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Winnipeg dental group sues ex-office manager, alleging she faked insurance claims, overpaid herself
A group of Winnipeg hospital dentists are suing a former employee after she allegedly paid herself thousands of dollars in fraudulent insurance claims, cheques and unearned pay over a five-year period.
Winnipeg small business owners say they're scrambling, stressed ahead of GST holiday
With the federal government’s temporary GST break set to start this weekend, some Winnipeg businesses are hoping to see more customers – but others say they're stressed and scrambling to get ready.
A year after her 81-year-old father's disappearance, daughter wants changes to help find vulnerable seniors
One year after her 81-year-old father went missing, Britt Moberg is fighting keeping his memory alive — and to see changes that she hopes will spare other families from the pain hers has experienced.
Plunging temperatures don't dampen spirits for some Winnipeggers braving the cold
Frigid temperatures blew into Winnipeg Wednesday — but some bundled up to not just survive the freeze, but embrace it.
Tracking race when officers use force 'bare minimum' Winnipeg police should do, expert says
Jordan Charlie, a 24-year-old Inuk, was the fourth person police have shot and killed in Winnipeg this year — but he's the only one whose race is publicly known, and that's a problem, a criminologist says.
Manitoba has second-highest HIV diagnosis rate in Canada, led by injection drug use: report
In 2023, there were 280 new HIV diagnoses in Manitoba — a 40 per cent increase compared to 2022, according to the province's 2023 HIV surveillance report released on Friday.