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  'Winter is the fabric of who we are’: Winnipeg businesses, activities bearing the brunt of mild weather

  Winnipeg is known for its cold and snowy winters, but this year, mild weather and stifled snowfall have made it difficult for businesses that need those frigid conditions.

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  Rare Maud Lewis paintings up for auction online, valued at $35,000

  Three rare Maud Lewis paintings are up for auction online today, estimated to be worth tens of thousands of dollars each.

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  'No Trespassing' signs now up at Lemay Forest

  Advocates are speaking out after public access to a St. Norbert forest officially ended Friday.

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  Casino workers vote in favour of strike 2 days before Christmas

  Members of Unifor Local 144 working at Winnipeg's three casinos have voted in favour of potential strike action if they can't sign a new contract by the end of this month.

• This Canadian couple used surrogacy to have a child. Here's what they want you to know

  Families that need help conceiving a child are met with financial burdens that should be covered through government health care and insurance, advocates say.

• Holiday Train stopping in Winnipeg Saturday night

  The festive lights of the CPKC Holiday Train are set to illuminate Winnipeg's night sky Saturday as part of its 25 year anniversary celebrations.

• 'Every tool at our disposal': Lawyers submit amended application to challenge Sask. pronoun legislation

  LGBTQ2S+ advocates are not backing down in their legal fight against the Sask. Party’s Parents’ Bill of Rights, submitting an amended application against the legislation on Friday evening.

• Cross-border sugar donation stopped by Canadian customs

  A Winnipeg church's attempt to spread holiday cheer amid a nationwide sugar shortage took an unexpected turn as their 500-pound sugar donation was turned away at the U.S. border this week.

• 7.6 magnitude earthquake strikes off the southern Philippines and a tsunami warning is issued

  A powerful earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.6 struck Saturday off the cost of the southern Philippines island of Mindanao and Philippine authorities issued a tsunami warning.

• Manitoba government expands planned gas-tax holiday after criticism

  The Manitoba government is broadening its plan for a fuel tax holiday after receiving criticism from farm groups, snowmobilers and the Opposition Progressive Conservatives.

• Suspect charged with 4 counts of second-degree murder in Winnipeg mass shooting

  A suspect has been charged with four counts of second-degree murder in connection with the Langside homicide.

• 'Moment of change': New lights make it safer for residents along Highway 59

  A new set of traffic lights are now operational on Highway 59 which runs through Brokenhead Ojibway Nation. The improvement comes months after a tragedy witnessed by several residents.

• Man stabbed on Main Street, dies from his injuries: Winnipeg police

  A man has died after being stabbed Thursday afternoon.

• Man stabs store employee, police searching for suspect

  Winnipeg police are looking for a man after a store employee was stabbed on Wednesday.

• Mild, rainy winter expected as Canada warms at twice the global rate

  Winter will be unusually warm and rainy across much of the country this year, according to the latest data from Environment and Climate Change Canada.

• New Statistics Canada report highlights unemployment numbers in Manitoba

  Here in Manitoba, the unemployment rate bucked the national trend as it fell to 4.9 per cent – down from 5.2 per cent in October.

• Melon sold in Manitoba recalled due to salmonella

  Melon sold in Manitoba recalled due to salmonella

• Manitoba invests in community projects to support World AIDS Day

  The Manitoba government is making nearly $800,000 in community investments to help stop the rising rates of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections (STBBI).