Sask. Crime Stoppers programs pause tip intake due to national data breach

A news release issued jointly from Crime Stoppers agencies in Saskatchewan confirmed the impact of the national leak in Saskatchewan, saying "the stolen data included information that could potentially identify some people who provided tips."

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Coaches navigating the upcoming closure of the Pan Am Pool in Winnipeg say they've been left scrambling again as the city's Seven Oaks pool will not reopen as planned in January.

Premier Wab Kinew and some NDP ministers toured Dauphin Regional Health Centre Tuesday, as vital care, including dialysis and diagnostics, returns following a major summer flood.

A number of services and ceremonies will be held around Manitoba on Wednesday, honouring the military servicemen who died for their country.

Connor Hellebuyck is not expected to lace up on Tuesday for what would have been his first game in Winnipeg since his messy exit from the Jets, but Jets fans are making their feelings about the situation known.

Canada's finance minister says private money has a role to play in making the government's $1-billion plan to end homelessness in Winnipeg a success.

Canada's finance minister says private money has a role to play in making the government's $1-billion plan to end homelessness in Winnipeg a success.

Canada's finance minister says private money is needed to make the government's $1-billion plan to end homelessness in Winnipeg a success.

Market Lands South, a new mixed-income apartment complex in Winnipeg's Exchange District, is ready to welcome its first tenants.

Multiple police forces homed in on a drug-trafficking operation this summer as part of an investigation that netted nine arrests in Manitoba and Ontario, Winnipeg police say.

Canada's largest union has asked the Manitoba Labour Board to intervene in a brewing dispute between the Lord Selkirk School Division and some 220 school support workers employed in the Interlake region.

Connor Hellebuyck will face the media — but not his former teammates or Jets fans — when he returns to Winnipeg for the first time since his trade to the New Jersey Devils.

Connor Hellebuyck spoke to Winnipeg media Tuesday afternoon for the first time since his trade out of the city, but he wasn't ready to reveal many details about his decision to leave.

Connor Hellebuyck spoke to Winnipeg media Tuesday afternoon for the first time since his trade out of the city, saying online death threats and his family were major factors in the move.

Connor Hellebuyck will face the media — but not his former teammates or Jets fans — when he returns to Winnipeg for the first time since his trade to the New Jersey Devils.

Connor Hellebuyck will face the media — but not his former teammates or Jets fans — when he returns to Winnipeg for the first time since his trade to the New Jersey Devils.

Sturgeons are central to the culture of the Tataskweyak Cree Nation. But since the construction of the Churchill river diversion by Manitoba Hydro, the First Nation has observed an alarming decline in the fish population.

Sturgeon are central to the culture of the Tataskweyak Cree Nation. But since the construction of the Churchill River diversion by Manitoba Hydro, the First Nation has observed an alarming decline in the fish population.

A sentencing hearing is set to begin today for a Winnipeg man found guilty of second-degree murder in the deaths of five people in a rooming house.

Prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence a man facing an automatic life sentence after being convicted of second-degree murder in the fatal shootings of five people in Winnipeg to no chance of parole for 25 years.

It only took about eight seconds for Jamie Felix to end the lives of five people in a Winnipeg rooming house in 2023. But the devastation that's unfolded since that shooting has rippled far beyond those fleeting moments, court heard during his sentencing hearing Tuesday.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew recently brought up a controversial piece of legislation during a landmark meeting between First Nations leaders and Canada's first ministers in Ottawa — The Indian Act. We break down what the Indian Act is and why there isn't one opinion, in Manitoba and across the country, about doing away with the historic law.

Cloud cover will increase through the day for parts of southern Manitoba. The north will see a mainly cloudy sky with a few scattered flurries.

Brandon's George MacKay volunteers with the Last Post Fund, a non-profit that works to add headstones to the graves of veterans buried without one. "You can't just let them be on their own," says MacKay. "They got to be recognized."

A federal plan to spend $1.5 billion on upgrading ice rinks and other recreational facilities across Canada over the next nine years is unlikely to make a big difference in meeting the needs of Winnipeg's aging arenas and community centres, local officials say.

A man was arrested after about $1,000 was stolen from a poppy donation box last week, Brandon police say.

A new youth service group — the first of its kind in northern Manitoba — will open in Thompson early next year. The city will soon be home to a Huddle, a group that provides health, education, social supports and other programs.

Despite expert concerns about RCMP use of force that left a man in a mental health crisis with serious injuries after being bitten by a police dog, no officers will be charged.

In its budget released last week, the federal Liberal government introduced the Canada creative credit, a tax credit for people who earn their income from original artistic creations. That's good news for some Winnipeg artists, who say the most challenging part of being an artist is financial stability.