A collection of breaking news briefs filed on Wednesday, November 26, 2025 Jets begin road trip with third straight loss 9:03 PM WASHINGTON — The Winnipeg Jets started a five-game road trip ...

Lauchlan has joined his friend Frank MacFarlane of Winnipeg for more than 50 years at the Tin Town cabin they call "Chaddy Shack," named for Sid Chadwick, a work associate who first brought them to ...

A cat was found dead inside a building in Winnipeg's Weston area after an early morning fire on Tuesday. Everyone else in the 1½-storey building, which housed a store on the main level and a residence ...

Winnipeggers will see an increased water and waste bill next year, but it won’t be anywhere near the jump initially expected. The mayor said Tuesday that residents should expect an increase around 2.8 ...

Winnipeggers will see higher water and sewer bills over the next two years, following a hefty hike this year. A city news release confirmed that for a typical household of four, the average water and ...

A conservation organization that represents Manitoba hunters has launched a legal challenge against the province's decision to create a hunting buffer zone on the east side of Lake Winnipeg, after a ...

CLEAR LAKE — The chief of a western Manitoba First Nation is taking responsibility for the boat ban at Clear Lake last summer, saying he threatened Parks Canada with legal action if motorboats were ...

Travellers on Highway 6 finally have a place to stop, stretch, and use a proper washroom. The Manitoba government has opened a new permanent rest stop at Devils Lake, complete with running water and ...

Clint Masse makes 80 per cent of his income at A Maze in Corn in a few short weeks. “It got real when we were asked to refund customers that booked online tickets… they wanted their money back because ...

When Corwyn Janicek set up along the Red River in Winnipeg to do some fishing last weekend, he hoped to get a few nibbles, not catch something in his own weight class. "The thing's the dinosaur. It ...