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• 'Not something to be played around with': Manitoba family struggles after son diagnosed with rare urinary condition

  A Manitoba mom wants other parents to know about a rare urinary tract condition her son was born with that she had never heard of.

  

• Search for missing teen has been suspended, family says

  The search for a missing teen last seen more than a week ago in Winnipeg has been suspended after a body that has yet to be identified was found.

  

• 'Not something you normally see': Woman spots pair of bears on Manitoba road

  A Manitoba woman saw something unexpected on her drive to work this week, seeing a pair of black bears on the road.

  

• 5-year-old drowns in remote fly-in Manitoba community: RCMP

  RCMP in Thompson are investigating after a 5-year-old girl drowned in Brochet, Man. Wednesday evening.

  

• Manitoba legislature session ends, sets tone for upcoming election campaign

  The Manitoba legislature is set to break for the summer and an upcoming election campaign that is expected to focus on health care, taxes and crime.

  

• The community events closing down Winnipeg streets this weekend

  The City of Winnipeg is letting motorists know about a few upcoming road closures due to events happening across Winnipeg this weekend.

  

• New non-invasive tool detects early stages of Alzheimer's and Parkinson's

  Researchers at Carleton University's Department of Electronics in Ottawa created a ground-breaking testing device to detect early signs of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s through biomolecular activities in a person’s saliva.

• 'Customers very satisfied': The use of cosmetic pesticides once again allowed on Manitoba lawns

  Winnipeg lawn care companies have an old weapon back in their arsenal as they begin their annual war against weeds.

• Summer swimming lesson registration to begin June 13: City of Winnipeg

  The City of Winnipeg's new Leisure Guide is out, with registration for upcoming swimming lessons beginning June 13.

• Strawberry Moon kicks off month of planetary shows

  From the Strawberry Moon to invisible meteors, here's a round-up of when to look up and what to look for in the sky this month.

• Province to chip in on Kenaston Boulevard study

  The province is chipping in on a study to widen Kenaston Boulevard.

• Thousands of health-care workers could soon go on strike in Manitoba

  Thousands of Manitoba’s health-care workers could go on strike in two weeks.

• Body found in South Point Douglas

  The Winnipeg Police Service is investigating after a body was found on Wednesday night near an Indigenous gathering place in South Point Douglas.

• Biden trips after speech addressing U.S. Air Force Academy graduates

  President Joe Biden on Thursday thanked U.S. Air Force Academy graduates for choosing “service over self” but said they now have the “great privilege” of leading in a world that will only get more confusing in the years to come. His appearance was punctuated by a stumble onstage after handing out diplomas to graduates.

• RBC resolves technical issues with online, mobile banking

  The Royal Bank of Canada has resolved a technical issue that temporarily impacted online and mobile banking.

• Police warn of scheme where fraudster pretends to be Brandon officer

  The Brandon Police Service is warning residents about a scheme that involves someone pretending to be a police officer and asking for bail money.

• 'Highly recommend': Fires in Winnipeg highlight the importance of tenant insurance

  A fire at a Winnipeg apartment block that destroyed the building and displaced 180 people has highlighted the importance of tenant insurance.

• 'A huge issue': City asked to curb growing cat population in Winnipeg

  Animal welfare advocates are looking for more leeway to help tackle the feral and stray cat population in Winnipeg.