Caitlyn Gowriluk

A long-awaited trial in Minnesota is scheduled to begin Monday with jury selection for two men accused of helping smuggle people across the U.S.-Canada border, including four members of an Indian family who froze to death in Manitoba as they tried to make it across in blizzard conditions.

The University of Winnipeg is being encouraged to adopt clearly defined consequences for students and faculty found to have fraudulently claimed Indigenous identity for their own benefit, ranging from losing their job or scholarship to having legal action brought against them.

A man who died while waiting for care in the emergency department at Winnipeg's Health Sciences Centre this week is being remembered by his family as an “absolutely brilliant” kid who in his adult years struggled to overcome battles with mental illness, addictions and homelessness.

There are only two people who really know what happened on the fateful day in June 2021 when a man allegedly killed his neighbour: the one whose remains were discovered over a month later, and the one now on trial in a Winnipeg court for first-degree murder, prosecutors told the jury hearing the case Monday.

Lawyers for a man accused of murdering his neighbour in a rural Manitoba village in 2021 told jurors hearing Eric Wildman’s trial on Wednesday the Crown's case against their client was built on “nothing more than assumption and speculation.”

Lawyers presented two vastly different theories in the trial of a Manitoba man accused of murdering his neighbour in 2021 during closing arguments on Monday, in their final court appearance before the jurors who will decide the case are sent to deliberate.

A man who verbally attacked a group that included victims' family members and made violent threats against one of their supporters during the trial of a Winnipeg serial killer last year has been sentenced to another 15 months in jail.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew said the province will continue to roll out additional non-tariff countermeasures "to stick up for Manitobans and to stick up for Canada" if tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump that came into effect Tuesday persist in the coming days.

A man who pleaded guilty to abducting a teenage girl off the side of a rural Manitoba road as she walked her dog in 2019 has been sentenced to three years in prison, in a case that went unsolved for years.

The judge who oversaw an inquest into the death of a Winnipeg man killed by police responding to a domestic violence call in 2020 has concluded there was nothing police could have done differently to prevent what happened that day.