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The 17 Wing Winnipeg held a Pride opening ceremony on Friday, which included the raising of the Progress Pride Flag.

The southbound lane of St. Mary’s Road, south of Fermor Avenue, is closed on Monday morning due to a pothole.

A group of Winnipeggers fed up with the amount of garbage in their neighbourhood took matters into their own hands over the weekend.

A Winnipeg restaurant struggling to keep staff during the pandemic found a futuristic solution – it hired a robot.

A museum curator in Manitoba has been collecting artifacts of the pandemic so generations to come will remember when COVID-19 battered the province and changed the lives of countless Manitobans.

Manitoba Public Insurance (MPI) is working to remove dozens of cars stuck in ice created during two cold weather fires.

The Forks is giving a first look at its new warming huts before they hit the river trail in Winnipeg, as the artists are put the final touches on their work.

Following their Grey Cup win this weekend in Hamilton, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers hosted a celebration on their home turf.

The Grey Cup is officially back in Manitoba as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers touched down Monday afternoon.

For the first time in over a year, there will be fans in attendance at a Winnipeg Jets game.