15 h. ago PCs nominate former Winnipeg city councillor in Transcona for upcoming byelection

The Progressive Conservative Party is bringing in some political experience to run in the upcoming Transcona byelection.

Politics

16 h. ago WARMINGTON: Chantal Kreviazuk taking heat for O Canada but not from Don Cherry

Canada's 7th Greatest Canadian maintains the Winnipeg singer was merely standing up for Canada

Other

21 h. ago Suspect wanted for murder, kidnapping, extortion remains at large: Winnipeg police

Winnipeg police are hoping the public can help locate a suspect facing serious charges, including first-degree murder, kidnapping, and extortion.

Events

21 h. ago 2 more players sign with Winnipeg Blue Bombers for upcoming season

The Blue Bombers have signed Canadian Enock Makonzo and American Javaris Davis -- both defensive backs.

Events

24 h. ago Winnipeg cops make 3rd arrest in 2023 north Winnipeg slaying

Brooklyn Hiebert, 20, was found dead on Flora Avenue on Dec. 30, 2023.

Other

37 h. ago Your phone can now scan products to see if they're made in Canada

Trying to stick to a grocery list of items made in Canada? A new online platform makes it easy for shoppers to support Canadian businesses.Scanuck.ca is a platform that allows users to check where a product is made, and it's quite easy to use: using your phone, go to the website, allow access to your camera, and scan the item's bar code.Once scanned, the site will provide details of the product's country of origin.CVO of tech company KP9 Wil McReynolds said he developed Scanuck.ca in February. The Owen Sound, Ont. resident recalled how his wife suggested a scanner similar to one he created in 2016 to help users identify gluten-free products.And Scanuck.ca certainly fulfills a need as more Canadians boycott U.S.-made products amid a tariff war: the website has had 48,000 scans since it launched."This was a passion project that went viral," said McReynolds.McReynolds said the response has been "overwhelmingly positive" and plans to roll out more features and i...

Technology

38 h. ago Victor Wembanyama’s season is over. What’s next for the Spurs star?

Victor Wembanyama is one of the faces of the NBA, the star of the San Antonio Spurs and already one of the biggest names in basketball. And his season is over, after the Spurs announced Thursday that he has been diagnosed with deep vein thrombosis in his right shoulder. The 7-foot-3 centre from France was […]

Other

42 h. ago Competition, strategy and excitement abound as Calgary hosts first

Players from around the globe, including China, Italy, Mexico, the U.K. and the U.S. as well as from Regina, Winnipeg and Calgary are participating in games

Other

42 h. ago 'Felt a lot of movement': 4.7 magnitude earthquake rocks northern Alberta

The main area of the earthquake was between Grande Prairie and Grande Cache, and was approximately 7.1 km deep, according to Natural Resources Canada

Culture

45 h. ago Roll up your sleeves, Winnipeg: Blood donors needed after deep

Canadian Blood Services is asking Winnipeggers to roll up their sleeves and help out after the recent deep freeze led to a shortfall in donations. 

Other

46 h. ago Polar bears in the spotlight for annual celebration at Winnipeg zoo

The zoo is getting an early jump on the annual celebration of all things polar bear with a serious of educational and entertaining events to be held this weekend.

Culture

47 h. ago Victor Wembanyama expected to miss remainder of season after blood clot diagnosis

San Antonio star Victor Wembanyama is expected to miss the remainder of the regular season after being diagnosed with a blood clot in his right shoulder, the Spurs announced Thursday. It is a massive blow to the Spurs, who are contending for a playoff spot in the Western Conference. The condition was diagnosed this week […]

Other

47 h. ago Billionaire Perot Sees ‘Big Concern’ as Trump Tariffs Fuel Worry

Ross Perot Jr., a billionaire Texas real estate developer and longtime Republican donor, said President Donald Trump’s tariff threats are emerging as a “big concern” and forcing business leaders to think twice before approving investments.

Economics

49 h. ago TFI International shares drop as CEO says trucking slump led to ‘disaster’ quarter

MONTREAL — The head of TFI International Inc. says its latest quarter was a “disaster” marked by low cargo volumes amid a trucking sector slump, with the first half of 2025 “foggy” at best. “Q4 was a disaster for us,” said chairman and CEO Alain Bedard on Thursday. “We are still in a very deep […]

Society

50 h. ago Donorbox Powers $3 Billion in Charitable Giving, Elevating Fundraising with AI

Leading fundraising platform accelerates nonprofit growth with AI-powered CRM and donor engagement tools ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Today, top-rated fundraising platform Donorbox announced that it has powered over $3 billion USD in charitable donations for 100,000 nonprofits worldwide. Organizations have leveraged its innovative technology to run more than 250,000 fundraising campaigns, creating positive change around the […]

Economics

50 h. ago Veteran Rugamba welcomes opportunity to help Elks return to CFL playoffs

Emmanuel Rugamba embraces the challenge of helping the Edmonton Elks return to the CFL playoffs. The veteran linebacker/defensive back was part of Edmonton general manager Ed Hervey’s deep dive into CFL free agency earlier this month. Rugamba was among several veterans Hervey, in his second tenure with the Elks, added to his roster, including: defensive […]

Other

50 h. ago The Tragically Hip’s songs inspire jukebox musical, set for 2026 Hamilton debut

The Tragically Hip’s songbook is getting the jukebox musical treatment under the guidance of “Come From Away” producer Michael Rubinoff. Named after a Hip song, the show dubbed “It’s a Good Life If You Don’t Weaken” promises to draw on the band’s deep catalogue of Canadian classics, including lyrics by late frontman Gord Downie. Rubinoff […]

Events

51 h. ago Canadians are nice, but we're 'not going to roll over,' says UBC prof on booing and boycotting

'People are genuinely upset, so it's good to make our feelings known,' says UBC professor David Tindall

Other

51 h. ago Winnipeg cops investigate Wednesday afternoon shooting in North End

Police said they're aware of a video circulating on social media connected to this incident, and they continue to investigate Thursday.

Economics

66 h. ago What the fundraising numbers mean for the Liberal leadership contestants

Mark Carney may have the backing of the party establishment and donors with deep pockets, but the average donation to his campaign also happens to be the lowest

Politics