Winnipeg police have arrested two people following an investigation into the distribution of intimate images without consent.
Winnipeg Police Charge Ex-Partner and School Official in Intimate Image Case
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Dave Angus Appointed 15th Chancellor of the University of Manitoba
WINNIPEG — Dave Angus has been named the next chancellor of the University of Manitoba, set to begin his three-year term on June 1, 2025.
UMFA Reaches Tentative Agreement with U of M to Avoid Strike
The University of Manitoba Faculty Association has reached a tentative agreement with the U of M’s administration in order to avoid a strike.
Manitoba Moves to Get Rid of Rule for Singing of ‘God Save King’ in Schools
The Manitoba government is planning to eliminate a little-used rule that says students must sing “God Save the King” every school day.
University of Manitoba Faculty Set Strike Deadline Over Workload, Pay Concerns
WINNIPEG — University of Manitoba faculty has set a bargaining deadline, warning a strike could begin on March 10 without an agreement.
Winnipeg Police Cruiser Involved in Collision with School Bus
Winnipeg police were involved in a crash between one of their cruiser cars and a school bus on Friday in St. Boniface.
West St. Paul to See New K-8 School
A new kindergarten to Grade 8 school will welcome up to 600 students in the growing community of West St. Paul.
Manitoba School Bus Collision Sends Students to Hospital
A collision between a school bus and a pickup truck in the RM of Lorne sent several students to hospital on Wednesday.
New Elementary School Planned for Waverley West
WINNIPEG — A new kindergarten to Grade 8 school will be built in the ever-growing suburb of Waverley West.
Space Heater Blamed for Fire at St. Boniface School
WINNIPEG — A St. Boniface elementary school is closed today following an early morning fire in an office.
New School Coming to Winnipeg’s Devonshire Park Neighbourhood
The Manitoba government will build a new K-8 school in Winnipeg’s Devonshire Park neighbourhood to accommodate the area’s growing population.
UMFA to Vote on Strike Action
The University of Manitoba Faculty Association will vote this week on whether to strike.
