Ronnie Wood Pop-Up Gallery Opening Downtown
An art gallery dedicated to the works of legendary Rolling Stones’ guitarist Ronnie Wood is opening up in downtown Winnipeg.
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Manitoba’s Premier Remains Least Popular in Canada
Manitoba Premier Heather Stefanson has widened the gap in her place as the country’s least popular provincial leader.
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Federal Government Now Posting Passport Wait Times Online as Long Lineups Continue
OTTAWA — Passport offices are still dealing with a surge of applications, the minister responsible says, and wait times are “far from acceptable.”
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Manitoba Will Intervene If Supreme Court Hears Battle Over Quebec Secularism Law
WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government would move to join the battle against Quebec’s law on religious symbols if it were to go before the Supreme Court of Canada, says the province’s justice minister.
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Kayaker Locates Human Remains on Shores of Lake Winnipeg
Manitoba RCMP are investigating the discovery of human remains made by a kayaker on a bank of Lake Winnipeg.
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Woman’s Remains Found in RM of West St. Paul
Manitoba RCMP are investigating the discovery of a woman’s remains in the RM of West St. Paul.
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Man Dies Following Assault at Broadway Apartment
Winnipeg police are investigating a weekend homicide after a man was seriously injured in the 600 block of Broadway on Sunday.
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CMHR Expanding Summer Hours, Brings Back Free Admission Night
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is expanding its hours for the summer, while also bringing back a popular free admission night.
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Michael Bublé to Perform in Winnipeg in October
Canadian crooner Michael Bublé and his Higher tour will roll into Winnipeg this fall.
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Number of Canadian Blood Donors Plummets to Lowest Point in a Decade During COVID-19
OTTAWA — Canadian Blood Services says it is struggling to replenish a critically low national supply caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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