Katherine Dow

More lane closures are on the way as the construction project to reopen Portage and Main to pedestrians drives towards the finish line.

Riders can now preview Winnipeg Transit’s updated schedules and routes before the official rollout of the largest network overhaul in the service’s history.

A 25-year-old law student has become a Manitoba First Nation’s youngest ever chief and the first woman elected to the role.

Manitoba’s Catholic community is set to honour the life and legacy of Pope Francis, the late pontiff who delivered a historic apology for the church’s role in Canada’s residential school system.

Much of southern Manitoba kicks off the week with some decidedly un-spring-like conditions.

The province is investing in a multimillion-dollar facility in downtown Winnipeg to help Manitoba’s grain industry grow its business around the world.

A magpie and crow shoot planned by a southern Manitoba wildlife association has been denounced by animal welfare advocates and sparked calls to change provincial wildlife legislation.

Headingley RCMP is searching for a missing 14-year-old girl.

Decades of Manitoba population data revealed First Nations birthing parents were nearly four times more likely to have an open file with Child and Family Services than non-First Nations parents—a finding researchers say reinforces concerns about the agency’s scope and role in ongoing health inequities.

Animal welfare advocates demonstrated outside the Winnipeg law courts Friday ahead of the latest legal proceeding for a Manitoba woman accused of torturing and killing animals on camera.