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The difference between the mountainous, forested landscapes of Banff and the bustling, cultural-filled city of Berlin could hardly be starker. While both are a part of Cristina Gomez Godoy’s artistic community, they both hold different roles in her musical life.  

One of the most beloved parts of summer in Winnipeg’s fine arts community has returned to the Lyric Theatre stage at Assiniboine Park. The Royal Winnipeg Ballet will present a wide range of works performed by three different divisions at its annual Ballet in the Park performances, including a creative movement class from its recreational division, a range of pieces shared by students in the RWB School, and a featured performance of excerpts from T’əl: The Wild Man of the Woods by the RWB’s professional division.  

The Winnipeg Police Service maintains the priority to keep the community safe. 

Although violent crime rates have been decreasing overall, some pockets of the city see violence rates on the rise.

In Osborne Village, several residents and businesses have expressed concern. The WPS has launched an initiative to improve issues in the area, notably violence and business disruption that is frequently linked to illicit drug use. The goal remains restoring safety and community wellbeing.

Manitobans are invited to explore the newly renovated Dakota Waterplay Park at the Dakota Community Centre. 

“Community investment in projects like the Dakota Wading Pool and Waterplay Park help our neighbourhoods thrive,” said Mike Moyes, Minister of Environment and Climate Change and MLA for Riel in a news release. “The province of Manitoba is proud to contribute funding to this new playground so that children and families can enjoy healthy recreation and time together for years to come.”

The Winnipeg Police Service has safely located a missing 12-year-old girl

The youth was last seen on June 8, 2025, at 10:30 p.m. in the Silver Heights area of Winnipeg.  

Police had issued a missing persons notice on July 24 and then sent out a second notice on Sunday, June 27, saying she had been safely located

An Ontario judge is delivering her ruling in the sexual assault trial for five former members of Canada's world junior hockey team.

Content warning: This live blog includes graphic descriptions of sexual acts and explicit testimony from a court proceeding that some readers may find disturbing or triggering. Reader discretion is advised.

Chuck Mangione, Jazz Great Who Made the World "Feel So Good," Dies at 84

Chuck Mangione, the Grammy-winning flugelhornist and trumpeter whose unmistakable sound helped bridge jazz and pop in the 1970s and beyond, died July 22 at the age of 84 in his hometown of Rochester, New York. Best known for his 1978 crossover hit “Feels So Good,” Mangione leaves behind a legacy that reshaped how jazz could live in the mainstream — melodic, emotional, and accessible, yet still steeped in the artform’s rich traditions.

Fire crews returned to the town of Leaf Rapids Thursday morning after a wildfire burning close to the community jumped the Churchill River and entered the industrial area of town, forcing emergency crews to flee.

In a post made on social media, officials say that so far, only one house has been damaged. 

Over 50 people gathered on Wednesday to watch The Show Must Go On! at the Théâtre Cercle Molière as part of the Winnipeg Fringe Festival.

Classified as a Play-Comedy, it was a fun-filled show about high schoolers putting on a production of Macbeth. 

The entertaining cast from Mad Tom Theatre Company delivered witty jokes, and the show featured plot twists that kept the audience engaged.

The show was endearingly reminiscent of a high school play, and the characters were spirited and multi-dimensional!