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Manitoba RCMP say male hitchhiker who stabbed a driver shot and killed by police

Manitobans could be in for ‘dire conversations’ if dry conditions persist: Schuler

It wasn’t too many years ago people in Manitoba watched snowfalls through the winter and worried about suffering through what then seemed like annual spring flooding.

Manitoba reports two COVID-19 related deaths, 218 new cases

Manitoba public health reported 218 new COVID-19 cases on its dashboard on Thursday along with two deaths.

Manitoba marks first anniversary of COVID-19 vaccination campaign

The province held an event to commemorate the first anniversary of administering the first COVID-19 doses in Manitoba, on Thursday.

City passes budget, including $70M loan for transit project

This City is borrowing $70.4 million as part of its 2022 budget to help cover the cost of zero-emission buses and a new transit garage in the north end. Other levels of government may contribute $337 million to the projects through the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program. The City’s total investment is $144 million.

Grey Cup champion Bombers to open 2022 CFL season at home against Redblacks on June 10

Just days after completing a pandemic-delayed and shortened season with the Grey Cup in Hamilton, the Canadian Football League has released plans for a full 18-game schedule, with two pre-season games, in 2022.

Job 1 for Bombers: hang onto coach O'Shea

Winnipeg Blue Bombers president/CEO Wade Miller continued a new tradition by giving me a hug again after the Grey Cup game in Hamilton on Sunday.

BOMBERS NOTES: This'll be harder than it was keeping the Beatles together

It was maybe an hour before Sunday’s Grey Cup, and meeting some fans outside the stadium in Hamilton was former Dallas Cowboys great, Jim Jeffcoat.

Blue Bombers, fans, drinking in the glory of winning back-to-back Grey Cups

They were not allowed to have a Grey Cup parade in downtown Winnipeg because of COVID-19 health regulations, so they brought the party to their own house on Wednesday night and put on one last show.

Bombers cornerback Rose calls Grey Cup-sealing interception the ‘epitome of teamwork’

It was no fluke that the Winnipeg Blue Bombers ended Sunday’s Grey Cup game with a spectacular interception that went off the hands of two players before falling into the arms of linebacker Kyrie Wilson.

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EDITORIAL: It's time for Canadians to just say no

LILLEY: Trudeau only acts to make it look like he's doing something

Letters: December 16, 2021

Going for three? All about Poilievre

GOLDSTEIN: Let's stop pretending Trudeau's deficit projections are real

Jennifer Lopez 'p***ed' Ben Affleck dissed Jennifer Garner

'She is getting pulled into this because she is dating him,' an insider tells Page Six

Jeff Garlin exits 'The Goldbergs' after investigation of on-set behaviour

LOS ANGELES — Actor Jeff Garlin will not return to ABC’s comedy series “The Goldbergs” following a string of misconduct allegations against the actor and an HR investigation into his on-set behaviour.

Toronto's Erika Casupanan becomes first Canadian to win Survivor

Erika Casupanan made Survivor history Wednesday night when she became the first Canadian to win the long-running reality show.

Deaths at Travis Scott concert in Houston were accidental: medical examiner

HOUSTON — The deaths of 10 people at a Houston rap concert in November were accidental, the Harris County medical examiner ruled on Thursday.

Celebs star in video for George Harrison's 'My Sweet Lord'

LONDON — Celebrities including fellow Beatle Ringo Starr have teamed up to honor George Harrison in the first official music video for his 1970 classic “My Sweet Lord.”

SUNshine Girl Monique

SUNshine Girl Monique, a.k.a. @beautydivaglam, is a beauty and wellness expert. She loves fashion, anything with heels, kickboxing, yoga and spa treatments. (Jack Boland/Toronto Sun/Postmedia Network)

SUNshine Girl Lavender

SUNshine Girl Lavender is back again. She’s a petite model who has a bachelor’s degree in science. And she has been to culinary school, where she likes Italian cooking the most. (Jack Boland/Toronto Sun)

SUNshine Girl Natalia

SUNshine Girl Natalia loves photography, hiking, fitness and beauty. The Scorpio has a taste for Maseratis and Mercedes, while her dream job is being a model, actress or nurse. (Toronto Sun/Postmedia Network)

