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• Ice sculptures taking shape in downtown Winnipeg

  Ice carvers are hard at work in Downtown Winnipeg as their creations start to take form from massive blocks of ice.

  

• Federal money put up for study of Manitoba landfill search for women's remains

  The federal government is putting up $500,000 for a feasibility study into a potential search for the remains of two Indigenous women at a Winnipeg-area landfill.

  

• Winnipeg man charged following spree of robberies, break-ins since November: police

  A 32-year-old Winnipeg man has been arrested in connection with more than two dozen robberies and break-ins in parts of the city since November.

  

• Njegovan will be able to support Team Lawes at Scotties while on pregnancy leave

  Team Lawes vice Selena Njegovan will be able to serve in a support role at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts after all despite initially being told she'd have limited access on site while on pregnancy leave.

  

• How Manitobans can help victims of the devastating earthquakes in Turkiye, Syria

  Manitoba’s Islamic community is mobilizing to help after a 7.8 magnitude earthquake-ravaged areas of Turkiye and Syria early Monday morning.

  

• 'It was a nightmare': 2 children dead, driver charged after city bus crashes into Laval daycare

  A man has been arrested and two children are dead after a driver crashed a city bus into a daycare in Laval, Que. Wednesday morning. The deadly crash sent multiple children to area hospitals and parents scrambling to find their kids shortly after they dropped them off for the day at the Garderie éducative Sainte-Rose, north of Montreal.

  

• Netflix Canada begins password sharing crackdown

  Netflix Canada is rolling out its long-anticipated plans to crack down on password sharing, saying it will begin notifying Canadian users today by email about limitations.

• Manitoba's vaccine verification app has been discontinued

  The Manitoba’s government’s COVID-19 vaccine verification app has come to an end.

• Why some Winnipeggers opted to give up their warm beds for a night

  A group of Winnipeggers opted to give up their warm beds for a night to raise money to put an end to homelessness.

• Bonnie Raitt's keyboardist a 'fierce defender and fan of Winnipeg'

  Music has taken a Winnipeg-born keyboardist on a path stretching from New Orleans to New York and onto the stage with Grammy Award-winning artist Bonnie Raitt, but he has never forgotten his roots.

• Winnipeg police looking for two suspects involved in armed carjacking Monday

  Police are searching for two suspects following a carjacking Monday.

• 'Tip of the iceberg': Online luring numbers continue to rise

  Safer Internet Day was marked Tuesday with the Canadian Centre for Child Protection warning parents to be aware of the dangers online.

• PM Trudeau presents premiers $196B health-care funding deal, with $46B in new funding over the next decade

  The federal government is pledging to increase health funding to Canada's provinces and territories by $196.1 billion over the next 10 years, in a long-awaited deal aimed at addressing Canada's crumbling health-care systems with $46.2 billion in new funding.

• Gen Z investing in RRSPs earlier than previous generations: IG Wealth Management

  Gen Z is putting money into a registered retirement savings plan earlier than any previous generation, according to numbers from IG Wealth Management.

• Car crash involving on-duty Winnipeg officers being investigated

  The Manitoba RCMP is investigating a car crash from last month that involved two on-duty Winnipeg Police Service officers.

• 'Absolute cash grab': Winnipeg residents upset with construction zone speed trap

  The province is building an interchange at St Mary's Road and the South Perimeter to help traffic flow better, but some drivers who live in the area aren't happy with how speed limits are being enforced in a portion of this construction zone.

• Ted Fontaine posthumously inducted into North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame

  A tireless advocate, residential school survivor and accomplished hockey player has been posthumously inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame.

• Manitoba makes progress toward monument honouring historic First Nations leader

  The Manitoba government has shared the plans for the new Chief Peguis statue that will be showcased on the legislative grounds.