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Private prosecution trial of Manitoba live-horse exporter adjourned
The private prosecution trial of a live-horse exporter in Manitoba was adjourned Monday, after the defence successfully argued a late disclosure of documents could negatively affect their ability to properly cross-examine an expert witness and defend their client.
Parents of babies worry about measles exposure in Manitoba outbreak
Parents in Manitoba are growing more concerned as measles cases rise, and for the first time, officials have called what's happening in the province an outbreak.
First Nation mourning serial killer victim Ashlee Shingoose holding 1st Red Dress Day event
A northern Manitoba First Nation is holding its first Red Dress Day event on Monday as it mourns Ashlee Shingoose, a community member who has now been identified as one of the victims of a serial killer.
First Nations craftspeople gather to showcase skills, share traditional knowledge in Winnipeg
First Nations craftspeople from across Manitoba are gathering to showcase their cooking, medicine and mukluk-making skills in Winnipeg this week. Both those who are learning and the teachers say they hope the event helps preserve and revive traditions.
For some voters in smaller Manitoba cities, housing is a top election priority
Manitobans across the province say they’re focused on housing in this federal election, from affordability to the types of homes the next government should prioritize.
Manitoba seniors say cost of living, health care, U.S. tariffs among top concerns in this federal election
From the cost of living to health care to sovereignty and tariff threats from the United States, Manitoba seniors are considering who will be the best person to lead Canada and address their concerns. Some say they remain undecided.
As rural ERs close, doctors seek election promises for pan-Canadian licensing
Doctors and residents in northern and rural Manitoba say health care in their communities must be a federal election priority this year, as emergency rooms continue to close and patients travel farther and longer for care.
New Pembina Valley cemetery, mosque helping Muslims feel more at home
Morden’s growing Muslim community has a new place to come together and pray, and soon they’ll also have a final resting place for their loved ones. The City of Morden and the local Muslim community have arranged to set aside land for a Muslim burial site at the city's newest cemetery.
Morden business, housing construction slowing down over wastewater woes
Demand for housing in Morden, Man., is high, but the city can only issue a limited number of building permits as its lagoon system nears capacity.
New biking, walking pathway to connect Morden, Winkler by fall
People in the growing Morden-Winkler area of southern Manitoba will soon have a new biking and walking trail connecting the twin cities, linking Winkler and some of its neighbouring communities to the Trans Canada Trail network.