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• Brian Bowman finds a new job in Winnipeg

  Winnipeg's former mayor is getting back into the workforce.

  

• Woman stabbed in 'completely random' attack at Olive Garden: Winnipeg Police

  Winnipeg police say a woman is in hospital with severe injuries after she was allegedly stabbed by a man in what police describe as a completely random and unprovoked attack.

  

• Gillingham lays out plan to help lower bike thefts in Winnipeg

  To combat theft, Mayor Scott Gillingham wants to make the city’s bike registry free and make use of technology.

  

• Donald Trump stored, showed off and refused to return classified documents, indictment says

  Former U.S. president Donald Trump is facing 37 felony charges related to the mishandling of classified documents, according to an indictment unsealed Friday that alleges that he described a Pentagon 'plan of attack' and shared a classified map related to a military operation.

  

• Seed fluff turns Winnipeg streets white

  Some Winnipeg streets are getting a dusting of white stuff this month, making it look like it's snowing in June.

  

• 'He's just an angel': Unwanted dog finds his forever home in Winnipeg

  One dog named Wilson was waiting for half a year to become someone's best friend, and now, the unwanted dog has finally found a forever home.

  

• Death of 19-year-old on the job now under investigation

  The RCMP and Workplace Safety and Health are investigating after a 19-year-old died while on the job.

• Warhol paintings from Winnipeg Art Gallery sell for $936K at auction

  Four Andy Warhol paintings that were part of the Winnipeg Art Gallery’s collection have sold at auction, with the money being used to help increase the Indigenous art collection at the gallery.

• Manitoba woman shares her story of reclaiming her traditional Indigenous name

  One Manitoba woman is sharing her years-long journey to reclaiming her traditional Indigenous name.

• Missing Chemamawin teenager found safe after exhaustive 13-day search: RCMP

  A missing teenager from Chemamawin Cree Nation has been found safely.

• WestJet to wind down Swoop, integrate into main operation

  WestJet says it will wind down operations at Swoop as it integrates the budget carrier's operations into its main banner.

• Manitoba pinball player competes on international stage

  One of the top pinball players in Canada calls Winnipeg home, and he recently got a chance to showcase his skills once again on the World Stage.

• David Johnston resigns as foreign interference special rapporteur, citing 'highly partisan atmosphere'

  Foreign interference special rapporteur David Johnston has resigned, CTV News has confirmed. In a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Johnston cited the intense politicization of his appointment and work, as the reason for his coming departure.

• 'That hurt has been extended': Indigenous leaders in Manitoba share displeasure of Queen Elizabeth II statue being back up

  Two years after two statues were knocked down and damaged at the Manitoba Legislature, one is now back up and Indigenous leaders are upset by the decision.

• Rock blasting to cause delays on Trans-Canada Highway

  Manitobans are being warned to expect delays on the Trans-Canada Highway beginning next week due to rock blasting.

• Softball-sized hail, strong wind gusts reported in Manitoba storm

  A storm that tore through a community northwest of Brandon Wednesday brought with it heavy winds and, in some areas, hail the size of softballs.

• What is Temu? Shopping app that didn't exist 4 months ago now a source of privacy concerns

  A shopping app that didn’t exist four months ago is making quite the splash for online shoppers. But experts warn of potential data dangers for Canadian customers.

• Brood of ducklings plummet from tree in Manitoba

  It was a short first flight for a brood of ducklings that plummeted from a tree, hitting the pavement with a resounding smack – but one wildlife expert says there was nothing 'fowl' about what happened.