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Five more people have been charged after they refused to leave an encampment on the Manitoba Legislature grounds, Winnipeg police say.

Article content Phil McLellan has closed the doors on his tattoo shop again. He says it has nothing to do with a will to fight, but due to the stress his fight against health orders has caused on his family along with non-COVID health issues within his family. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Tattoo shop closes doors but vows to fight on against health orders Back to video “I knew there would be stress, and I am absolutely resilient, but the fact of the matter is family comes first,” said McLellan. “I’ll figure out what I’m going to ...

Manitoba in 'uphill battle' as COVID-19 restrictions drag on, people grow weary: health experts Manitoba is engaged in a struggle to convince people to keep following public health orders, as the code red restrictions drag into their ninth week, and some individuals begin to openly defy them. Social Sharing 'We're all tired. We're frustrated. It's been a long time,' says U of Manitoba's Michelle Driedger Posted: Jan 16, 2021 6:00 AM CT | Last Updated: January 16 A sign in Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg last spring encourages visitors to practise physical distancing.(Trevor Brine/CBC)

A Winnipeg business owner has been handed a third ticket for going against Manitoba’s public health orders.

The owner of a Winnipeg tattoo parlour that reopened in the face of COVID-19 public health orde...