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  Manitoba treated to vivid northern lights show

  Many across Canada have had good seats to a dazzling light show in the sky over the past several days.

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  Manitoba health-care worker strike postponed; tentative agreement reached

  Manitoba health-care support workers will not be hitting the picket line on Tuesday morning.

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  Two fallen trees, two swarms of bees in Winnipeg dog park

  A pair of trees has recently been blown over by the wind at Maple Grove Dog Park in Winnipeg, and two beehives were uncovered in the stumps left rooted in the ground.

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  'Perfect timing': Winnipegger wins a cool $1M in Lotto Max draw

  A Winnipeg baker is hanging up his apron permanently because he won the lottery.

• 4 Winnipeg 7-Eleven stores permanently closing amid theft concerns

  After concerns were raised in the summer, it appears some 7-Eleven stores in Winnipeg may be shutting down because of crime.

• Manitoba's train is a lifeline for many towns. Now tourists are also discovering the route

  To get between Churchill, Manitoba, Canada -- the polar bear and beluga whale capital of the world and a tourist hot spot for northern adventure tourism -- and Winnipeg, Manitoba, there are only two options: A $1,100 one-way plane flight that takes two-and-a-half hours or a scenic 45-hour to 49-hour much cheaper train ride.

• Sum 41 frontman Deryck Whibley alleges abuse by former manager and Treble Charger member

  Sum 41 lead singer Deryck Whibley alleges in his new memoir that he was pressured into a secret sexual relationship with his former manager, Treble Charger frontman Greig Nori.

• Geodome coming to Manitoba First Nation to improve food security

  A Manitoba First Nation is stepping into the future to help make sure people have access to affordable, nutritious food.

• Manitoba government apologizes as part of $530M child welfare lawsuit settlement

  The Manitoba government has apologized in the legislature for clawing back federal benefit payments to kids in the child welfare system.

• Investment trust to increase availability of affordable housing in Manitoba

  The Manitoba government is providing $10 million to a new investment trust that will increase the availability of affordable housing in the province.

• Peter Nygard denied bail pending appeal of his Toronto sex assault convictions

  Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard has been denied bail as he appeals his sexual assault convictions in Toronto and an 11-year prison sentence.

• Manitoba weather: Unseasonable warm fall temperatures continuing

  The calendar might say October, but it will feel more like summer on Tuesday through parts of the province.

• Mid-year review shows farmland values increasing at a slower rate

  Farmland is worth more, but the rate at which land values increased slowed in the first half of this year.

• What the average Winnipeg home was worth in September

  If you sold your home last month, you probably did well. According to monthly analysis from the Winnipeg Regional Real Estate Board, September 2024 outpaced the last two years.

• Argument on bus ends with man being stabbed: Winnipeg police

  One man was taken to the hospital on Friday after an argument on a transit bus ended with a stabbing.

• 11-year-old girl found safe: Winnipeg police

  An 11-year-old girl who was reported missing on Monday has been found.