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• Winnipeg restaurant fined $40K for defying health restrictions; closed to in-person dining

  A restaurant in Winnipeg that was fined $40,000 for breaking public health orders is now closed to in-person dining.

  

• Closure of North Perimeter Highway intersection not sitting well with some residents

  A group of West St. Paul residents are blocking the East Holmes road access point along the North Perimeter Highway in protest.

  

• State of emergency extended in Manitoba for what could be the final time

  The Manitoba government is once again extending the state of emergency that was put in place due to the COVID-19 pandemic; however, this could be the final extension.

  

• More than half of Manitobans voted in federal election: Elections Canada

  According to Elections Canada, over half of Manitobans made it to the polls with 57.56 per cent casting a ballot

  

• Downtown Winnipeg gets snowy makeover for Hallmark movie shoot

  Very early signs of Christmas could be spotted in downtown Winnipeg Tuesday.

• COVID-19 close contact identification protocols changing in Manitoba schools

  Public health and Manitoba education officials are changing protocols for how close contacts to COVID-19 cases in schools are identified and managed.

• Mayor's inner circle votes to include all city employees in National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

  The mayor's inner circle has voted unanimously to give all City of Winnipeg employees the day off on Sept. 30 to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

• Majority of Manitoba's 66 COVID-19 cases on Tuesday were not vaccinated; one new death reported

  Manitoba is adding one new COVID-19 death and 66 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday.

• Autopsy confirms remains found in Wyoming are Gabby Petito's, FBI says

  Autopsy results have confirmed that the remains found Sunday in the Bridger-Teton National Forest are those of Gabby Petito, a 22-year-old woman who disappeared while on a trip exploring national parks with her fiancé, according to the FBI in Denver.

• 3 charged after traffic stop turns up cocaine, large amount of cash: RCMP

  Two Winnipeggers and one person from Thompson are facing drug-related charges after a traffic stop and a search of a hotel room in Thompson.

• O'Toole triggers campaign review after loss, saying no one more disappointed than him

  Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole says he's triggered a review looking into his party's election loss, underscoring that he's committed to making sure the Tories are battle-ready for the next one.

• Woman arrested following road rage incident which included ramming another vehicle: Winnipeg police

  Winnipeg police have charged a 37-year-old woman following a road rage incident on Sunday evening.

• Motion at Winnipeg city hall looking to mandate COVID-19 vaccine for councillors and their staff

  A week after the City of Winnipeg implemented a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for front-line workers, a motion has been introduced at city council to have the same sort of mandate for elected officials and their political staff.

• New Manitoba program to have doctors, pharmacists encourage COVID-19 vaccinations

  The Manitoba government is investing $14 million in community-focused and one-on-one outreach programs to improve access to the COVID-19 vaccine and boost vaccine uptake.

• 'Turned the tables': Mountain goat fatally wounds attacking grizzly bear in Yoho National Park

  An adult grizzly bear is dead and a necropsy determined her fatal wounds occurred when she attempted to attack a mountain goat in a national park in British Columbia.

• Trudeau vows to 'get back to work,' as Liberals win election but fall short of majority

  Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is vowing to get 'back to work,' after being dealt a second minority government in the 2021 federal election that looks much like the one Canadians elected in 2019.