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Christmas Day is coming up on Sunday, Dec. 25, which means some businesses, services, and organizations may be closed or operating at reduced hours on the holiday, as well the day before on Christmas Eve and the day after on Boxing Day.

Kim Kurylo is telling Manitobans their long-awaited hip replacement surgery could be happening soon — so long as eligible people are willing to take a flight.

The mother of a Manitoba woman killed in a collision involving an alleged drunk driver is speaking out after learning occupants in the other vehicle driven by the accused won’t face any criminal charges.

A second federal riding in Manitoba is getting a new name as part of the nationwide redistribution of political boundaries.

Winnipeg shelters are seeing high demand as temperatures dip, leaving advocates calling for housing solutions to help with the issue.

School divisions in and around Winnipeg are dealing with a lack of bus drivers, which is leading to some routes being cancelled.

A heavy police presence was seen outside a home in Transcona on Monday evening.

Plan members would be 'prioritized over banks and CEOs in bankruptcies situations'

Former Winnipeg city councillor Al Golden, a charismatic presence at city hall from the late 1980s to early 2000s, died Sunday at the age of 76, his family has confirmed.

People with assets of $1 million or more say theyre more stressed out about money now than this time last year, a survey says. Read on.