Erik Pindera

Winnipeg police pulled 525 kilograms of illicit drugs off the streets in the largest seizure in Manitoba history, making more than 30 arrests as the city staggers under the weight of a crippling drug crisis.

City and provincial politicians praised a massive drug bust announced by Winnipeg police this week, with the premier saying his government’s approach to the drug crisis is biblical.

Goodlife Fitness Centres and a former personal trainer who was convicted of sexually assaulting a client at a Winnipeg location of the chain gym have denied legal liability in response to the victim’s lawsuit.

Pembina Trails School Division has again argued it can’t be held legally responsible for convicted sex offender and disgraced football coach Kelsey McKay’s actions against his players.

Manitoba’s police oversight agency has concluded it was reasonable for a Winnipeg officer to shoot a blood-covered man who was high on meth and coming at him with a wire barbecue brush or screwdriver in St. James last year.

The city’s top cop is set to meet with the chief executive officer of the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority to discuss the case of a health worker being wrongfully detained at the scene of a fatal stabbing last week.

Animal Justice says a defamation lawsuit filed against it by a Swan River farmer who exports horses to Japan has no merit and should be tossed out of court.

A taxidermist is suing the Manitoba government and two of its officials over claims he was improperly ticketed and his office unlawfully searched in what he says was an act of retaliation.

A former private school teacher convicted of sexual assault against several students has denied he abused the Manitoba man who’s now suing him over different claims of sexual violence.

A Manitoba doctor has denied he was working as a recruiter after an Ontario doctor accused him of misleading him about a position at the Carberry hospital.