A local business owner is being hailed as a quiet philanthropist after donating a gift to the Winnipeg Foundation valued at about $500 million, the largest individual gift ever made to a Canadian charity.
As Health Sciences Centre’s children’s emergency department continues to grapple with a surge in flu season traffic, health-care providers are urging parents and caregivers to choose the appropriate health-care option for sick kids.
Manitoba's police watchdog has wrapped up two separate investigations into police shootings, determining the officers involved in both will not face charges.
Manitoba Hydro is reducing its request for rate increases for the next two years and is crediting a recent provincial government fee reduction.
Manitoba RCMP is investigating after a woman from New Bothwell said she became a victim of a puppy fraud scheme.
The Manitoba government may soon crack down on people who leave their pets in vehicles in extreme hot or cold weather.
Residents in a northeast Winnipeg neighbourhood are dealing with flooded basements and water issues they believe stem from a nearby car wash.
At 90 years old, Al Borys is proving that age is just a number as he continues to play a sport he loves and is active to raise money for a good cause.
A Winnipeg couple who transform unassuming wooden pallets with a little holiday magic is back to raise more money for local charities, one snowman at a time.
The Bank of Canada lost $522 million in the third quarter of this year, marking the first loss in its 87-year history. In the central bank's latest quarterly financial report, it says revenue from interest on its assets did not keep pace with interest charges on deposits at the bank.
An Ontario court has struck down a controversial bill that limited wages for public sector workers. Several unions and workers affected by Bill 124 have been fighting the legislation that came into effect in 2019.
A disciplinary case was opened against Croatia at the World Cup on Tuesday after the team's fans taunted a Canada player with Serbian family ties.
A new report from Royal LePage shows 75 per cent of U.S. citizens living in border towns and owning recreational properties in Canada made their purchase after the federal government announced its forthcoming foreign buyer ban.
A new report predicts average home sale prices in Canada will fall 3.3 per cent next year with the biggest declines expected in Ontario and Western Canada where some markets may see prices fall 10 to 15 per cent.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre questioned Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about alleged Chinese interference in Canada.
BabyCenter, an online parenting website, recently published its annual analysis of popular names for newborn babies in Canada.
