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The Métis National Council's bid to regain temporary control of millions of dollars of disputed assets held by a former ally sputtered Thursday before a Ontario Superior Court judge in Toronto.

The province is reviving a program to give paramedics advanced training to use in rural and northern Manitoba as part of an additional $200 million announced to recruit, train and retain health-care workers. 

Family raising the alarm of inadequate medical transport services in Manitoba  CityNews Winnipeg

Why are cricket populations up this year throughout Manitoba?  PortageOnline.com

CBSA seizes cocaine in semi at Manitoba border crossing | CTV News  CTV News Winnipeg

Manitoba to spend an additional $200M on health care staffing plan  Winnipeg Sun

Support from across Canada arrives in Manitoba to call for landfill ...  CBC.ca

A north Winnipeg convenience store worker was shot while confronting an alleged shoplifter outside the store this week, police say.

Dauphin man killed in ATV crash with tree, Manitoba RCMP say  Global News

Police said neither person was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash, and that the ATV they were riding in had been reported stolen from the Alonsa area earlier this month.

Two orphaned polar bears are moving from a Winnipeg facility to the new Wild Canada zone at the Calgary Zoo/Wilder Institute.

A stolen ATV with two people aboard went into a ditch before striking a tree, leaving a man dead and sending a woman to hospital, say Manitoba RCMP.

Meeting the Manitoba Drivers: Part 4  Harnesslink

Three charged in cocaine bust in RM of Mountain  CityNews Winnipeg

Manitoba PNP Draw: Province Issues 595 Canada Immigration ...  Immigration.ca

Border agents seized more than 60 kilograms of what's believed to be cocaine hidden by loads of corn in a commercial truck that crossed the Manitoba border earlier this month, authorities say.

The promise of economic reconciliation is becoming common among governments, political parties, corporations and banks. CBC Indigenous looks at what this new buzzword really means.

News Releases | Manitoba Government Invests in New Boutique ...  news.gov.mb.ca

A train derailment east of Thompson, Man., earlier this week is affecting freight and passenger service out of the northern city.

Possible tornado in southern Manitoba as supercell storms produce hail of a night  CBC.ca

Opinion: By refusing to search the landfill, Manitoba shows its true ...  The Globe and Mail

Manitoba Barbie collector unveils collection | CTV News  CTV News Winnipeg

Three people were arrested after Manitoba RCMP seized more than a kilogram of cocaine from a home in the RM of Mountain last week.

Swirling skies, intense winds and damaging hail caused damage across parts of southern Manitoba on Wednesday after a pair of supercell storms roared across the province.

Swirling skies, intense winds and damaging hail caused damage across parts of southern Manitoba on Wednesday after a pair of supercell storms roared across the province.

Swirling skies, intense winds and damaging hail caused damage across parts of southern Manitoba on Wednesday after a pair of supercell storms roared across the province.

Manitoba weather: storms bring potential tornado touchdown, hail ...  CTV News Winnipeg

Manitoba RCMP West District CREST seize large amount of cocaine ...  Royal Canadian Mounted Police

News Releases | Manitoba Fairness Legislation Reducing Barriers ...  news.gov.mb.ca

Altona hosts Australian royalty for 2023 Manitoba Sunflower Festival  PembinaValleyOnline.com

67th Manitoba Threshermen's Reunion & Stampede starts today  PembinaValleyOnline.com

The head of an organization that does outreach work to homeless people east of the Red River says they’ve never seen as many encampments as they have this year.

Manitoba Museum Captivates Audience  730 CKDM

England and France could suddenly get a new, colder climate due to the collapse of an Atlantic current. It's just one sign we’re getting dangerously close to some irreversible climate “tipping points." Here’s what that means.

England and France could suddenly get a new, colder climate due to the collapse of an Atlantic current. It's just one sign we’re getting dangerously close to some irreversible climate “tipping points." Here’s what that means.

Why is extreme heat so dangerous to the human body? Scientists say it’s because high heat puts strain on the heart and causes rapid dehydration, eventually leading to death if your body can’t cool itself down fast enough.

Why is extreme heat so dangerous to the human body? Scientists say it’s because high heat puts strain on the heart and causes rapid dehydration, eventually leading to death if your body can’t cool itself down fast enough.

Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs sorry to see Miller leave Crown-Indigenous Relations portfolio  CBC.ca

Manitoba's largest Indigenous advocacy organization is lamenting the loss of Marc Miller as Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations — but hopes his replacement will keep the process of a landfill search for two First Nations women's remains moving forward.

Manitoba’s Justice Department has fallen behind in supporting the provincial court system, the general says, leading to long delays particularly in the north.

CBC reporter Joanne Roberts and videographer Prabhjot Lotey visits the second of three Indigenous language camps running this week at Kildonan Park in Winnipeg. On Tuesday kids learned Dene, on Wednesday it was Anishinaabe, and on Thursday it will be Dakota.

Manitoba's health co-ordinator says six people, not five, remain in hospital more than a month after a fiery bus crash that claimed the lives of 17 others.

More voices are joining the call to search a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two homicide victims.

Tornado warnings throughout Manitoba | CTV News  CTV News Winnipeg

Former Manitoba Bisons receiver to make 1st career CFL start  Global News

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New Manitoba doctors contract makes virtual appointments ...  Winnipeg Free Press

The First Nation where Winnipeg has drawn its water from for more than a century is suing the city and federal government, saying it’s never been compensated for the harms they suffered as a result of the city’s water diversion system.