Ian Froese

An average of one baby a week in Manitoba's Southern Health region is being given a preventive treatment after a potential measles exposure, which a health official says is a sign of the disease's widespread transmission and the vulnerability of babies to... See more

WARNING: This story contains graphic details of a homicide scene. A Crown prosecutor argued the man accused in a Winnipeg mass shooting was high on drugs but consciously aware his actions resulted in the deaths of multiple people. Chantal Boutin alleged d... See more

First Nation leaders in Manitoba want assurances newly increased funding for Jordan's Principle will address the systemic issues afflicting a program meant to ensure First Nation kids get the services they need. Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak hosted a ne... See more

Winnipeg police is offering blunt advice for people who hear their grandchild on the phone, sounding distressed and needing help: just hang up. "You're not being rude," Insp. Jennifer McKinnon told a news conference Tuesday. "Your grandson or granddaughte... See more

Surging costs in health care have forced the Manitoba government to once again find money for unbudgeted expenditures. The province approved a $200 million special warrant to handle health-care costs not accounted for in the last budget but "required for ... See more