Arturo Chang

A group of Winnipeg business owners who have bandied together after their businesses were allegedly targeted by arson and extortion say police need to act before someone gets hurt.

Another American doctor is citing the current political climate in the U.S. as a reason why he decided to come work in Manitoba.

International students held a rally Wednesday to call on Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew to make good on a promise to bring back their health-care coverage.

Faking vaccination records and submitting false expense claims are some of the reasons why Manitoba nurses have been reprimanded by the body that regulates that profession so far this year, according to recently released rulings.

Cycling couple injured 2 days apart after run-ins with vehicles at same Winnipeg intersection

Floors caked in pigeon poop are a normal sight at a Winnipeg transit hub, users say. But a pest control expert says kicking the birds out won't be an easy job.

A Manitoba college is expecting near-record enrolment for the second year in a row, but it won't be enough for the post-secondary institution to offset financial losses from a drop in international student enrolment.

Manitoba's premier is questioning the federal government's decision to drop most counter-tariffs against the United States, saying he doesn't want the prime minister to start taking an "elbows down" approach.

Facing calls for removal, Southern Chiefs' grand chief says development agreement followed internal process

A Manitoba grand chief says he has no intention of leaving his leadership, despite calls from a group of chiefs for his ouster.