Federal Court has set aside a government order for TikTok to wind down operations in Canada, meaning the social media company can keep running its offices here while the industry minister conducts another review.
Manitoba First Nations Police Service officers across all 12 detachments are now equipped with body-worn cameras.
When Winnipeg Blue Bombers’ fans stream into Princess Auto Stadium this May, new state-of-the-art video boards will be fully installed.
A Winnipeg teenager has been charged following an international sextortion investigation involving a youth in Belgium.
Manitobans can now apply for and use a digital health card on their mobile devices, the provincial government announced on Monday.
Large foreign streaming companies are fighting a decision by the federal broadcast regulator to modernize its definition of Canadian content.
Canada’s spy watchdog is examining the use and governance of artificial intelligence in national security activities.
Winnipeg police arrested a man after he allegedly livestreamed himself holding a firearm and making threats toward the public on Wednesday.
An 18-year-old Winnipeg man has been arrested following an investigation into the alleged online luring and sexual assault of two teenagers.
A 35-year-old woman is facing multiple charges after an impaired driving spree in Dauphin caused a temporary internet outage.
Manitoba Hydro is alerting customers to a new phishing scam in which emails pretending to be official billing notices are being sent out.
Manitoba RCMP says its service-wide rollout of body-worn cameras is almost complete, with 98 percent of frontline officers across the province now equipped with the devices.
