Arturo Chang

Winnipeg school divisions are focusing on their own guidelines around artificial intelligence for this upcoming school year as they await direction on a planned ban on chatbots.

Churchill, Man., residents are welcoming findings suggesting a longer shipping season is possible but say any expansion must weigh the impacts on tourism and the environment.

Manitoba's NDP government says the province has added a net 4,725 health-care workers since the party came to power nearly three years ago.

A report exploring Winnipeg Mayor Scott Gillingham's proposal to create a new emergency service to handle mental health calls says the city doesn't need to build an entirely new system.

A community health worker who was detained near the scene of a fatal stabbing last week says he believes he might have been a victim of racial profiling.

The destruction of a billboard promoting inclusion only makes the 2SLGBTQ+ community in southern Manitoba more determined to fight hate, Pembina Valley Pride says.

Doctors are questioning Manitoba's ability to keep medical talent in the province after a highly specialized physician at Health Sciences Centre handed in her notice.

More than a thousand motorcycle enthusiasts in Winnipeg hit the hot pavement this weekend to raise money for a good cause.

A play structure stolen from a daycare in Headingley, Man., last week has been recovered, Winnipeg police say.

A man serving a life sentence for the killing of a Winnipeg woman is not being allowed to attend religious services outside prison under escort.

Some Winnipeg grandmas hit the catwalk this weekend to raise funds for a charity helping girls and women living in rural southern Africa.

African grandmas light up the runway at annual charity event in Winnipeg

Simone Janssen says getting a head start in life is difficult when young people like her are struggling to get a job.

A handful of health-care professionals at Manitoba's largest private clinic are ready to walk out of the job next week after contract negotiations with their employer broke down.

Manitoba post-secondary institutions say governments need to increase the number of apprenticeships available if they actually want to get more people into trades.

The parents of a patient who died at Health Sciences Centre are suing Shared Health, accusing it and several health-care staff members of contributing to incidents of self-harm that led to the death of their son.

Members of the 1st Canadian Ranger Patrol Group have arrived to their final destination after a 52-day exercise that took them all across the country's North.

More than a hundred arm wrestlers attended event held as part of All Nations Tribal Days this Easter weekend.

Manitoba gun owners have declared fewer than 2,500 banned firearms as part of a federal buyback program that saw far lower participation than what the government had budgeted for.

Manitoba gun owners have declared fewer than 2,500 banned firearms as part of a federal buyback program that saw far lower participation than what the government had budgeted for.