Manitoba news

RCMP are trying to identify a person who was found dead in the Red River. The cause of death was not criminal, police said.

RCMP are trying to identify a person who was found dead in the Red River. The cause of death was not criminal, police said.

How Manitobans can mark Truth and Reconciliation Day on Sept. 30  CTV News Winnipeg

Women's volleyball announce recruiting class for 2025-26 season - University of Manitoba Athletics  Manitoba Bisons

A 16-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a 23-year-old man who died after being shot in a northern Manitoba community just after midnight on Monday.

CBC Sports' daily newsletter gets you caught up for the upcoming NHL season with a look at what each Canadian-based club did this summer.

Manitoba seeing high rate of young nurses leaving profession: report  CTV News Winnipeg

Searching for polar bears where the Churchill River dumps into Canada's massive Hudson Bay, biologist Geoff York scans a region that's on a low-fat, low-ice diet because of climate change. And it's getting lower on polar bears.

A 44-year-old woman from northern Manitoba who was reported missing by her family nearly two weeks ago may now be in Winnipeg, RCMP say.

Parks Canada has found more zebra mussels in Clear Lake at Riding Mountain National Park.

Manitoba rolls out new age requirements for breast cancer screening  The Globe and Mail

Living juvenile zebra mussels discovered in Manitoba’s Clear Lake  Global News Toronto

Living juvenile zebra mussels discovered in Manitoba’s Clear Lake  Global News

Manitoba will lower the breast cancer screening age from 50 to 45 by the end of next year in an effort to reduce the risk of getting cancer, the health minister announced Tuesday.

Manitoba health-care support workers issue strike notice  CTV News Winnipeg

The Canadian Union of Public Employees and the Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union served up notice that 25,000 health-care workers will strike Oct. 8, unless the government dishes out an acceptable contract offer.

The Canadian Union of Public Employees and the Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union served up notice that 25,000 health-care workers will strike Oct. 8, unless the government dishes out an acceptable contract offer.

Manitoba health care support workers service strike notice  Winnipeg Sun

How Harvest Manitoba is diverting food from landfill to feed more people  CTV News Winnipeg

CTF calls for permanent tax vacation on fuel price in Manitoba  Winnipeg Sun

From cellphone "hotels" to patchwork policies and recalibrating lesson plans, teachers and schools across Canada are learning to navigate classrooms without cellphones.

Manitoba top performer, but young nurses leaving at alarming rate: report  Winnipeg Sun

Alzheimer's education in Manitoba  CTV News Winnipeg

3 Candidates for Manitoba Moose’s Next Captain  The Hockey Writers

Manitoba Pork calls on Ottawa to cushion agriculture from impact of Canada-China trade war  mySteinbach.ca

Manitoba couple staring at $100k in damages following last week's rain  CHVN Radio

Health Care Bargaining Update: Strike Notice Served for October 8  CUPE Manitoba

Over 100 cars from across Manitoba attend PCC’s inaugural N49 Cruise for Hope  PembinaValleyOnline.com

The province has been footing the bill for displaced tenants of Birchwood Terrace for over 110 days after the building was found structurally unsafe — a seemingly never-ending saga has left some tenants living in the hotel questioning why the government is paying instead of the property owners.

Opaskwayak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba is concerned about an uptick in miscarriages, so it is working to support pregnant women better. One goal is to hire midwives so women don't have to travel to bigger cities when they are due.

The new provincial energy policy effectively asks Manitoba Hydro to pull off something of a magic trick: find a way to pay for billions of dollars worth of construction, ideally without hitting ratepayers in the pocket or adding to the Crown corporation's $25-billion debt.

Manitoba Pork Calls on Ottawa to Cushion Agriculture From Impact of Canada-China Trade War  Swineweb.com

A new study about children trying valiantly to survive on crackers, air and your last wisp of gentle parenting suggests picky eating is largely explained by genetics — and the researchers say they hope the findings will help alleviate parental blame.

Quarter of Manitoba nurses quit before age 35  Winnipeg Free Press

Manitoba Plans 600-MW Wind Procurement with Majority Indigenous Ownership  The Energy Mix

Winnipeg history buffs and heritage organizations are shocked and angered to find pieces of the city's past left in ruins during the demolition of the downtown Air Canada Window Park.

A Manitoba woman is still cleaning up after a major rainstorm last week flooded her basement, leaving her with repairs not entirely covered by her home's insurance policy but needed to make her home habitable once again.

Concerns over Northern Manitoba bridge  CTV News Winnipeg

One tenant facing eviction from the Sherbrook Inn has won a little more time before he has to leave.

Manitoba Ag Ex  bounceradio.ca

The Nutty Club, an iconic candy and snack brand based in Winnipeg, is winding down after more than 120 years in business and selling off what's left of its factory equipment, candies and other supplies. CBC's Jim Agapito speaks with auctioneer Gary Laidlaw as they check out some of the unique and quirky items on the online auction block.

Health care support workers serve strike notice  MGEU

Amping Up Aquaculture in Manitoba  730 CKDM

A man whose family petitioned a Winnipeg court to end repeated curfew checks by police on their son as part of his release on bail has pleaded guilty to just one charge for firearms possession.

They're not on the same team. Or even the same league. But football players Amélie Beauregard and Maya Turner have a lot in common: they're both breaking down barriers for women in a sport dominated by men.