Ian Froese

Manitoba is rolling back a few security enhancements it added to the provincial legislature grounds during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the justice minister said the province's new approach to secure the premises will be "flexible." In recent days, the prop... See more

Winkler's mayor is calling for respect after his southern Manitoba city was been chosen as the site for a Pride march for the first time. Henry Siemens said in a Facebook post he's fielded many comments about the event, after Pembina Valley Pride announce... See more

Winnipeg business leaders are wondering what happened to early momentum on reducing interprovincial trade barriers, as a new report suggests that would have a positive effect on a Canadian economy strained by U.S. tariffs. The president of the Winnipeg Ch... See more

The Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology is winding down operations over the course of the next year as a result of a steep decline in international student enrolment. The small Winnipeg post-secondary institution announced Wednesday it will be clo... See more

Tighter federal limits are steering Manitoba’s provincial nominee program toward devoting more spots to the temporary residents already living in the province, rather than attracting skilled workers from abroad — a change Manitoba's immigration minister h... See more