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  Manitoba's train is a lifeline for many towns. Now tourists are also discovering the route

  To get between Churchill, Manitoba, Canada -- the polar bear and beluga whale capital of the world and a tourist hot spot for northern adventure tourism -- and Winnipeg, Manitoba, there are only two options: A $1,100 one-way plane flight that takes two-and-a-half hours or a scenic 45-hour to 49-hour much cheaper train ride.

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  Winnipeg police searching for missing 11-year-old girl

  Winnipeg police are concerned about the well-being of an 11-year-old girl who has been missing for nearly two weeks.

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  16-year-old dead following shooting, police investigating

  A 16-year-old male has died following a shooting over the weekend.

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  Winnipeg’s Palestinian, Jewish communities mark one year since Oct. 7 attack

  One year has passed since Hamas militants murdered 1,200 Israelis and took more than 200 people hostage. Since the horrific attack, nearly 42,000 people have been killed in Gaza, as the war between Israel and Hamas rages on.

• Is it safe to buy from Temu and Shein? Here's what Canada says it's doing to try to protect consumers

  As U.S. regulators push for an investigation into what they call 'deadly baby and toddler products' from foreign e-commerce sites, health officials in Canada say they haven't determined whether any laws or regulations have been broken.

• Police arrest two people in missing woman's death, still searching for third suspect

  Winnipeg police have arrested two people and are searching for a third in the death of a woman who was last seen in October 2023.

• Delays expected if Manitoba health-care workers strike: Shared Health

  Shared Health said Manitobans could expect longer wait times in emergency departments if a strike among health-care support workers goes ahead Tuesday.

• Most fathers say they spend equal time caring for their child — fewer mothers agree, survey says

  When it comes to raising a child, the majority of fathers say they share tasks equally, but fewer mothers tend to say the same thing, according to a Statistics Canada survey.

• Suspect sought following slew of armed robberies on Winnipeg bike path

  The Winnipeg Police Service is looking for a man following a number of "strongarm robberies" near Fermor Avenue.

• Historic agreement removes eligibility exclusions for disability services for First Nation youth

  A historic agreement was signed on Monday, removing eligibility exclusions for Children’s disABILITY Services and home care for First Nations children living on reserve.

• Totem pole from B.C. artist removed from Manitoba legislature after 53 years

  A totem pole that has stood on the grounds of the Manitoba legislature for more than 50 years has come down.

• Lyft is coming to Winnipeg, drivers can now apply

  Winnipeggers will soon be able to access another ride-sharing service in the city.

• Power restored across Manitoba following weekend windstorm

  Power is restored across southern Manitoba after a weekend windstorm wreaked havoc in several communities.

• Police in several cities to increase presence ahead of Oct. 7 anniversary

  On the anniversary of the Hamas-led attacks in Israel, police departments in cities across Canada are increasing their presence in Jewish and Muslim communities, as well as at the locations of planned protests.

• Manitoba doctors getting sick of sick notes

  A new report from Doctors Manitoba is calling for major changes to the way sick notes are issued in Manitoba, saying they are a waste of time for doctors and employers.

• A Canadian woman was recently diagnosed with scurvy. Here are the factors tied to the disease

  Scurvy is not just an archaic diagnosis of 18th-century seafarers and doctors should watch for possible cases, according to researchers following a recent case.