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Former leader James Beddome announced last year he would step down after leading the party for 13 years.

The leader of Manitoba’s official opposition headed to Flin Flon last week for the first time since the pandemic broke out, meeting with local leaders and hosting a meet-and-greet.

In the space of seven months, nine out of 36 members of the Manitoba Progressive Conservative caucus have either resigned from the legislature or signalled they will not run for office again — a churn rate of 25 per cent.

Family, friends and colleagues gathered on Sunday evening to celebrate the life of Bill Blaikie, a longtime Manitoba politician who died at the end of September at age 71.

Bill Blaikie, a longtime Manitoba New Democrat whose political career spanned more than three decades and included terms in the federal and provincial levels, has died.

So far, six Winnipeg wards have only a single council candidate. Increasing incivility makes it easy to understand why otherwise community-minded people may be reluctant to subject themselves to public life.

The Winnipeg Labour Council, a group of unions with approximately 43,000 members, announced Wednesday it is endorsing Murray's campaign to return to the mayor's office after an 18-year absence.

People living in Manitoba and Saskatchewan have a lot in common, including the view that their gover...

Whether the Keeyask dam should have been built is the focus of this opportune study, which also deta...

VOTER turnout for the Thompson byelection was an abysmal 20 per cent — the lowest turnout for a...