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An organization that supports survivors of sexual violence could be forced to stop offering a critical program funding was not renewed.

A First Nations chief charged with sexually assaulting a child is proclaiming he is innocent. Read more.

A proposal to build a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant near a small trailer park community is being met with outrage and anger. Read on.

A wastewater plant in Selkirk has been honoured for environmental protection and for creating clean treated wastewater. Read more.

An agency representing hundreds of administrators in Manitoba’s municipalities is taking steps to ensure those who hold those roles are acting ethically and professionally and not taking advantage of their

Parks Canada is considering its options to deal with zebra mussels in Riding Mountain National Park. Read more.

Downtown business leaders were told how to create stronger relationships with Indigenous people and work towards reconciliation on Thursday.

Some of the NDP budget will be “encouraging” for rural Manitoba leaders and residents, while investments in public safety “miss the mark.”

A Winnipeg church is taking a bold step towards reconciliation with Indigenous people by including reparations in their annual budget.

The federal and provincial governments are putting up more than $25 million in combined funding to help those who have been victims of gender-based violence in Manitoba access housing, and