Kevin Rollason

Manitobans will once again be able to enjoy tea and scones while taking in history — the tea room at the Captain Kennedy House has reopened after a 10-year absence.

The children of families who live in public housing in Tuxedo are more likely to graduate from high school, go to college or university, and less

Minister calls situation ‘unacceptable,' demands accountability

One of the last remnants of what was once the largest meatpacking facility of its kind in the British Empire is being saved by a developer.

Four Winnipeg seniors, in their 70s and 80s, as well as two seniors in Portage la Prairie, were defrauded out of thousands of dollars, Winnipeg police said Monday. They all received a phone call from someone claiming to be their grandchild who said they needed emergency bail money.

The president of the Manitoba Métis Federation and others have been awarded nearly $12 million in legal fees after an unfounded and unreasonable attack by the Métis National Council, a judge has ruled.

Winnipeggers could be forgiven for suffering weather whiplash after awakening to a thin layer of snow Tuesday, just two days after basking in summer-like temperatures.

Winnipeggers could be forgiven for suffering weather whiplash after awakening to a thin layer of snow Tuesday, just two days after basking in summer-like temperatures. The snow and far-below normal te...

A Winnipeg man who's paying $28,000 a month to use a device that has shrunk his aggressive brain tumour wants the provincial government to pick up the bill.

The province's natural resources minister will meet with a local black bear rescue and the reeve of the RM of Rockwood at the site of a controversial proposed limestone quarry.