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• Canada's Einarson falls to U.S. but rebounds with win over Norway at curling worlds

  SANDVIKEN, Sweden -- Canada's Kerri Einarson split her round-robin games Sunday at the world women's curling championship.

  

• 'Such a great place": families try out ice fishing at Fort Whyte Alive

  Winnipeg families took to the ice at Fort Whyte Alive Saturday to try their hand at ice fishing.

  

• 'It's very neat': Manitoba Robot Games sparking students' interest in STEM careers

  Students from across the province gathered on Saturday to compete in the 25th Manitoba Robot Games and learn valuable engineering skills.

  

• Man wanted after sexual assault in front of Law Courts: Police

  Winnipeg police are searching for a suspect after a sexual assault in front of the Law Courts building Friday morning.

  

• 'A feel-good morning': Pancake breakfast celebrates World Down Syndrome Day

  World Down Syndrome Day isn't until Tuesday, but that didn't stop the Manitoba Down Syndrome Society from celebrating early with a pancake breakfast Sunday morning.

  

• Winnipeg Transit building fewer bus shelters in 2023

  Winnipeg Transit won't be building as many new heated bus shelters as it usually does this year.

  

• Canada's Einarson opens women's world curling championship with win over host Swedes

  SANDVIKEN, Sweden -- Canada's Kerri Einarson stole her way to victory to open the women's world curling championship.

• Sandler receives Mark Twain Prize for lifetime in comedy

  A host of comedic and entertainment royalty gathered at Washington's Kennedy Center to present comedy icon Adam Sandler with the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.

• 'Language is a vital part of culture': The new Punjabi bilingual program being offered in Seven Oaks School Division.

  A new Punjabi bilingual program is coming to Seven Oaks School Division next school year.

• How Agriculture in the City teaches Winnipeggers about where their food comes from

  A long-running celebration of Manitoba farming returned to The Forks this weekend, educating Winnipeggers about where their food comes from in a fun and interactive way.

• Trump says he expects to be arrested, calls for protest

  Donald Trump claimed on Saturday that his arrest is imminent and issued an extraordinary call for his supporters to protest as a New York grand jury investigates hush money payments to women who alleged sexual encounters with the former president.

• 'I'm so proud': Why Dayna Spiring is leaving Economic Development Winnipeg after 7 years

• Winnipeg police lay sexual assault charges in three incidents

  The Winnipeg Police Service has charged a male in connection with three sexual assaults in Winnipeg, including one where the victim was 11 years old.

• 'Toxic drug supply is killing our relatives': Animal tranquillizer found in overdose death reports in Winnipeg

  An animal tranquillizer is making its way into Winnipeg’s street drug supply. Xylazine - also known as zombie drug - has been found in toxicology reports of three people who have died of an overdose.

• Winnipeg among most affordable cities for first-time homebuyers

  A new report suggests Winnipeg remains one of the most affordable housing markets for first-time buyers in the country.

• 'A change in people's behaviour': Police chief believes pandemic anxiety impacting traffic fatalities

  Data unveiled last week in a report at the Police Board meeting shows crashes and fatalities were way up in 2022 and Winnipeg's police chief believes it could be linked to the pandemic.

• 'I've never seen anything like that before': escaped horses run through streets

  More than a dozen horses in St. Andrews escaped their farm and went gallivanting through the rural municipality's streets and highways.

• Icy roads prompt highway closures in Manitoba

  Winter weather and icy roads have caused highway closures in parts of Manitoba.