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Mural dedicated to MMIWG torn down with police headquarters demolition

A mural dedicated to missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, which was painted on the parking garage next to the old police headquarters building was torn down Wednesday.
Manitoba RCMP spent less than $800K on massive manhunt after B.C. killings

Manitoba Mounties spent less than $800,000 on a massive search last summer for two young men wanted for three killings in northern British Columbia.
City still not issuing snow ban tickets 24/7 due to oversight

The City of Winnipeg is not enforcing the residential parking ban with tickets around the clock, as planned.
Power outage to impact 3K in Transcona Wednesday after grader hit pole: Hydro

Manitoba Hydro said a power outage starting at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Transcona area is expected to last as long as five hours.
Art gallery to open second location for clients who won't visit Exchange District

An art gallery that's been in the Exchange District since 2003 is opening a second location in Tuxedo Park, citing "customer discontent" related to changes to on-street parking in the area.
'Watch and wait': More time needed to determine scope of the novel coronavirus, expert says

A Manitoba expert on emerging viruses says while it's good to be vigilant, the world really has to take time to observe before determining the scope of the novel coronavirus and what it means for global health.
Winnipeg School Division to host discussion on supporting transgender, gender-diverse youth

The Winnipeg School Division is hosting a panel discussion Wednesday evening focussed on how to support transgender and gender-diverse youth.
MKO calls on government to make changes to lower Indigenous incarceration rates

The Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Inc. (MKO) is calling on the Government of Canada to implement changes to lower the incarceration rates of Indigenous people, after a report shows they account for a disproportionate amount of the inmate population.
Widow falls victim to financial abuse from mortgage salesperson totaling $500K: Securities Commission

After a Winnipeg widow in her 80s fell victim to financial abuse from a Manitoba mortgage salesperson, allegedly totaling more than $500,000, the Manitoba Securities Commission is warning seniors to watch for red flags.