Philippe Champagne said the feds would consider a cap on oil and gas emissions if 'conditions are met' but would not delve into the exact conditions needed.

Manitoba’s NDP government has agreed to support a Liberal bill on universal screening for learning disabilities in early ...

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he’s encouraged that the federal budget reaffirms plans to invest in the Port of Churchill ...

A nurse from Ukraine describes the difficulties in entering the short-staffed health-care system.

Winnipeg police say a 25-year-old woman remains in hospital after sustaining a “life-altering injury” in a shooting at an ...

Manitoba passed a bill Tuesday that mandates screening for reading difficulties twice a year for students in Kindergarten to Grade 3.

The 2025 Grey Cup game is officially a sellout. The CFL and Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced Tuesday that the game, which will ...

Pharmacists say a shortage of certain prescription painkillers is expected to last into 2026. Erica Natividad with what's behind it and how patients can manage in the meantime.

Philippe Champagne defended the $78.3 billion deficit reported in the federal budget as a way to manage headwinds in the global economy.

Philippe Champagne says the Liberal government's federal budget is a 'generational investment,' aiming to widen competition and boost the economy.

Local outreach groups are cautiously optimistic, as Manitoba hits the lowest in overdose-related deaths since 2021.

U.S. voters in New York City, New Jersey and Virginia are all heading to the polls as a pivotal general election is expected to set the tone for Trump as he heads into the second year of his term.