Manitobans are changing their buying habits and travel plans as the threat of a trade war with the United States looms, an online survey suggests.

A growing number of Manitobans are avoiding American-made goods and travel south of the border, a new poll found, as tough talk and threats of tariffs from the U.S. appear to be shifting consumer ...

In A Nutshell While Legionnaires’ disease typically makes headlines when linked to building water systems, this case shows that natural water sources like lakes can also harbor the bacteria, ...

The threat of U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods has resulted in widespread boycotts in Manitoba, a new poll finds.

Two teams overcame travel hiccups and another the loss of a sick player to win on opening night of the Canadian women’s ...

Some Manitoba school divisions, citing safety concerns for students and staff, are cancelling field trips to the United ...

A school division in northwest Winnipeg is barring students from travelling to the United States for education-related excursions amid heightened political tensions south of the border ...

Visitors don’t have to formally enter the other country through a border crossing. The park entrance and driveway is on a ...

In the midst of a looming trade war with the United States, a growing number of Brandon consumers have heard the siren call and started to search for made-in-Canada goods in the grocery aisles.

The Manitoba government announced it has added 1,255 net-new health-care workers as of December 2024, surpassing its initial ...

WINNIPEG - The Manitoba government called off plans Monday, at least temporarily, to pull United States liquor products from store shelves as retaliation against threatened U.S. tariffs.

As Manitoba's tourism industry braces for the unknown effects of U.S. tariffs, some think an exchange rate favourable for U.S. travellers may convince them to come north. "I think you just have to ...