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They do business a bit differently at Carpets for Less in Winnipeg. From friendly service and meaningful sales to a heart for community and desire to make a difference, owner-operator Dale Vencatasamy and his team are uniquely committed to putting their customers at the centre of everything they do.

A roof over your head is not something anyone takes for granted, and a local roofing company is proud to have been sheltering Winnipeg families for years.

Charleswood Roofing & Exteriors is celebrating its 15th anniversary this summer by looking back on past successes and sharing an opportunity for one lucky customer to get a free roof!

Kidney disease is life-changing, says Donna Hunter. Her father lived with kidney disease for seven years, going for dialysis three times every week.  

“Having a transplant wasn’t an option for him. Dialysis gave us seven more years with him – what a gift. And this is just one of many, many stories of how kidney disease affects families.”  

One in ten Manitobans are affected by kidney disease, with many not realizing it until they’re in the later stages. Right now, over 1,500 Manitobans are on dialysis.  

If you or someone you know is considering post-secondary education, Booth University College (Booth UC) has an open invitation for a visit. 

Winnipeg police are warning the public about a sharp rise in counterfeit Canadian currency circulating throughout the city since the start of 2025.

According to the Winnipeg Police Service’s Financial Crime Unit, officers have seized more than $12,000 in fake bills during the first quarter of the year—more than double the reports seen during the same period previously.

Winnipeg Transit users can preview schedules and plan trips on the soon-to-launch Primary Transit Network, which goes live on June 29, 2025.

The nation heads to the polls today to elect a new government. 

Polls in Manitoba are open until 8:30 p.m. tonight, and if you're heading out to cast your ballot, here’s what you need to bring and know.

When most people hear "Easter," they think of a single Sunday filled with lilies, hymns, and maybe a few chocolate eggs. But in the Church's liturgical calendar, Easter is far more than just a day—it's a whole season. In fact, Easter lasts for 50 days!

That’s right—Easter is a season, not just a Sunday.

“Many people are feeling not fully themselves; many people are feeling isolation.”

These feelings and the many anxieties that accompany turmoil in the world, reflects Todd Sperber, make events like Saturday’s Walk for Jesus in Winnipeg all the more important.

“With narratives of rumours of wars and so much negativity and cultural division,” he says. “So we are coming together to walk for Jesus and honour and remember his life, death and resurrection.”

Winnipeg police are asking for the public’s help in locating two suspects wanted in connection with a double homicide that occurred earlier this year in the North End.

Canada-wide warrants have been issued for 24-year-old Jermain Gage Houle for second-degree murder, and 27-year-old Aaron Junior Houle for accessory after the fact. Investigators believe they are responsible for the February shooting deaths of Sheldon Derrach Catcheway, 33, and Shanastene Irene McLeod, 35.