Category: MANITOBA

Winnipeg school zones return Tuesday as lead-footed drivers risk steep fines

Sep 8, 2026 | Education, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

The crosswalk at Grant Avenue and Lanark Street where Luna Zúñiga was struck by a motorist while...

Winnipeg teacher disciplined for ‘liking’ student’s post

Sep 7, 2026 | Education, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

A Winnipeg teacher has been reprimanded for accidentally clicking ‘like’ on a student’s year-old social media post during a late-night scroll. A recent investigation by Manitoba’s independent teacher commissioner found Jordan...

Harvest delayed due to wet growing season

Sep 6, 2026 | Agriculture, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

(The Brandon Sun file photo) Connor McDowell, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Harvest is...

MLA not happy with Crescent Manor changes

Sep 6, 2026 | HEALTH, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

Spruce Woods MLA Colleen Robbins stands inside Crescent Manor in Souris. (Connor McDowell/The...

Class delayed a day after mould found in Tyndall Park school

Sep 6, 2026 | Education, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

The first day of school has been postponed at École Stanley Knowles School after teachers discovered mould on chairs, rugs and other items when they were setting up their classrooms. Families were alerted Thursday afternoon that...

Indian streaming giant JioHotstar is betting big on Canada’s South Asian diaspora

Sep 5, 2026 | Alberta, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Business, MANITOBA, MARITIMES, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT, ONTARIO, PROVINCES, QUEBEC, SASKATCHEWAN, YUKON

JioHotstar, the rebranded global streaming platform, launched in Canada on Sept. 2. Photo:...

Pembina Valley to host first-of-its-kind pyro musical competition

Sep 4, 2026 | PROVINCES, MANITOBA

Shadow Valley Illuminated will bring Alberta and Manitoba together Sept. 5 and 6 for a...

Winnipeg remains key destination for Southern Manitoba hospital care

Sep 4, 2026 | HEALTH, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

Caption: Nearly half of hospital births involving Southern Health-Santé Sud residents take place...

Davis works in Dolly Parton’s memory, promotes literacy

Sep 2, 2026 | Education, MANITOBA, PROVINCES

Dolly Parton and Karyn Davis. Submitted by Karyn Davis Following the recent passing of country...

Americans with dual citizenship in Canada in high demand as voters in the November midterms

Sep 2, 2026 | Alberta, BRITISH COLUMBIA, MANITOBA, MARITIMES, NORTHWEST TERRITORIES, NUNAVUT, ONTARIO, Politics, PROVINCES, QUEBEC, SASKATCHEWAN, YUKON

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