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A group of Winnipeg hospital dentists are suing a former employee after she allegedly paid herself thousands of dollars in fraudulent insurance claims, cheques and unearned pay over a five-year period.

Some Winnipeg businesses are taking matters into their own hands as the Canada Post strike rolls on, delivering orders door-to-door as part of an effort to make sure customers are getting their orders on time and not looking elsewhere.

Next year’s draft Winnipeg budget includes millions of dollars to begin work on building a new outdoor pool in St. Boniface.

The World Police and Fire Games hosted by Winnipeg in 2023 are history, but its board hopes to continue their legacy by pumping more than $300,000 left over from its budget to support the city’s sports venues and youth sport organizations.

A woman, 18, was punched and prevented from leaving a house on Wednesday by her machete-wielding boyfriend, Brandon police say.

Winnipeg police have arrested four people and have issued arrest warrants for two others considered armed and dangerous in connection with a drug bust that yielded guns, drugs and other items.

Winnipeg’s community drop-off composting program has exploded in popularity with triple the amount of organic waste being contributed over what had been expected.

Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon is sending the labour dispute between Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) to the Canada Industrial Relations Board.

Most Winnipeg homeowners will see their monthly property tax bills rise about 50 per cent in January due to a misalignment of city and provincial taxation efforts that has elected officials trading blame.

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All some Winnipeggers could do Wednesday was let out a sigh or groan in frustration after hearing about a pilot project that would see the city increase the amount of snowfall required before plowing residential streets. 

A Manitoba woman suffering from a post-surgery infection says she’s going to lose her leg because a surgeon started a procedure he couldn’t finish.

First Nation leaders in Manitoba say some remote and isolated communities are missing out on deliveries of critical supplies like medicine and income payments as the Canada Post strike drags onto its fourth week.

A nurse found to have not been criminally responsible in the killing of his parents will be barred from practising until he’s deemed to no longer be a danger to the public.

Manitoba’s NDP government has ordered Shared Health to cut administrative costs, saying it intends to redirect that money to the front lines of health care in the province. But the head of the Manitoba Nurses Union says the sting will impact the front lines.