A man is recovering in hospital following a brawl outside a bar in Winnipeg.

A 25-year-old man is in stable condition in a Winnipeg hospital after being rescued from a burning home in Norway House, a community just north of Lake Winnipeg.

A fight in Winnipeg's Transcona neighbourhood early Saturday has left one man dead and several people in police custody

Police in Winnipeg say they are concerned about the number of times they find people sheltering vulnerable runaways, instead of getting the children back to their families.

No one was hurt, but there was considerable damage to a couple of containers in Winnipeg's Grant Park area where two explosive devices were detonated in recent days.

The death of a 19-year-old Winnipeg man is now considered a homocide, according to police. He was found badly injured in a parking lot at Regent Avenue and Day Street early Saturday morning, but eventually succumbed to his injuries.

Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan have moved into a northern town considered an insurgent stronghold, as they open a new phase in their operation to chase Taliban from Panjwaii district.

Iranian state TV is reporting that the country will begin large-scale air defence war games Sunday aimed at protecting nuclear facilities against any possible attack.

Winnipeg police say a suspect wanted for attacking and groping two women in separate incidents in River Heights is now believed to be responsible for six other similar assaults.

Officers say a suspect entered a financial institution in the 1000 block of Assiniboine Avenue around 4 p.m. Tuesday and demanded money from a clerk.

Winnipeg Police have brought in their homicide unit after a violent incident early this morning in Transcona. Police Constable Jacqueline Chaput tells CJOB they were called to Regent Avenue and Day Street around 3:20 a.m. after getting reports of a badly injured man in the parking lot there.

Winnipeg Police say charges are pending against a 31-year old man after a 16-year old girl who went missing... was found safe during the noon-hour Friday. Police want to thank the public for helping to find Rhianna Kirkness. The suspect is facing charges of harbouring a child under 18.

A 28-year old Winnipeg man is facing a long list of charges after numerous residential break-ins between January and September. While looking into the case, investigators went to a home in the 600 block of Earl Grey where they found a firearm, ammunition, stolen property and some drugs.

A close call for an 11-year old Winnipeg boy. Winnipeg Police Services District 1 Crime Unit is investigating after the boy was approached by a man in his mid to late twenties who told hold of him. Screaming...the boy broke free and out-ran the young man after him.

For the second day in a row, charges have been laid in connection with two people accused of harbouring a missing youth. Police say this time around, a 17-year old was reported missing to police last Saturday. The teen was characterized as being at high risk of being victimized or exploited.

A woman who said she fell asleep crashed her vehicle at the Portage la Prairie spillway on the Assiniboine River just southwest of the city Saturday.[...]

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ST. CLAUDE — A new history book, entitled "The Past at a Glance" is poised to make its debut in time for this year's Christmas season. The locally published endeavour is a collection of events and anecdotes that have shaped the community of St.[...]

The pool at the Southport Recreation Centre will be drained of its duties next year, Southport officials have announced.[...]

This week was again an interesting one for us. On Nov. 14, while RCMP members were patrolling on Eighth Street N.W. in Portage la Prairie at the railway tracks, they observed an intoxicated female stumbling and crying on the sidewalk.[...]

Bullying is not simply a “normal” part of growing up. It’s a serious issue, made more complex by technology that allows bullies to pursue their victims at school, around town, and into their homes.

WINNERS OF THE DRYDEN TOURNAMENT — the Wildcats posed for a team portrait. Back row, from left: Trent Thornborough, coach; Mike Fedak, Trevor Dickson, Dylan Thornbobough, Dorian Black, Daylon Creasy, Brett Vrooman, Travis Cullen, Mitch Thornborough, Corey Forbes, coach.

Each fall Carberry potato growers advertise for harvest help. Rick and Jackie Davison "hit the jackpot" when a young Japanese lady, Masako Yamazoe, applied. Masako (26), a nurse from Veda (pop 120,000) near Yokahama, was on a world adventure and had never been on a farm.

End of an Era? Each year, as part of our annual cattle operation, we have held a cattle drive. Although it is a lot of work, there is something to be said for “doing things the traditional way.” It looks as if that tradition may no longer be viable for us or other Manitoba cattle producers.

A woman who said she fell asleep crashed her vehicle at the Portage la Prairie spillway on the Assiniboine River just southwest of the city Saturday.

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On Wednesday in the Central Plains, first responders were called to the scene of two major vehicular collisions — one fatal and the other that very easily could have been.

Angela Brown/Central Plains Herald-Leader...Steven Parks, a new volunteer, left, signs up for some duties, as 2010 Power Smart Manitoba Winter Games volunteer committee member Linda Van Renselaar assists on Nov. 13 at the Manitoba Winter Games volunteer recruitment event at Tavern United at Canad Inns Portage la Prairie.

ST. CLAUDE — A new history book, entitled "The Past at a Glance" is poised to make its debut in time for this year's Christmas season.

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Provincial opposition and PC leader Hugh McFadyen was in Altona for an early morning meeting on Nov. 16, launching a series of similar visits to locations in several southern Manitoba constituencies.

It's a Saturday morning, and while many may herald in the weekend by sleeping in, Brad Braun and Carey Kehler have their work gloves on and are gutting the inside of a century old barn in Neubergthal.

Nothing is as easy as it looks in the movies, including the sport of fencing. This is what the students of West Park School learned on Nov. 12 when they had a professional fencing coach give them a few pointers.