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Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs will push to search landfill for Mashkode Bizhiki'ikwe: grand chief
The head of the Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs wants to see the search of a Manitoba landfill continue in hopes of finding the lone unknown victim of a Winnipeg serial killer.
2nd set of remains found at Manitoba landfill confirmed to be Marcedes Myran
Marcedes Myran's remains were one of two sets found at the Prairie Green landfill north of Winnipeg in February. The remains of Morgan Harris were publicly identified on March 7.
U.S. tariffs would have little effect on Canada's 'cartelized' dairy industry, experts say
The idea that potential U.S. tariffs on Canadian dairy products could significantly impact the country's protectionist system smells a bit off to some experts.
Norway House chief says First Nations can help Manitoba's potential to be global 'Costco of critical minerals'
The chief of the only First Nation to fully own a mining company in Manitoba says he wants the provincial and federal governments to recognize his community's role in boosting critical mineral exploration as a global race to secure those materials heats up.
North End residents, business owners will seek ideas to halt rapid rise in building fires
Residents, business owners and history lovers have been invited to gather on Tuesday evening to brainstorm solutions to combat a recent rash of fires in a historic Winnipeg neighbourhood.
Teen who drowned at Winnipeg pool 'paid with his life' for changes at city facilities, family says
A non-functioning radio, a delayed 911 call and an emergency alarm that took several attempts to turn on were some of the challenges that staff faced after an unconscious 14-year-old boy was discovered at the bottom of a city pool last year, an internal review says.
'We've been tokenized': Royal Winnipeg Ballet's entire Indigenous advisory circle resigns
Members of an Indigenous advisory committee at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet say they’re cutting ties with the organization after seven years.
Audit's advice for Manitoba health-care agencies surprising, 'ridiculous,' says health finance prof
Some of the recommendations offered in recently released audits of Manitoba’s health authorities are surprising and “ridiculous," a health finance expert says.
'Unsustainable' deficits at Manitoba health authorities driven by wages, supply costs: audits
Staffing and rising supply costs are the main factors behind "unsustainable" deficits discovered at most of Manitoba's health authorities over the last several years, according to audits recently released by the province.
Manitoba has few options to 'Trump-proof' its economy in next 30 days, experts say
Manitoba's premier says he wants to reduce the province's reliance on trade with the United States after potential tariffs on Canadian goods were paused, but experts say it's not as simple as it sounds.