Darlene Jackson, Manitoba Nurses Union president, says nurses are facing daily safety issues in the Swan Valley Health Centre emergency room. She says there's aggression and violence from patients, some of the security cameras don't work and claims at times there's no security available.
Woman says people pretending to work for Hydro attempted to lure her into making a deposit on a Bitcoin machine, using a lot of personal information and elaborate theatrics to make everything seem "very realistic."
A 23-year-old Indian national now working as a cashier at a doughnut shop in Chicago as he awaits the conclusion of his immigration case told a human smuggling trial Wednesday he still remembers the harrowing journey he made across the Manitoba-U.S. border during a blinding snowstorm almost three years ago — and the family who never made it to the other side.
The Liberal government and the NDP have agreed to introduce a two-month GST vacation on certain items before the holiday season, Radio-Canada has learned.
The toxic drug crisis has taken more than 47,000 lives in Canada since 2016 and the synthetic opioid fentanyl has become a household name. But now, an even more potent class of synthetic drug is showing up in drug busts across the country: nitazenes.
Southern Manitoba can expect a clearing sky west to east through the day. A mix of sun and cloud by the afternoon in Brandon, but a mostly cloudy sky in the Winnipeg area. Northern Manitoba will still see a little more snow, with two to four centimetres expected for Thompson.
The Manitoba government vowed to introduce legislation that will target restrictive covenants for grocery stores, a legal practice that limits the kinds of stores that can open in the vicinity of a particular company's location, during its throne speech Tuesday.
Outreach workers at St. Boniface Street Links are ramping up their efforts to relocate dozens of people out of encampments east of the Red River as community organizations and shelters in Winnipeg brace to help the unhoused before the winter rolls in.
Premier Wab Kinew's promise to freeze electricity rates for a year is getting a cold shoulder from a group that represents consumers and low-income Manitobans.
A Nova Scotia-based company suing the City of Winnipeg alleges it "interfered with, impacted and delayed" work on the North End Sewage Treatment Plant and left the company on the hook for nearly $100,000 in construction materials over two years ago.
