Manitoba news

Manitoba expands $10-a-day child care for school-aged children  Winnipeg Sun

Manitoba Extends $10-a-Day Child-Care to Non-School Days  ChrisD.ca

The World Police and Fire Games hosted by Winnipeg in 2023 are history, but its board hopes to continue their legacy by pumping more than $300,000 left over from its budget to support the city's sports venues and youth sport organizations.

Manitoba businesses bracing for GST holiday  Yahoo News Canada

CAA sees high volume of calls in Manitoba deep freeze  DiscoverWestman.com

Program Funds Museum Projects Which Preserve and Highlight Manitoba's Rich History  DiscoverWestman.com

Huge EF2 Tornado in Manitoba, Canada. 🇨🇦🌪😲  MSN

'Tremendous donation': Police and Fire Games donating to Manitoba organizations to help fund sports  CTV News Winnipeg

Manitoba weather update – Dec. 13  CTV News Winnipeg

Manitoba plans to stiffen U.S. border control, says Kinew  Winnipeg Sun

Jale, Elenoa Kaukirewa pick up Rugby Manitoba awards  The Carillon

Cyberattack could impact Manitoba school division’s report cards, exams  Canadian Underwriter

Larry Friesen  CHVN Radio

School of Art | Exploring Nomadisms: A Manitoba-Szeged Collaboration  UM Today

A woman, 18, was punched and prevented from leaving a house on Wednesday by her machete-wielding boyfriend on Wednesday, Brandon police say.

Federal government to fund University of Manitoba reconciliation initiative  Global News Toronto

Jobs, security and the human aspect of Manitoba's approach to a second Trump presidency  SteinbachOnline.com

Winnipeg police have arrested four people and have issued arrest warrants for two others considered armed and dangerous in connection with a drug bust that yielded guns, drugs and other items.

A woman from Thompson went missing last week and RCMP are asking the public to keep an eye out for her.

A woman from Thompson who went missing last week has been found safe, Manitoba RCMP say. 

Winnipeg's community drop-off composting program has exploded in popularity with triple the amount of organic waste being contributed over what had been expected.

Investment helps boost Manitoba Possible’s online platform  Winnipeg Free Press

Cold temperature record from 1940 broken in Manitoba  CTV News Winnipeg

Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is sending the labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) to the Canada Industrial Relations Board.

Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is sending the labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) to the Canada Industrial Relations Board.

The company said that the mug's lid threads can shrink when exposed to heat and torque, causing the lid to detach during use, posing a burn hazard.

Manitoba Mountie shot in chest with replica gun  CHVN Radio

Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, Dec. 13, 2024  CBC.ca

With the federal government’s temporary GST break set to start this weekend, some Winnipeg businesses are hoping to see more customers – but others say they're stressed and scrambling to get ready.

A cold start to the day once again in Manitoba, but southerly winds signal a change in our weather pattern.Expect the temperature in southern Manitoba to keep rising until Saturday morning, with single-digit high temperatures forecast for the weekend in Winnipeg.

Manitoba's homicide rate down in 2023, but still highest among provinces: StatsCan  CBC.ca

Manitoba saw fewer homicides in 2023 than the year before, as the number of victims at a national level hit its lowest point since 2020, but criminologists say poverty and substance abuse are still driving Manitoba's homicide rate — the highest among Canadian provinces.

Manitoba’s minimum wage still inadequate: CCPA-MB  The Brandon Sun

Manitoba border crossings up 13%: CBSA  The Brandon Sun

Ivan Barbashev scored at 3:47 into overtime to give the Vegas Golden Knights a 3-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday.

Manitoba woman to lose leg after days in agony waiting for surgery  CBC.ca

Controversial Manitoba facility for people with disabilities shuttered after nearly 4-year wait  CBC.ca

The more than century-old Manitoba Developmental Centre in Portage la Prairie, which was at the centre of a class-action lawsuit over alleged abuses, closed this week, nearly four years after the province announced it would shutter.

The City of Winnipeg is backing away from a plan to replace its entire transit fleet with zero-emission buses, something city councillors say might actually help the city reduce its carbon emissions faster.

One year after her 81-year-old father went missing, Britt Moberg is fighting keeping his memory alive — and to see changes that she hopes will spare other families from the pain hers has experienced.

Most Winnipeg homeowners will see their monthly property tax bills rise about 50 per cent in January due to a misalignment of city and provincial taxation efforts that has elected officials trading blame.

Manitoba girds itself for tariff battle with Trump  Winnipeg Free Press

Shawna Bell, the executive director of the Christmas Cheer Board, says they still have over 10,000 hampers in their warehouse that need to be delivered to families in need.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has issued a recall for certain Oasis Treasures-brand Pistachio Dubai Chocolate bars because of possible salmonella contamination.

Manitoba will pay RCMP overtime as part of effort to increase security at U.S. border after tariff threat  CBC.ca

Manitoba will pay overtime for RCMP officers to patrol at the U.S. border, along with deploying conservation officers to help police, as part of a plan to bolster security in response to president-elect Donald Trump's tariff threat.

Manitoba premier eyes list of possible retaliatory measures for U.S. tariffs  Global News Toronto

Dramatic jump in homicides causing 'very stressful time' for Manitoba Mounties  CBC.ca

The head of the Manitoba RCMP’s major crime services says officers are feeling the impact of a dramatic jump in the number of homicides Mounties in the province have faced this year. 

Manitoba premier eyes list of possible retaliatory measures for U.S. tariffs  Hamilton Spectator