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Businesses adjust to darker mornings and schedules in new Manitoba Standard Time
Manitobans are adapting to a new time zone, impacting IT teams and scheduling issues for construction workers due to darker mornings.
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Manitobans are adapting to a new time zone, impacting IT teams and scheduling issues for construction workers due to darker mornings.
On Monday in Ottawa, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew called for the Indian Act to be abolished. Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was open to working with First Nations to
Manitoba’s adoption of a 365-day calendar reliant on central daylight time — as well as an ambiguous new abbreviation, MBT — was marked by missed appointments and mundane administrative tasks.
Residents of a North End Manitoba Housing apartment block with a long history of trouble say they’re shaken after the building was hit with its third fire in eight months
WINNIPEG — A shortage of up-to-date medical technology is contributing to the problem of recruiting and retaining specialists in the province which, in turn, leads to treatment delays, according to
Hundreds of polar bears are expected to arrive in Churchill, Man. as they partake in their fall trek towards the Hudson Bay.
Manitoba minerals will be on display in London, England, next month. The Mining Association of Manitoba Inc. plans to travel to Resourcing Tomorrow — Europe’s largest mining event — with
A Canadian photographer captured a glowing green aurora dancing across the sky in the early morning hours of Halloween.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he has called for the elimination of the Indian Act during Monday’s landmark meeting between Ottawa, premiers and First Nations leadership. Mr. Kinew said he raised the issue behind closed doors. “I think...
The Manitoba Bisons have designs on finding some sustained success this season. A solid first step was taken Friday night, as the Bisons earned a hard-fought 83-70 season-opening victory against
A citizen-led coalition has urged the Public Utilities Board to order Manitoba Public Insurance to lower its rates, which it says would force the Crown corporation to tackle rising claims
WINNIPEG — A citizen-led coalition has urged the Public Utilities Board to order Manitoba Public Insurance to lower its rates, which it says would force the Crown corporation to tackle
BRANDON — Cancer patients across Brandon say they are heartbroken by the impending departure of medical oncologist Dr. Brady Anderson from the Western Manitoba Cancer Centre. When Lesa Carey learned
Manitoba Premier Web Kinew and Prime Minister Mark Carney need to take the case for change past the current leadership structures and speak directly to the youth.