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• Hundreds walk for Alzheimer's in Assiniboine Park

  Hundreds of people gathered in Assiniboine Park Saturday to walk in support of those living with dementia in our province.

  

• Good Samaritans step in to stop assault: Police

  Winnipeg police are thanking a group of good Samaritans who intervened in an assault Wednesday.

  

• 'It's fantastic': Motorcycle Ride for Dad sets new fundraising record

  West Winnipeg was filled with the sounds of more than a thousand engines revving at once, as motorcycle enthusiasts gathered to ride for a good cause Saturday.

  

• Team Canada hockey players Marie-Philip Poulin and Laura Stacey engaged

  Celebrated Team Canada hockey players Marie-Philip Poulin and Laura Stacey have announced their engagement.

  

• WFPS crews respond to three Saturday morning fires

  The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service (WFPS) had a busy Saturday morning, responding to three fires in different parts of the city.

  

• New data shows longer response times and higher volumes of 911 calls in rural Manitoba

  Response times and call volumes for emergency medical services in rural Manitoba are on the rise due to staffing shortages and reassignments, according to newly released data.

  

• 'They took her engagement ring': Winnipeg apartment residents find suites broken into following fire

  The blows keep coming for residents who lived at the Quail Ridge Apartment complex in Winnipeg as some have had their apartments broken into.

• Planning begins for new interchange on Perimeter Highway

  The Manitoba government has begun its project planning for a new interchange at the intersection of the Perimeter Highway and St. Anne’s Road.

• StatCan report casts clouds on claims of a widespread labour shortage in Canada

  A new report is casting doubt on the idea that Canada is facing a widespread labour shortage and bolsters the arguments by some labour economists that high job vacancies aren't due to a shortage of workers.

• The new robots on duty at Hargrave Street Market

  A couple of new servers are turning heads at Hargrave Street Market.

• 'Planning to attack me': Woman shares warning with others after attack in south Winnipeg

  A woman is sharing a recent experience where she said she was attacked in south Winnipeg, in hopes others will be more vigilant in their daily activities.

• Legendary comedian Jerry Seinfeld coming to Winnipeg

  Jerry Seinfeld will be making his way to Winnipeg this September.

• Man’s body found near Pembina Port of Entry: sheriff

  Sheriffs in North Dakota say a dead man has been found in a ditch not far from the Canada-U.S. border on Thursday.

• 'A fractious history': Planning of Canada Day festivities sparks controversy

  The planning of Canada Day festivities in a few major Canadian cities has sparked controversy — and one professor says it’s not surprising given the country’s complicated history.

• Wildfire danger prompts travel restrictions in southeastern Manitoba

  The Manitoba government is limiting vehicle travel in the southeast part of the province due to wildfire concerns.

• North Dakota Gov. Burgum expected to announce GOP campaign for president, Republican allies say

  North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum is expected to announce his candidacy for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, two GOP operatives told The Associated Press on Friday, putting him in an already crowded field dominated by ex-President Donald Trump.

• Manitoba Opposition member raises idea of government action on grocery prices

  A member of Manitoba's Opposition New Democrats has raised the prospect of a government "clampdown" on grocery prices if the party wins the election slated for Oct. 3, but has not offered details on how that might be possible.

• Caterpillar pest control program to start this weekend

  The city's tree pest caterpillar control program is scheduled to start this weekend.