Gabrielle Piché

Manitoba’s waterway link to European trade — the Port of Churchill — was the recipient of nearly $80 million in funding announced one day after Canada avoided sweeping tariffs by U.S. President Donald...

The Winnipeg Goldeyes may be getting a new neighbour — and architects hope the proposed development will spur area revitalization. A long and narrow stretch of land at 151 William Stephenson Way sits...

Buoyed by the backing of the Dutch, a Manitoba-grown agriculture company is rolling into Saskatchewan.

A notable café near Assiniboine Park was briefly listed for sale following a temporary closure by provincial health inspectors and an exodus of staff.

The route between Winnipeg and Thompson has gotten busier — and the low ticket prices its commercial bus lines are charging is not sustainable, an industry expert warns. Greywolf Bus launched Dec. 26.

Ethical hacking, penetrating networks and defending data are on the agenda for a new cohort of Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology students. The Winnipeg-based post-secondary will launch a cybersecurity analyst diploma program this year. It follows increasing demand from the business sector.

For years, Manitoba trucking companies flouting safety rules have avoided repercussion by starting anew. Newly enacted provincial regulations aim to crack down on such companies, commonly known as “ch...

Winnipeg’s largest golf simulator hub is opening a second — albeit smaller — location next month. The St. Vital site will add to an increasing network of golf simulators throughout t...

Mervin Friesen thought his mother would be in a personal care home — she’s been awaiting placement for four months. Instead, he travels 40 minutes to visit her at Morris General Hospital, where she pays roughly $73 per night for a bed, Friesen said.

The Buhler name is attached to hospital centres, post-secondary spaces and a mammoth agricultural equipment manufacturer. Now, Manitobans are reflecting on the man behind the empire. John Buhler has d...