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Free youth transit passes will be available for students in Manitoba's largest city beginning in September, as Winnipeg Transit prepares to roll out a new pilot program at the start of the school year...

Imagine a Manitoba in which our lives are powered by clean, affordable electricity that Manitobans own and which doesn’t pollute the air and water we depend on.

Winnipeg’s roads are buckling. Ontario forests are burning. Toronto chokes on wildfire smoke. The summer heat dome in Europe has already killed thousands. Climate change is not some future dystopian v...

Smoky skies in Toronto have led to new scrutiny of government efforts to fight fires and manage forests. But scientists say the realistic way to tackle the smoke is fighting climate change itself.

Grid-scale battery storage has fundamentally changed the global energy landscape — and Manitoba needs to get on board.

Climate activists rallied against the federal government’s push for new pipelines and its “attacks” on climate policy Thursday in Winnipeg. Gathering outside Liberal MP Terry Duguid’s office, Manitoba...

YouTube video by Climate Action Team Manitoba

Hoping against hope may have suddenly, quietly, become the world’s new strategy for addressing climate change.

A new song released this week by John Samson Fellows comes with a clear call to action: “More buses, more routes, more accessible to everyone.”

YouTube video by CBC News Manitoba

Unscripted Moments: A Podcast about Propagandhi is hosted by two teachers who break down a different Propagandhi song each episode.

YouTube video by Climate Action Team Manitoba

One year after Winnipeg Transit launched the most ambitious overhaul of its bus network in decades, the verdict is becoming increasingly difficult for city hall to avoid.

A large AI data centre pitched for a 141-hectare tract of farmland south of Winnipeg will not go ahead, Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says.

When it comes to making decisions about how to spend our tax dollars, Manitobans want governments to spend on programs and services that tackle as many priorities as possible.

Residents rallied at the corner of Main Street and Mountain Avenue on Monday evening, calling for improved road safety in Winnipeg's North End following a recent collision involving a pedestrian.

In the early 1970s, licence plates were stamped with the slogan “Sunny Manitoba” — a nod to long summer days, crisp blue winter skies and frequent sun dogs reflecting off of blinding white snow. While...

“Will the premier reverse course and start to repair some of the damage that he’s done with his broken promises from the last election, and instead … restore the 50-50 funding arrangement for transit ...

For a province that claims to be serious about fighting climate change, reducing traffic congestion and building more livable communities, Manitoba’s approach to public transit makes very little sense...

Brandon’s largest solar array has been installed on the roof of the Riverbank Discovery Centre and will become an educational hub for people interested in solar energy. Brandon Riverbank Inc. marked E...

Environmental groups are calling the Manitoba government contradictory for promoting both Earth Day and possible liquefied natural gas shipments through the Port of Churchill. “We think it’s quite hyp...

In the wake of U.S. and Israeli attacks on Iran, oil and gas prices have surged, triggering what’s widely expected to be the worst energy crisis on record. Amid ongoing affordability challenges, gover...

The Manitoba government has made big promises to protect and prioritize the environment as it works to boost economic development and become a “have province.” But climate groups say the latest provin...