Nicole Buffie

The provincial government will build a kindergarten-to-Grade 8 school in the Rural Municipality of West St. Paul. About 600 students will attend the dual-track French and English school just north of...

The developer of the proposed assisted-living facility on the Lemay Forest property promised it wouldn’t be constructed near land that is suspected of having unmarked graves from a 20th century Cathol...

Coyote sightings in Winnipeg have dropped since two children were attacked in summer 2023, but fears persist after a couple recently discovered a grisly scene in their neighbourhood. Daniel and Helen...

Mercy Omondi was on her way to a funeral for a friend when she was tragically killed in a seven-car pileup during last week’s blizzard conditions across much of southern Manitoba. “It’s still hard tal...

Chrystia Freeland says she is the only potential Liberal party leader who can stand up to President Donald Trump and his proposed tariffs on Canadian exports to the U.S. “Donald Trump doesn’t like me…...

HSC clinic celebrates five years of ‘Mayo Clinic-level care’

A team of international scientists, including a University of Manitoba academic, has retrieved the world’s longest ice sample in an effort to learn about Earth’s climate hundreds of thousands of years...

The Public Utilities Board is urging the province to appoint independent brain injury experts to work with Manitoba Public Insurance following allegations the Crown corporation is failing to fairly deal with claims related to head trauma.

The Public Utilities Board has ordered a 5.7 per cent rate increase for vehicle insurance — nearly double the rate sought by Manitoba Public Insurance — blaming the Crown corporation for digging itself into a deep financial hole.

Manitoba’s acting education minister says the public will never learn the circumstances surrounding past teaching certificate suspensions or cancellations but pledges future transparency with the introduction of a new registry.