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  Should Manitoba change its flag? New survey finds Manitobans are split

  There is a polarizing debate among Manitobans when it comes to our provincial flag. Probe Research wanted to know if we should replace the flag which contains a Union Jack and a bison. The results of a survey showed almost a complete split.

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  Winnipeg police issue Silver Alert for missing man

  The Winnipeg Police Service has issued a Silver Alert for a missing 69-year-old man.

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  Manitoba chiefs call for PM to rescind Charles Adler's appointment to Senate

  First Nations chiefs in Manitoba are calling for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to rescind the appointment of veteran broadcaster Charles Adler to the Senate.

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  Obby Khan running for PC leadership

  Obby Khan is hoping to captain the Progressive Conservative Party of Manitoba.

• 'This was an emergency': Daughter of missing Winnipeg senior wants changes to how Silver Alerts are shared

  The daughter of a Winnipeg senior who has been missing since December last year wants Silver Alerts to reach more people when they are issued.

• Back-to-school inflation: What costs more this year?

  For a lot of families, late August means back-to-school shopping, which for the past few years has meant bracing for the painful price of everyday essentials.

• Manitoba First Nations call for alcohol restrictions after violence prompts curfew

  First Nations chiefs in northern Manitoba are calling for restrictions on alcohol purchases following an uptick in violent crimes, including a series of stabbings in one community over the weekend.

• Time running out for sunflower selfies west of Winnipeg

  Calling all selfie queens, amateur photographers, or families looking for a cheery backdrop, a sunflower farmer west of Winnipeg has cleared out a space for you to get snap-happy.

• Man kidnapped, sexually assaulted with gun: Winnipeg police

  A 34-year-old man has been charged with multiple offences after another man was kidnapped and sexually assaulted one week ago.

• There is a link between the meat you eat and a chronic disease, according to new research

  Regularly eating red and processed meats in particular is associated with a higher risk of type 2 diabetes, according to a new global study.

• Why some birds are appearing in larger flocks in Winnipeg

  People living in parts of Winnipeg might feel like they're living in an Alfred Hitchcock movie, but a wildlife expert said there is nothing to be afraid of.

• Winnipeg police warn of scam callers claiming to be from banks

  The Winnipeg Police Service wants the public to be aware and do research before giving money, noting a rise in scam calls from people claiming to be from banks.

• A warning from the Obamas at the Democratic National Convention

  Warning of a difficult fight ahead, former U.S. president Barack Obama and Michelle Obama on Tuesday called on the nation to embrace Kamala Harris in urgent messages to the Democratic National Convention that were at times both hopeful and ominous.

• Rural Saskatchewan fire department offers $20K reward as it battles hay bale arson attacks

  A string of suspected arsons on hay bales, grass and crops around a west-central Saskatchewan town has been both agitating and perplexing, says the local fire chief.

• SkipTheDishes and Just Eat cut 800 jobs in Canada amid restructure

  The chief executive of SkipTheDishes says hundreds of Canadian employees are being laid off by the food delivery service and its parent company.

• From meat to car and gas shortages, here's how rail work stoppages may impact Canadians

  Canadians are bracing for the outcome of a railway stoppage, from a hit to their pocketbooks to a shortage of products.