in 1861 that had a historic site designation from the province of Manitoba went up in flames Thursday morning.
Logan Zacharias going for back-to-back under-18 Manitoba boys' curling titles
Logan Zacharias is trying to accomplish something his decorated older sisters were never able to on the pebbled ice. The 18-year-old is hoping to earn a return trip to the under-18 Canadian curling championships when he and his Altona-based team take aim at defending their U18 Manitoba title beginning Wednesday in Morden.