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• Missing 70-year-old woman found safe: Winnipeg police

  A missing 70-year-old Winnipeg woman has been found safe.

  

• Nurses working in Winnipeg hospital's sexual assault program have resigned

  Several nurses working in a department at a Winnipeg hospital that provides examinations for victims of sexual assault have resigned for their positions, leaving the department short-staffed.

  

• Hockey tournament aims to help break barriers for future players

  The Fourth Annual Cooper Nemeth Hockey Memorial will pay tribute to a hockey player, bring family fun and fundraise for the children who want to hit the ice, but can’t afford it.

  

• 'Full, full, full': parents left frustrated over lack of swimming lesson spots

  Frustrated and left with few options – that's how many Winnipeg parents were feeling Tuesday after they couldn't get their kids into swimming lessons.

  

• Manitoba Mountie suing RCMP over police dog attack

  A Manitoba Mountie is suing the RCMP after he claims he was bitten multiple times by a police dog during an arrest.

  

• Canadians throw out millions of food products each year. Here's how to reduce that waste

  Canadians are throwing out millions of food products each year, a practice that is not only harming the environment but also their wallets. Here are some tips to reduce food waste from an eco expert.

  

• Winnipeg parent concerned about mould removal work at daughter's school

  A Winnipeg parent is concerned about her daughter's health as work to remove mould is underway at her school.

• 'I'm a Canadian': MP named in foreign interference report speaks out, refutes claims

  The Liberal MP who allegedly benefitted from Chinese election interference is speaking out against the report, categorically stating the foreign government did not help him in his nomination campaign.

• Gwyneth Paltrow ski collision trial brings doctors to stand

  Doctors and family members are expected to testify on Wednesday in a trial about a 2016 ski crash between Gwyneth Paltrow and a retired Utah man suing her and claiming her recklessness left him with lasting injuries and brain damage.

• Manitoba continues to see inflation rate drop, experts say there's still a ways to go

  The latest inflation numbers are out from Statistics Canada and the Consumer Price Index shows inflation continues to slow throughout Canada, including in Manitoba.

• 'A very, very difficult odour': Senate adjourns early after foul smell in the building disrupts proceedings

  The Senate adjourned early on Tuesday afternoon after a foul smell in the building caused headaches in the chamber and disrupted proceedings.

• Demand for Manitoba truckers driving training overhaul

  A driver-training program is getting a major overhaul as it gets ready to train much-needed drivers.

• Shake Shack to come to Canada in 2024 with first location set for Toronto

  Canadians with a hankering for Shake Shack's juicy burgers soon won't have to cross the border to satisfy their cravings. Toronto-based private investment firms Osmington Inc. and Harlo Entertainment Inc. announced plans Wednesday to bring the U.S. fast food giant to Canada.

• New Brunswick man shares unlikely, heartwarming friendship with squirrel

  An animal rescue situation has turned into a unique friendship for a New Brunswick man and his new friend Peanut, a grey squirrel.

• Mayor's inner circle vote to add more dollars for downtown public washroom

  Winnipeg's mayor and his inner circle have voted to put more dollars into a public washroom in downtown order to keep it open without having to reduce its hours.

• Manitoba agrees to pay $17 million and apologize to settle disabled abuse lawsuit

  The Manitoba government has agreed to pay $17 million and apologize in the legislature to settle a lawsuit filed on behalf of former residents who say they were abused at a centre for people with intellectual disabilities.

• Why Manitobans should vote for the province's worst roads

  Is there a stretch of road in Manitoba that you drive often that you just can't stand? CAA Manitoba wants to hear from you.

• Two men who lost fingers crossing into Canada become Canadian citizens

  Razak Iyal was given a warm embrace as he officially became a Canadian citizen, more than six years after nearly freezing to death walking across the Canada-United States border in Manitoba.