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  'It's incredible': Majority of dogs seized from Winnipeg home last month adopted

  The majority of the 68 dogs seized from inhumane conditions at a Winnipeg home last month have been adopted.

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  Southern Manitoba First Nations chiefs re-elect Jerry Daniels as grand chief

  First Nations chiefs in southern Manitoba have voted to keep Jerry Daniels as the leader of the organization that represents Anishinaabe and Dakota communities in the province.

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  Paul Maurice, a hockey lifer, now has a Stanley Cup. And it was worth the wait

  Paul Maurice was once the last player picked in the NHL draft. An afterthought, almost. He never made it to the league as a player. And there were many times when he wondered if his name would ever be on the Stanley Cup. Wonder no more.

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  Toddler, baby among victims in random bear spray attack: Winnipeg police

  Eight people, including a toddler and a baby, were randomly hit with bear spray while walking near the University of Winnipeg, police say.

• This Manitoba community saw wind gusts over 110 km/h on Monday

  Parts of Manitoba were hit with dangerously strong winds on Monday, with some communities seeing gusts well over 100 km/h.

• Gone Too Soon: New CMHR exhibit portrays 'river of grief' linked to toxic drug deaths

  A new exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) turns mothers' grief into advocacy.

• Woman charged with arson after Manitoba nursing station destroyed

  The nursing station in a northern Manitoba community is a complete loss after a fire tore through the facility early Monday morning.

• Colleen Bready's forecast: Wind sticking around in Manitoba

  Keeping holding on to your hats in southern Manitoba!

• Two people dead in separate crashes on Manitoba highways

  Two people died over the weekend following separate crashes on Manitoba highways.

• Some appointments return to MPI centre damaged by fire

  One week after being forced to close due to a fire, some appointments are starting to return to a Manitoba Public Insurance centre.

• Charity that helps move, store items for those fleeing abuse coming to Winnipeg

  A charitable organization helping those fleeing abuse is expanding into Winnipeg to address the rising need for support.

• Manitoba improving home-care services with over 250 new workers

  The Manitoba government is taking steps to improve home-care services in the province by recruiting and retaining hundreds of new workers.

• Where Manitobans can watch fireworks this Canada Day

  If you want to include fireworks in your Canada Day plans, there are a number of events around Manitoba promising dazzling displays.

• Controversial capital gains change now in effect

  A controversial change to the capital gains inclusion rate has now taken effect.

• Pro-Palestinian encampment dismantled at University of Winnipeg

  An encampment in support of Palestine at the University of Winnipeg is gone.

• $9 fee increase, temporary food waste drop locations recommended in green cart program report

  New details on what it will take to get a city-wide green cart program in Winnipeg have been laid out in a new report from the Public Service.