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It was a record hot September for several Manitoba cities and towns. Brandon came very close to breaking its previous hottest September in 2009 when the average temperature was 16.8 degrees. Last mont...

Chef Andrew George, a Hereditary Wing Chief of the Wet'suwet'en Bear Clan and the first Indigenous Red Seal chef in B.C., shared his expertise with Culinary Arts students at Assiniboine's North Hill c...

As part of a condition assessment of underground wastewater sewer infrastructure on Park Avenue, three significant damaged sections were flagged, that require urgent repairs. A road closure on Park Av...

The minimum wage in four provinces is going up today. The rate in Ontario is rising by 65 cents to $17.20 an hour, an increase tied to inflation. Saskatchewan's minimum wage is going up by a dollar to...

Fraud with Credit Card / Possession of Property Obtained by Crime On August 21st, 2024, a 36-year-old male attended a vendor and reportedly purchased $15 worth of product with a stolen credit card. On...

Truth and Reconciliation events continue in Brandon this week. Children from several school divisions will attend Indigenous teachings at Brandon Riverbank, and a Missing and Murdered Indigenous Men a...

The effort that carried the Wheat Kings through the battle with the Prince Albert Raiders wasn't at the same level against the Saskatoon Blades, and the team paid for it. Luke Shipley, Roger McQueen, ...

Again the Wheat Kings had their best period in the third period, this time in a road game against the Prince Albert Raiders. But the periods leading up to that were the wildest, roughest hockey of the...

Truth and Reconciliation Week events are underway in Brandon. This afternoon at 2:00 pm, a community teepee raising will be held at the Brandon Riverbank Discovery Centre - and on Monday, you can take...

The Manitoba government says one year into its first term and six months into its first provincial budget, it's over halfway to its goal of hiring 1,000 net new health-care workers. Premier Wab Kinew ...