Winnipeg firefighters battle a massive and stubborn fire that sent potentially toxic smoke billowing out over the East Elmwood neighbourhood.

Confidential correspondence obtained by CBC News between a Manitoba Hydro whistleblower and the Crown corporation's CEO suggests the utility didn't investigate claims of mismanagement when it had the chance.

McDonald's Canada is co-operating with Winnipeg police as they investigate debit card fraud that targeting a local fast-food outlet and ranging as far as Quebec.

Manitoba justice will not proceed with a retrial of a man who spent 14 years in a B.C. prison for the sexual assault and killing of a teenager at a rock concert in a small Manitoba community.

The future of Greyhound bus service along rural routes in Manitoba and northwest Ontario is stuck in neutral following a meeting of transport ministers in Vancouver on Thursday.

Health officials released a list of H1N1 clinics in Winnipeg on Thursday, ahead of next week's start of vaccinations.

A Winnipeg man has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for buying about two dozen handguns smuggled into Canada by two North Dakota college students who traded the pistols for cash and drugs.

There are concerns Canada has a shortage of liquid Tamiflu, the children's version of the antiviral used to treat flu.

Arson was the cause of a fire that destroyed the clubhouse at the Riverview Golf and Country Club in Morris, Man., on Wednesday, RCMP said.

A proposed $10-million camp complex near Meditation Lake in Whiteshell Provincial Park has been scrapped by the Manitoba government and Tim Hortons.

The U.S. rock band Bon Jovi will play Regina and other Canadian cities next year.

Canada's new ambassador to the United States says there's no imminent resolution for the "Buy American" trade issue.

Aboriginal people are a priority to be vaccinated against swine flu, but this could be a challenge in northern Manitoba where reserves are spread far and wide.

Service providers for the homeless in Winnipeg say getting those individuals to H1N1 vaccination clinics will be difficult.

Winnipeg's poor, sick and homeless are turning more frequently to the sale of prescription medications to pay for the necessities of life, a CBC News investigation has revealed.