A resident’s tax-title dispute with the City of Moose Jaw has concluded after a King’s Bench judge ruled that the municipality can take possession of the man’s property and buildings.

If you want to cash in on the final carbon tax rebate, you will have to get some things in order in the next couple of weeks.

Hendricks was the first jockey at Assiniboia Downs to win 100 races in one year (1976), and he rode 11 horses that either set ...

March 22, 2025 Clifford Hunter, 87, of Dominion City formerly of Green Ridge, passed away Wednesday, March 12th at Altona ...

A bitter dispute has led to the muddy mother of all fences rising between two neighbours in the "wild west" of Winnipeg's ...

The Southern Chiefs' Organization is slated to adjust the cost and scope of its planned redevelopment of the former Bay ...

Ewald Friesen, manager of government and community relations with CAA Manitoba, says now is the time to get the provincial ...

(From left) Khoi Tran, Ahmad Karimalddin, and Asho Muhamud are Grade 6 students at École Victoria-Albert School who are ...

This week’s provincial budget could bring the million-dollar announcement that Brandon’s Park Community Centre members have been waiting on for six years. “We fought with the city when they were ...

If there are any local streets or provincial highways with potholes and cracked surfaces that cause you to veer, swerve or ...

A Winnipeg man previously charged with spray-painting antisemitic graffiti on buildings, fences and other objects is facing ...

Finalists for the National Newspaper Awards include four nominations for the national news agency The Canadian Press/La Presse Canadienne. Here's look at the categories and contenders: ...