SUNshine Girl Milicent

SUNshine Girl Milicent, a 5-foot-9, brown-eyed Sagittarius, loves modelling, writing and driving Range Rovers. Her most memorable meeting was with rapper Gunna. (Ernest Doroszuk/Toronto Sun)

SUNshine Girl Kasia

SUNshine Girl Kasia likes to travel and relax. The 5-foot-10, green-eyed Sagittarius, who first posed for us in December 2018, enjoys working out, acting and writing. (Dave Abel/Toronto Sun)

Play it safe at the potluck this holiday season with these timely food safety tips

There are many who consider food safety issues something you discuss while planning a summer picnic – how long is this potato salad safe before tossing it? How cold must these steaks be before removing to grill? And what about that cheesecake?

Asking that elephant-in-the-room question this holiday season

It’s the holiday week we’re all anticipating – and in many cases dreading – especially when family dynamics aren’t quite like a Norman Rockwell vision.

Regardless of the pandemic, Canadians looking forward to gather with family this holiday season

Canadians want to know – who invited Omicron to the party? Or COVID for that matter. The reality is, just when we thought it was safe to break out the eggnog and holiday cheer, the pandemic continues to be the unwanted guest this season.

ASK AMY: Sister’s annual gift cards just don’t cut it

Dear Amy: Every year, my husband receives a text message from his sister asking what our two children would like for Christmas.

WOKE WATCH: SCHOOL EDITION: No Low Grades! Segregated Recess! More banned words and pronouns!

WATCH BELOW as the Sun’s very political correct Brad Hunter and Denette Wilford take a look at what they feel are some of the ridiculous woke attitudes in U.S. schools.

Dildo man gets going too quickly, fails to pull out

Newfoundland driver doubles the designated driving limit and in a surprise to nobody, crashed into a ditch

Toronto and Montreal auto shows cancelled for 2022

Pandemic-related restrictions halt both events for the second year in a row

Tesla to accept dogecoin as payment for merchandise, says Musk

The carmaker exec was not clear on exactly what the cryptocurrency could be used to buy

Honda teases shots of the new Civic Type R on Japan's Suzuka Circuit

Of course it's still in camo, and we don't know anything about its drivetrain yet

Le salon de l’auto de Montréal 2022 est annulé

C'est une seconde annulation en autant d'années. Et c'est d'autant plus dommage que 25 marques avaient dit «Présentes!» à ce qui allait être le 78e SIAM.

B.C. premier expects 'full recovery' following throat cancer diagnosis open in new tab

B.C. Premier John Horgan, who had bladder cancer in his 40s, is optimistic as he faces throat cancer.

Hip hop song triggers drop in suicide rates open in new tab

The title of the track by Logic, featuring Alessia Cara and Khalid, is the phone number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline.

Dating app users are disclosing STI and vaccine status and queer apps are leading the way open in new tab

Dating apps should take part in curbing STI spread among all users, regardless of sexual orientation.

Which Marvel superhero is most likely to age gracefully? open in new tab

Researchers in Australia predicted the long-term health of five Avengers characters, and, well, from tumours, depression and dementia, it doesn't look good.

Sorry Not Sorry: How a hospital complaint system perpetuates harm after medical error open in new tab

My family and I experienced precisely such ongoing harm while coping with the multiple medical errors my late father endured as a prostate cancer patient at Canada’s largest hospital research network.

Eight pounds of pot seized during RIDE stop as cannabis smells tips off OPP

A 42-year-old Ontario man faces three charges under the Cannabis Act.

Hidden cannabis discovered after officer stops vehicle with expired registration

Backpack had about 227 grams of weed and a set of scales.

Chronic cannabis use by mothers heightens risk of their young adult offspring using marijuana and tobacco: study

Women were interviewed 10 times over the course of study, while offspring were surveyed at age 22 to measure any drug dependence.

90-year-old released from prison for non-violent cannabis conviction

Despite his “age, illness, incapacity and lack of any violent convictions,” the district court had earlier denied the compassionate-release motion of the terminally ill senior.

Was the 'pipe-weed' in Lord of the Rings cannabis?

Consider that Hobbits are peaceful, big on gardening and possess what could only be described as voracious appetites.