Josh Crabb

People who live in a Powers Street apartment block have to leave their homes to get home care because the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority has deemed the building unsafe for staff to enter.

Residents in a 55-plus social housing complex on Selkirk Avenue are fed up with safety issues and deteriorating living conditions they say started when tenants with a history of homelessness began moving into the building.

A Manitoba-born physician working in South Dakota is one of six American doctors recently hired by provincial health officials as they ramp up recruitment efforts in the U.S. The push comes amid funding cuts in the U.S. and uncertainty under the administration of President Donald Trump.

Six doctors from the U.S. have accepted a position in Manitoba or are already working here. Five are working in Winnipeg, while one is in Prairie Mountain Health in western Manitoba. Those six are among a total of 33 U.S. physicians at various stages of the recruitment process, according to the province's health minister.

An Interlake man who went to Gimli’s emergency department with chest pain this past March had to wait three days for an angiogram, because there was no ambulance available to take him to Winnipeg on the day of his appointment, his wife says.

Two registered nurses have been censured by their regulator after using a handivan to transport an infant from the Dauphin, Man., emergency department to Children’s Hospital in Winnipeg. The case is now raising broader questions about issues with patient transfers in rural areas.

A new City of Winnipeg report suggests there may be an opportunity to put in a district thermal energy system on Graham Avenue, as part of a broader strategy to reimagine the downtown street after city buses were recently rerouted to other roads.

First day of classes marks return of Manitoba's universal school nutrition program

Winnipeg police say they have arrested three people after obtaining a warrant to search a temporary shelter located at an encampment area in the city — something a police inspector said she believes may be a first for police in the city.

A list of upcoming federal government projects could include new port infrastructure in Churchill, Man., Prime Minister Mark Carney said Tuesday.