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  Some dogs rescued from Winnipeg home now available for adoption

  Days after 68 dogs were seized from a Winnipeg home due to inhumane conditions, some are ready to be adopted.

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  What is 'slapped cheek disease' and should parents be concerned?

  Despite its rough name, experts say most cases of 'slapped cheek disease' are mild and not a cause for concern.

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  Manitoba government plans new rules for rent increases and incentives for new housing

  The Manitoba government is planning new rules for landlords who want to raise rents.

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  Homeowner appealing order to remove, modify buildings with no permits

  A Winnipeg homeowner is appealing an order to tear down or scale back four garages because they were constructed without permits and are over the allowable size limits.

• Waste from mill worsening mercury contamination in river near Grassy Narrows: study

  Industrial discharge from a paper mill in northern Ontario is exacerbating mercury contamination in a river system near a First Nation that has been plagued with mercury poisoning for decades, a new study suggests.

• City examining bylaws after emergency evacuation of St. James apartment complex

  Winnipeg’s mayor says the city is looking at whether legislation should be changed after residents were evacuated from a St. James apartment complex due to unsafe conditions.

• Toronto man falls off his chair after seeing $70M Lotto Max win in his bank account

  A Toronto man who won $70 million in a recent Lotto Max draw literally fell off his chair when he saw the funds in his bank account.

• 'A lively and inclusive space': New spray pad and playground opens at Corydon Community Centre

  Winnipeggers will now have a new place to cool off and gather this summer.

• ‘They need lots of love’: Manitoba organization rehoming beagles used in research labs

  A Manitoba organization aimed at giving research dogs a second chance at life is searching for foster homes for pups in need.

• Man left wondering if cabin near Cranberry Portage destroyed by fire

  One man has been left with more questions than answers after a wildfire blazed near his northern Manitoba cabin.

• Gone, but not forgotten: Iconic restaurants live on in the memories of Winnipeggers

  We asked, and you answered. Winnipeggers shared a number of their favourite restaurants that have since closed down, but will live forever in their memories. More restaurants generated by your submissions have been added. Take a look to see if you made the list.

• $10K in cash, drugs seized during traffic stop: RCMP

  A traffic stop in Thompson has resulted in a large cash and drug seizure.

• Handwritten letters penned by admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki entered as evidence

  A year after admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki was arrested for killing four Indigenous women, investigators learned he was writing to a ‘pen pal’ inmate in Nova Scotia – handwritten letters that are now being entered as evidence in his trial.

• Member of Winnipeg Police Board resigning

  A member of the police board is resigning, and a motion brought forward Wednesday about the resignation is being rewritten, Winnipeg’s mayor confirms.

• Hackers release corporate data stolen from London Drugs

  Retailer London Drugs says cybercriminals who stole files from its corporate head office last month have released some of the data after it refused to pay a ransom.

• Parking spots could be cut from Winnipeg's Burrows Avenue

  Winnipeg’s public service is recommending that the city cut down more than 30 parking spots along Burrows Avenue, citing safety concerns.