The Local Sunset
Winnipeg · Thursday, October 15, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 21 min
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- AWinnipeg Zoo Names Orphaned Polar Bear Cub MantayoCityNews Winnipeg
- AWinnipeg police arrest 123 in fall retail theft crackdownCityNews Winnipeg
- APremier says upcoming report shows police HQ renovation misconductGlobal News Winnipeg
- AHealth Ministers Gather in Winnipeg as Canada Extends Mental Health FundingCBC Manitoba
- ATwo IT Managers Challenge Incumbent in St. James Ward RaceCBC Manitoba
- BFort Rouge–East Fort Garry Ward Opens Up as Candidates Discuss Homelessness, Safety and TransitCityNews Winnipeg
- BManitoba Announces Measures to Lower Residential Hydro BillsCityNews Winnipeg
- BProvidence University College cuts staff and programs after 80% drop in international enrollmentCBC Manitoba
- BSeven Oaks Hockey Association Seeks Ice Time After Arena Closed for SeasonCBC Manitoba
- BInflated Winnipeg Homelessness Data May Threaten FundingCBC Manitoba
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0:29Retail Theft Crackdown Nets 123 Arrests
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Assiniboine Park Zoo Names Orphaned Polar Bear Cub Mantayo
The Assiniboine Park Zoo named its orphaned 10‑month‑old polar bear cub Mantayo following an online poll that offered three name choices. The cub arrived from…

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Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry Ward Debates Homelessness, Safety, Transit
Residents and four candidates debated homelessness, safety and transit in Fort Rouge–East Fort Garry after incumbent Sherri Rollins withdrew, opening the…

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Repeat sex offender accused of breaking into three Osborne Village homes
A man with a history of sex offenses allegedly broke into three Osborne Village homes in September 2026, fleeing after being confronted.

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Winnipeg Police Arrest 123 in Fall Retail Theft Initiative
A citywide fall retail theft crackdown resulted in 123 arrests and 243 charges, including 15 repeat offenders.

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Manitoba Unveils Steps to Cut Residential Hydro Costs
Manitoba introduced measures under BITSA 2 to lower residential hydro bills and enhance financial reporting transparency, announced by Finance Minister Adrien…

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Manitoba Hutterite Dive Team Searches Okanagan Lake for Missing Paddleboarder
A Manitoba Hutterite dive team was sent to Okanagan Lake on Oct. 14, 2026 to help find a paddleboarder missing since September.

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Premier says upcoming report shows police HQ renovation misconduct
Premier Wab Kinew said an upcoming report will detail misconduct and financial misuse in the downtown police headquarters renovation, with the findings to be…

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Providence College Cuts Staff, Programs After Enrollment Plunge
Providence University College is reducing staff and programs due to an 80% decline in international student enrollment over the last two years, creating…

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Canadian Health Ministers Gather in Winnipeg for Funding Extension
Health ministers met in Winnipeg as the federal government extended funding for mental health, addictions and home‑care programs by one year.

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Seven Oaks Hockey Seeks Ice Time After Arena Closure
The community centre arena in Winnipeg will be closed for the 2026‑2027 season for upgrades, forcing the Seven Oaks Hockey Association to look for other ice…

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IT Managers Challenge Incumbent in St. James Ward
Two IT managers are contesting incumbent two‑term councillor Shawn Dobson for Winnipeg’s St. James ward seat.

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Inflated Homelessness Data May Endanger Funding
A researcher discovered that a Winnipeg organization greatly overstated homelessness numbers, raising worries that funding for related services may be cut.
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