Jon Lovlin News Today

Terri Morrissette doesn't walk alone to the neighbourhood convenience store anymore. It's a choice the Winnipegger made long before a store employee was shot by a gunman this week on Logan Avenue. 

Manitoba's PC government says it's still too soon to call a public inquiry into the real-estate and construction scandals that plagued the City of Winnipeg more than a decade ago, despite the resolution of a pair of city lawsuits over its police headquarters.

Manitoba's chief medical examiner says a Brandon man who died in 2021 might still be alive today if the city had better services for people struggling with addiction.

The provincial government is refusing City of Winnipeg requests for more time to complete nearly $2 billion worth of sewage-treatment upgrades while the city is struggling with construction deficiencies at one plant and doesn't have most of the money lined up to improve another.

The lawsuit filed in 2019 by Peter Ginakes and others over the premature termination of a 20-year lease for a home for at-risk kids in care was dismissed late February of this year by a Court of Queen's Bench justice.