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• Tentative sale worries Lions Place residents

  The tentative sale of Lions Place, a large non-profit housing complex near downtown Winnipeg has left some seniors who live there shocked and frustrated.

  

• Manitoba government reintroduces bill to ease liquor rules, aims to change pot tax

  The Manitoba government is making another attempt at loosening restrictions on liquor sales and is changing the way it taxes cannabis.

  

• City studying use of cosmetic pesticides after province loosens restrictions

  The City of Winnipeg is exploring the pros and cons of using cosmetic pesticides once banned by the province.

  

• Parts of Manitoba to be hit with over 20 cm of snow on Monday

  Those living in central Manitoba should prepare for snowy conditions to start the week.

  

• Temporary encampment in Winnipeg’s West End goes up in flames

  A temporary encampment in Winnipeg’s West End went up in flames on Sunday evening.

  

• Manitoba suspends new cryptocurrency operations, citing high energy demand

  The Manitoba government is temporarily halting any new connections of cryptocurrency operations to the hydroelectric grid.

  

• Manitoba tourism operator fined for not following polar bear safety rules

  A tourism operator in Manitoba has been fined hundreds of dollars for failing to follow the polar bear safety conditions on their tourism operator licence.

• Researchers at University of Manitoba find connection between ground squirrels and climate change

  University of Manitoba researchers have found a link between ground squirrels and climate change and it has to do with the rodents' feet and sperm.

• 'A little bit of Christmas, a little bit of normalcy': How you can help Ukrainian newcomers this Christmas

  A non-profit is collecting donations to help make the holiday season a little more special for Ukrainian families who recently arrived in Manitoba, fleeing violence in their homeland.

• RCMP warn man wanted for assault is considered armed and dangerous

  Manitoba RCMP are warning the public that a 39-year-old man wanted on multiple assault charges is considered armed and dangerous.

• Trudeau pledges more than $40M in funding for James Smith Cree Nation

  Prime minister Justin Trudeau announced more than $40 million in funding for James Smith Cree Nation during a visit to the community on Monday.

• How to ease symptoms amid Canada’s shortage of children’s cold and flu medication

  With Canada’s country-wide shortage of children’s cold and flu medication still lingering, parents have other options to help children who are sick.

• 'It still hurts': Families hope for new homes after mass stabbing in Saskatchewan

  Brian (Buggy) Burns says it's the small things he misses the most, like sitting down and having coffee with his wife nearly every morning for more than three decades.

• Why anti-poverty researchers bristle at holiday appeals for food bank donations

  Campaigns for food bank donations are a staple of the holiday season, but some Canadian food insecurity researchers say the appeals don't address the systemic issues surrounding poverty.

• Transport minister acknowledges 'unacceptable' summer travel issues, says plan is to strengthen passenger bill of rights

  Canada's transport minister says the federal government and the country's aviation sector are working on strengthening the passenger bill of rights following a summer plagued by delayed and cancelled flights.

• Portage la Prairie kidnapping suspect captured: RCMP

  A suspect in a brief but harrowing kidnapping incident Friday has been apprehended by police.

• WHO renames monkeypox as 'mpox'

  The World Health Organization announced Monday that 'mpox' is now the preferred name for monkeypox.

• Buffalo gunman pleads guilty in racist supermarket massacre

  The white gunman who massacred 10 Black shoppers and workers at a Buffalo supermarket pleaded guilty Monday to murder and hate-motivated terrorism charges, guarantying he will spend the rest of his life in prison.