Ken Gabel News Today

The province said two new units at Health Sciences Centre mean Manitobans living with medication-resistant epilepsy can access specialized care once again, after a similar facility was shut down in 2019.

The feds have announced a hefty $650 million freshwater action plan, with a portion set to flow to Manitoba and northwestern Ontario waterways.

Winnipeg police say the body of an Indigenous mother of four has been found in a city landfill.

A copy of J. D. Salingers 1951 classic Catcher in the Rye has been returned to a Winnipeg library – three decades after its original return date.

Winnipeg drivers are likely not in the joking mood on April Fool’s Day Friday, as they wake up to higher gas prices around the city.

A home in Winnipeg’s North End is getting a lot of attention these days because of its unlikely front yard residents who normally wouldn’t be caught anywhere near a Winnipeg winter.

A home in Winnipeg’s North End is getting a lot of attention these days because of its unlikely front yard residents who normally wouldn’t be caught anywhere near a Winnipeg winter.

A group of Winnipeggers have been spending time harvesting ice on the Red River – a tradition that has largely been lost with time, but one this group is trying to bring back.

The old Great West Metal Building on Waterfront Drive and Alexander Avenue will be getting a makeover thanks to a development firm out of Calgary.

A new 3D model is showing the scale of the redevelopment of the former Kapyong Barracks site, which is set to become Naawi-Oodena.