Flin Flon News

Manitoba Federation of Labour president Kevin Rebeck and United Steelworkers Local 3-1375 president Cam Sokoloski on the picket line this week.

Halo Resources Ltd. is pleased to announce the signing of an Option Agreement with Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co., Limited , a subsidiary of HudBay Minerals Inc.

WINNIPEG a ' Experts are divided over whether lead found in the blood of some children from the Manitoba community of Flin Flon is cause for alarm.

It's always remarkable just how good a local book by a non-writer can sometimes be, and this one is a prime example.

It was bitterly cold in the late afternoon of Dec. 3 when Harvey and Brenda Schmidt identified in their backyard the most extraordinary bird in Saskatchewan.

Gangsters, insurance money, and two Canuck alums of HBO's - Deadwood' and - The Wire' In one way or another Malcolm MacRury has been living with the Canadian television industry for most of his 50 years.

There are many different holiday traditions observed by Winnipeggers, but for Bill Marsh, the holiday season means one thing -- helping others get home from their parties safely.

Pearl Wright of Flin Flon had requested a recipe for Italian wedding soup. There are numerous variations for the broth and the meatballs for this soup.

A 55-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder in connection with a 17-hour standoff in northern Manitoba.

Regina EMS and Saskatchewan Air Ambulance personnel load up a patient in Lifeguard1 .

WINNIPEG a ' Hundreds of Manitoba aboriginals can chalk up their professional, vocational or academic success to hard work, intelligence and determination a ' and also to the help of businesses that have given them a boost.

Ray M. Short, 81, was born Feb. 7, 1928 and passed away Nov. 8, 2009 in Taylorsville, Utah.

An independent financial review of a northern Manitoba child-welfare agency has confirmed allegations of overspending and mismanagement, officials said Thursday.

A modern-day gold rush in northern Manitoba is bringing renewed hope to a town that was in decline just a year ago.

New Flyer Industries is donating a pair of half-century old buses, both restored to their original highway-running glory, to the Manitoba Transit Heritage Association.

The Manitoba government is spending $42 million to clean up 18 orphaned and abandoned mine sites in the province.

WAYNE.GLOWACKI@FREEPRESS.MB.CA Doug Ramsey points to a recent aerial photo of the tailing at the Sherridon mine site.

A group of northern Manitobans hoping to buy their own piece of paradise ended up spending the weekend camping outside a provincial government office for cottage lots that no one wanted in previous draws.

Thousands of people in cities across Canada and around the world took part in a global day of action yesterday to encourage world leaders to help stop climate change.

Some of Manitoba's best writers are participating in The Envoi Series Prints project being launched next Saturday.