WINNIPEG — Child-care centres in Winnipeg and Brandon will share in up to $1.9 million from the provincial government to offset their revenue loss associated with the move to remote learning this week.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister is defending a decision to quickly move schools to online learning as COVID-19 cases surge to near-record levels.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba is moving students in all kindergarten to Grade 12 schools to remote learning in Winnipeg and Brandon until May 30 in an effort to slow the spread of COVID-19. The move comes into effect Wednesday, May 12.
WINNIPEG — Manitobans living in four more communities can soon roll up their sleeves for a COVID-19 vaccine.
WINNIPEG — Adults living in three additional neighbourhoods are being made eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
WINNIPEG — The Trans-Canada Highway and Highway 75 are among two major roadways in Manitoba receiving an injection of infrastructure cash from the province.
Nursing students in southwestern Manitoba will have more opportunities to further their learning and enter the healthcare field with the expansion of Assiniboine Community College’s practical nursing program.
A seven-month investigation into a drug trafficking network in Brandon and Western Manitoba has ended in arrests and several seizures.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s justice minister says the Brandon Police Service acted appropriately in investigating a death inside the home of the city’s manager.
WINNIPEG — Ten Manitoba municipalities will share in a $12 million grant to create affordable housing for vulnerable families in the province.
An inmate serving time at Brandon Correctional Centre has been arrested and charged after calling his ex-girlfriend more than 445 times, say police.
Three people have been charged after a gun was found during a traffic stop in Brandon on Friday.
