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The Province has extended its moratorium on increases to park land leases and service fees for cottages in provincial parks for another two years.

A new scam is making its way through the Parkland area.

What was deemed as an increase in funding for the Addictions Foundation of Manitoba is actually anything but.

4 First Nations are closer to receiving compensation for flooding that forced them out of their homes in 2011.

Due to continued extremely icy road conditions, all school buses in the Roblin area are cancelled today.

Unused vehicles seemed to be sitting on properties throughout Dauphin.

A number of break and enters in Erickson and Rolling River First Nation this morning have the RCMP asking for information.

An extreme cold warning is in effect for the Parkland.

When it comes to the legalized sale of marijuana, municipal leaders are calling on the province to share revenue.

Winnipegosis has a new doctor working at the health centre.

In relation to the arson in Crane River last week, 19-year-old Earl Moar made his first court appearance yesterday.