Katie May

A cross-country shortage of child psychologists has led to students in Manitoba waiting up to two years for an ADHD diagnosis. Karen Velthuys, executive director of the Learning Disabilities Associati...

More than 40 full-time forestry jobs and $2.9 million in annual operating spending would need to be added to the city’s budget under a newly proposed urban forestry plan. But failure to protect city t...

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

Manitoba is in a “sweet spot” to advance accessibility standards and the time for action is now, says a leading disability rights advocate and constitutional law expert. David Lepofsky is a member of...

The rise of invasive strep A illness in Manitoba was the cause of 17 deaths in 2023, Manitoba public health officials have confirmed. Other provinces are also seeing more cases of invasive strep A, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic began, but overall, the rates more than doubled over the past decade, the Public Health Agency of Canada says. Invasive strep A is caused by the same bacteria as strep throat and impetigo, but in its invasive form, streptococci get into the blood, lungs and dee…

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

While it was unlawful for a Winnipeg police officer to seize a photographer’s camera at a crime scene in 2017, the officer will not face any discipline, a judge has ruled. Six years after a Winnipeg P...

More than 1,000 Manitobans are waiting for a long-term care bed in the province — a sign that many families are struggling to find the right fit for their loved ones. “It means we probably have a lot...

The premier visited a city clinic Wednesday to underscore the announcement that Manitobans undergoing fertility treatments or having children via surrogacy can now receive double the tax relief. Tuesd...

The provincial government has hired 175 nurses for its travel nurse float pool targeted at reducing the public system’s costly reliance on staffing from private agencies. Shared Health executive direc...