Crossing delayed Monday at Manitoba-U.S. border as truckers protest vaccine mandate
People hoping to cross the border at Emerson are having to deal with a delay Monday morning. Truckers tell 680
Continue readingManitoba students return to in-class learning on Monday
Students and teachers across Manitoba are returning to in-person learning on Monday, with some feeling wary as the province’s Omicron-driven
Continue readingCanadian students want clearer communication, more certainty from universities
For international student Abigia Debebe, who moved to Calgary from Ethiopia in August 2021, studying in a new country has been
Continue readingManitobans celebrate the life of Vince Fontaine
WINNIPEG – Manitobans gathered to celebrate the life of Vince Fontaine, an icon in Manitoba’s music and Indigenous communities. Band
Continue reading‘It’s a great loss’: Musician Vince Fontaine remembered at Winnipeg event
About 100 people gathered at The Forks on Sunday afternoon to pay tribute to a beloved member of Manitoba’s music community
Continue readingHS students seeking better protection from Omicron: Planning a walk-out for Monday morning
A group of seven Manitoba high school students are calling for further safety measures in classrooms as Omicron cases surge
Continue readingMan arrested for breaking into 16 businesses
WINNIPEG – Winnipeg Police Service has charged a man in relation to a series of break-ins at stores, restaurants and
Continue readingPerson found dead after Redwood Avenue garage fire
A garage fire in Winnipeg is under investigation after a person was found dead in the structure. The Winnipeg Fire
Continue readingMan in stable condition following midday assault at The Forks
Two people are in custody following an attack at The Forks that sent a man to hospital on Sunday. Winnipeg
Continue readingTwo people arrested after Sunday afternoon assault at The Forks
WINNIPEG – Two people have been arrested after an assault at The Forks Sunday afternoon. According to the Winnipeg Police
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