Community food currency program returns - Manitobe Co-Operator

Community food currency program returns  Manitobe Co-Operator

Canadian flags and pictures of local hockey star Travis Sanheim are plastered around Elkhorn, Man., a small community near the Saskatchewan border, as he goes for the gold at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan.

Food that would have gone to the landfill is now feeding people in Winnipeg. We visit the Chalmers Neighbourhood Renewal Corp. in the city's Elmwood neighbourhood to see how its food rescue program helps fight hunger.

Skies will clear gradually across the province through the day. Temperatures in the south remain above seasonal.

Hearings in the long-awaited inquiry into the procurement and construction of Winnipeg’s police headquarters are scheduled to start Tuesday, with testimony from city officials who were involved in the troubled project.

Ten years after the Manitoba government made a requirement that health care facilities be equipped with fire sprinklers by January 2026, the province is extending the deadline for sprinkler installations to the end of 2028.

Art with messages of solidarity, unity, love and hope for Minneapolis covered the wall at Art City on Broadway Monday night.

A blood pressure medication has been recalled after a mix-up that may have led to some bottles containing the wrong drug.According to Health Canada, Marcan Pharmaceuticals Inc. has recalled two lots of MAR-Amlodipine 5 milligram tablets, which are used to treat high blood pressure and chest pain.

A trial between Opaskwayak Cree Nation and the federal government got underway on Monday in Winnipeg with testimony from elders about how a hydro dam installed on the Saskatchewan River in Grand Rapids in the 1960s changed their way of life.

Manitoba RCMP are investigating after a string of posters featuring antisemitic imagery and references to white nationalism were plastered across several locations in Portage la Prairie, Man.

A non-profit group hoping to redevelop a burned-out former church on Euclid Avenue could face fines if it does not comply with a city order to repair or demolish the building by the end of February.

Manitoba schools are getting a 3.5 per cent raise in funding from the province in the coming school year.

Manitoba schools are getting an overall 3.5 per cent raise in funding from the province in the coming school year, the education minister announced Monday.

Manitoba schools are getting a 3.5 per cent raise in funding from the province in the coming school year.

A number of Manitobans are set once again to make their mark at an Olympic Games, whether as as athletes, coaches or technicians.

A man arrested last week in connection with the violent abduction of a woman in the northern Manitoba community of Pimicikamak Cree Nation has been formally charged.

Man, 29, dead after vehicle rolls into ditch near MacGregor, Man.

A high school in Winnipeg's North End cancelled classes Monday after a shooting threat was posted on social media.

A high school in Winnipeg's North End cancelled classes on Monday after a shooting threat was posted on social media, but the school division's superintendent says classes will resume on Tuesday.

A class-action lawsuit naming the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and the former operator of a long-term care home that was the site of Manitoba's deadliest COVID-19 outbreak is going ahead.

With the number of measles cases in Manitoba swelling, experts caution those who aren't vaccinated for the disease to stay away from large public gatherings until the outbreak settles down.

Seven people were assessed by paramedics, and three of them were taken in critical condition to hospital, city officials said on Saturday. Two others were hospitalized in stable condition.

Winnipeg families gathered inside a movie theatre in the Grant Park area to watch the first Muslim-made animated children's feature film to be released across North America Saturday.

Sinking southeast Manitoba church seeks lift  MSN

Reviewing Premier Kinew's efforts to reform health care  Winnipeg Sun

Meet the devoted teacher behind a free bike knowledge and repair program for Grade 9 students at General Wolfe School. The Bike Den is the focus of a new video by Sisler Create film students in collaboration with CBC Manitoba.

Sinking La Broquerie church gets lift from southeast Manitoba community  CBC

The St. Joachim Roman Catholic Church has been a southeastern Manitoba landmark for 125 years. Renovations, including a fix to its foundation, aim to keep the heritage site standing.

2026 Southeastern Manitoba Festival participation sees huge growth  SteinbachOnline

Sinking southeast Manitoba church seeks lift  Yahoo News Canada