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Brandon shopping mall confirmed as measles exposure site
Manitoba health officials have identified one new measles exposure site at a Brandon shopping mall, as confirmed cases of the infectious disease continue to rise in the province.
Union sounds alarm over gaps in ambulance service in Thompson
The head of a Manitoba firefighters union says communication has broken down between the union and the city of Thompson, and he believes that is putting public safety and lives at risk in northern Manitoba.
Blaze leaves decades-old Logan Avenue business in ruins
A business owner and his family have been left devastated and wondering what it will take to rebuild after a fire ripped through a Winnipeg business that has been in the family for more than 70 years.
Teen arrested for random machete attack in Winnipeg
Winnipeg Police say a 15-year-old boy is in custody after an unprovoked machete attack left a 68-year-old man with serious injuries on Friday.
City rolls out 'complete overhaul' of transit system
The city rolled out its brand new transit network on Sunday, a change the mayor calls the largest in more than a century for Winnipeg Transit.
Community groups push restorative justice for racialized Winnipeggers
Community groups in Winnipeg seek a restorative approach to policing and prosecuting racialized and immigrant communities.
Eastman Pride helps bring celebrations to rural Manitoba communities this summer
Several first-time Pride events are coming to rural Manitoba communities this summer, as a local group works to spread the message of Pride throughout the province, and into places where they believe it’s needed now more than ever.
Winnipeg housing co-op residents scared, angry after 5-year-old attacked by dogs
Fear and anger are growing in a northwest Winnipeg housing complex, after a mother says her young daughter was attacked by two dogs that she says have a history of aggressive behaviour.
Canada Day events planned for Winnipeg and throughout the province Tuesday
As Canadians gear up for the country's 158th birthday on Tuesday, multiple events and activities are planned in Winnipeg and elsewhere in the province for those who want to get out and celebrate Canada Day.
Winnipeg lawyer charged with multiple counts of professional misconduct
A Winnipeg lawyer has been found guilty on more than a dozen charges of breaching his professional code of conduct after three different citations were filed against him, and he will now wait to learn what punishment he will face.