Mike Thom and Sylvia St. Cyr

Booth University College celebrated the grand opening of its new campus at 290 Vaughan Street on Saturday.

The celebration marked a significant step in its growth as a Christian post-secondary institution in Winnipeg. The event drew students, faculty, and community members to the downtown location. Among them were dignataries including Minister of Advanced Education and Training Renée Cable, Councillor Janice Lukes, and MP Terry Duguid.

Jordan St. Cyr made a triumphant return to his hometown of Niverville, Man., performing in front of a sold-out crowd of around 450 people.

The one-of-a-kind concert marked St. Cyr's first performance in Niverville since he and his family relocated to Nashville to further his music career.

As Winnipeg and most of Manitoba grapple with extreme heat warnings, many residents without air conditioning are searching for ways to keep their homes cool.

Tracy Sterdan, the communications and customer experience manager at Efficiency Manitoba, offers practical advice to stay comfortable during this intense heatwave.

Just days before his 60th birthday, well-known Winnipeg pastor Leon Fontaine has died, according to his church.

Springs Church announced to its congregants on Sunday morning that Fontaine died on Saturday. He would have turned 60 years old on November 25,  according to an online biography.