Colleen Houde

The province is making it easier for former nurses to return to work in Manitoba.

The Manitoba government is working with three nursing regulatory colleges to create a streamlined path that will ensure former licensed practical nurses, registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses who worked in Manitoba’s health-care system in the last five years and were in good standing with their regulatory college have a faster, more flexible pathway to return to their profession.

It was a special day at the Manitoba Legislature on Monday as the province declared Louis Riel as the first premier of Manitoba. 

Premier Wab Kinew, the minister responsible for intergovernmental affairs and Indigenous reconciliation, and Manitoba Métis Federation President David Chartrand unveiled a new portrait designation yesterday.

The Winnipeg Richardson International Airport is seeing near pre-pandemic levels of travel. 

In 2023, there were 4,094,793 people who travelled through Winnipeg, marking the first time since the start of the pandemic that the airport welcomed more than four million passengers in a single year.

In the fourth quarter alone, the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport had over 957,000 passengers.

Today is Terry Fox Day, a time to honour Terry and his legacy.

Terry grew up in Winnipeg alongside his three siblings, including his older brother, Fred.

The search for a Manitoba woman suspected of abducting her 3-year-old daughter has stretched into Ontario. 

On Friday, St.Pierre RCMP requested assistance from the public in locating 35-year-old Holly Malleck and her 3-year-old daughter, Amelia Deonaraine.

Malleck is currently wanted for parental abduction of a person under 14 years of age.

Over the weekend, the Stratford Police Service received information that Malleck and Deonaraine could be in the City of Stratford.

The province is lifting masking requirements in most healthcare facilities across Manitoba.

Shared Health Manitoba made the announcement Wednesday afternoon, saying the changes in masking requirements are based on advice given by infection prevention and control experts and reflect the changes we have seen with virus transmission over the past year.

The change, which applies to most visitors and patients entering healthcare facilities, will take place on May 10.

The province is lifting masking requirements in most healthcare facilities across Manitoba.

Shared Health Manitoba made the announcement Wednesday afternoon, saying the changes in masking requirements are based on advice given by infection prevention and control experts and reflect the changes we have seen with virus transmission over the past year.

The change, which applies to most visitors and patients entering healthcare facilities, will take place on May 10.

A northern Manitoba community is being recognized for its natural beauty.

Churchill has been listed as one of Time magazine's "World's Greatest Places of 2023".

"From Polar bears to beluga whales and northern lights," Travel Manitoba says, "this northern wonder is an extraordinary destination we're proud to have."

Football fans have something exciting to look forward to in 2025.

The Canadian Football League announced Tuesday that the 112th Grey Cup will be played at Investors Group Field in Winnipeg in November 2025.

This is the fifth time in the history of the CFL, the Grey Cup will be played in Manitoba.

The championship game will be played following a week of fanfare and celebration at the annual Grey Cup festival.

The last time Winnipeg hosted the Grey Cup was in 2015. This will be the second game hosted at IG field.

This past week, the Manitoba government offered a significant financial boost for a national awareness campaign drawing attention to the issues surrounding human trafficking. 

The province announced on Wednesday that it will provide $100,000 to the Joy Smith Foundation to help expand its public education efforts.