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Winnipeg Police Service is investigating a Transcona apartment complex fire that sent one person to hospital in unstable condition late Friday afternoon and forced some residents to look for other accommodations.

One person is in hospital in unstable condition and several others are temporarily displaced after a fire in an apartment building in Winnipeg’s Transcona neighbourhood on Friday evening.

Officers with the Regina Police Service's Drug Unit seized more than a kilogram of fentanyl during a raid Wedn...

Over 1,025 grams of fentanyl were seized following the completion of a drug trafficking investigation in Regina.

A motion at city hall could see a formal relationship tying Winnipeg to a sister city in China severed due to human rights concerns.

A Winnipeg non-profit has returned, offering free cross-country skis, equipment, and lessons to anyone looking to get out and enjoy the winter weather.

Revive and Thrive Thrift Shop on Logan Avenue aims not only to find a new home for previously-loved items, but to also help people who've faced challenges get back on their feet.

A fraud charge laid more than two years ago against a Winnipeg funeral home operator has been stayed by Crown prosecutors.

As Winnipeg city council prepares to gather next month to develop a new strategic plan to guide the city over the next four years, the issues of homelessness, addiction, safety, and missing and murdered Indigenous women are likely to dominate the agenda.

The provincial and federal governments have made more than $250 million available to Winnipeg-based bus manufacturer NFI to cushion the blow of global supply-chain shortages.