Manitoba Opera Returning to the Stage for 49th Season
WINNIPEG — For its 49th season, the Manitoba Opera is finally returning to familiar territory — on a stage.
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Wildfire Report Author Says Heat Dome Highlights Need for New Plans in Wildfire Fight
One of the authors of a report examining what went wrong during British Columbia’s extraordinary wildfire season in 2017 says this year’s unprecedented heat dome demands new ways of approaching extreme weather events.
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Goldeyes Sign Rookie Pitcher Dylan Burns
The Winnipeg Goldeyes have signed rookie right-handed pitcher Dylan Burns.
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Manitoba Cabinet Minister Hints at Trouble with Premier’s Remarks on Canadian History
WINNIPEG — A Manitoba cabinet minister, saying she cannot support remarks if they add to the hurt of traumatized people, has distanced herself slightly from Premier Brian Pallister’s comments on Canadian history.
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Officers Witness Man Swinging Axe at Woman Outside Police HQ
Winnipeg police officers witnessed a man wielding an axe towards a woman outside of their headquarters building on Thursday night.
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Portage la Prairie Man Killed in Trans-Canada Crash
A 27-year-old man from Portage la Prairie was killed Thursday in a two-vehicle crash on the Trans-Canada Highway west of Winnipeg.
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Officer Injured During Arrest of Suspect with a Sword
A Manitoba RCMP officer suffered an injury Thursday during an arrest of a suspect armed with a sword.
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41 New COVID-19 Cases in Manitoba on Friday; 3 Deaths
WINNIPEG — Manitoba reported 41 new cases of COVID-19 (coronavirus) on Friday, bringing the provincial total to 57,359.
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Ottawa, Province Funding Infrastructure Upgrades Across Manitoba
The provincial and federal governments are investing more than $25 million in local infrastructure improvements, including energy upgrades at the University of Manitoba.
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Road Closures on King Edward, Shaftesbury This Weekend
WINNIPEG — Two major streets will temporarily close in the coming days throughout the city.
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