Manitoba’s premier spoke almost exclusively in French for the third consecutive day in the legislature on Wednesday in a move welcomed by the province’s francophone community.
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Canadian Dental Association Report Finds Dental Care Program Limits Coverage
The national dental care program has “transformed access to care for millions of patients” but claims are being denied without explanations and too many people are confused about what’s covered, says a new report from the Canadian Dental Association.
Arniel Finds Positives in Jets’ Season-Opening OT Loss to Bruins
Jets’ coach Scott Arniel wore the disappointment on his face as he met with reporters following Friday’s 4-3 OT loss to the Boston Bruins.
Michael J. Fox Promoted to Companion Level of Order of Canada
Spectators stood and applauded Michael J. Fox at Rideau Hall on Friday as Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour officially named the celebrated actor and Parkinson’s disease activist to the companion level of the Order of Canada.
Employees in Manitoba No Longer Need Sick Notes for Short Absences
Employees in Manitoba no longer need to provide a sick note when missing work for a minor illness or injury.
Canadians Mark Sixth Annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Canadians across the country will mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday for the sixth consecutive year, honouring the survivors of residential schools and those who never made it home.
Konrad Narth Named Manitoba PC Leader as Ex-Leader Makes Conspiracy Accusations
Konrad Narth took the reins as interim leader of the Manitoba Progressive Conservatives on Tuesday, while the former party leader accused him of hosting caucus conspirators.
Manitoba Tory Leader Obby Khan Stepping Down Over Internal Party Fighting
The leader of Manitoba’s Opposition not only quit the top job Monday, he quit the entire Progressive Conservative caucus, leaving it in disarray on the eve of a new sitting.
Cost of Living Front and Centre as Manitoba Legislators Return to House Tuesday
Manitoba politicians return to the house Tuesday for a sitting that is expected to focus on affordability, but will begin with questions surrounding the Opposition Progressive Conservatives.
Skinner Set to Carry the Load in Jets’ Net After Hellebuyck’s Exit Demand
Stuart Skinner has been a playoff goalie in each of his five NHL seasons. It’s a streak he hopes to continue with his new club.
Kinew Urges Bloodvein First Nation to Reconsider Turning Moose Hunters Away
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is urging a First Nation to reconsider turning away licensed hunters this season, saying the move could incite “backlash” and lead to hatred toward Indigenous people.
Grifols Says Plasma Donor Safety Was Not Compromised as It Works to Regain Licence
A for-profit company that oversees plasma collection says it is working with Health Canada on a reopening plan after the federal health agency suspended one its operating licences for a clinic in Winnipeg.











