Winnipeg Free Press

BRANDON — A Manitoba judge has acquitted a father of sexually touching his daughter over a 10-month period after ruling the girl’s testimony was inconsistent. “While I do not believe […]

BRANDON — Brandon University has been urged to revoke the honorary doctor of music degree given to singer-songwriter Buffy Sainte-Marie in 2011. Alex Lacharité made the request to the university […]

The chief executive of the Indigenous Chamber of Commerce is stepping down. Shelly Bulycz, who was appointed CEO in April, said she’s accepted a new job in The Pas. She […]

I recently finished reading The Obsolescence of the Human (Die Antiquiertheit des Menschen) by Günther Anders, a German philosopher and critical theorist known for his critique of technology and modern […]

Documentary film is the star of the month at the Dave Barber Cinematheque. Starting today and running through Nov. 8, Cinematheque and the Winnipeg Film Group play host to the […]

Tuesday was definitely not a good night for the Republican Party. But it was an especially painful night for U.S. President Donald Trump, who has now lost control of both […]

Gordon Lee did not talk about his service in the Second World War. Terry Lee says he knew his dad, who died in 2005, had served in some capacity, but […]

The win might not have been completely unexpected, but the size of it certainly was. U.S. President Donald Trump’s Republican party was handily dismantled by the Democrats in Tuesday’s midterm […]

Government action on poverty reduction is losing its place on the political agenda at the exact moment affordability pressures are seriously threatening the well-being of many more Canadians. The upcoming […]

It’s federal budget week, and that means every newspaper columnist, self-proclaimed think tank subject matter expert and opposition critic has suggestions for what Ottawa “must” do.