Kevin Rollason

A woman who was sexually abused by her doctor during an examination lived in fear of him and coped with the psychological damage for 19 years. It wasn’t until Nov. 6, 2020, when the now 51-year-old wo...

Dozens of seniors who live in the former Lions Place are breathing sighs of relief after the provincial government stepped in to continue their subsidized rent for another three years. Housing Ministe...

Debra Wall holds a campaign sign and waves at passing drivers as she stands on a corner on Portage Avenue — alone. Wall is running for the Animal Protection Party of Canada in Winnipeg Centre. She doe...

Steve Vogelsang hasn’t yet seen the upcoming documentary about his life airing on Amazon Prime Video next month, but he is hoping it will change the rest of his life.

As Filipinos prepare to hold a vigil in Winnipeg to support victims and families of a deadly Vancouver attack, one Winnipegger is keeping close tabs on two family friends who were injured. Radisson ND...

The city is putting the finishing touches on a plan to build a library in a shopping mall. The municipal government is set to rent space in the Garden City Shopping Centre instead of spending millions...

The city says sewage spills have little effect on pollution in Lake Winnipeg and the blame for any water-quality issues falls on the provincial and federal governments, which have not provided the nec...

Hundreds of Peguis First Nation residents were forced to flee in the dead of night due to wildfires breaking out in and around the community on the weekend.

The City of Winnipeg campaign to kill ground squirrels, which was scheduled to begin on Tuesday and continue until fall in eight parks and community centre fields, has been put on hold. “The program i...

Before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down the world, both Jennifer Breddam and Deanna Garand never dreamed they would go to university — let alone graduate. Breddam, 37, stepped out of her wheelchair she...