Thompson Dec News Today

Failed GOP Arizona gubernatorial candidate Lake is appealing her election challenge loss and a decision ordering her to pay Katie Hobbs legal fees.

Kari Lake is appealing her election challenge loss, asking the state Court of Appeals to reconsider all 10 counts she originally cited in her lawsuit.

Variable early winter weather affected the number of furs available to buyers at the Manitoba Trappers Association fur tables in Thompson Dec. 16-17.

The memories of 14 women killed at a Montreal university in 1989 were honoured at a Thompson event Dec. 6, the 33rd anniversary of the misogynist attack.

U.S. District Judge Franklin Valderrama made the ruling during a pretrial conference Friday, where it appeared Thompson’s trial was on track to begin Feb. 4.

A man accused of shooting a Covina father days before Christmas was charged with eight felony counts, including murder, and was being held on more than $5...

Elected officials from local government to the prime minister have expressed sadness and condolences over the Dec. 9 death of Thompson MLA Danielle Adams.

$4.3 million from province will fund 37 new diploma in practical nursing seats in Thompson, Flin Flon and Swan River, says advanced education minister.

Wapanohk, École Riverside and RDPC in Thompson are among 33 schools in Manitoba included in provincial elders and knowledge keepers in schools project.

Arnold Collier, 54, will spend about 20 years in prison for the offences against Indigenous boys under 16 years old after receiving credit for time served.