Alana Cole

CBC spoke with middle school students and educators at General Wolfe School about Manitoba’s move toward a ban on social media and artificial intelligence chatbots for those under 16. It’s the same school we recently visited to learn how AI was getting introduced in the classroom.

Inside an unassuming building in Winnipeg’s core a small team is working to protect people from dangerous street drugs. It’s where the Main Street Project runs its safe supply program– providing those addicted primarily to opioids a prescribed daily amount of the opioid hydromorphone.

A growing number of Manitoba's MRI machines now use artificial intelligence, with a plan to have more than half using the technology by spring.

Dozens of people were in hospitals waiting for a space in a personal care home over a six-week period this summer, according to Winnipeg Regional Health Authority numbers.

Brain bleeds, spinal fractures and amputations are just a few of the injuries a Winnipeg pediatric emergency room doctor says she's seen in kids hurt while riding off-road vehicles — and data shows the majority of the most recent cases to land in the ER weren't wearing helmets.

A Winnipeg-based metal plant says U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum will hurt American customers building artificial ice rinks — casting uncertainty over the future of their contracts at a time when the business is expanding. 

A proposed screening clinic for people with diabetes in Winnipeg aims to reduce complications related to the disease such as vision loss, kidney disease and amputations, says the executive director of an existing centre that focuses on diabetes care. 

There was a time Christian Swan would dream about being able to walk again. The 46-year-old has diabetes and had his ankle and foot amputated more than two years ago, following complications from an infection.

Alyssia Sutherland, owner and designer of Ally’s Ribbons, will see a collection of her designs on the runway at Paris Fashion Week later this month.

A high school in rural Manitoba hasn't taken hazing allegations seriously enough, a community member says after a teen charged in connection with the alleged incidents on a hockey team was named the recipient of two high school athletic awards last month.