Joe Scarpelli

Several northwestern Ontario vacation spots are relying on Manitobans to come visit this summer, but it’s still unclear what travel restrictions might be in place.

As strict COVID-19 public health orders remain in place across Manitoba, a popular downtown Winnipeg pub, like many other businesses, is reaching its breaking point.

A Winnipeg science teacher recovering from COVID-19 is sharing her experience in hospital and urging Manitobans to get vaccinated.

Experts in Canada are now speaking out about Facebook’s plans for a new version of Instagram for children under 13. ‘We’re incredibly concerned that this is even on the table.’

A number of Manitoba businesses are being forced to close for a third time since the coronavirus pandemic began last spring.

The Winnipeg ICU doctor who warned of Manitoba’s third wave back in March is expecting coronavirus cases to keep climbing.

The province continues to prioritize its population for a coronavirus vaccine based on age, geography and job type, but there are growing calls for a new strategy.

A Winnipeg man with terminal cancer is urging the Manitoba government to rethink its priority list for the coronavirus vaccine.

“We’ve expanded our search and asked our community members to come out,” Manpreet Grewal said.

Manitoba well behind North Dakota in race to herd immunity  Global News

N95 masks coming to one Manitoba school division amid calls for vaccine prioritization  Global News

Expert recommendations for a safe Easter in Manitoba as COVID-19 pandemic continues  Global News

Some provinces give pharmacists a variety of COVID-19 vaccines. Why isn’t Manitoba?  Global News

Body found in Winnipeg’s Corydon-Osborne area  Globalnews.ca

Edward said he has never heard of the suspect before his arrest, and he wasn’t aware of any issues his father was having with anyone at work.

Among other decisions, The Manitoba government decided to not loosen restrictions on indoor dining in restaurants, although it was being contemplated.

Dr. Anand Kumar, an infectious disease expert and critical care specialist, said he’s seeing red flags in Manitoba’s COVID-19 data.

Manitoba pharmacists and physicians are already seeing high demand for a limited supply of coronavirus vaccines that they haven’t even received yet.

A Winnipeg restaurant owner says he has no plans to close his doors as Manitoba’s coronavirus restrictions extend into a second year.

Starting Friday, Manitoba’s new public health orders allow indoor religious services to operate at 25 per cent capacity, or 100 people, whichever is lower.