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  City looking for ways to clean up garbage at homeless encampments

  The City of Winnipeg may soon be looking to other North American cities for ways to clean up garbage around homeless encampments.

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  Ste. Anne doctor found guilty of sexually assaulting patients

  A Manitoba doctor has been found guilty of sexually assaulting five of his former female patients during medical appointments.

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  One man dead following police shooting near Pembina Highway

  A police shooting near Pembina Highway on Tuesday morning has left one man dead.

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  CN Rail files lawsuit over pro-Palestine protesters' rail blockade in Winnipeg

  CN Rail has launched a lawsuit against a group of pro-Palestine protesters who set up an hours-long blockade on train tracks in Winnipeg.

• Construction making bus stops inaccessible for those with disabilities

  The human rights committee at Winnipeg City Hall is looking at ways to improve access to bus stops when construction is taking place for riders living with disabilities.

• Winter weather forecast: A warm start thanks to El Nino, but then what?

  Chilly nights and snow-covered slopes may not be easy to come by in much of Canada during the first part of the winter season, according to the winter outlook from one of Canada's prominent forecasters.

• Liberal MP apologizes for linking Poilievre to Winnipeg shootings

  A Metro Vancouver Liberal MP is apologizing for a social media post that questioned whether there was a link between Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and a fatal shooting in Manitoba.

• Rogers Sugar strike: Supply disruptions prompt Winnipeg businesses to search for other sugar sources

  For 34 years, Winnipeg’s Tall Grass Prairie Bread Co. has taken pride in sourcing local ingredients for its delicious treats. But like many companies in western Canada, the bakery relies on Rogers Sugar refinery in B.C. for its sugar.

• City says it is not responsible in Fort Gibraltar collapse: court documents

  The City of Winnipeg says it is not responsible for injuries a Winnipeg boy suffered when he, along with 16 other people, plummeted to the ground as a Fort Gibraltar walkway collapsed earlier this year.

• Inflation putting a pinch on Giving Tuesday in Manitoba

  With inflation putting a pinch on just about everybody's pocketbook, some non-profits are seeing new highs - and new lows - in the size and frequency of contributions.

• Police search for suspect in Winnipeg shooting as fourth victim confirmed dead

  Winnipeg police have confirmed a fourth person is dead after a shooting on Langside Street over the weekend. Investigators have yet to make an arrest but say the suspect is considered dangerous.

• Police provide more information in renewed call for missing woman

  The Winnipeg Police Service is still searching for a woman who hasn't been seen last Tuesday, and are now providing more information to the public about her disappearance.

• Conservative deputy calls MP 'unhinged' for linking Poilievre and Winnipeg killings

  Federal Conservative deputy leader Melissa Lantsman is calling a Metro Vancouver MP 'unhinged' for a social media post that questioned if there was a connection between Pierre Poilievre and a weekend shooting in Manitoba that killed four people.

• Winnipeg police seize $1.3M in meth, fentanyl during drug investigation

  The Winnipeg Police Service seized $1.3 million worth of methamphetamine and fentanyl during a drug investigation in the city last month.

• How you can participate in the Salvation Army's Toy Mountain

  The holiday season is in full swing, and Manitobans are hitting the stores in search of the perfect present.

• Thompson airport gets $52M loan for redevelopment

  Manitoba's Thompson Regional Airport is about to get a $52 million upgrade.

• Manitoba NDP introduces legislation to make Orange Shirt Day a stat holiday

  The NDP government has introduced legislation to make Orange Shirt Day a statutory holiday in Manitoba.

• Violent offender released from prison, expected to live in Winnipeg: police

  The Winnipeg Police Service (WPS) is informing the public that a high-risk, violent offender, who was previously charged with manslaughter, has been released from prison and is expected to live in Winnipeg.