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• Manitoba pastor arrested for breaking public health orders: RCMP

  The pastor of a church near Steinbach, Man. remains in custody after RCMP said he was arrested on an outstanding warrant for breaking public health orders.

  

• More than 80 Manitoba direct-care workers on unpaid leave over public health order compliance: Shared Health

  With the province's rules requiring vaccinations or regular testing now in effect, more than 80 Manitoba direct-care workers in the health-care system have been placed on an unpaid leave of absence.

  

• These Winnipeggers are using Halloween haunts to help charity

  With Halloween around the corner, Winnipeggers are putting up their spooky decorations, but some displays aren't just for a scare, but also for a good cause.

  

• Norway House Cree Nation hopeful COVID-19 case numbers starting to decline: chief

  

• New video series dispelling COVID-19 myths in Manitoba’s ethnic communities

  A new video series featuring Manitoba doctors is looking to clear up misconceptions and answer questions about COVID-19 in the province's ethnic communities.

• Property owners advised to take precautions as Shellmouth Reservoir outflow increases

  The province is increasing outflow from the Shellmouth Reservoir over the next week for a study, and says property owners in the area should take precautions.

• Manitoba records 102 new COVID cases; three deaths reported Tuesday

  Manitoba has once again hit triple digits with new COVID-19 cases, as the province recorded 102 new cases on Tuesday.

• Jets captain Wheeler has COVID-19, out at least 10 days

  Winnipeg Jets captain Blake Wheeler will miss at least four games while sidelined for COVID-19.

• Winnipeg warehouse that Peter Nygard said housed his apartment sustains 'major' damage in fire

  A building in Winnipeg’s West End has gone up in flames, causing major damage to the structure.

• Hudbay mining company to expand operations in Manitoba’s north

  A mining company with almost a century of experience in Manitoba plans to expand its operations in the northern part of the province.

• 'Alarming' misuse of antibiotics happening in Manitoba: U of M study

  A new study out of the University of Manitoba shows antibiotics are being inappropriately prescribed all too often in Manitoba.

• Winnipeg proposing two-year COVID recovery plan

  The city wants to increase affordable housing units downtown, upgrade park space, and keep some business supports going as part of a two-year pandemic recovery strategy.

• Woman charged for robbing Winnipeg bank: police

  Winnipeg police have arrested and charged a woman following a bank robbery Monday morning.

• Saskatchewan premier says province could have acted sooner on renewed COVID-19 rules

  On the day Saskatchewan asked the federal government for help to deal with surging COVID-19 hospitalizations, Premier Scott Moe granted the province could have acted sooner on a renewed mask mandate or proof-of-vaccination policy.

• Manitoba grad student creating portable device to help people detect breast cancer

  A graduate student in the University of Manitoba’s physics department is hoping to make it easier for people in remote communities to detect breast cancer as early as possible.

• Visitor restrictions delayed wife's access to Winnipeg ER to support dying husband, family says

  A Winnipeg family is calling on the province to re-evaluate COVID-19 visitor restrictions in emergency departments, which they say prevented an essential care partner from helping and comforting a loved one dying of cancer.