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Charges for man accused of sexually assaulting teen followed flawed investigation: Manitoba judge
An attempt to put a group home worker's name on Manitoba's child abuse registry was based on charges stemming from a "seriously flawed investigation," a Manitoba judge says.
Manitoba scraps RCUT proposal for site of deadly bus crash after pushback
The Manitoba government is not moving forward with a proposal to put a restricted crossing U-turn, or RCUT, at the site of deadly bus crash in the Carberry area two years ago.
Winnipeg police looking for teen after machete attack west of Polo Park
The attacker is described as about 15 to 17 years old, with a skinny build and shaggy dark hair, between five feet, six inches, and five feet, 10 inches tall, police said.
Wildfire smoke prompts air quality advisory for most of Manitoba
A special air quality statement is in effect for most of Manitoba as wildfire smoke leads to poor air quality and reduced visibility.
Evacuation 'likely expected' for Leaf Rapids as wildfires threaten northern Manitoba town
Leaf Rapids residents are being told to get ready to leave on short notice as wildfires threaten yet another Manitoba community.
Brokenhead Ojibway creates new reserve on outskirts of Winnipeg
Brokenhead Ojibway Nation is expanding its reserve land just outside Winnipeg city limits in a move the First Nation says will help advance its economic development and self-determination.
Manitoba warns of further measles exposure at Winnipeg children's hospital
Manitoba public health officials are warning the public about potential measles exposures at two health-care facilities, including once again at Winnipeg children's hospital's emergency department.
Man re-arrested on child pornography charges at Winnipeg air force base
A man has been taken back into custody, months after he was arrested at a Winnipeg air force base on a charge of invitation to sexual touching and other child pornography-related charges.
As temperatures spike, West End Resource Centre may cut hours if it can't fix AC
The West End Resource Centre, a not-for-profit in Winnipeg's West End, said it may be forced to reduce service hours if it doesn't raise enough money to fix its air conditioning system heading into the dog days of summer.
Lynn Lake residents ordered to evacuate northern Manitoba town again Friday
Hundreds of Lynn Lake residents are being forced out of the northern Manitoba community, with wildfire activity once again threatening residents' safety only two weeks after they were allowed to return home.