Kim Lawson

Some residents in Osborne Village were confused and startled Sunday evening when what sounded like an emergency alert warning of an imminent nuclear missile attack was broadcast over a loudspeaker in the area. The alert is unfounded.

An eyesore in the city centre for years, the Casa Loma billboard was slated for an upgrade, which then got shot down. But wait...

The University of Manitoba Students Union will debate the future of the school’s student newspaper Thursday night.

Sears is leaving CF Polo Park. The struggling department store chain announced Friday night it is closing 10 more department stores.

As about 200,000 kids go back to school in Manitoba this week, some will be packed into overcrowded classrooms and some creative spaces.

A new MRI suite at Grace Hospital has cut down the wait for a scan by one week.

Statistics Canada says over a 12-month period, our population grew by almost 19,432 people. Only Alberta had a higher growth rate.

The huge Target store in the Polo Park area will continue to sit empty, at least for a while.

A new report from Manitoba’s Children’s Advocate reveals almost 300 children in care were moved at least seven times between April 1, 2014 and March 31, 2015.

The life sentence for a woman who set a deadly fire that killed five people in Winnipeg will stand.

The Monday of the August long weekend will be named Terry Fox Day, Premier Greg Selinger said Wednesday morning.