The University of Manitoba senate has voted in favour of a compassionate grading system that will allow students to drop a grade from their grade point average. Student senators, supported by the … Read More
A physically distant and part-virtual question period wrapped up the year at the Manitoba Legislature on Thursday, complete with a few nods to the peculiar nature of this session. Speaker of … Read More
The chief of Shamattawa First Nation in northern Manitoba is renewing calls for military aid in his community as the number of people infected with COVID-19 continues to grow. As … Read More
A Manitoba MLA says the provincial government is trying to silence his questioning of a high-ranking bureaucrat he has accused of interfering in the awarding of a major provincial contract. … Read More
Winnipeg Police Service officers were not found at fault for an in-custody death at the North District station in April 2019, following an investigation by Manitoba’s police watchdog. A 56-year-old man was … Read More
Some leaders and health professionals say they are facing a challenge during the COVID-19 pandemic of persuading Indigenous people to trust a health system that has a history of experimenting … Read More
They have snow, they have staff and they have plans to keep skiers safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, ski resorts in Manitoba are just hoping the province’s COVID-19 numbers will … Read More
A woman reported missing from a southwestern Manitoba First Nation community in early October has been found safe, the Manitoba First Nations Police Service says in a news release on … Read More
Manitoba is expanding its rapid COVID-19 testing to teachers in Winnipeg. The rapid testing pilot will begin in January to coincide with the post-holiday return to school, Premier Brian Pallister announced on … Read More
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister called the federal government’s proposed vaccine delivery plan “unfair” because it would hold back a portion of the province’s doses to be distributed in First Nations communities. … Read More
A judge will decide if a Winnipeg church can continue to have drive-in services in a rare Saturday court hearing. Springs Church and two of its pastors have been fined … Read More
Winnipeg Transit is broken for people with disabilities, say advocates who have proposed a nine-step plan to fix it. A coalition of community groups — which includes the Amalgamated Transit Union … Read More
