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RCMP's fatal shooting of 17-year-old boy 'ripping a hole' in Norway House Cree Nation
The grandparents of a teen who was killed by RCMP in a northern Manitoba First Nation say they can't fathom why police would use lethal force on the boy they helped raise since he was a toddler.
Municipality calling for safety upgrades, police still looking for driver after semi crash killed mom, child
A southern Manitoba community is calling for more safety measures at a highway intersection where a mother and child were killed when their vehicle was hit by a semi-trailer last week.
Winnipegger warns others about highly elaborate Manitoba Hydro missed payments scam
Woman says people pretending to work for Hydro attempted to lure her into making a deposit on a bitcoin machine, using a lot of personal information and elaborate theatrics to make everything seem "very realistic."
Manitoba small business anxious as Canada Post strike halts shipments
Some Manitoba small business owners say the day-old Canada Post strike is already having an effect on their bottom line, with mounting anxiety as to what an extended labour stoppage could mean ahead of the holiday season.
Addictions centre clients ordered out of Winnipeg condo complex
More than a dozen clients of a private addictions treatment centre have been ordered to move out of a condo complex in Winnipeg's Linden Woods neighbourhood.
Canada Post workers rally in Winnipeg with union in legal position to strike
Winnipeg postal workers are urging Canada Post to come back to the bargaining table with a better deal as the national union that represents them is on the cusp of launching a strike.
Winnipeg 'phans' come together to celebrate cult film that captivated city 50 years ago
Die-hard "phans" took over the Burton Cummings Theatre this weekend to once again watch the 1970s cult film that's kept Winnipeggers enthralled for half a century.
Police identify toddler whose remains were found on Manitoba Interlake property in June
The woman who took up caring for a toddler since she was born is looking for answers as Manitoba RCMP confirm remains found inside a barn in the Interlake region belonged to the girl.
Mom's lawsuit alleges negligence led to teen's death at Health Sciences Centre
The family of a teen who died at a Winnipeg hospital is suing the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and some of its medical staff for alleged negligence which they claim contributed or led to girl's death.
Winnipeggers celebrate festival of lights during the year's spookiest day in 'Diwaloween' mash-up
Winnipeg trick-or-treaters may find Halloween doubly sweet this year, as the traditional time for spooks and scares lines up with the South Asian festival of lights.