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27-Year-Old Arrested for 2022 Winnipeg Apartment Lobby Shooting
A 27-year-old was arrested in 2026 and charged for a 2022 lobby shooting in Winnipeg that left a resident badly hurt.
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Community March and Dance Honor Activist Alayah McIvor
Hundreds marched from The Forks to Portage and Main and held a round dance on Sunday to honor activist Alayah McIvor, with Melissa Robinson among those…
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Survey Shows Winnipeg Residents Doubt Police Response Speed
A recent survey found many Winnipeg residents doubt the police will respond quickly, a concern that rises amid crime and safety issues influencing the…
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Four Western Provinces Adopt Permanent Daylight‑Saving Time
Four western Canadian jurisdictions will stay on daylight‑saving time year‑round, eliminating the fall clock change.
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Manitoba Moves to End Cannabis Store Window Coverings
Manitoba officials have proposed deleting the window‑covering rule for cannabis shops, saying it is a safety issue. The change would overturn the existing law…
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Two Main Street Fires Prompt Winnipeg Fire Response
Fire crews responded to two distinct fires on Main Street on October 4 and early October 5, deploying multiple crews to each incident.
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Giant Pumpkin Sets Manitoba Record at Roland Fair
A pumpkin exceeding 1,700 lb set a Manitoba record at the Roland Pumpkin Fair weekend of Sept. 26‑27, 2026. The fair regularly showcases agricultural contests,…
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Two Men Injured in Early Morning Osborne Village Assault
An early‑morning assault in Osborne Village injured two men, one critically and the other stably, prompting a police investigation.
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Man Charged After Woman Assaulted in Ride‑Hail Vehicle
Police charged a man with sexual assault after a woman was attacked inside a ride‑hail vehicle in Winnipeg, amid broader safety investigations of such services.
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Two West St. Paul Men Charged After Police Seize 13 Guns
Two men, ages 38 and 48, were arrested in West St. Paul after the RCMP seized 13 firearms and about 20,000 rounds of ammunition from their home.
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Man Killed After Fleeing Vehicle Collides with SUV on Highway
A 22-year-old Arborg driver was killed when a police‑evading vehicle hit his SUV on the Interlake highway. The incident occurred after officers tried to stop…
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Dry, Sunny October Forecast for Winnipeg
Dave Phillips predicts a dry, sunny, uneventful October for Winnipeg as autumn brings changing foliage and shorter days.
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Manitoba Nursing Regulator Censures Three Nurses for Misconduct
Three nurses were censured by Manitoba’s nursing regulator for unauthorized record access, inappropriate contact with students, and false statements on a…
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Eight disability groups call for probe of Manitoba public trustee
Eight disability groups have requested an investigation into Manitoba’s public trustee, alleging it fails to properly serve adults with intellectual…
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Interlake Residents See Surge in Red‑Sided Garter Snakes
Interlake residents report an increase in red‑sided garter snakes, with one resident collecting 20‑30 snakes daily at Eriksdale Recreation Centre before…
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Mayoral hopefuls pledge demolition of vacant homes, addiction housing
Winnipeg mayoral candidates pledged faster demolition of vacant homes, new addiction housing, and stricter rules on councillors' use of public funds.
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Winnipeg Elementary School Flood Leads to Lost Class Hours
A September flood closed a Winnipeg elementary school, leading the school division to bus students elsewhere and causing them to lose several class hours…
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Brandon Homelessness Count Shows Drop, Advocates Question Accuracy
A recent Brandon homelessness survey showed a decline, but advocates warn the count likely underestimates the true number of unsheltered individuals.
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Three Arrested After Winnipeg Traffic Stop Finds Drugs, Weapons
Three people were arrested on suspicion of drugs, weapons and cash after police stopped a sedan with a broken windshield on Powers Street in Winnipeg on Oct.…
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Winnipeg Tenants Challenge $500 Rent Hike After Cosmetic Upgrades
Two Winnipeg renters face a $500 monthly rent increase after cosmetic upgrades and deem the hike unjustified, expressing differing reactions to the change.
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Manitoba Record Pumpkin Weighs 782 Kilograms at Roland Fair
A 782‑kg pumpkin displayed at the Roland Pumpkin Fair set a new Manitoba record for the heaviest pumpkin.
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Mayoral hopeful Vogiatzakis defends out‑of‑city residency
Mike Vogiatzakis asserted his St. Andrews residence does not bar him from the Winnipeg mayoral race, despite criticism from fellow candidates.
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Silver Alert Lifted After Missing 57-Year-Old Found Safe
Police cancelled a Silver Alert after a missing 57-year-old man was found safe, ending the provincial missing‑adult notification.
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Winnipeg to Enjoy Dry, Sunny October, Meteorologist Says
Dave Phillips of CBC Manitoba forecasts a dry, sunny October for Winnipeg as autumn arrives with shorter days and colorful foliage.