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Manitoba must pay $19.4M to U of M profs after court upholds ruling  Winnipeg Free Press

Smoke from wildfires in the northwest has drifted into southern Manitoba, prompting air quality issues and reduced visibility in Winnipeg, Brandon, Steinbach, and other areas in the south of the province.

Smoke from wildfires in the northwest has drifted into southern Manitoba, prompting air quality issues and reduced visibility in Winnipeg, Brandon, Steinbach, and other areas in the south of the province.

Manitoba liquor workers to go on strike with planned walkout  Global News

Southern Manitoba hit by hail, probable tornado  CTV News Winnipeg

Manitoba Government Provides Additional Funds to Service ...  news.gov.mb.ca

Supporters of a blockade at the city-owned Brady Road landfill in Winnipeg said they were willing to get arrested if need be after a Manitoba judge granted an interim injunction that prevents protesters from blocking the main road to the facility. 

The City of Winnipeg and a group of protesters who have been blocking the main entrance to the Brady Road landfill have been unable to reach a compromise, meaning a judge will have to make a decision regarding the city’s request for an injunction, a court heard Friday morning. 

Supporters of a blockade at the city-owned Brady Road landfill in Winnipeg said they were willing to get arrested if need be after a Manitoba judge granted an interim injunction that prevents protesters from blocking the main road to the facility. 

A judge has granted an interim injunction that orders the removal of a blockade at the main entrance to the city-owned Brady Road landfill in Winnipeg that was set up by protesters about a week ago. 

Workers at Manitoba Liquor Marts across the province will walk off the job next week as contract negotiations with Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries have stalled, union leaders say.

Manitoba First Nation declares state of emergency over violence ...  iHeartRadio.ca

Funnel clouds spotted Thursday afternoon - CHVNRadio: Southern ...  CHVN Radio

A “Made in Manitoba” Crisis – Winnipeg Free Press  Winnipeg Free Press

A 'Made in Manitoba' crisis – Winnipeg Free Press  Winnipeg Free Press

Construction Begins on Perimeter Highway between McGillivray ...  news.gov.mb.ca

Chicago’s Gray Set for Manitoba Derby Trial  ChrisD.ca

Manitoba defends choice of lowest energy code for new builds  Canada's National Observer

This week's Council of the Federation meetings featured more process than progress.

Team Manitoba archer prepares for North American Indigenous Games  CBC.ca

Team Manitoba archer prepares for North American Indigenous Games  CBC News

Among the over 500 Indigenous athletes traveling from Manitoba to Nova Scotia for the North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) are four 3D archers, including 15-year-old Métis competitor Ethan Hall. 

The Bank of Canada's unprecedented campaign of rate hikes since early 2022 have meant higher payments for many already. But with millions more set to renew soon, the pain will spread to just about everyone.

This past week was the Earth’s hottest on record, as extreme weather from wildfires to floods ravaged various corners of the world. Here’s a closer look at what’s happening.

Manitoba Liquor and Lotteries employees to strike | CTV News  CTV News Winnipeg

Manitoba premier lashes out at federal minister for landfill search comments  Global News

Manitoba's premier accused Ottawa of politicizing its decision  APTN News

Winnipeg city councillors approved a new collective agreement with police officers that takes some of the burden for pension funding off of the city. 

Manitoba Securities Commission hearing pits realtor, foundation ...  Winnipeg Free Press

Tornado warnings lifted in Manitoba  CBC.ca

Hollywood strike: What it could mean for Manitoba | CTV News  CTV News Winnipeg

Hollywood strike: What it could mean for Manitoba  CTV News Winnipeg

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Retired paramedics stepping up to help get patients to appointments in Manitoba’s Interlake region  CityNews Winnipeg

Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson says a federal minister was reckless and inflammatory when he criticized the province Wednesday over its decision not to search a landfill for the remains of two First Nations women believed to be the victims of a serial killer.