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Manitoba adopting 'buy Canadian' strategy, will scrutinize U.S. hydro contracts: premier
Premier Wab Kinew says the Manitoba government will prioritize buying from Canadian companies, while also scrutinizing hydro contracts and keep American alcohol off the Liquor Marts in response to the dangling threat of U.S. tariffs, even after some of those levies have now been put on hold.
Mother searches for closure in daughter's homicide, fights for her to not be forgotten
Four years after Jana Williams' remains were found outside a Winnipeg building, there is still little known about her death — a homicide that has no arrests and her family searching for answers.
Winnipeg restaurant looks to change menu to avoid ingredients hit by tariffs
At least one Winnipeg restaurant is making changes to its menu to avoid costly tariffs on some ingredients amid the trade war between the United States and Canada.
Trump's treatment of Zelenskyy a 'disgrace' and 'embarrassment,' Manitoba Ukrainian says
A heated clash between U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has left some in Manitoba's Ukrainian community in outrage and dismay.
Manitoba Grade 12 students slipped in advanced math, French in 2024 provincial exams
Grade 12 students in Manitoba slipped in provincial advanced math and French test scores last year, compared to the four most recent testing years.
Manitoba school divisions tabling property tax hikes for 2nd year in a row
At least four of Winnipeg's six English-speaking school divisions and one in western Manitoba are tabling property tax hikes to raise revenue to cover wage settlements, growing student enrolment and increasing capital expenses.
Possible human remains found at Manitoba landfill where search underway for slain First Nations women
Potential human remains have been found at the Prairie Green landfill, according to experts on site who have been searching for Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran, two of the four women murdered by serial killer Jeremy Skibicki in Winnipeg in 2022.
'Their mutual talent was to love': Family honours adventurous, loving couple who died after house fire
Ted and Dawn Allan had different tastes — he was a "fitness freak" and she did ballet — but their family say the Winnipeg couple had a mutual talent for love that was key to their 60-year relationship until they died in a fire at their Fort Garry home in December.
Hundreds rally in Winnipeg marking 3rd anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine
The head of the Manitoba branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress says Ukraine needs Canada's support now more than ever.
Women's Health Clinic services disrupted after bursting pipes, falling ceiling tiles and flooding
Services at the Women's Health Clinic have been disrupted for the second time in less than a year as infrastructure problems in the decaying downtown building resurface the need for promised provincial funding that has yet to be delivered to retrofit the site.