Tesla's challenge against Manitoba's EV rebate exclusion reached court, with the automaker arguing the decision was unfair, political and lacked transparency.

A gigantic gourd weighing 782 kilograms (1,725 pounds) smashed the record for the province's largest recorded pumpkin at the Roland Pumpkin Fair in the village of Roland, located about 80 kilometres s...

The Manitoba government has introduced legislation intended to improve worker safety at cannabis stores by removing the requirement to block windows. The bill also gives Manitoba's cannabis regulator ...

Who in the Manitoba government decided to exclude Tesla from the province's electric vehicle rebate program, and why, is still unclear following a court hearing on the decision, the company's lawyers ...

What if one of Northern Manitoba’s most defining characteristics is also one of its most distinctive economic advantages? In Thompson, extreme cold is becoming a business proposition. A brand new airp...

Manitoba’s health minister is warning of possible cuts to health care with $1.2 billion in annual funding from Ottawa set to expire next year.

The latest Manitoba PNP draw #280 issued 474 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) to candidates through Expression of Interest Draw on September 24. The round placed a strong focus on candidates working in natural and applied sciences, while also selecting a physician, Francophone candidates and profiles identified through strategic recruitment initiatives. Of the 474 […]

A gigantic gourd weighing 782 kilograms (1,725 pounds) smashed the record for the province's largest recorded pumpkin at the Roland Pumpkin Fair in the village of Roland, located about 80 kilometres s...

The French court has confirmed the detention of Jonathan Black-Branch, a former dean of the University of Manitoba's law faculty. Black-Branch was...

A landmark study performed in Manitoba in the 1970s showed that guaranteed annual income could improve the lives of people in poverty.

The French court has confirmed the detention of Jonathan Black-Branch, a former dean of the University of Manitoba's law faculty. Black-Branch was arrested in April in Neuilly-sur-Seine, France. The University of Manitoba has acknowledged his previous role as dean of the law faculty. The news report does not provide further details on the charges or the legal proceedings. The arrest appears to be related to legal matters in France, though the specific nature of the case remains unclear. The University of Manitoba has not issued a public statement regarding the arrest or the legal situation. The case is being handled by French authorities, and the court's confirmation of detention suggests that the legal process is ongoing. The report does not mention any potential extradition or international legal cooperation between Canada and France. The University of Manitoba's law faculty has not commented on the matter, and no further information about the case has been released by either the university or French judicial authorities. The news item appears to be a straightforward report of the court's confirmation of Black-Branch's detention, without additional context or analysis. The arrest and detention are significant as they involve a former academic leader of a Canadian university, though the specific legal issues remain undisclosed.

Winnipeg’s Japanese Canadian community members gathered to mark the opening of the new monument in British Columbia honouring the nearly 25,000 Japanese Canadians who were uprooted from their homes du...

Some American mayors are trying to encourage Canadians to reconsider boycotting travel across the border.

It’s still unknown how climate change will impact tornadoes across Canada, but this year has seen more than the average. Here’s what you need to know

WINNIPEG — Manitoba's opposition Proressive Conservatives found themselves suddenly leaderless on Monday after leader Obby Khan quit his post and left caucus. This followed months of internal strife with several high-profile staff and MLAs either quitting or saying they wouldn't run again. But Khan's resignation is less a standalone leadership crisis than the latest sign of a party that has struggled to rebuild since losing government in 2023. With only a year before the next provincial election, the Conservatives will be hard-pressed to mount a convincing challenge to NDP Premier Wab Kinew unless they can resolve those organizational and political problems quickly. Read More

The number of critical incidents reported within Manitoba’s health-care system declined again in 2025, with delays, gaps and “missed opportunities” among the most common circumstances of deaths or injuries.