Matthew Frank

Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, showed support for the party’s candidate ahead of next month’s Elmwood-Transcona byelection on Saturday. Bernier is hoping the Sept. 16 vote wil...

What’s the rush? That’s what some parents and community advocates are wondering as the city prepares to shut down 30 wading pools Friday and another 30 the following Friday. That will leave just six o...

Manitoba’s animal health and welfare branch seized more than 130 dogs from a home north of Winnipeg last week as local shelters are struggling — in some cases unable — to meet the demand created by people abandoning their pets.

What would have been the final chapter for a local café has instead brought fresh coffee and flowers back to Osborne Village. Small Mercies, a café and boutique, reopened its doors on July 3 after bei...

Canada’s oldest steam locomotive needs $150,000 in repairs to get back on track. Prairie Dog Central Railway’s steam locomotive, known as No. 3, won’t operate this year, as a vintage diesel locomotive...

Ian Harasymiw and his grandson, Sheamus, share a cold drink as they watch a red-and-white pinstriped Cessna take off from Canada’s 10th busiest airport. Since taking their spot across from the runway,...

A University of Manitoba researcher is setting sights on neutering buzzing bloodsuckers this summer. Steve Whyard, a professor in the biological sciences department at U of M, is testing out new techn...

The new Fairgrove Park Community Trail in Tyndall Park is set to open next fall.

Save Our Seine, an environmental advocacy organization, is celebrating 30 years of its summer river keeper team, which picks up litter around Winnipeg’s third-largest river.

Some Manitoba post-secondary students from abroad are concerned that the NDP government has taken a promise made repeatedly during last year’s provincial election campaign off its priority list. The p...