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Winnipeg School Division policy change bars door-to-door fundraising
Manitoba's largest school division has altered its fundraising policy, including a change that says fundraising activities shouldn't be used to pay for "day-to-day classroom resources" and one restricting door-to-door fundraising.
Manitoba veterinarians vote to ban tail docking of dogs
Veterinarians in the province are no longer permitted to dock a dog's tail. An overwhelming majority of Manitoba Veterinary Medical Association members voted to axe the controversial practise through an immediate bylaw amendment at its annual general meeting Friday.
Slain Winnipeg restaurant owner Kyriakos Vogiatzakis remembered 1 year after his death
Family, friends and supporters gathered outside a Winnipeg restaurant Friday evening, paying tribute to its former owner who was tragically killed one year ago.
Manitoba creates council to advise on trade as U.S. tariff threats loom
Manitoba is making preparations in case the United States decides to levy tariffs on incoming Canadian products as early as next month.
Winnipeg immigration lawyers report increase in people wanting to leave U.S. after Trump's election
Donald Trump has been back in the White House for less than a week, but his return to the top of the U.S. political pyramid has been noticeable among some Winnipeg lawyers, who have seen an uptick in inquiries from individuals considering relocating to Canada since last November.
17 organizations call for review of Wally Daudrich's Manitoba PC leadership candidacy
A conglomerate of provincial organizations, most of which have ties to Islamic groups, have banded together and are calling on the Tory election committee to review the candidacy of one of its leadership hopefuls in light of what they are calling discriminatory rhetoric.
Stan Pierre named head coach of the Manitoba Bisons football program
A familiar face with deep ties to the Bisons is set to replace a legend at the helm of the University of Manitoba's football program.
Winnipeg content creators look to other social media platforms ahead of impending U.S. TikTok ban
Days away from the possible ban of TikTok in the U.S., some Winnipeg content creators are worried about what lies ahead.
Before Sutherland Hotel was gutted by fire, new owner planned renos, housing conversion, agent says
A hotel built during the City of Winnipeg's earliest years is now a pile of rubble surrounded by a metal fence.
Consultations for Manitoba's 1st supervised drug consumption site underway
The provincial government is seeking feedback on its proposed supervised drug consumption site, with consultations underway in Winnipeg's Point Douglas neighbourhood.