The Hudson's Bay Company faded away in June when the last of its stores ceased operations, but its presence in Winnipeg might never be fully erased.

On the eve of the first officially recognized Indigenous Veterans Day in Manitoba, there's a lot of progress to celebrate, says a member of the Southern Chiefs' Organization.

Manitoba's premier and business community agree that U.S. tariffs are harmful and want them gone, but their opinions differ when it comes to Ontario's effort to combat them.

A long vacant industrial site in Winnipeg's St. Boniface neighbourhood will soon see a mix of housing and retail structures rise up under the watch of a 112-year-old water tower.

Carved into the Tyndall Stone above the arched entrance to Winnipeg's first public library are the words "Free To All" but for the past 11 years, it's been closed to everyone.

The shrouds were removed from the brand new walk signals at the intersection of Portage and Main on Friday morning and the remaining construction barricades hauled away, as 46 years of prohibited pede...

On the 50th anniversary of the end of the Vietnam War, two prominent Winnipeg women recall their experiences as young girls fleeing their Southeast Asian homelands after communist forces took over.

A move by the Winnipeg School Division to rename Wolseley School is being met by opposition from the descendants of those victimized by the controversial colonial figure.