Paperwork for a mom in labour vs. honour songs: Why I chose a birth centre over a hospital
There is a statistic that says more than 11,000 children are in care in Manitoba, with 90 per cent being
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Jury finds 2 men guilty of manslaughter in Jeanenne Fontaine’s death
A jury has found two men guilty of manslaughter in the death of Jeanenne Fontaine. The jury in the trial
Continue readingReturn of train to Churchill raised spirits — but mayor says fuel, food costs remain high
It’s been well over a month since the first passenger trains rolled into Churchill after more than 18 months without rail,
Continue readingSupporters of man shot by Winnipeg police call for less force, more cultural awareness
About 50 people braved the cold Wednesday night to remember a man who died after an altercation with Winnipeg police last
Continue readingCity of Winnipeg, Bell Canada contribute $200K to Bear Clan Patrol
Winnipeg’s Bear Clan Patrol has another $200,000 in operating funds thanks to a pair of donations. Telecommunications company Bell Canada donated
Continue readingGap in addictions, mental health services placing kids in care at risk: Manitoba children’s advocate
Manitoba’s children’s advocate says a lack of resources in the Child and Family Services system means kids are at “imminent risk of
Continue readingCase against 2 men accused in Jeanenne Fontaine’s death hinges on robbery argument, lawyers say
Whether or not two men accused of manslaughter in the death of Jeanenne Fontaine are guilty hinges on whether they
Continue readingIce sculptor turns heads on Winnipeg’s Aberdeen Avenue with replica of police chopper
A frozen, life-size replica of Winnipeg’s police helicopter has landed in the middle of a street in the city’s North
Continue readingWinnipeg to fund $4.9M of additional convention centre improvements
The City of Winnipeg is poised to provide the RBC Convention Centre with $4.85 million for fire prevention and washroom
Continue readingFrigid temperatures push Winnipeg homeless shelter’s capacity
The frigid weather that has iced over much of Manitoba has a Winnipeg homeless shelter expecting to be pushed to its limits.
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