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Religious leaders in the Fargo-Moorhead area and across the country face hard questions about how denominations, including Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Quaker and Unitarian, worked with federal officials to strip Native American children of their cultural traditions at boarding schools.

Religious leaders in the Fargo-Moorhead area and across the country face hard questions about how denominations, including Catholic, Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, Quaker and Unitarian, worked with federal officials to strip Native American children of their cultural traditions at boarding schools.

A local couple lost everything, but they gained a community that has rallied around them

An overland flood warning has been issued for a vast swath of southern Manitoba as the province braces for another storm, which is expected to bring strong winds, heavy snow and rain from Friday through to Monday.

The weekend snowfall in southern Manitoba, which came on the heels of a three-day snowstorm, has ended just in time ... for more snow.

In Brandon and the Westman area, people are hunkering down as a storm creates high winds and reduced visibility. 

Check here for the latest on this developing story, which will be updated throughout the day.

Strong winds and sideways snow are blowing through southern Manitoba as a storm system centred just across the U.S. border makes its presence felt.

As people in southern Manitoba brace for spring to be thrown topsy-turvy into full-blown winter again, here's what to expect over the next three to four days.

It's been 25 years since Winnipeg schools were forced to close due to poor weather, but that streak could end this week.