A 30-year-old man has been charged in connection with a series of robberies and mischief incidents targeting businesses in Winnipeg.
Man Charged in String of Winnipeg Commercial Robberies
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Police Lay Charges After String of Winnipeg Arsons and Extortion Attempts
Winnipeg police have arrested five people following a series of arsons, extortions and thefts targeting retail businesses across the city.
Two Men Injured in Stabbing Outside Empress Street Store
Winnipeg police have charged a 27-year-old man following a stabbing outside the Walmart in the Polo Park area on Wednesday night.
Manitoba Freezes Milk Prices for 2026
The Manitoba government says the price of one-litre cartons of milk will be frozen for 2026 as a way to reduce household grocery expenses.
Manitoba Backs Crown Royal Jobs, Clean Energy Project at Gimli Distillery
The Manitoba government is throwing its support behind local jobs and a new clean energy investment at the Crown Royal distillery in Gimli.
UNIQLO to Open First Winnipeg Store at CF Polo Park This Spring
Global apparel retailer UNIQLO is opening its first Winnipeg location at CF Polo Park mall this spring, with a second to follow in 2026.
Man Arrested After Winnipeg Fast-Food Robbery
Winnipeg police arrested a man after a robbery at a fast-food restaurant and a subsequent disturbance on a transit bus on Thursday.
Man Facing Charges After Officer Assaulted Downtown
A 37-year-old man is facing multiple charges after allegedly assaulting a Winnipeg police officer during a shoplifting arrest downtown.
Winnipeg Christmas & New Year’s Hours: What’s Open and Closed
WINNIPEG — As many take time off from work, school and their everyday schedules, many city services and retailers are also taking a break.
Manitoba Premier Plans to Target ‘Differential Pricing’ for Groceries in New Year
The Manitoba government is looking at cracking down on so-called “differential pricing” on groceries and implementing further controls on milk as part of its ongoing attempts to contain the rising cost of living.
Paddlers and Others Bemoan Impending Loss of Manitoba Government Map Store
For biologist and avid canoeist Jim Duncan, nothing beats the old-fashioned way of planning a multi-day wilderness outing — pulling out a large paper map, gathering his travelling companions around it, and discussing the itinerary.
Winnipeg Police Arrest Repeat Retail Theft Offenders
Winnipeg police have arrested and detained several repeat retail theft offenders as part of ongoing enforcement efforts across the city.
