Manitoba news

CP NewsAlert: Manitoba high school football coach gets 20 years for sex assaults  Delta Optimist

It was a place where people could purchase clothing, furniture, food and even a house. The Eaton's retail chain is long gone, but those memories live on in the downtown Winnipeg home of a former employee.

Government, Business, and Community Come Together at Retail Secure Manitoba Summit  Manitoba Chambers of Commerce

A disgraced former high school football coach was taken into custody Monday afternoon in front of a Winnipeg courtroom packed with supporters of his victims, after being sentenced to 20 years in prison for sexually abusing nine players over more than a decade.

A former Winnipeg high school football coach who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing nine players has been sentenced to 20 years in prison.

Winnipeg police are looking for a third person wanted in connection to the death of a missing woman last seen nearly a year ago.

Manitoba RCMP seek wanted man believed to be hiding out in Ebb and Flow  PortageOnline.com

Delays expected if Manitoba health-care workers strike: Shared Health  CTV News Winnipeg

Totem pole at Manitoba Legislature to be laid to rest  Winnipeg Sun

Football hands Manitoba first loss, Men’s Hockey perfect to start season in action-filled weekend  CJWW

Totem pole that has stood near Manitoba Legislature since 1971 laid to rest in keeping with tradition  CBC.ca

An 11-year-old girl who was reported missing in Winnipeg has been found safe, police say.

A totem pole that has stood on the grounds of the Manitoba Legislature for more than 50 years has come down.

BC-made totem pole that stood near Manitoba legislature for 53 years removed  KelownaNow

A man has been arrested and police are looking for another they say was involved in a string of armed robberies along a Winnipeg bicycle path from Sept. 26 to Oct. 1.

Severe gusts leave Southern Manitoba wind blown for second consecutive weekend  DiscoverWestman.com

Winnipeg police are investigating a homicide after a 16-year-old boy died from a gunshot wound on Saturday.

Totem pole from B.C. artist removed from Manitoba legislature after 53 years  CTV News Winnipeg

Katherine Dow's forecast: Sunshine before a mid-week warm-up  CTV News Winnipeg

Totem pole that has stood near the Manitoba legislature for 53 years is removed  Global News Toronto

Power restored across Manitoba following weekend windstorm  CTV News Winnipeg

Charges have been laid against a 16-year-old boy arrested last week in connection with the death of another boy in northern Manitoba.

Sport Manitoba Coaching Hosting PD Session on Athletes Moving into Coaching Ranks  Basketball Manitoba

Some Winnipeggers are reflecting on how to build bridges between local communities that have become polarized by war in the Middle East.

Severe gusts leave Southern Manitoba wind blown for second consecutive weekend  PortageOnline.com

Red Dress Alert Pilot Project Takes Flight in Manitoba  Net Newsledger

Manitoba's harm reduction plan a bust in our communities, say rural mayors  Winnipeg Sun

Manitoba Jewish leaders criticize ‘misleading’ rally  Winnipeg Free Press

MANITOBA Manitoba's Excellence in Education Awards Opens Call for Nominations  Education News Canada

Low water levels lead to $157 million loss for Manitoba Hydro in 2023-24  SteinbachOnline.com

Peguis First Nation has sued Winnipeg developer Andrew Marquess, his companies and a company owned by his wife over allegations he failed to act in the best interests of the band and financially benefited from breaches of duty while he worked for the Manitoba Cree and Ojibway nation.

Two former Sandy Bay Child and Family Services workers are suing the Manitoba child welfare agency, claiming they were wrongfully dismissed a year after the head of the organization was fired over fraud allegations.

One year after Oct. 7, many Israelis from Kibbutz Be’eri say they can never forgive the Palestinians who supported Hamas. But the son of a Canadian peace activist killed in the community warns that more war won't bring security.

Scurvy is a disease that likely conjures up images of sickly sailors from hundreds of years ago, but doctors in Canada are being warned to look out for the condition now, as a result of growing food insecurity.

One year after Oct. 7, many Israelis from Kibbutz Be’eri say they can never forgive the Palestinians who supported Hamas. But the son of a Canadian peace activist killed in the community warns that more war won't bring security.

Manitoba Hydro working to restore power after latest windstorm  Manitoba Hydro