The Local Sunset
Winnipeg · Monday, September 28, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 20 min
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Every item in this broadcast, in order.
- ATwo Charged Over May Shooting in The PasCityNews Winnipeg
- AManitoba Premier adds ministers for accessibility and first respondersCityNews Winnipeg
- AFirefighters rescue resident from North Point Douglas blazeCityNews Winnipeg
- AWinnipeg mayoral hopeful Kevin Klein urges tighter rules on incumbent announcementsCBC Manitoba
- AManitoba leaders flag cost‑of‑living concerns ahead of fall legislative sessionCityNews Winnipeg
- BManitoba PC Leader Obby Khan Wins Confidence VoteCityNews Winnipeg
- BManitoba launches team to aid youth exiting careCBC Manitoba
- BManitoba teacher stripped of certification after inappropriate contact with studentCBC Manitoba
- BManitoba Human Rights Complaints Face Years-Long Delays, Lawyer WarnsCBC Manitoba
- BMayoral hopeful Gillingham pledges tech advisory committee for WinnipegCBC Manitoba
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Two Charged in May Shooting on Ralls Island Road
Manitoba RCMP charged two individuals for an alleged May 27 shooting on Ralls Island Road, where a vehicle with four occupants, including a child, was present.

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Manitoba PC Leader Obby Khan Survives Confidence Vote
Manitoba PC leader Obby Khan won a confidence vote on September 26, 2026, confirming his continued support within the party caucus.

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Man Arrested After Hospital Fight in Winnipeg
A 36-year-old man was arrested following a fight at Winnipeg’s St. Boniface Hospital on September 26.

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Manitoba Premier Adds Accessibility and First Responder Ministers
Premier Wab Kinew expanded Manitoba’s cabinet on Sept. 28, 2026, naming Carla Compton as minister of accessibility and David Pankratz as minister responsible…

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Manitoba Forms Team to Support Youth Leaving Care
Manitoba has established a specialized transition team to support youth leaving Child and Family Services care, aiming to reduce challenges they face. The move…

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Union Challenges Law Ordering Dynacare Workers Back
A Manitoba hearing will review the essential status of Dynacare lab workers after the Labour Board used a law to force them back to work, which the union…

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Firefighters and Bystanders Save Resident from North Point Douglas Blaze
A house fire on Granville Street in North Point Douglas early Monday morning prompted fire crews and bystanders to rescue a resident, who was later…

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Manitoba Teacher Loses Certification Over Student Contact
A disciplinary panel found a teacher had physically contacted and messaged a Grade 8 student, leading to the revocation of her Manitoba teaching certificate.…

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Mayoral Candidate Calls for Limits on Official Election Announcements
Mayoral hopeful Kevin Klein is pressing for tighter limits on announcements by the incumbent mayor and councillors, arguing that current rules give incumbents…

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Manitoba Human Rights Complaints Face Years-Long Delays
Complaints at the Manitoba Human Rights Commission are facing multi‑year waits for investigation and hearings, prompting a lawyer to call the process broken…

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Cost of Living Tops Agenda for Manitoba Fall Legislative Session
The upcoming fall session of Manitoba’s legislature will focus on cost‑of‑living concerns, highlighted by the premier and the opposition house leader as a…

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Mayoral hopeful Gillingham proposes tech advisory committee
Mayoral hopeful Scott Gillingham proposes a committee to examine how Winnipeg should handle emerging technologies ahead of the October 2026 mayoral election.
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