Sparks fly as 50th annual Festival du Voyageur gets underway
Winnipeg’s 50th annual winter celebration of fur-trapping and Franco-Manitoban culture got started with a bang. Festival du Voyageur opened Friday
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Premier expresses frustration, calls for calm in barbed tweet to Winnipeg mayor
Tense relations between the City of Winnipeg and provincial government continue to take the form of tweets, this time from Manitoba’s
Continue readingWinnipeg man who installed hidden cameras in ex-wife’s home sentenced to 2 years in jail
A Winnipeg man who broke into his ex-wife’s home and installed hidden cameras in the walls was sentenced on Friday
Continue reading‘How do you view Riel today?’ A descendant of the Métis leader reflects on his complicated history
Since 2008, Manitobans have officially honoured Métis leader Louis Riel. On Monday, Feb. 18, they will honour Riel again — thanks to
Continue readingButterflies worn as hundreds march on Valentine’s Day in honour of MMIWG
Hundreds marched in the streets in Winnipeg on Valentines Day night — showing love for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
Continue readingAvs end season-high 8-game losing skid with victory over Jets
Semyon Varlamov was relieved to finally leave the ice with a good taste in his mouth. The Colorado goalie made
Continue readingMissing woman last seen in Winnipeg’s North End
Cynthia Forster is described as being 5-foot-8 and 180 pounds with long brown hair with red highlights. (Winnipeg Police Service)
Continue readingWomen who wrote racist posts should spend year learning, making amends, avoiding Facebook: mediation circle
Two Manitoba women should spend the next year learning about Indigenous cultures and history and practising acts of reconciliation to
Continue readingMan kicks in door twice, threatens woman with knife while children in home: RCMP
Police in Thompson used a electronic stun gun to arrest a man who broke into a house twice in two
Continue readingWinnipeg symphony looks to province for $2.6M in repairs for ‘disastrous’ acoustical shell
The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra is looking to the provincial government for $2.6 million to help fix much-needed repairs to an
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