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Manitoba’s minister of advanced education and training says Ottawa’s countrywide cap of international students for post-secondary institutions has hurt the province.

A Winnipeg woman who says she was sexually assaulted by an Uber driver last December is seeking class-action status for her lawsuit against the ride-hailing company.

The dog population in Manitoba has reached a “breaking point” and is now a public health emergency, a letter signed by 45 animal welfare groups from across Canada says.

The head of the Manitoba Métis Federation says his nation has reached “the turning point” of its history as Louis Riel’s portrait at the legislature was updated to recognize him as the province’s honorary first premier Monday.

Two arts leaders in Winnipeg were among 78 people across Canada to be recognized with one of the country’s highest honours on Thursday.

A 19-year-old man has been charged with murder in what Winnipeg police call the “senseless” and unprovoked stabbing of a recent immigrant from Ukraine.

A nurse at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre is sounding the alarm on the situation in its adult emergency department.

After more than three decades of recognizing artistic talent from across the province, organizers of Manitoba’s biggest night for books says it will undergo a temporary hiatus next year to reorient itself.

A Winnipeg nurse is seeking class-action status for her lawsuit against several top drug companies, accusing them of profiting for decades by marketing non-prescription oral decongestant medications containing an active ingredient that several studies have found ineffective.

Jennifer Bercier says “an invisible line with a huge barrier” separates Manitoba First Nations like hers from the rest of the province, after her daughter lost all of her disability support and services upon turning 18.

A Winnipeg woman suing Tim Hortons says she nearly died and has become debilitated after dairy milk was put in her tea rather than the almond milk she ordered.

Métis leader Louis Riel will be formally recognized as Manitoba’s honourary first premier in one of the oncoming provincial government’s initial acts in office, premier-designate Wab Kinew announced on Saturday.

Although Wab Kinew continues to reiterate that he’s not out to make history for his ethnicity as Manitoba’s first Anishinaabe premier, there’s no denying that his community and cultural ties will bring something new to the premier’s office.

An animal tranquilizer that has shown up mixed with street drugs like fentanyl, prompting warnings in other Canadian provinces and the U.S., has started to show up in Manitoba, and educators want the public to be aware of its devastating effects.

The West End BIZ is celebrating new businesses in the area this week, and the organization says the number of people setting up shops in the neighbourhood hit a seven-year high in 2022 despite lingering effects of the pandemic.

A 17-year-old girl continues to recover after she helped save several children from a burning apartment complex on a northern Manitoba First Nation a week ago.

A DNA test more than six decades after their birth led Edward Ambrose and Richard Beauvais to the shocking realization that they had been sent home from hospital with the wrong parents after being born.

More than three decades after it was due, a copy of J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye has been returned to a Winnipeg library.

On Wednesday, a group of community members from Gods Lake Narrows in northern Manitoba gathered at the spot where15-year-old Leah Anderson was found brutally beaten to death a decade ago. Ten years later, no one has been charged in her death.

Of the total of 51 homicides recorded in Winnipeg as of Dec. 24, at least 10 involved women who were Indigenous. This is what we know about them.