Bloodvein leadership announced it will appear before the courts on November 13, 2025 at 10:00 a.m. at the Winnipeg Law Courts ...

Wayne Cook Sr. can still recall spotting about 10 bull moose along the river near his northern Manitoba community as he ...

A long-awaited court decision over how the Manitoba government regulates moose hunting in a First Nation's traditional ...

The Manitoba Wildlife Federation is asking the province to stop all moose harvesting in a section of western Manitoba this hunting season, due to what they say is a 'plummeting' moose population.

WINNIPEG -- Widespread flooding in southern Manitoba this spring may have a beneficial effect on some aspects of the natural environment, even as it displaces people and disrupts commerce. The 2011 ...

Within a month or so, Manitoba will announce that most Minnesota and other non-Canadian waterfowlers who wish to hunt in that province without a registered Manitoba guide must apply to a lottery for a ...

After years of overhunting led to a rapidly declining wildlife population, one small Canadian community has taken drastic measures to ensure healthy biodiversity and a sufficient food supply. As ...

The recent finding of chronic wasting disease near Winkler, Manitoba, in the southern part of the province puts the fatal disease to deer, elk and moose that much closer to northeast North Dakota. It ...

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With just three weeks until Manitoba’s general moose opener, a First Nation in the province says it is barring non-Native hunters from hunting in its territory. The Bloodvein First Nation erected the ...

A conservation organization that represents Manitoba hunters has launched a legal challenge against the province's decision ...

Pimicikamak Cree Nation and the Manitoba Wildlife Federation launched legal challenges against the province's cut to moose licences in parts of northern Manitoba last year. A judge tossed both court ...