Manitoba News

Five Manitoba communities will move forward with eight different projects thanks to the Recreational Infrastructure Canada program, a major job-creating investment from Canada's Economic Action Plan.

Police said a 22-year-old man turned himself into Portage la Prairie RCMP Sunday after a shooting last month that hurt a young woman.

An alleged drunk driver who had a young child as a passenger led police on a prolonged high-speed chase near Dauphin, Man.

Spence suspects she was living at a residential school, away from her home in Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation, when she was exposed to the disease.

As debate rages in Canada over allegations of prisoners being tortured in Afghanistan, a Winnipeg woman has been working to stamp out abuse and corruption in the war-torn country's much-criticized prison system.

THE cause of a fire that destroyed the interior of a home in St. Andrews early Thursday morning was accidental, the Manitoba Office of the Fire Commissioner says.

The Colgate Bookstore will host a special event with Richard Frost and Tapesty: All-Centuries Singers on Saturday, December 5 at 3:00 p.m. at 3 Utica Street.

This luminous literary novel will delight those who treasure word play, want a Winnipeg fix and yearn for interesting and complex stories.

Emergency medical staff transport a critically injured man who had made his way to a convenience store.

Porter: the little airline that could Porter Airlines in operation at the Toronto Island Airport.

A Flin Flon man has been charged with attempted murder after allegedly stabbing a woman Wednesday.

The Nebraska State Patrol is identifying a 38-year-old semitrailer driver from Manitoba, Canada, as the person killed in a three-vehicle crash on a southeast Nebraska highway.

WAYNE.GLOWACKI@FREEPRESS.MB.CA Dr. Joel Kettner and Theresa Oswald offer both grim and hopeful news on Thursday.

RCMP are investigating a fatal motor vehicle crash Wednesday near Oakville, southeast of Portage la Prairie.

The Manitoba Office of the Fire Commissioner has determined that a fire that gutted a house in St.

Somebody forgot to tell the Richardsons about the recession. Winnipeg's first family of business was one of the movers and shakers on Canadian Business magazine's annual Rich 100 list, coming in 15th place with a net worth of $2.72 billion.

Final autopsy results show that three college softball players who drowned when their sport utility vehicle went into a livestock pond in southwestern North Dakota had not been drinking or using drugs.

Liberal Leader Micheal Ignatieff speaks during question period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ont., on Tuesday November 17, 2009.

Rob Swystun/Central Plains Herald-Leader -- A grass fire burns out of control northeast of High Bluff Wednesday.

Licensing orders for daycares originally provided to CBC News by the province were heavily redacted.