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• 'They don't plan on doing a review': aging photo radar system in need of upgrades

  A review of Winnipeg's photo radar enforcement program could now be on the shelf permanently, despite much needed upgrades to an aging system.

  

• 'We need to stop this': WPS, RCMP stepping up enforcement to target impaired drivers

  Manitoba RCMP and Winnipeg Police Service are teaming up to step up enforcement to catch impaired drivers on roadways.

  

• Blowing snow to bring dangerous travel conditions to Winnipeg

  Residents in parts of southern Manitoba are advised to watch out for blowing snow and hazardous driving conditions throughout the day on Friday.

  

• Winnipeg Transit service reduced as city struggles to recruit dozens of drivers to fill vacancies

  A lack of transit drivers has led to a reduction in service in Winnipeg, as the city struggles to fill dozens of empty positions.

  

• 'End this ongoing genocide:' Indigenous advocates call for change after women killed

  The arrest of a man accused of killing four women, all believed to be Indigenous, shows vulnerable women and girls are subject to the dangerous outcomes if governments don't work together to end gender and race-based violence, Indigenous advocates say.

  

• 'There's more story to be told': Return of Indiana Jones to the big screen welcomed after 15 years

  For one mega-Indiana Jones fan, the long-anticipated release of the trailer for the adventurer's new movie brings a phenomenal chance to catch up with characters we haven't seen in more than a decade.

  

• 'Part of him with me': Sask. man fixing up grandpa's classic truck after finding it for sale on social media

  A 24-year-old man from Preeceville, Sask. was reunited with his grandfather's classic, custom-made Ford truck after finding it on social media and plans to restore it to its former glory.

• Communities left grieving after 4 Indigenous women are believed to have been killed by serial killer

  Community members are honouring and remembering the four Indigenous women who are believed to have been killed at the hands of a serial killer.

• Bell MTS no longer needed to provide reports following Winnipeg landline outages

  Bell MTS is no longer required to provide monthly information regarding landline outages that were reported earlier this year, according to the federal regulator.

• Grand Rapids man dies following crash: RCMP

  Grand Rapids RCMP are investigating a fatal crash on Highway 6 Thursday.

• New laws to protect animals, raise minimum wage passed by Manitoba legislature

• Blind woman denied Uber ride twice in Winnipeg due to her service dog

  A blind woman is speaking out after she says she was denied an Uber ride twice because of her guide dog.

• Alleged serial killer in Winnipeg accused of killing 3 more women

  Four Indigenous women in Winnipeg are believed to be dead at the hands of an alleged serial killer.

• How you can donate to Salvation Army’s Toy Mountain

  A mountain of toys is growing amid the hustle and bustle of holiday shopping this weekend.

• Stabbing deaths of 4 Idaho students fuel online sleuths

  The deaths of four University of Idaho students nearly three weeks ago have riled up thousands of would-be armchair sleuths, many of whom are posting speculation and unfounded rumors about the fatal stabbings online.

• Alzheimer's vaccine: Nasal spray trial shows promise, researchers say

  A nasal Alzheimer's vaccine developed in the U.S. is showing early positive results, according to researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.

• Privacy breach reported by Manitoba Health

  Manitoba Health says a privacy breach that happened earlier this week following a break-in at a facility compromised some people’s personal health information.

• Man accused of murdering Winnipeg taxi driver became aggressive, swore a lot when off medication, brother tells trial

  The brother of a Winnipeg man charged with second-degree murder for the March 2020 homicide of 44-year-old Duffy’s Taxi driver Balvir Toor took the stand Thursday as defence lawyers began calling evidence in the Manitoba Court of King’s Bench trial.