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Stefanson admits breaking conflict-of-interest rules

Premier failed to disclose property sales worth more than $31M

Carol Sanders
7:00 PM CST Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022
5 minute read

Chris Kitching:

Police in three countries track journey of family who died at Canada-U.S. border

<p>JOHN WOODS / THE CANADIAN PRESS</p><p>Earlier, seven undocumented people, all suffering varying degrees of frostbite and hypothermia, were picked up by U.S. border patrol agents just across the boundary in Minnesota.</p>

Dylan Robertson:

Métis National Council sues former leadership, alleges financial improprieties

<p>MMF president David Chartrand.</p>

Martin Cash:

Winnipeg Airports Authority celebrates 25 years and looks to the future

A Air Canada jet on final approach to runway at James A Richardson International Airport in Winnipeg Wednesday morning- See Bart’s 49.8 – Nov 26, 2014 (JOE BRYKSA / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS)

Tom Brodbeck:

Manitobans can, thankfully, put a price on PUB’s vital Hydro oversight

John Woods / Winnipeg Free Press / February - 070209 - Manitoba Hydro logo on 444 St Mary Friday February 9/07. Story is about how the new Manitoba Hydro building will affect Winnipeg commercial real estate.

Alan Small:

Cliff Eyland retrospective brings his love of libraries to the WAG

<p>MIKAELA MACKENZIE / FREE PRESS FILES</p><p>Cliff Eyland with his work in The 80s Image at the Winnipeg Art Gallery in 2018; the Winnipeg artist died in 2020.</p>

David Sanderson:

Surprised entrepreneur savouring sweet success

<p>Mike Sudoma / Winnipeg Free Press</p>Jess Lester is the founder of Railyard Spice Company, a months-old venture that turns out small-batch gourmet salts, sugars, cocktail rimmers and brines.

Jim Morris, The Canadian Press:

No fans at Scotties disappoints hometown rink

Tracy Fleury and Kerri Einarson are among the favourites at the 2022 Scotties Tournament of Hearts, which gets underway Friday in Thunder Bay, Ont.

Building a better reconciliation

MIKAELA MACKENZIE / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS Stephanie Scott, the first Indigenous woman to lead the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation, poses for a portrait at the centre in Winnipeg on Wednesday, March 10, 2021. For Malak story. Winnipeg Free Press 2021

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