The Local Sunset
Winnipeg · Thursday, September 24, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 20 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- APoll Shows Majority of Canadians Back Airport Privatization, Yet Over 25% UnsureCityNews Winnipeg
- AWinnipeg health officials warn street drugs are becoming more potent and unpredictableCBC Manitoba
- AMayoral hopeful Klein vows one‑year homeless shelter if electedCBC Manitoba
- ACanadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk set for NASA ISS missionCityNews Winnipeg
- AHealth Canada Suspends Grifols Plasma Clinic License in WinnipegCityNews Winnipeg
- BReport Blames Institutional Failures for Eight Child DeathsCityNews Winnipeg
- BManitoba men switched at birth each receive $250,000 settlementCityNews Winnipeg
- BManitoba Mayors Acclaimed After Nomination DeadlineCBC Manitoba
- BClouds Sweep Southern Manitoba as Temperatures Rise Above 20°CCBC Manitoba
- BAdvocates urge Winnipeg council to seek regulator approval for utility ratesGlobal News Winnipeg
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Canadians Mostly Favor Airport Privatization, Over 25% Uncertain
A recent poll shows most Canadians support the government's plan to privatize major airports, though more than 25% remain unsure.
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Report Blames Institutional Failures for Eight Child Deaths
A new Ottawa report attributes the deaths of eight children to institutional failures and ignored warnings from mothers, calling for systemic reforms to…
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Two Charged After August Stabbing at West Broadway Park
Two strangers were charged with assault after a man was stabbed during an early‑August altercation at West Broadway Park, Winnipeg, according to police.
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Winnipeg Health Officials Warn of More Potent, Unpredictable Street Drugs
Winnipeg’s public health team and doctors issued an online alert on September 24, warning that street drugs are becoming more potent and unpredictable,…
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Manitoba Men Switched at Birth Receive $250,000 Each
Edward Ambrose and Richard Beauvais each received $250,000 from Manitoba’s government after a birth‑record error swapped them at birth, ending their legal…
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Educators Call for Removal of Opt‑Out Clause in New Curriculum
Two Manitoba educators support the new sex‑education curriculum but urge the province to drop the parental opt‑out clause, arguing it could prevent children…
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Klein Pledges One‑Year Homeless Shelter if Elected
Mayoral candidate Kevin Klein has pledged to open a one‑year managed homeless shelter in Winnipeg if elected in October 2026, making the initiative a central…
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Rural Manitoba Mayors Confirmed by Acclamation After Nomination Deadline
Several rural Manitoba municipalities saw their mayoral races decided by acclamation after the nomination deadline closed with no opposing candidates. The…
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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk prepares for NASA ISS mission
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk is preparing for a NASA mission that will take him to the International Space Station, fulfilling his long‑held goal of…
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Clouds Sweep Southern Manitoba, Temperatures Top 20°C
CBC Manitoba forecasts a west‑to‑east cloud sweep across southern Manitoba on Thursday, with temperatures rising above 20 °C in the western part of the region.
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Health Canada Suspends Grifols Plasma Clinic License in Winnipeg
Health Canada suspended Grifols' plasma clinic licence in Winnipeg on September 23 after finding compliance problems, halting collections while the company…
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Advocates Push Winnipeg Council for Regulator Review of Utility Rates
Winnipeg advocates are urging the city council to require the Manitoba Public Utilities Board to review and approve municipal utility rates, aiming to increase…
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