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‘The Winnipeg icon that it is’: Famed cheesecake recipe a slice of Manitoba history

Back in 2010, Winnipeg food blogger Margaret Ullrich posted an unknowingly controversial piece.

Manitoba community in lockdown following shooting: chief

The chief of a northern Manitoba First Nations community says a lockdown is in place following a fatal shooting.

Test your knowledge of Folklorama with our new quiz

To mark this year’s festival, CTV News created a fun trivia quiz for people to test their knowledge of Folklorama. See how much you know about one of Winnipeg’s longest-running events.

Winnipeg man pleads guilty to hate propaganda charges; threat count against PM stayed

A Winnipeg man who was arrested and told police, “My tongue could get cut off and I would still say these things,” has pleaded guilty to hate propaganda charges over social media posts.

July storm causes worst summer storm damage on record, Manitoba Hydro says

The storm that struck southern Manitoba this week has caused the worst damage from a summer storm on record for Manitoba Hydro, the Crown corporation says.

Sherri Rollins withdraws from fall election

Sherri Rollins is no longer running to secure a third term as councillor for Fort Rouge-East Fort Garry.

What’s open and closed in Winnipeg on Terry Fox Day

Terry Fox Day is coming up on Monday, which means several city services and businesses will be closed or operating at reduced hours.

Things to do this weekend around the province

Here are some of the events taking place across Winnipeg and Manitoba between July 31 and Aug. 3, 2026.

Brandon boy giving back with his growing potato business

Most people don’t try their hand at entrepreneurship until they’re well into adulthood—but that hasn’t stopped one Brandon boy from starting his own business, and he’s helping his community along the way.

Manitoba weather: What’s on the way for the long weekend

It is already the last day of July and it certainly feels like the heart of the summer is here.

Winnipeg police provide more details on damage to local mosque

Police believe damage to a Winnipeg mosque was likely from an airsoft or pellet gun.

Hydro crews work overnight to restore power after summer storm in Manitoba

Thousands of customers remain without power after a storm with heavy winds knocked out electricity in parts of Manitoba this week.

‘Make safe decisions’: RCMP urging motorists to be careful this long weekend amid spike in fatal crashes

Manitoba RCMP is raising concerns about the number of fatal collisions in the province this year, saying there is a significant increase compared to 2025.

Man given provincial offence notices after leaving dog in car during heatwave

A Winnipeg man has been handed multiple provincial offence notices after leaving his dog alone in a car on Wednesday during the Winnipeg heatwave.

‘Watch each other’s back’: Community rallies to help Ghana Pavilion replace stolen outfits ahead of Folklorama

A team of volunteer sewers is hard at work inside Folklorama’s Ghana Pavilion, scrambling to recreate dozens of stolen cultural outfits.