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More than 100 people gathered at Winnipeg’s City Hall Saturday afternoon to mark the 90th anniversary of the Holodomor – a man-made famine that claimed more than 3 million Ukrainian lives between 1932 and 1933.
COVID-19 and seasonal flu rates continue to rise in Manitoba.
Winnipeg Animal Services welcomed families Saturday afternoon to meet the man in red and have a photo taken with their furry friends.
The Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service is investigating a commercial building fire in an industrial part of St. Boniface.
The Canadian government is giving $1 million in funding to the Canadian Grief Alliance (CGA) in an effort to address the growing need for grief support in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Israeli military says the hostages released by Hamas have returned to Israel. It said the hostages, who included 13 Israelis and four Thais, were being taken to hospitals for observation and to be reunited with families.
Restaurants and other small businesses in Manitoba are looking for provincial help to offset the costs of crime, as more than half of business owners say they're dealing with high rates of theft and vandalism.
Winnipeg Transit workers have rejected the City's latest collective bargaining agreement offer and will begin a series of job actions that could disrupt bus service as soon as Monday.
A new study by Statistics Canada suggests newcomers are choosing to stay in the province for a longer period of time.
The Israeli military says the hostages released by Hamas have returned to Israel. It said the hostages, who included 13 Israelis and four Thais, were being taken to hospitals for observation and to be reunited with families.
Some grocers are reconsidering their self-checkout strategy to find a balance between meeting their customers' demands and mitigating losses from theft.
A Mississauga man’s SUV was targeted twice by thieves in the space of three hours early Friday morning, but they were stopped twice by a secondary security system that caught their frustration and surprise on a dashcam video.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she will reveal details next week on her threat to invoke her government's sovereignty act over federal clean energy regulations.
George Cohon, the founder of McDonald's Canada whose efforts helped expand the fast food giant into the Soviet Union died Friday night.
Hamas has reportedly delayed the planned release of 13 hostages from Gaza, accusing Israel of not allowing aid into the region.
