Jets Blog Jets cooking at home, the challenge of the road awaits

by Adam Wazny

With 11 wins in 17 games, the Winnipeg Jets can celebrate a pretty decent home record through the 2015 portion of the 2015-16 season, writes Jets columnist Adam Wazny.

Daughter still has questions about mother's death despite inquest

Heather Brenan's death was inevitable but her poor treatment at Winnipeg's Seven Oaks Hospital was unnecessary, says an inquest report released on Tuesday.

Recap Jacob Trouba, Bryan Little lead Jets past Red Wings

by Scott Billeck

Jacob Trouba scored twice and Bryan Little added three assists as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Detroit Red Wings 4-1 on Tuesday night.

Warm weather forces The Great Ice Show to find own ice, water for sculptures

Organizers of the new ice festival have had to head out of the city to make their own ice sculptures as the Red River is still not entirely frozen over.

Pittsburgh sports writer thanks Winnipeg for his career

Pittsburgh’s Dejan Kovacevic says reporting on Winnipeg’s emotional goodbye to the Jets in 1996 inspired him to become a sports full-time writer and start his own online sports media company.

Higher food prices could mean some eating less healthy food, Winnipeg Harvest says

Manitobans will be spending hundreds more on groceries in 2016, according to the University of Guelph's Food Price Report.

Recap World juniors: Canada survives shootout to edge Switzerland

by John Chidley-Hill

Matt Barzal scored the shootout winner to lift Canada to a 3-2 win over Switzerland on Tuesday in the preliminary round at the world junior hockey championship.

Opinion Top 10 'village moments' of 2015 in Winnipeg's indigenous community

by Michael Redhead Champagne

Winnipeg's aboriginal village made headlines on many occasions in 2015 for constantly proposing solutions and leading by example to address shared community challenges, Michael Redhead Champagne writes. This is his list of the Top 10 Village Moments of 2015.

Venus de Milo snow sculpture turning heads in Selkirk

A Manitoba snow sculptor's latest creation is turning heads in Selkirk.

Staff at Polo Park store chip in to buy leggings after girl has hers stolen at mall

by Samantha Samson

Staff at ivivva athletica chipped in to buy leggings for a girl from Dryden, Ont. after someone stole the ones she just bought in the mall.

Got a used MP3 player? Donate it and bring music to a senior's ears

by Holly Caruk

A Winnipeg seniors’ residence is looking for donations of used MP3 players and headphones to help them launch a musical therapy program. The project will pair 30 seniors living with dementia or Alzheimer’s with 30 Grade 9 students from Henry G. Izatt Middle School.

Video Winnipeg Jets hope to keep winning at home against Detroit Red Wings

by Brett Purdy

The Jets are 5-5 in the month of December, with all five wins coming at the MTS Centre. The club will look to keep winning at home Tuesday night when the Detroit Red Wings come to town.

Christmas Day assault in Winnipeg leaves man with serious injuries

Winnipeg police need help finding the suspect in a Christmas Day beating that put a 23-year-old man in hospital.

Food prices set to rise in 2016 as weak loonie takes a bigger bite

Executives from grocery chains have warned there's no immediate relief in sight from increased food costs and a sinking loonie that have led to higher prices, and researchers suggest consumers will have to deal with more sticker shock in the year ahead.

Storm in eastern Canada impacts Winnipeg flights

Anyone flying out of Winnipeg's airport or waiting for someone to arrive might want to check for delays or flight cancellations.

Operation Red Nose needs volunteers in Winnipeg

Operation Red Nose in Winnipeg is still looking for volunteers ahead of the biggest party night of the year.

Mild Tuesday will allow Winnipeggers to enjoy outdoors

It's a rather straightforward forecast for Tuesday in Winnipeg — cloudy and mild.

Manitoba NDP pulls down controversial loyalty pledge

by Steve Lambert

The NDP caucus loyalty pledge is no more.

Bruised Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger says he can be trusted

by Chris Glover

For Premier Greg Selinger, the greatest challenge of 2015 was trying to govern while also working to quash a rebellion from within his ranks and clinging to his job, the Manitoba leader said during a year-end interview with CBC News.

5 things to watch as the Winnipeg Jets face Detroit on Tuesday

The 16-17-2 Winnipeg Jets win against the Pittsburgh Penguins Sunday night was a good moral victory but it isn't enough to right the ship.

2015 under investigation: Top stories from the CBC I-Team

by Katie Nicholson

From RCMP officers behaving badly to the flood of controversy surrounding the purchase of Tiger Dams, here are some of the investigative unit’s most memorable stories of 2015.

How to recycle your holiday garbage in Manitoba

The green way to clean up after a holiday party isn't as simple as tossing the wrapping in the recycling bin.

Woman ties red ribbons on Midtown bridge to honour sister missing for 25 years

by Erin Brohman

At least a dozen people braved the chill Monday night to hang ribbons on the Midtown Bridge in Winnipeg in a colourful tribute to missing and murdered indigenous women.

Some Manitobans paying more for hot holidays thanks to low Canadian dollar

by Riley Laychuk

If you're looking to go on a hot holiday this winter and still haven't booked your tickets, be prepared to pay more.

Tight budgets often prevent renters from getting insurance, CAA says

After two families lost all of their belongings in separate house fires, CAA Manitoba says it is not uncommon for people not to have tenant's insurance.