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A 22-year-old international student died of cardiac arrest shortly after donating blood plasma at a Grifols facility in Winnipeg in October 2025. Patient advocates are calling for a new investigation, citing a 'perfect storm' of lax safety protocols, poorly trained staff, and warning of systemic issues at plasma donation sites across Canada, despite Health Canada's initial finding of no causal link to the donation.
The City of Winnipeg has unfairly rushed forward a hotly debated housing project for the Granite Curling Club’s parking lot “at lightning speed,” a court was told Tuesday. The curling […]
One person was taken to hospital in critical condition after fire broke out at a River Avenue apartment building. Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service crews were sent to the three-storey building […]
Two people have been charged in the murder of a 32-year-old man who was found dead outside a home in Winnipeg’s North End just over a week ago.
A man is charged with second-degree murder after a fight in a Sargent Avenue residence last weekend, Winnipeg police say.
Some Winnipeg residents say they don't feel safe downtown as the city's police service released new data showing a spike in both violent and non-violent crime along a stretch of Portage Avenue running through the core.
A Manitoba judge has reserved a decision in a long-running battle with the City of Winnipeg over a plan to build housing on its parking lot.
Lower than expected Winnipeg Transit ridership has led to a revenue shortfall, contributing to a projected $14-million deficit in the city's overall budget.
The City of Winnipeg expects to end the year with a $20.4-million operating shortfall. However, council’s finance chairman said the budget gap is “not insurmountable.” “Obviously, a deficit is not […]
As a heat wave rippled across much of Manitoba on Thursday, some Winnipeg residents were out enjoying the hot weather after a cool spring, while others worried the abrupt temperature shift could put some of the city's most vulnerable residents at risk.
The City of Winnipeg has billed owners of vacant and derelict properties millions of dollars for fire responses over the past three years, but only a small fraction of those fees has been paid back.