Joanne Roberts

Parents and advocates say a new online registry giving them background information on teachers, alongside a new teacher complaint process, will help create safer environments in and out of Manitoba classrooms.

One of Ashley Colombe's last memories of her father was him sizing her first hockey stick.

Winnipeg is no stranger lately to cybersecurity threats. Institutions like and car dealerships have experienced breaches only recently.

Although Manitoba's healthcare system is always evolving and changing, what's remained a constant is its staff — tirelessly working behind-the-scenes to provide care for each patient in a room and in a bed.

Aishmeen Brar didn't always know she wanted to go to business school.

Owners of a Winnipeg hotel where a 19-year-old was shot and killed during a robbery in 2022 have pled guilty to negligence.

The thought of preventing another family from going through what hers has – and still is – gives Britt Moberg the strength to keep going. Britt’s father Earl Moberg, who suffers from dementia and was known for wandering, has been missing since December 2023. The then 81-year-old was last seen near McIvor Mall in Winnipeg’s […]

The L.A. wildfires have many people in Winnipeg’s film industry concerned about their friends and loved ones. It also has them wondering about the impact the fires will have on the city’s movie business. “People sometimes forget that even though Los Angeles is in another country and is a fair distance from Winnipeg, we regularly […]

Many Winnipeggers know Tam Nguyen as a tailor in the city, but there’s much more behind the man in the sharp suit. Nguyen, 70, is receiving a Coronation Medal from King Charles because of his philanthropic work in Canada that extends all the way to Vietnam. “Canadians teach me a lot,” Nugyen said. “I didn’t […]

Since President Donald Trump's second term leading the U.S. began Monday, executive orders have been signed including one recognizing two genders — male and female. The order to use “clear and accurate language and policies that recognize women are biologically female, and men are biologically male” is leaving many in Manitoba's transgender community avoiding travel down south.