Zubina Ahmed

Canad Inns founder Leo Ledohowski left a tremendous legacy on Manitoba's hospitality industry, business and political leaders said Tuesday as they shared memories of the late hotelier.

Distracted driving is a top concern for Manitobans, a new survey done for the Canadian Automobile Association suggests.

Friends of a man killed when his single-engine plane crashed in Manitoba field on Saturday say he was a knowledgeable and passionate pilot who had just earned a recreational pilot licence earlier this spring. 

Lawrence Douglas Corbiere says when he showed his status card as photo identification, a WestJet agent kept him on standby, saying the ID had expired. The ID card's expiration date is February 2029.

Winnipeg police are warning people about counterfeit Canadian bills in the city, after reports about fake cash in the first part of this year more than doubled compared to the same time in 2024.

In the wake of the ceasefire, a Palestinian refugee living in Winnipeg has been in contact with her cousins and a close friend in Gaza, who keep her updated on their situation.

Some Manitoba municipalities who rely on RCMP for policing services want more say in contract negotiations with the national police force.

A five-year, $15-million funding commitment from the federal government will help give the Michif language "a chance to survive and to prosper," the Manitoba Métis Federation says.

More than two-thirds of the food bank clients who responded to Harvest Manitoba's latest survey are women, a marked change from past surveys.

Winnipeggers could soon buy a bottle of wine or case of beer alongside their groceries at more stores in the city if a proposal from Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries goes forward. 

"Unfortunately, I didn't plan to come to Canada to be a babysitter as a blind father but to add my bit to the Canadian society, community and economy at large," Oluwatomi Waziri says.

Jackie Traverse says her original designs are being stolen and used on Orange Shirt Day T-shirts that are being sold on social media and e-commerce websites in time for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

A Winnipeg furniture store has been the subject of so many complaints from members of the city's Nigerian community, the president of the Nigerian Association of Manitoba says she plans to hire a lawyer to deal with the situation.

A fire at an elementary school in the northern Manitoba city of Thompson destroyed a classroom area Wednesday morning, as firefighters worked to save the rest of the building.

The family of a 29-year-old man who took his life inside Winnipeg’s Waverley Grand Mosque last week are speaking up amid the devastating loss to adressing the stigma of mental illness — and to correct the record about the circumstances surrounding his death.

Daniel McClelland never thought he would have to wait for almost three years to be able to eat solid foods again. The 38-year-old Winnipeg man is on a waitlist for a jaw joint replacement surgery that can’t be done in Manitoba.

Amanda Buhse will be a seat-filler at a major awards show for the second time in less than a month at Sunday’s Grammy Awards in Los Angeles.

While cleaning an air duct in a West End house last Thursday, Earl Masanque and his team discovered $5,000 cash, wrapped up and kept in a wallet inside an old Quik can.

A University of Manitoba professor whose image was used in a cryptocurrency scam — just because his face came up when scammers Googled the phrase “old white guy” — is now featured in a new Netflix documentary about the scam.

A Winnipeg man whose family has been devastated by the conflict between Israel and Hamas is calling on the federal government to remove a cap on the number of Palestinians who can seek refuge in Canada.