Manitoba News

Unsuspecting motorists stopped for the flashing red and blue lights.

WINNIPEG — Manitoba has clearly entered the fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, as cases are rising especially in regions where vaccination rates are low, says the province's top doctor.

RCMP is seeking the public's help to find the attackers of a man who was left in serious condition

WINNIPEG — Shane Pinto took a little time, but it was worth it.

WINNIPEG — Many public-sector workers in Manitoba will soon have to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 or get tested up to three times a week. The measures, first alluded to last month, are to take effect Oct. 18.

CONNECTING THE DOTS: On the cusp of change in leadership in Manitoba, while only members of the Progressive Conservative party can vote at the end of October, there's still a few days left to purchase the $20 party membership, and judging by the Manitoba BLUE in the federal election, many may.

In February 2020, the Independent Investigation Unit (IIU) concluded its investigation into the injury of a 36-year-old man during his arrest by RCMP in The Pas. The man was injured by a projectile from a “less lethal” firearm.

WINNIPEG — The COVID-19 pandemic pushed Manitoba's deficit for the last fiscal year to a record $2.1 billion, but less red ink is expected this year as the economy rebounds.

Although the Virden Oil Capitals lost both of their games last weekend, the team was pleased to be back playing regular season Manitoba Junior Hockey League contests.

WINNIPEG — Valour FC has fired head coach and GM Rob Gale, replacing him with former Vancouver Whitecaps assistant Phillip Dos Santos. The Winnipeg club stands fifth in the eight-team Canadian Premier League with a 7-9-2 record.