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The hospitalization count continues to climb in Manitoba as there are now more than 600 people requiring care due to COVID-19.

Two men are facing charges following what Winnipeg police are calling an "unprovoked assault with a knife" outside a washroom at The Forks over the weekend.

An oncoming snow storm expected to hit Winnipeg may cause delays or cancellations for some home care services.

Winnipeg police are asking the public for help finding a man who was last seen in October.

A trio of instructors at the University of Winnipeg who were placed on unpaid leave due to their vaccination status are suing the school and the province over the COVID-19 vaccine policy they say is discriminatory and 'vilified' them as unvaccinated people.

Manitoba’s Premier Heather Stefanson has the lowest approval rating among any of the current premiers across the country, according to new data.

Truck drivers took to the Manitoba border Monday morning to protest a new vaccine mandate.

As students return to Manitoba classrooms Monday, one mom is raising concerns over the lack of contract tracing.

Health Canada has authorized the use of Pfizer's COVID-19 antiviral treatment Paxlovid, the first oral and at-home prescription medication to be cleared for use in this country.

Manitoba schools officially reopened to in-person learning on Monday following an extended winter break and a week of remote learning.

The province has declared nine new COVID-19 outbreaks at hospital units and care homes across Manitoba.

Two people have been arrested after an assault at The Forks Sunday afternoon.

A local animal rescue group is seeing increased donations in light of Golden Girl Betty White’s birthday challenge to donate to animal shelters.

Students and teachers returned to the classroom on Monday after a week of remote learning following the holiday break.

The Manitoba government has awarded one company a contract to build the new intersection at the Perimeter Highway (PTH 100) and St. Mary’s Road.

A six-year cold case investigation into the betrayal of Anne Frank has identified a surprising suspect in the mystery of how the Nazis found the hiding place of the famous diarist in 1944.

One person is dead following a garage fire in Winnipeg’s North End on Sunday.

Manitobans gathered to celebrate the life of Vince Fontaine, an icon in Manitoba's music and Indigenous communities.

A stolen van, which police say was being driven dangerously in Winnipeg’s West End, was involved in a crash on Saturday.

As provinces rely more heavily on rapid antigen tests as part of their strategy to curb the spread of COVID-19, there have been concerns over the possibility of false positive results. A University of Toronto study has produced new data shedding light on the likelihood of such events.

Waste material from used COVID-19 rapid antigen tests are technically considered hazardous. Does this mean it’s OK to throw them in the trash? On CTVNews.ca, experts weigh in on what to do when it comes to disposing of used rapid tests.

Winnipeg Police Service has charged a man in relation to a series of break-ins at stores, restaurants and other establishments over a three-month period.

A Winnipeg woman's treatment at Cancer Care Manitoba was delayed after her COVID-19 test results were misplaced due to a data error.

Millions more Canadian students will head back to school today as officials across four provinces work to keep classrooms safe from COVID-19 and the threat of Omicron-driven staff shortages.

A support group for families battling childhood cancer is helping parents and caregivers stuck self-isolating in hospital.

Fire crews put out a blaze in an apartment building early Sunday morning.

Despite Omicron gaining a reputation as a 'mild' virus variant, doctors say Canadians can't afford to be so cavalier about Omicron. While the risks of infection seem lower to some individuals, abetting the variant's supercharged spread would have devastating consequences across society.

According to a new report, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused meat consumption and demand to decline in Canada.

The need for pet food is at an all-time high, according to the Animal Food Bank, which is seeing record demand during the start of 2022.

Get ready to learn more Greek letters. Scientists warn that Omicron's whirlwind advance practically ensures it won't be the last version of the coronavirus to worry the world.

The City of Winnipeg has towed thousands of cars and issued hundreds of tickets during the annual snow route parking ban this year.

As the job market continues to evolve amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a new report suggests that employers are looking for candidates with skills that weren't as relevant prior to 2020, including virtual customer service experience and skills in safety management.

Celine Dion has cancelled the remaining shows in the North American leg of her 'Courage World Tour' as she continues to recover from a recent health issue.

Industry experts and leaders remain concerned about the country's supply chain as the federal government's new vaccine mandate for cross-border truckers comes into effect.

Former federal NDP leader Alexa McDonough, a political trailblazer who paved the way for women in politics, died Saturday in Halifax at the age of 77.

Winnipeg police say Canada-wide warrants have been issued for a man wanted in connection with two deadly shootings in Winnipeg, and are asking the public to be on the lookout.

When schools fully reopen on Monday, a number of students may be absent – but not because they have COVID-19.

A fully vaccinated Manitoba woman and her daughter are facing hefty fines after a trip to the Caribbean last month.

Manitoba is already seeing a record level of hospitalizations related to COVID-19 and hundreds more are expected in the coming weeks.

More than 500 people are now in hospital with COVID-19 in Manitoba, with another five deaths reported on Friday.

The Retail Council of Canada says staff absenteeism due to the surge in Omicron variant cases is a challenge for businesses, but is preferable to a total lockdown which would be 'detrimental' to businesses.

Maryland Street has reopened after a fire broke out at a home Friday morning, though the city says the water used to battle the blaze has made for some slippery conditions.

There has been a sharp jump in the number of health-care staff off sick in Winnipeg, with around 146,000 hours lost over two weeks due to staff absences.

The Manitoba government is looking to develop a new system for provincial park reservations, while also making short-term changes to improve Manitobans’ experiences this spring.

Mounties have arrested two men in Selkirk after a one man allegedly hit the other with a vehicle and then chased him down with a handgun, which was later determined to be a BB gun.