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• How the WRHA managed during the first two waves of the pandemic

  The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority released its annual report on Tuesday looking at how hospitals functioned in the region over the last year.

  

• Recent string of gun-related incidents sparks concerns of rising gun violence in Winnipeg

  A string of gun-related incidents in Winnipeg have some asking if gun violence is on the rise.

  

• Teen girl killed after being hit by a car on Manitoba highway

  A 17-year-old girl died on Monday after she was hit by a car on Highway 21.

  

• Steep hike coming for Manitoba's natural gas rates

  Natural gas rates are set to increase in Manitoba beginning next week, with some customers’ yearly bills expected to go up nearly $125.

  

• 28 years later, Winnipeg man finally gets his front curb fixed

  A St. Vital man finally has something he has been waiting for after 28 years … a new curb.

• Blackhawks GM Bowman resigns, team fined after sexual assault probe

  The Chicago Blackhawks mishandled allegations that an assistant coach sexually assaulted a player during the team's Stanley Cup run in 2010, according to an investigation commissioned by the franchise that cast a shadow over the NHL on Tuesday.

• Lawsuit between Manitoba and Indigenous agencies over child welfare practice in court

  Lawyers for Indigenous child welfare agencies in Manitoba argued in court Tuesday that the provincial government misappropriated more than $250 million meant for vulnerable Indigenous children in care over a 13-year period.

• U.S. FDA advisers back Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for young kids

  The U.S. moved a step closer to expanding COVID-19 vaccinations for millions more children as government advisers on Tuesday endorsed kid-size doses of Pfizer's shots for 5- to 11-year-olds.

• Do you know these men? Manitoba RCMP release surveillance images of homicide suspects

  The Manitoba RCMP has released surveillance images of two suspects in a homicide in Portage la Prairie last month.

• Broadway tree canopy could be revitalized with new technology

  An infrastructure funding initiative could bring technology to Broadway that would allow trees to grow in the pavement to help the historic roadway’s struggling canopy.

• Motion that would gear fines to income defeated

  The City of Winnipeg won’t be fining anyone for speeding or not paying for parking based on their bottom line.

• Manitoba records another 73 cases of COVID-19 Tuesday

  Manitoba health officials announced 73 new cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday.

• Jim Carr out of cabinet, no more special envoy to Prairies for Liberal government

  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has left his special representative for the Prairies out of cabinet, appearing to signal a departure from trying to quiet tensions in the West.

• IIU launches investigation after officer shoots, injures man in Thompson

  Manitoba’s Independent Investigation Unit is investigating an officer-involved shooting that sent a man to hospital.

• 'Do not do this': Widely-shared post on what to do if lost while hiking is wrong, safety group says

  A B.C. agency that provides outdoor safety training is concerned about a social media post that's spreading misinformation.

• Federal Court rejects Manitoba's argument against carbon price backstop

  The Manitoba government has lost a two-year-long court battle against the federal government's carbon pricing plan.