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A Black man is suing a Winnipeg police officer and the city, alleging he was racially profiled by the officer who used excessive force for no legal reason while he was parked outside of a friend's house.

WINNIPEG -- The Canadian Centre for Child Protection is receiving $20,000 through the province's Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund.

Canada Day is coming up on Friday, July 1, which means that some businesses, services and organizations may be closed or operating at reduced hours.

On a sticky-hot evening, the bus shacks of Winnipeg sit mostly empty, void both of people waiting fo...

A motion to dismantle Winnipeg bus shelters is not moving forward after it was replaced with a new idea at city hall Thursday.

Transcona's city councillor, who earlier wanted to dismantle two bus shelters due to concerns about homeless people using them, is backing off that idea and supporting better housing.

After hours of conversations and speeches from advocates for Winnipeg's homeless population, the mayor and most of his inner circle voted against dismantling two bus shelters on Regent Avenue that are the subject of safety concerns.

Ten Winnipeg families have a new place to call home after Habitat for Humanity and government partners handed over the keys to a completed affordable housing development on the city’s northern edge.

End Homelessness Winnipeg is condemning the city councillors who voted to remove the sides and doors of two Regent Avenue bus stops following public complaints about unsheltered people occupying and using substances in them.

A Winnipeg mayoral candidate promises to create supervised consumption sites if elected, to prevent people from using bus shelters as temporary housing and places to use drugs.