When Meghan Smart hears her teenage son laughing with his friends, it’s a small reminder of life before the attack. She calls that laughter “the happiest part” for her. Smart’s 15-year-old son was ...

Ahmed Alnoor is a filmmaker who immigrated from Sudan to Winnipeg when he was four years old. He’s part of Winnipeg’s Black Film Collective, which advocates for the creation of Black cinematic art ...

That’s how students at the University of Manitoba are describing the assault of a student while in her dorm room just before 5 a.m. Friday morning. The Winnipeg Police Service says a 46-year-old ...

Winnipeg police says four people have been charged in connection to a kidnapping and assault Thursday morning.

Day 1 of Winnipeg Comiccon was in full swing as thousands flocked to the convention centre Friday to show off their cosplay, complete in gaming tournaments and meet their favourite celebrities.

A Manitoba judge is calling for the creation of a specialized team of police and paramedics to respond when people are in ...

Winnipeg Police are looking for a man following a break-and-enter and assault that took place at a student housing complex at the University of Manitoba Friday morning. The WPS says officers responded ...

Winnipeg police say a 24-year-old man has been charged in connection to a stabbing that took place at The Forks. Winnipeg Police Service says officers responded to a report of an assault around 10:45 ...

A 15-year-old was arrested after driving a stolen car without a license, crashing it, then fleeing from the scene on Thursday.

A man who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the deaths of his common-law partner and their two children is to serve a life sentence with no parole eligibility for 16 years. Court of King’s ...

Two Winnipeg parents are facing charges after they brought their unresponsive infant daughter to the emergency due to alleged malnutrition and abuse late last month, according to police. The Winnipeg ...

What does the future hold for B.C.'s salmon farming industry? What's so wrong with the industry's current practices?