Malak Abas

Rural leaders have decided to take action in the shadow of tariff threats from the U.S. by vowing to buy Canadian-made products. The R.M. of St. Andrews council unanimously passed a motion Tuesday, pr...

How should Indigenous people protect their identity, define their identity, and work to prevent “pretendians?” The nuanced question was discussed Thursday at a gathering hosted by the Mani...

For 14 years, Winnipeg retiree Tom Pearson and his wife have called California home for five months out of the year. They’ve made close friends and built a tight-knit community, but U.S. President Don...

Trump’s tariff threat has spooked travellers. “I would say anyone who’s planning on going to the States as a trip is probably going to pull it,” said Jayde Finkbeiner, owner of Heartland International...

Point Douglas residents say the latest consultation meeting about the supervised drug site that’s proposed for their neighbourhood, failed to address key questions.

The architect behind a proposed apartment block in the parking lot of the Sherbrook Inn hopes the development will create a safer, more vibrant West Broadway. An open house organized by Cibinel Archit...

At the Headingley Correctional Centre, an inmate puts pen to paper. Winston will only use his first name when his work is published in the latest edition of The Inside Scoop, to be released Thursday. The annual magazine of art and literature is written by Manitobans who are, or were, incarcerated and is published by the John Howard Society of Manitoba.

As U.S. President Donald Trump’s team insisted Tuesday Canada will be hit with 25 per cent tariffs as of Saturday, a Manitoba reeve has joined a Canada-wide alliance of border mayors to combat the measure.

When Furby Street homeowners Margot Harding and Sean Kowal learned an apartment building could be built on the parking lot behind the former Sherbrook Inn, it felt like a breath of fresh air for the n...

As the weather shifts from freezing Arctic air to warmer snowy temperatures over the next few days, Bill Campbell is sticking to a simple mantra to stay safe. “Common sense and four-wheel drive,” he j...