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'Look in my eyes and tell me you're sorry,' victim's brother tells stepdad behind accidental fatal shooting
A man who admitted to accidentally shooting and killing his stepson during a family barbecue in a small southeastern Manitoba community almost two years ago has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Winnipeg lawyer to represent Peter Nygard in Montreal sex assault, forcible confinement case
Former Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard will now be represented by a Winnipeg lawyer on charges of sexual assault and forcible confinement he faces in Montreal.
Family of Winnipeg man killed by strangers address court in 'devastating' murder case
The sisters of a man killed when a trio of strangers forced their way into his home almost two years ago wept in a Winnipeg courtroom Tuesday as prosecutors described how Cory Roulette’s death shattered his family.
As one Manitoba landfill search for First Nations women's remains ends, another is set to begin
Donna Bartlett’s family is still coming to terms with the end of a months-long search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for her granddaughter, after it wrapped up last week with only some of Marcedes Myran’s remains located.
Prairie Green landfill search for slain First Nations women ends
A search of a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women murdered by a serial killer in 2022 has officially ended, the province says.
Manitoba RCMP constable convicted after crash between police car, 2 other vehicles in Portage la Prairie
A Manitoba RCMP constable who got into a crash as she responded to a call in 2023 has been convicted of driving without due regard for safety.
Manitoba hotel owner charged with trafficking employees granted bail
A Manitoba hotel owner charged with human trafficking has been granted bail after four of his employees from India reported being underpaid, forced to work 15-hour days and threatened with deportation.
Manitoba prepared to house thousands more wildfire evacuees if needed, official says
While recent rain has helped crews as they battle wildfires across Manitoba, provincial officials say they’re prepared to house thousands more evacuees if needed, as 122 blazes now actively burn across the province.
Government 'dragging their feet' in compensation talks, says man wrongfully convicted in 1973 Winnipeg murder
It's been over 50 years since Brian Anderson was convicted of a murder he didn't commit, almost two since his name was finally cleared and about 14 months since he sued in hopes of getting compensated for everything he lost — but after all that time, he says he's still waiting for that compensation from all three levels of government.
Suspended lawyer banned from filing appeals in Manitoba after 'multitude of meritless' motions: decision
A lawyer previously suspended from practising after being deemed incompetent has now been barred from starting or continuing proceedings in Manitoba’s appeals court without permission from a judge, after being deemed a "vexatious litigant."