The Local Sunset
Winnipeg · Monday, November 2, 2026 · 6:00 PM local · 20 min
Rundown
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- AManitoba Moves to Permanent Standard TimeCityNews Winnipeg
- ACentrePort Canada expands, signs MOUs as federal government reviews $1 B food hub planCBC Manitoba
- APortage Avenue section shut after pedestrian crash in WinnipegCBC Manitoba
- ANew Winnipeg Councillors Prioritize Restoring Bus Stops and Provincial FundingCBC Manitoba
- APolice investigate pins found in Halloween candy in WinnipegCityNews Winnipeg
- BEl Niño Keeps Winnipeg Autumn Warm Into NovemberCBC Manitoba
- BWinnipeg Director's Mulroney Documentary Wins Top Canadian Award at Windsor Film FestivalCBC Manitoba
- BUnderground fire traps workers at Thompson, Manitoba mineCBC Manitoba
- BManitoba MLA apologizes for 'let thieves steal' remarksWinnipeg Free Press
- BGarden Valley School Division hit by cybersecurity breachCBC Manitoba
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0:29Manitoba Ditches Daylight Saving
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Stories from this broadcast
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Manitoba adopts year‑round standard time
Manitoba switched to permanent standard time on November 1, ending seasonal clock changes after years of debate.
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El Niño Extends Warm Winnipeg Autumn Into November
Meteorologists say October’s warm temperatures will continue into November in Winnipeg, a pattern tied to El Niño, resulting in an unusually warm fall.
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19-Year-Old Arrested for Gym and Home Thefts in Winnipeg
A 19-year-old was arrested and charged for stealing items from various gyms and homes in Winnipeg, according to police.
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CentrePort Canada Expands, Signs MOUs Amid $1B Food Hub Review
CentrePort Canada announced an expansion and new MOUs while the federal government reviews a $1 billion plan for food terminals and hubs to boost regional food…
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Winnipeg Director's Satire Wins Top Canadian Prize
A Winnipeg-born director's satirical documentary on former PM Brian Mulroney won the top Canadian prize at the Windsor film festival on November 2, 2026.
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RCMP Locates Missing Man and Woman in Northern Manitoba
The RCMP located a missing man and woman in northern Manitoba on November 1, 2026, after they had been reported missing.
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Pedestrian Crash Closes Section of Portage Avenue in Westwood
A pedestrian was hit on Portage Avenue in Westwood on Monday, prompting a temporary road closure while police investigate.
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Underground Fire Forces Evacuation of Thompson Mine Workers
A fire underground at a Thompson, Manitoba mine on October 30, 2026 temporarily trapped workers, who were then evacuated to safety.
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New Councillors Push to Restore Bus Stops, Seek 50% Funding
New councillors are prioritizing the restoration of bus stops and a 50% provincial funding share for transit, responding to pre‑election concerns about the…
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Manitoba MLA apologizes for 'let thieves steal' comment
A Manitoba MLA apologized after remarks implying retail workers should let thieves steal spread widely on social media, causing confusion.
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Police Investigate Pins Found in Halloween Candy in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police are investigating two reports of metal pins found inside Halloween candy in the Garden City and Royalwood neighbourhoods.
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Garden Valley School Division IT Disrupted by Cyberattack
The Garden Valley School Division experienced a cyber incident on November 2, 2026, causing IT disruptions across its network.
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