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Manitoba lifts provincewide state of emergency as wildfire conditions improve
Manitoba's provincewide state of emergency is no longer in effect because of improving wildfire conditions, though the premier says risks remain for over a dozen communities that still aren't clear of wildfire threats.
Nopiming business owners hope province will help shoulder losses from summer season cut short by wildfires
Business owner in an eastern Manitoba provincial park are glad to be reopening following more than a month of wildfire-induced closures, though they're shouldering thousands in lost revenue and weary their typical outdoorsy clientele might not rush back this summer.
Residents in Lake Winnipeg cottage country alarmed after double homicide police say was targeted
Police in Manitoba are searching for the shooter in a targeted double homicide that left a corner of cottage country on Lake Winnipeg shaken on Friday.
10 years after apology, '60s Scoop survivors call for support beyond 'grossly inadequate' payout
Survivors of an infamous Canadian campaign to take Indigenous children from their families are underscoring the need for more action on the 10-year anniversary of the Manitoba's government formal apology for its role.
Employers should ditch sick notes to free up physicians, save taxpayers millions: Doctors Manitoba
Physician advocacy group Doctors Manitoba is calling on employers to get rid of sick note requirements in the workplace as a way of freeing up physicians to do less paperwork and more patient care.
Federal plan's cap on coverage for incontinence care products 'inhumane' and 'offensive,' say chief, doctor
Staff at a northern Manitoba Cree Nation care home say a daily cap on coverage from the federal government for incontinence products is out of step with elders' needs — something Indigenous health advocates call an "offensive" example of bureaucracy disadvantaging people in remote communities.
Manitoba farming lab gets boost to help leverage power of AI tech, drones in Prairie agricultural sector
A 8,500-square-foot facility just northwest of Winnipeg hopes to help fuse cutting edge tech with age-old farming wisdom in an effort to boost sustainability and agricultural yields through tools like artificial intelligence, machine learning and drones.
August sentencing date set for Winnipeg serial killer who murdered 4 Indigenous women
A convicted Winnipeg serial killer who targeted and murdered vulnerable Indigenous women will be sentenced next month.
More must be done to stop the bleeding as Manitoba risks losing hundreds of doctors in next 3 years: report
Healing the doctor shortage in Manitoba will be all the more difficult should 700 physicians head elsewhere to practise, reduce their hours or retire in the next three years as they've suggested they will, according to a new report.
No charges to be laid in bus crash that left 17 dead near Carberry, Man.
No charges will be laid in the bus crash last year near Carberry — the deadliest in Manitoba history — for a variety of reasons, including a brain injury suffered by the bus driver and blind spots that may have obscured views of the oncoming semi-trailer truck.