A woman tried taking a Manitoba school division to court for more than $200,000 in damages for requiring her children to wear masks in school, a move she said was a breach of her children's rights, and was seeking a court injunction to allow her kids to go to school with no masks.
The top health officials co-ordinating Canada’s COVID-19 response say the majority of public reaction to their work has been positive -- but they’ve also received some abusive feedback that ranges from “well-thought-out insults” to “death threats.”
The River East Transcona School Division has worked to improve seating arrangements on its buses, but one parent says the improvement doesn’t go far enough.
A growing number of Canadians have made the difficult decision to pause or leave their careers in order to support their children’s education amid the COVID-19 pandemic -- a choice experts say disproportionately falls on women.
A 20-year-old Oji-Cree blind man, who is from the Garden Hill First Nation, is following his passion by creating music and now he’s releasing his latest creation "Paradise."
Dr. Brent Roussin, the province's chief provincial public health officer, said there seems to be one demographic that is being impacted more than others in the city – young adults.
Nav Canada announced it is eliminating several permanent jobs throughout the country due to COVID-19, including closing the flight information centre in Winnipeg.
Manitoba is teaming up with Victoria Hospital to study the use of a robot that is designed for two-way communication between a caregiver and their patient when the caregiver is not home.
