Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal government has learned from past mistakes as it sets out its ambitious aim of eliminating homelessness within 10 years.
Manitoba Articles
Disbarred Former Manitoba Law Dean Loses Extradition Fight in French Appeal Court
A court in France has ruled in favour of extraditing a former law dean of the University of Manitoba, who was arrested in the country on allegations he mismanaged hundreds of thousands of dollars in Canada.
Selkirk Man Charged After Drugs Seized in Trans-Canada Traffic Stop
A 24-year-old Selkirk man is facing drug trafficking charges after Winnipeg police seized about $50,000 worth of heroin during a traffic stop.
Pilot Treated After Small Plane Flips in Manitoba
A pilot was treated at the scene after a small plane crashed while trying to land on a private airstrip in the RM of Mossey River.
Manitobans’ Natural Gas Bills to Drop Slightly Under New Centra Rates
The Public Utilities Board has approved revised natural gas rates for Centra Gas Manitoba effective November 1.
Teen Arrested After Fleeing Police on Motorcycle in Steinbach
A 17-year-old boy was arrested after Steinbach RCMP say he tried to flee officers on a motorcycle Sunday night.
Portage la Prairie to Host 2028 Manitoba Summer Games
The City of Portage la Prairie will host the 2028 Manitoba Summer Games, Sport Manitoba announced on Monday.
Federal Government Providing $500 Million for Winnipeg Wastewater Project
The federal government says it is putting up $500 million to help finish a sewage treatment plant upgrade in Winnipeg.
Nate Smith, Kip Moore and Riley Green Headline Dauphin’s Countryfest 2027
Dauphin’s Countryfest has revealed its first headliners for 2027, with Nate Smith, Kip Moore and Riley Green leading the country lineup.
Manitoba Gains Ground on Doctor Recruitment But Specialist Shortage Persists
A new report from the organization that represents doctors in Manitoba suggests the province continues to close the gap on physician recruitment.
Municipal Elections Held Across Manitoba, 12 Candidates Running for Winnipeg Mayor
Canada’s run of October voting continues with municipal elections today across Manitoba, including a tight mayoral race in Winnipeg.
Ottawa Invests $250K in Training Program for Northern Manitoba Mining Jobs
The federal government is investing $250,000 in a new surveyor assistant program in Northern Manitoba to prepare participants for careers in the mining sector.











