Police say a former law dean at the University of Manitoba is facing extradition on a fraud charge after he was arrested in France.
Ex-Manitoba Law Dean Arrested in France, Faces Extradition on Fraud Charge
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Manitoba Premier Throws Down Fitness Challenge for Students
Manitoba’s premier is challenging students in the province to get faster, stronger or even just walking more.
Parliament Returns with Some New MPs, More Vacant Seats and a Major Economic Bill
Members of Parliament returned from their summer break Monday with trade tensions hanging over the country, a new but undefined alliance with Europe on the horizon, and a Liberal government ready to push forward an aggressive new infrastructure drive.
Manitoba Government Says Apprentice Work Hours Exceeding Target
The Manitoba government says apprentice hours are well above target on several major construction projects in the province.
Suspended Hellebuyck Casts Shadow as Jets Open Camp Without Star Netminder
Kevin Cheveldayoff seemed to have the weight of the hockey world on his shoulders while trying to stickhandle around the awkward situation currently brewing with disgruntled goaltender Connor Hellebuyck.
Visa Travel Rules Part of Talks with European Union, Carney Says
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Tuesday that changes to visa rules for travel to European countries are a “possibility.”
Google to Begin Using Age Assurance Tech to Identify Underage Accounts in Canada
Google is bringing its age assurance technology — which uses artificial intelligence to detect underage users — to Canada.
Blue Bombers Pick Roughriders Apart to Win Banjo Bowl 19-6
Willie Jefferson didn’t mince words when explaining the importance of safety Redha Kramdi to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defence.
Conversations on Trade with U.S. Officials Haven’t Stopped: LeBlanc
Officials on both sides of the border are still talking even though there are no official trade negotiations underway, Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc said Friday.
‘Dynacare Sucks’: Kinew Calls Out Company as Striking Employees Ordered Back to Work
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, a day after his government intervened to end a medical workers strike, called out their employer and suggested he may de-privatize lab testing.
Winter to Wait on the Sidelines as El Nino Extends Fall: The Weather Network Outlook
It’s shaping up to be a mild fall across much of Canada, The Weather Network’s forecast suggests, with a potentially historic El Nino expected to prolong the season and delay winter’s arrival.
Manitoba Labour Board Orders Striking Dynacare Workers Back to Work
Several hundred workers who carry out medical diagnostic testing in Manitoba hit the picket lines in a provincewide strike Tuesday morning, but by the end of the day were ordered back to work.
