Chris Kitching

Pembina Trails School Division has confirmed it was hit by a “cyber security incident” Monday that has resulted in some of its systems, including phone lines, being taken offline.

A couple who were found dead in a house in Portage la Prairie on Sunday night were the victims of a double homicide that RCMP believe was targeted — the latest in a high number of slayings in rural Ma...

Irene Kroeker and her colleagues are often left disappointed and frustrated when drug addicts come to them in search of treatment in one of Manitoba’s biggest cities. Kroeker, founder and executive di...

Winter blasts southern Manitoba

The family of a Manitoba mother and daughter who were killed in a crash Friday near Altona is asking for prayers, while RCMP investigate why a tractor-trailer failed to stop before hitting the victims...

As thousands of Canada Post workers went on strike across the country Friday, Winnipeg small business owner Linda Zuzanski was among those hoping the walkout is short-lived. Zuzanski, who owns the Lov...

A Toronto-based charity plans to transform a derelict 24-unit apartment building in Winnipeg’s West End into affordable housing units for people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. Raisi...

Some tenants who were displaced when a St. James apartment block was deemed structurally unsafe six months ago are still living in hotels at the Manitoba government’s expense. Carol Lynch and other Bi...

A majority of Manitobans favour moving rail lines and yards out of Winnipeg, but have significant concerns about the high cost and seriously doubt it will even happen, a new poll suggests. Probe Resea...

Lorilee Craker was overcome with disappointment when — as key U.S. election results trickled in late Tuesday night — it looked like a second Donald Trump presidency was on the horizon. The former Winnipegger, who’s lived in the U.S. for 30 years is worried about what the next four years could bring, after Trump’s victory was confirmed.