Ian Froese

Manitoba's universities and colleges say Ottawa's decision to limit the number of new international students being welcomed into the country is already costing them hundreds of students and millions of dollars.

The Manitoba government is rolling out a nutrition program it says will expand offerings across all of the province's schools, but critics say it falls short of being "universal."

A Manitoba cabinet minister says he's selling his grocery business after he was found to have violated provincial ethics rules because his business had a contract valued at $100,000 with the provincial government. 

Premier Wab Kinew says his government will start moving people out of homeless encampments and into housing in the new year, while sticking to its timeline for a balanced budget despite a projected deficit for this year that's grown by half a billion dollars.

Manitoba's premier is open to the legislative chamber hearing a rotation of different prayers reflective of various faith traditions so more people can see themselves and their religious practices represented.

A board member with a western Manitoba health authority has abruptly resigned, saying he feels its leadership is being unfairly blamed by the health minister for cost overruns. 

Manitoba welcomed a record number of skilled newcomers to the province through a federal immigration program in 2024 — and now it wants permission to exceed that total by thousands of people this year.

A federal immigration program that's responsible for much of Manitoba's recent population growth is facing a severe cut. 

A man with a muscle-wasting disease is pleased Manitoba is asking a federal agency to reconsider its opposition to a treatment for adults over 25, but he argues that time is running out in his case.

Manitoba Public Insurance is forging ahead with its much-maligned technology overhaul project that significantly overshot cost projections, saying it paused the project last year to get a better understanding of how to deliver it.