Katrina Clarke

The Manitoba government has quietly introduced two measures to help staff-depleted child-care centres find qualified workers in the wake of a Free Press investigation.

Alex Coutu has her hands full. She is responsible for ensuring dozens of international high school students make it safely home — to destinations all across the world — this weekend. The WestJet strik...

Manitoba’s minister for early childhood learning says the province is “open to transparency” but won’t commit to making child-care centre inspection reports public. A recent Free Press investigation r...

Issues related to teacher misconduct in Manitoba are playing out on two fronts — in the courtroom in a high-profile sex abuse case and behind the scenes at the legislature where the union is pushing f...

Manitoba politicians are making their second visit to Houston in less than a year to learn more about the Texas city’s housing-first model. Housing, Addictions and Homelessness Minister Bernadette Smi...

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

New documents shed light on what was happening behind the scenes when Winnipeg’s mayor issued a cryptic warning this summer to outreach groups not to interfere in first responders’ work at homeless en...

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, Canada

WINNIPEG — Clarence Woodhouse walked out of court a free and innocent man for the first time in 50 years on Thursday. Read this article for free:

Winnipeg police officers spent more than 50,000 hours doing special duty work — racking up millions of dollars in fees in the process — over a 13-month period from May 2023 until June 2024, according to data obtained by the Free Press.