Tag: News/Canada/Manitoba

The NDP government is taking aim at restrictive covenants for grocery stores, but those in the industry say the move may not make groceries

Premier Wab Kinew’s promise to freeze electricity rates for a year is getting a cold shoulder from a group that represents

Outreach workers at St. Boniface Street Links are ramping up their efforts to relocate dozens of people out of encampments

Body cameras will be attached to the vests of officers in the city of Steinbach starting Friday, RCMP said at

The first body cameras in the province will be attached to the vests of officers in the city of Steinbach

A Nova Scotia-based company suing the City of Winnipeg alleges it “interfered with, impacted and delayed” work on the North

The province has opened locations to drop off and pick up “essential mail” as the Canada Post strike continues, the

No charges will be laid against Brandon Police Service officers who arrested a man two years ago that later alleged

A trial of two men accused of human smuggling is getting a look at messages the prosecution says prove the

A human smuggling trial has heard from a migrant who survived walking in a blizzard across the Canada-United States border