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• Trump charged over classified documents in 1st federal indictment of an ex-president

  Donald Trump said Thursday that he has been indicted on charges of mishandling classified documents at his Florida estate, igniting a federal prosecution that is arguably the most perilous of multiple legal threats against the former U.S. president as he seeks to reclaim the White House.

  

• Chief Peguis Trail extension one step closer to reality

  After decades of discussions, the Chief Peguis Trail extension is one step closer to reality.

  

• 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.

  

• Teenager charged with manslaughter following Swan River homicide

  A 15-year-old male has been arrested and charged following the death of a 29-year-old woman last week in Swan River.

  

• Construction closures expected on South Perimeter Highway

  Bridge construction starting next week on the South Perimeter Highway is going to lead to temporary closures for the rest of June.

  

• Premier remains mum on funding to search Manitoba landfill for remains of 2 women

  The decision to search a Winnipeg-area landfill for the remains of two First Nations women and who will fund it remains up in the air a month after a feasibility study was completed.

  

• Manitoba trustee suspended over posts targeting LGBTQ2S+ community, division says

  A Manitoba school trustee has been suspended over social media posts the division says targeted the LGBTQ2S+ community.

• 'Tremendous amount we could be doing': Expert shares tips for preventing, adapting to wildfires

  As wildfires rage across Canada in what’s being called an unprecedented season, one expert says there’s more that individuals and communities can do to adapt and prevent forest fires from causing widespread devastation.

• City looking for bids for snow disposal site

  The City of Winnipeg is looking for a contractor to build a larger snow disposal site.

• Exotic butterflies escape biome in The Leaf, prompting closure

  The escape of some exotic butterflies in The Leaf has prompted the temporary closure of the butterfly biome.

• 'Automatic connection': Choir made up of seniors bringing joy to Winnipeg

  One Winnipeg choir is proving that age is just a number

• Sandy Bay homicide suspect arrested: RCMP

  RCMP have arrested a suspect wanted in connection with a shooting death in Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation.

• 'Canada dry': Climatologist Dave Phillips foresees hot, dry summer countrywide

  The hot, dry conditions that are fuelling wildfires countrywide are just the beginning of what summer could look like in Canada this year, according to Environment Canada senior climatologist Dave Phillips.

• Manitoba businesses at risk of closure over loan repayment

  Many businesses go through ups and downs, but the pandemic was a major down that many have yet to recover from.

• Manitoba community rallying behind player in the Stanley Cup Final

  Manitoban and Vegas Golden Knight defenceman Zach Whitecloud is getting plenty of support from his hometown community while he competes for the Stanley Cup.

• Continued closure of Fort Gibraltar causing changes for soon to be married couples

  The closure of Fort Gibraltar following the collapse of an elevated walkway that sent 16 students and one teacher to hospital has left some couples scrambling to find a place to get married.

• Stretch of Winnipeg road to be closed until October

  A number of road closures in Winnipeg are scheduled to take effect in the coming days, including one in South St. Vital that will remain in place for more than four months.

• Wildfire battles continue as heat, air quality alerts affect most of Canada

  Air pollution from wildfires remained well above healthy levels across much of southern and northern Ontario and several communities in British Columbia and Alberta on Thursday.