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• Bell MTS service restored in Manitoba

  Customers with Bell MTS should now have their internet and TV services back.

  

• Internationally educated nurse wins appeal to work in Manitoba

  A nurse who received her education in the Philippines and was later licenced to work in Ontario and Quebec has won an appeal to work in Manitoba, according to a notice of decision by the Council of the College of Registered Nurses of Manitoba, reviewed by CTV News Winnipeg.

  

• 'It is a lot of work there': Manitoba still considering Trans-Canada Highway twinning project

  Manitoba's transportation and infrastructure minister says the province is still considering a project to twin the Trans-Canada Highway, as work is already underway on the Ontario side of the border.

  

• The initiative preparing Ukrainian children for school in Manitoba

  A local organization is calling on Manitobans to help Ukrainian refugee children get the best possible start to the upcoming school year.

  

• Minister asks Canadians not to fake travel plans to skip passport application lines

  Minister of Families, Children and Social Development of Canada Karina Gould is discouraging people from making fake travel plans just to skip the line of those waiting for passports.

• Man facing nearly 130 charges in connection with serial break-ins: Winnipeg police

  A 33-year-old Ontario man is facing nearly 130 charges in connection with multiple break-ins that resulted in $120,000 in damage and more than 100 people being victimized.

• The current status of construction along the Perimeter Highway

  Government officials toured the ongoing construction happening on the South Perimeter Highway at St. Mary's Monday morning.

• Five elderly women violently robbed in Winnipeg, police arrest two people

  Winnipeg police have arrested two suspects following the violent robberies of five elderly women.

• Anita Neville named new lieutenant-governor of Manitoba

  Former Liberal member of Parliament Anita Neville has been named Manitoba's next lieutenant-governor.

• Lisa LaFlamme is leaving CTV News

  Lisa LaFlamme is leaving CTV News. The network announced today that the Chief Anchor and Senior Editor is departing after more than 30 years with the company.

• 'Absolutely devastating': Struggling duty-free stores call for end to ArriveCan app

  Duty-free shops along Canada's border, like the one in Emerson, are continuing to report record low sales.

• Boil water advisory in place for part of Brandon following water main break

  City crews in Brandon have found a water main break that was causing low-pressure problems for a large part of the city. However, a portion of the city is now under a boil water advisory until the problem is completely fixed.

• Weather conditions favourable for 'severe' storms in parts of Manitoba

  Environment Canada is warning Manitobans that conditions are favourable in parts of the province for the development of “severe” thunderstorms that could cause strong winds, large hail, and heavy rain.

• Economists predict a 'mild recession,' but what would that look like in Canada?

  With inflation on the rise and central banks poised to increase rates, CTVNews.ca speaks with experts on whether Canada will experience a recession, and if so, what it would look like.

• How Winnipeg is helping residents beat the heat this summer

  With Winnipeg experiencing scorching hot weather, the city is taking steps to help keep residents safe and cool.

• About 4,000 beagles destined for drug experiments finding new homes

  About 4,000 beagles are looking for homes after animal rescue organizations started removing them from a Virginia facility that bred them to be sold to laboratories for drug experiments.

• Car accident leads to impaired driving arrest: Brandon police

  Officers with the Brandon Police Service arrested a 23-year-old man for impaired driving following a car accident in the city.

• Canadian Pacific Railway reaches collective agreement with 3,000 workers

  Canadian Pacific Railway says it has signed a two-year collective agreement with about 3,000 union members.