Ian Froese

Manitoba is raising salary levels for nearly all teachers this fall so those with the same qualifications are paid the same no matter where they work — while school divisions grapple with paying for it. Some teachers will receive no pay bump because of th... See more

The Opposition Progressive Conservatives believe a former facility for people with intellectual disabilities should have a new life supporting Manitobans struggling with opioid addictions. Jeff Bereza is the party's critic for addictions. The MLA for Port... See more

An 18-year-old woman is now in stable condition after being shot by a Winnipeg police officer early Monday morning. Police say an officer was around Aikins Street and College Avenue when they heard multiple gunshots around 2:27 a.m. The officer followed t... See more

The Manitoba government is telling homeowners it has lowered grocery prices in a pamphlet arriving in mailboxes this week, but a new report suggests the total price for the essentials is actually rising in Winnipeg. Dalhousie University's Agri-Food Analyt... See more

Premier Wab Kinew has yet to make a public visit to Steinbach — the province’s third-largest city — nearly three years into his term in office, despite repeatedly promoting a “One Manitoba” message and emphasizing his ties to communities outside Winnipeg.... See more