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Doctors Manitoba warns about medical misinformation as it launches annual wellness campaign
Doctors Manitoba says it's doing its part in the fight against medical misinformation.
Thompson hospital security protocols fail to provide any real solutions, nurses' union says
New security measures put in place at Thompson General Hospital after a visitor with a gun barricaded himself inside the facility's chapel do nothing to actually keep staff safer, says the union that represents Manitoba nurses.
'I will make you proud,' Kyra Wilson says after election as Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs grand chief
The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs has elected Kyra Wilson, a former chief of Long Plain First Nation, as its new leader, filling the role left empty by the sudden death of Cathy Merrick last fall.
Manitoba has approved $9.7M in electric vehicle rebates since provincial program launched
Manitoba has already paid out almost $10 million in rebates for people buying or leasing electric vehicles since the province started taking applications for the incentive in July 2024.
Manitoba businesses mull Ottawa aid package as U.S. says tariffs plan going ahead
A Winnipeg-based biotechnology company says it's open to any financial help it can get from Ottawa as the U.S. continues to push forward with threats to impose tariffs.
Nearly a dozen Manitoba conservation officers redeployed to help secure U.S. border
Manitoba has unveiled details of a plan to send additional resources to the U.S. as the province primes itself for the impacts of a second Donald Trump presidency north of the 49th parallel.
RCMP calls for backup in Manitoba, Saskatchewan amid staffing crunch
RCMP are calling for officers from across the country to help fill gaps in detachments in Manitoba and Saskatchewan.
Border community reeve worries about another surge in illegal crossings after 6 men caught
The reeve of a Manitoba border community says he hopes the recent apprehension of six people who tried to sneak into Canada from the United States is not a sign of things to come.
RCMP charge former CAO accused of stealing over $500K from Manitoba municipality
A former chief administrative officer has been arrested and charged with fraud and theft after a two-year investigation into allegations she stole more than half a million dollars from the western Manitoba municipality she served.
MPI receives hundreds of collision claims after 'catastrophic' Friday blizzard
Manitoba Public Insurance is still getting claims from people whose vehicles were damaged during a blizzard that swept through southern parts of the province late last week.