A southwestern Manitoba school division is suing a parent for postingcomments on social media the division claims were defamatoryand haveseverely hurtthe reputation of several of its employees.

A new tentative contract aimed at attracting nurses at private agencies back into Manitoba's public health-care sector prohibits agency nurses from working extra hours in a public health-care facility in the same health region.

An 18-year-old who was shot while working at the Red River Exhibition in Winnipeg two years ago is suing the annual fair's organizers, accusing them of failing to prevent weapons on the premises and not alerting security or police after he was threatened.

A Winnipegnon-profit says the clock isticking on whether it will beable to continue an employment and training program for youth as of next month, due to a delay in federal funding the program has relied on.

Rain or shine, here's a look at what's open and closed over the May long weekend in Winnipeg.

A veteran firefighter and a First Nations doctor are among 12 people receiving the Order of Manitoba recognizing their achievements and contribution to the social, cultural or economic well-being of communities in the province.

Marlene Mutch, 82, a part-time Grade 1 and 2 teacher at Winnipeg's Oakenwald School, will retire in June.