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True North Sports and Entertainment plans to transform the downtown mall, adding two new towers on each end containing space for healthcare, housing, community services and more.

As Manitoba reaches a grim record, families who've lost loved ones to drug overdoses say governments must do more to stop these preventable deaths.

From the Whoot Whoot Wagon to a “Trans Health” program, local hospital staff and volunteers with good ideas are getting money to implement them.

From the Whoot Whoot Wagon to a "Trans Health" program, local hospital staff and volunteers with good ideas are getting money to implement them.

Manitoba's provincial health organization markets them as "easy-to-access walk-in clinics" online but one Winnipegger says, patients waited in a long line outside in the cold.

We’re putting Band-aids on things, but we’re not really fixing it says Battlefords HIV project coordinator Cymric Leask.

We’re putting Band-aids on things, but we’re not really fixing it says Battlefords HIV project coordinator Cymric Leask.

The Government of Canada is providing more than $2 million to support three Manitoba organizations in addressing substance use and the overdose crisis.

Winnipeg’s mayor and some city councillors are now trained to administer naloxone if they encounter someone overdosing on opioids.

The Times-Reporter has compiled a roundup of community news.