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Conservative MP Shelly Glover has bowed to Elections Canada in a battle over her 2011 campaign expenses, days after filing a court challenge against the agency.

Two brothers who say they were sexually abused by an Orthodox priest in Winnipeg will have their testimony considered jointly.

A new report is recommending more protections for Winnipeg's bus drivers -- including officers on problem routes and fines for unruly passengers.

The city is asking Winnipeggers to do their part to get rid of nuisance mosquitoes, but officials said they have no plans to start fogging.

Starting this fall, Manitoba students from Kindergarten to Grade 8 will go back to some of the old ways of learning math.

Two charges pending against Dustin Paxton have been stayed.

A decades-old mystery of the whereabouts of the bell of Batoche may be solved later this week.

A ground-breaking ceremony was held Tuesday to officially mark the start of construction on a new entrance for Winnipeg's Assiniboine Park Zoo.

Two men who died in a rural Manitoba house fire on the weekend were brothers, RCMP say.

A little girl is in critical condition after the van she was in slammed into a building Tuesday morning.

It wasn't a warm welcome to Winnipeg for a couple from Calgary.

Shots were fired at a home in Winnipeg's Weston neighbourhood Monday night.

A Manitoba RCMP officer has serious injuries and a service dog is dead following a crash on Highway 16 in Saskatchewan.

City crews have begun work on a section of St. Mary's Road in Winnipeg's Glenwood area -- a project anticipated to take six weeks and delay thousands of drivers.

The NHL announced Monday that Stirling-Rawdon, Ont., will host a pre-season contest between the Winnipeg Jets and Washington Capitals on Saturday, Sept. 14, after last year's Kraft Hockeyville game was postponed.

The new restaurant on the Esplanade Riel opened Monday.

Business owners and consumers are bracing themselves for a July 1 provincial sales tax hike. Some retailers feel it will send consumers across the border, while others are employing strategies to keep them here.

A number of Winnipeg physicians were among demonstraters pounding the pavement in Central Park over the noon hour as part of a national protest called "Canadian Doctors for Refugee Care."

A 53-year-old man from MacGregor, Man., is facing a number of firearms charges after police responded Friday to a report of a distraught male at a residence in the rural municipality of North Norfolk.

Big bucks for the big cats at Assiniboine Park Zoo. James Cohen and Linda McGarva-Cohen donated $500,000 to expand the Amur tiger exhibit Monday.

RCMP have set up a tip line to counter what they say is a "significant rise" in off-road vehicle thefts.

The Canadian Human Rights Commission says persistent barriers and systemic discrimination keep aboriginal people from equality with other Canadians in terms of education, employment, economic well-being, health and housing.

Thirty-four patients at the Boyne Lodge Senior's Residence in Carman had to be evacuated after a fire broke out around 4:30 Monday morning.

People on a northern Manitoba reserve are mourning the loss of a three-year-old girl who drowned Friday night.

Western Canada's premiers and territorial leaders are in Winnipeg for their annual meeting, and they'll tackle the issue of bullying and how to prevent it.

Take a look at what runners and spectators had to say about the Manitoba Marathon, and look at some of CBC's favourite photos from Sunday's run.

A soldier recovering from a brain injury was one of 14,000 people who took part in the 35th annual Manitoba Marathon.

Investigators are looking into a house fire in the Rural Municipality of Cartier that claimed the lives of two men Saturday afternoon.