A stretch of a residential strip of Winnipeg's Wolseley neighborhood has been cordoned off for a police investigation on Sunday. Officers say they have no information to provide at this time, but there is no risk to public safety.

A man with multiple stab wounds was transported to hospital on Friday and underwent surgery, Winnipeg police say.

Human remains found in the Prairie Green landfill near Winnipeg, Canada, have been identified as those of Morgan Beatrice Harris of Long Plain First Nation, one of at least four women linked to a serial killer who targeted Indigenous women, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police have confirmed.

Hundreds of people gathered on Parliament Hill for the “Elbows up, Canada” rally as U.S. President Donald Trump threatens economywide tariffs and making the country into

Chris Byrne, a retired member of the Canadian military, wanted to continue serving his country amid a looming trade war with the U.S. So he went to a busy intersection with a homemade sign imploring passing motorists to stay strong.

The Winnipeg Wesmen men’s volleyball team took down Alberta 3 sets to none on Saturday night, to win their first ever Canada West Championship in program history, in front of a packed crowd at the Duckworth centre.

Gene Bowers, a deputy chief with the Winnipeg Police Service, has been named the police force's new chief, taking over from Danny Smyth, who stepped down from the role last September.

CIBC Capital Markets senior economist Andrew Grantham said in a note that February’s hiring stall, combined with a looming economic hit from the trade war, should tip the Bank of Canada toward another quarter-point cut next. Economists at RBC believe it will be a very close call for the Bank of Canada.

"We are living in an era that is increasingly cruel, mean, and rigid," says director Matthew Rankin, but "art still has the power to create proximity, to create this closeness."

Trump signed an executive order Thursday delaying tariffs on goods that meet the rules-of-origin requirements under the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, often referred to as CUSMA, and lowering levies on potash to 10 per cent, until April 2.

The Wesmen authored what was perhaps their finest chapter in an already historic season for the program, as they powered past the Alberta Golden Bears to a 3-0 (25-20; 25-20; 25-21) victory to earn their first Canada West title before a raucous crowd of 1,500 at Duckworth Centre on Saturday.