StandardAero Inc. (NYSE:SARO) is one of the best new stocks to invest in. On November 10, StandardAero broke ground on a ~70,000 square foot expansion to one of its facilities in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This investment in the company’s existing Winnipeg campus aims to increase capacity and drive faster turnaround times for MRO services on key

Winnipeg police say a 28-year-old man is facing charges after a woman was allegedly threatened with a gun on Saturday morning. WPS responded to an apartment along Warde Avenue around 2 a.m. on Nov. 29,

Winnipeg’s forwards and defencemen are suffering this season, but the D’s numbers have dropped off dramatically. It’s leading to roughly three fewer Jets shots per game, based on Hohl’s math, on a team that’s taking five fewer shots per game than the one that came before it.

It looks like the Winnipeg Jets will be rolling with Eric Comrie and Thomas Milic until Connor Hellebuyck is ready to return.

In a separate incident on November 5, 2025, a suspect attended a community club in the first block of Molgat Avenue, where items belonging to the facility, visitors, and staff were stolen. Police say the suspect was later seen leaving on a bicycle while pulling a baby carrier.

Brad Jacobs beat Matt Dunstone 6-5 to win the men's final Saturday night at the Montana's Curling Trials. Jacobs and his Calgary-based team swept the best-of-three matchup against Dunstone's Winnipeg side and will represent Canada at the Milan Cortina Olympics in February.

Jacobs’ Calgary rink earned a nail-biting 6-5 win over Matt Dunstone’s Winnipeg team on Saturday night to sweep the best-of-three men’s final at the Canadian Olympic Curling Trials in Halifax.

The Winnipeg Jets rewarded captain Adam Lowry’s leadership and elite defense with a five-year, $25-million contract extension. He’s an essential part of Winnipeg's blueprint for success, and he's very likely to be a Jet for life.

We break down this week's Jets news as Brad Lambert's trade request became a hot-button issue, and an injury sidelined Connor Hellebuyck.

An appeal by a former Winnipeg mutual fund consultant who was fined more than $300,000 by Canada's investment regulator for running unauthorized outside businesses and misleading his employer about it for more than a decade has been dismissed by the Manitoba Securities Commission.

Politicians, experts, and advocates came together at the Bill and Helen Norrie Library on Sunday for a forum to address a growing issue in Winnipeg: senior homelessness crisis.