Scott Billeck

A Winnipeg man has been charged with arson after a fire caused significant damage to a downtown Dollarama that has become a flashpoint for repeated thefts, threats and violence.

A motion put forward by two city councillors calling for a review of how Winnipeg addresses encampments on railway-owned property will not proceed.

More than 34,000 Manitobans woke up without power Wednesday after wild storms tore through southern Manitoba Tuesday night. Read this article for free:

A city councillor is renewing efforts to identify potential locations for designated encampment sites following an Ontario court decision that could impact how homeless people are relocated in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg police are warning against the escalating threat of nihilistic violent extremism targeting children and youth online, including incidents under investigation in the city.

Manitoba’s disability support system is “fundamentally broken” and routinely fails people as they transition into adulthood, according to a damning new report that calls for a sweeping overhaul of provincial services.

Gillingham takes step after pressure from Coun. Rollins, who witnessed crisis during ride-along

Government to provide funding to keep overnight shelter, drop-in open till spring

A Pride billboard along the short stretch of Highway 14 between Morden and Winkler was vandalized over the weekend, an act that the president of Pembina Valley Pride says only reinforces the need for its message in the region.

The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority says it is “deeply concerned” after a employee was detained and questioned by police after a deadly assault near the agency's main offices last Thursday.