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  Manitoba to encourage renewable energy while acknowledging fossil fuel use

  Manitoba's government says it will encourage the development of renewable energy in the province while acknowledging fossil fuels aren't going away any time soon.

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  Man charged following fire that killed married couple: Winnipeg police

  The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) has made an arrest following a fire that claimed the lives of two people.

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  'We need to share these roots': RM of St. François Xavier embracing Métis history to mark 200th anniversary

  The RM of St. François Xavier is marking its 200th year – a celebration that will feature the successes of modern day, but also remember the history of the area that started with the Métis.

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  Colleen Bready's Forecast: Sunshine returns, but for how long?

  After so much rain this week, sunshine is making a welcome return to southern Manitoba on Friday.

• Veterinarians warn of possible parvovirus outbreak in Manitoba

  A Winnipeg pet rescue is putting out a warning to dog owners across the city about a possible parvovirus in the province.

• 'I'm devastated': Manitobans cleaning up after surge of rain floods communities

  Manitobans are continuing to mop up after a deluge of rain hit southern Manitoba earlier in the week.

• Habitat for Humanity builder clocks 1,000 volunteer hours in two years' time

  A Winnipeg man is celebrating an impressive milestone working with Habitat for Humanity.

• AI photo of purple apples growing in Sask. sparks attention, experts debunk image

  A social media post of purple apples “growing” in Saskatchewan has sparked a lot of attention. However, garden experts say there's no such thing.

• CMHR celebrating 10 years since opening

  The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) is celebrating 10 years since opening its doors.

• 'Adult content' viewers targeted in growing Bitcoin extortion scam, B.C. RCMP say

  There have been more reports of a Bitcoin extortion scam seeking to exploit viewers of "adult content" in B.C.'s Lower Mainland, according to the RCMP.

• Law organizations call for Manitoba NDP to reinstate turfed backbencher

  Law groups across Canada are denouncing the Manitoba NDP's ouster of a backbencher over his ties to the lawyer representing convicted sex offender Peter Nygard, while more caucus members are speaking out in support of the move.

• Tornado in southeastern Sask. Wednesday was 3rd latest in province on record: ECCC

  A tornado in Langbank, Sask. on Wednesday was the third latest in the province on record, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC).

• SCO wants Lake Winnipeg to be declared a living being

  The Southern Chiefs' Organization (SCO) is launching a Charter challenge to have Lake Winnipeg declared a living being, claiming that the province and Manitoba Hydro are damaging the lake with development.

• B.C. driver, 26, charged in fatal northern Ontario crash last year

  A 26-year-old driver from Surrey, B.C., has been charged with three counts of criminal negligence causing death and bodily harm in a crash that killed two youths in northern Ontario last year.

• Why so many young people are leaving Manitoba

  New research has found that many young people are opting to leave Manitoba due to several concerns, including safety and career opportunities.

• Health data collected from Indigenous Peoples in Canada has a dark history. One Indigenous company is turning that around

  Software company Mustimuhw Information, which develops medical records systems built on a foundation of Indigenous traditions and values, is allowing health providers to capture data informed by cultural practices.