WINNIPEG – The Manitoba government is planning to ban children from using social media and artificial intelligence chatbots.

A group of Manitoba teens are honouring veterans and victims of the world wars overseas as part of a new provincial program that pays for them to visit historic and commemorative sites in Europe.

BRANDON — Premier Wab Kinew presented the Order of the Buffalo Hunt to staff at Neelin High School for their bravery, quick response and compassion in relation to a sword attack on a student in June.

The Canada Water Agency is pouring funding into a series of projects and organizations that support the health of Lake Winnipeg — one of the largest freshwater bodies in the world.

Network between Winnipeg, Thompson part of path to net-zero emissions

The Manitoba government has released its “ambitious” roadmap to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 while building a more climate-resilient economy.

Former Manitoba premier Heather Stefanson has made history for a second time.

A cross-border agency has agreed to review the environmental impact of two proposed industrial dairy farms in North Dakota near the Red River, the Manitoba government said Thursday.

Incident took place during heated debate in question period Wednesday

Rallies on both sides of border target environmental impact of farms

Newly nominated candidate Ray Berthelette has a real chance of winning Spruce Woods for the NDP says Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew. “We think we have a chance,” Kinew said after announcing…

BRANDON — Premier Wab Kinew said he has faith Ray Berthelette can bring Spruce Woods into the NDP fold.

BRANDON - Manitoba's governing New Democrats nominated their candidate Thursday for a looming byelection in the Spruce Woods constituency.

The Manitoba government hopes to encourage homeowners to upgrade their heating and cooling systems, lauding a new incentive program as the “most generous offer” the province has ever introduced.

The president of Pride Winnipeg says he's disappointed the Manitoba Progressive Conservative caucus did not participate formally in Sunday's Pride parade after taking part in every parade since 2017.

Manitoba premier announces Manitoba government will source Canadian steel for all its infrastructure projects and relevant equipment purchases