The story of the gravesites of students who attended the Brandon Indian Residential School underneath the Turtle Crossing Campground is truly a Manitoba tragedy.

<p>Yellow triangles, lime green rhombuses, red rectangles and sharp black lines criss-cross the dark blue carpet on the floor of Towne Cinema 8, the first standalone multiplex to open in Winnipeg and ...

More than five decades after their lives were derailed by a racist justice system, the provincial government has paid millions of dollars to three men who were wrongfully convicted in a 1973 Winnipeg homicide.

The NorthStar Project is outgrowing its temporary home at Vincent Massey High School.

WINNIPEG – The Winnipeg Jets have suspended goaltender Connor Hellebuyck for failure to report to training camp, the NHL club announced Wednesday night.

Revolving restaurant to reopen atop Fort Garry Place

Seven-year-olds and 70-somethings will socialize daily when a 152-spot daycare opens inside of a senior’s residence in Winnipeg.

LAC DU BONNET — Fifteen months after devastating wildfires ripped through Lac du Bonnet, claiming two lives and destroying more than a dozen homes, residents are trying their best to build back better...

Grab a kitchen scale and you’ll quickly see that Jacob Brodovsky’s newest LP is exactly the same weight as his last one, but Tell the Kids We Tried is still the heaviest music released by the singer-s...

The Toronto production, directed by Broadway legend Joel Grey, features a mostly Canadian cast

Old snapshots may help survivors recall dates and events they have spent decades suppressing

NEW YORK (AP) — Sonny Rollins, the tenor saxophonist and restless genius whose bold, distinctive tone and constant experimentation kept him on the cutting edge of jazz for more than 50 years, died Monday at age 95.

Garrow’s son on mission to get Indigenous hoopster inducted into Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame

Alan Kliffer is bringing The Cottage to off-Broadway. The New York-based, Winnipeg-born and -raised impresario is directing and producing Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody, which opens ...

Half a dozen bleary-eyed employees sit around a dark wooden table at the Downtown Community Safety Partnership headquarters.

Downtown Winnipeg’s landmark Fort Garry Hotel is back on the market.

Exhibition takes Canadian history of Chinese oppression from the archives into the light

The retracted study on ChatGPT in education was already cited hundreds of times.

Gerry Fingler walked around his hobby shop Friday morning, its shelves looking emptier than ever before, wondering as he had for the last several months where all the time had gone.

Local arts leader Larry Desrochers takes home the prestigious 2026 Manitoba Arts Award of Distinction.

Ningiukulu Teevee is a graphic artist. But she is, first and foremost, a storyteller.

The province is appointing an administrator to temporarily oversee the Town of Winnipeg Beach after a series of resignations from a council beset by personal conflicts and allegations of inappropriate behaviour.

Nearly four dozen cats have been taken out of a hoarding situation by a Winnipeg non-profit and its leadership said mass rescues are happening more often.

Free Press columnist named Canada’s best

The influence of Guided by Voices has seeped into all corners of pop—here's where to start.

In a rapidly evolving media landscape, the rise of Boring News, an AI-generated news outlet, highlights the growing tension between technology and journalism. While it aims to fill local news gaps acr...

City launches trial on collection of vapes at 4R depots

The Peguis First Nation declared a state of emergency as leadership said flooding is now a certainty.

In the weeks since the trusty old bartop was dismantled and a longer one was built in the backroom at the Times Change(d) High & Lonesome Club, the venue’s self-appointed president and janitor Joh...

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WINNIPEG – A First Nation prone to flooding and the Manitoba government are calling for help from the Canadian military as spring conditions are putting the community at risk of flooding again.

Premier Wab Kinew pressed Tory Leader Obby Khan on Thursday to acknowledge and take responsibility for “dehumanizing” and “hateful” comments toward Health Minister Uzoma Asagwara, who is non-binary.

Thanks to the Indian Act’s ‘second-generation cut-off,’ First Nations people face a baffling and offensive equation when it comes to their status rights.