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  'We miss and we love Tanya': Tanya Nepinak’s birthday marked 13 years after she was last seen

  Tanya Nepinak was last seen 13 years ago, today would have been her birthday.

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  Manitoba doctor shortage improving, but not fixed: annual report

  More doctors are practicing in Manitoba, but a physician advocacy group says it’s still not enough.

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  Manitoba students maneuver Canadian space equipment

  Students in Stonewall, Man. got an out-of-this-world lesson Thursday.

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  Look up: Northern lights could be visible across Canada on Thursday night

  The northern lights could be visible across most of Canada on Thursday night.

• Manitoba urging residents to get flu shots, COVID-19 vaccines

  The province is urging Manitobans to get a flu shot and an updated COVID-19 vaccine as the respiratory virus season gets underway.

• 2000-pound pumpkin takes home top prize at Manitoba fair

  A massive pumpkin has won a prestigious prize in Manitoba.

• Manitoba government lowers age for self-referral breast cancer screening

  The Manitoba government has announced a plan to expand breast cancer screening for the second time in a month.

• Winnipeggers being recognized on the city’s 150th anniversary

  The City of Winnipeg has announced who will get the 150 medals it’s handing out to mark its 150th anniversary.

• Agape Table breaks ground on new building

  Agape Table is one step closer to opening its new building.

• TD Bank hit with record US$3 billion fine over drug cartel money laundering

  TD Bank will pay US$3 billion to settle charges that it failed to properly monitor money laundering by drug cartels, regulators announced Thursday.

• Many Gen Z Canadians borrowing money to buy food: study

  A recent report that surveyed thousands of Canadians found a majority of them cite food as an expense that has significantly increased in the last year.

• Milton clobbers coastal communities in Florida, leaves millions without power and kills at least 6

  Rescue teams plucked Florida residents from the flotsam of Hurricane Milton on Thursday after the storm smashed through coastal communities where it tore homes into pieces, filled streets with mud and spawned a barrage of deadly tornadoes. At least six people were dead.

• Manitobans could soon be paying more for natural gas

  Manitobans could be paying more for natural gas in the future.

• Katherine Dow’s forecast: The heat spell continues, but we lose the sunshine

  The heat spell continues in Manitoba on Thursday with some added cloud coverage.

• Fisher-Price infant swings recalled in Canada after 5 deaths reported

  Several models of Fisher-Price infant swings have been recalled in Canada after the company received reports of fatalities link to affected products.

• 'Positive addition to the community': Senior complex opens in Charleswood

  The Seniors Residences of Oakdale opened the doors to the first of three buildings on Wednesday morning