Four Killed, Four Injured in Highway Crash Near Winnipeg Beach
Four people died and four others were injured following a two-vehicle collision near Winnipeg Beach Sunday evening.
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Ottawa Announces $400K for Le Musée de Saint-Boniface’s 175th Anniversary
The federal government is providing $400,000 over two years to support the 175th anniversary of the heritage building that houses Le Musée de Saint-Boniface in Winnipeg.
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Man Charged with Arson After Fire at College Avenue Residence
A 46-year-old man has been charged with arson after allegedly setting a fire at a multi-suite residence on College Avenue over the weekend.
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Winnipeg Transit Rolls Out Fall Schedule with Route Changes
Winnipeg Transit’s fall schedule took effect Sunday, bringing route changes, stop additions and schedule improvements.
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What is Regina Pizza? It’s Greek, Good and Gets Under the Crust of Rider Rivals
It’s a two-fisted, square-shaped, greasy-cheesy piece of goodness that has become an official symbol of Saskatchewan’s capital city. And it’s getting under the crust of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
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Overnight Closures Planned Near Pembina Highway, Chancellor Drive
Additional traffic restrictions are planned around Pembina Highway and Chancellor Drive overnight Monday into Tuesday to accommodate sewer work.
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Manitoba’s Protective Care Centre Mainly Detaining People Intoxicated by Alcohol
Numbers from the Manitoba government show a centre set up to detain those intoxicated with methamphetamine and other drugs is primarily holding people for alcohol use.
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Teal Loon Selected as New Manitoba Parks Licence Plate
Manitobans have spoken — they want the loon. Premier Wab Kinew announced Friday that the province has chosen the teal loon design for a new provincial parks-themed licence plate.
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Winnipeg Man Killed in Head-On Crash as RCMP Also Respond to Semi Collision
A Winnipeg man is dead following a head-on collision on Highway 2 — one of two serious crashes Headingley RCMP responded to Tuesday.
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Changes to Canada’s Climate Now ‘Irreversible,’ Federal Report Says
The impacts of climate change in Canada are now largely irreversible and average temperatures are expected to rise by at least 3.5 C by the end of the century, a new government report warns.
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