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Weekly Winnipeg sept. 14 - sept. 20, 2026

Heure avancée permanente, accidents et horaire des Jets — la semaine à Winnipeg

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Livreur poignardé près du Health Sciences Centre. La police de Winnipeg a confirmé qu’un livreur a été poignardé près du Health Sciences Centre; les agents ont sécurisé les lieux et une enquête est en cours, sans qu’aucune accusation ni détail sur un suspect n’aient été divulgués dans le rapport.

  2. Accident grave ferme des routes à West Kildonan. Une collision impliquant plusieurs véhicules à West Kildonan a entraîné la fermeture de voies locales pendant l’intervention des équipes d’urgence; la police a conseillé des détours et des enquêteurs sont restés sur place pour reconstituer l’accident.

  3. Conducteur décédé après qu’un véhicule se soit retrouvé coincé entre deux autres à l’est de Winkler. Les intervenants ont déclaré un conducteur décédé sur les lieux d’un accident à l’est de Winkler, où un véhicule s’était retrouvé coincé entre deux autres; la GRC est intervenue et des perturbations à la circulation ont suivi.

  4. Enquête de la GRC sur un décès au travail dans le sud du Manitoba. La GRC a annoncé l’ouverture d’une enquête sur un décès survenu au travail dans le sud du Manitoba; des agents et des responsables provinciaux de la sécurité au travail ont été impliqués, et aucune accusation n’avait été signalée dans la mise à jour initiale.

  5. Des habitants de Winnipeg reconnus après avoir sauvé un père et son enfant de la rivière. Deux résidents locaux ont été officiellement reconnus après avoir secouru un père et un enfant d’une rivière de Winnipeg; des élus municipaux ont remis des distinctions et les médias ont rapporté que le duo a reçu la reconnaissance de la communauté.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Un délinquant sexuel à haut risque vivra à Winnipeg après sa libération, avertit la police. La police de Winnipeg et l’Unité intégrée des délinquants sexuels à haut risque du Manitoba ont informé le public que Cecil Junior Houle, 50 ans, considéré à haut risque de récidive sexuelle, a été libéré du Headingley Correctional Centre et résidera à Winnipeg; son dossier inclut une condamnation pour homicide involontaire en 2006 et plusieurs agressions sexuelles.

  2. Femme accusée d’une campagne de harcèlement criminel de 15 ans arrêtée. La police de Winnipeg indique qu’une femme de 58 ans aurait harcelé 11 victimes entre 2011 et 2026 au moyen de centaines de textos, courriels et contacts en personne; elle fait face à sept chefs d’accusation de harcèlement criminel et à d’autres accusations connexes après un mandat de perquisition obtenu le 3 septembre dans une propriété de Stradbrook Avenue.

  3. Un policier de Winnipeg accusé d’agression sexuelle et d’étranglement. Un policier de Winnipeg a été inculpé pour agression sexuelle et pour avoir étranglé une partenaire intime, selon l’avis de mise en accusation publié; le dossier est désormais devant les tribunaux et le service a fourni peu de détails opérationnels.

  4. Jeune homme de 21 ans porté disparu, dernier contact à Thompson il y a plus de deux semaines. La GRC du Manitoba a indiqué qu’un homme de 21 ans a contacté sa famille depuis Thompson il y a plus de deux semaines, et les enquêteurs sollicitent l’aide du public pour obtenir des pistes et des signalements dans cette enquête pour personne disparue en cours.

  5. Femme de Winnipeg accusée de harcèlement et d’intimidation. La police a porté des accusations de harcèlement et d’intimidation contre une femme de Winnipeg après des plaintes; des dates d’audience et d’autres précisions figuraient dans le communiqué de la police.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Le Manitoba restera à l’heure avancée en permanence, annonce le premier ministre. Le premier ministre Wab Kinew a annoncé que la province demeurera à l’heure avancée toute l’année, à la suite d’un sondage gouvernemental; les autorités ont noté que le lever du soleil à Thompson sera à 10 h 05 et le coucher à 16 h 57 lors de la journée la plus courte, selon un rapport du gouvernement du Manitoba.

  2. Trois candidats à la mairie de Winnipeg dévoilent des promesses en matière de sécurité publique. Trois candidats déclarés à la mairie ont publié cette semaine des plateformes axées sur la sécurité publique, chacune présentant des propositions pour s’attaquer à la criminalité et au maintien de l’ordre à Winnipeg en vue du cycle électoral municipal.

  3. Gouvernement néo‑démocrate accusé d’avoir révoqué des permis pour viser une entreprise de Churchill. Dans des procédures judiciaires, des avocats représentant une entreprise de Churchill allèguent que le gouvernement NPD du Manitoba a cherché à « cibler et détruire » la compagnie en révoquant des permis; l’affaire est toujours devant des arbitres et a été plaidée récemment.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Prix du diesel à des sommets, les camionneurs manitobains dénoncent des coûts de carburant élevés. Des camionneurs rapportent que les achats de diesel ont atteint des totaux sans précédent, un conducteur du Manitoba déclarant avoir payé près de 1 500 $ pour remplir un réservoir; des analystes ont cité des perturbations du marché pétrolier mondial et des arrêts de pipelines comme facteurs contributifs.

  2. La pertinence économique d’élargir le port de Churchill remise en question. Des analystes estiment qu’il pourrait ne pas exister de justification économique claire pour agrandir le port de Churchill malgré l’intérêt politique; la couverture note toutefois que des objectifs non économiques pourraient malgré tout motiver de futures décisions concernant le port.

🏥 Health

  1. Clinique de vaccination prévue après un cas d’hépatite A dans une école de Winnipeg. Les autorités sanitaires ont programmé une clinique de vaccination après l’identification d’un cas d’hépatite A lié à une école de Winnipeg; la clinique vise à vacciner les élèves et le personnel exposés dans le cadre de la réponse de santé publique.

  2. Framboises surgelées Alasko rappelées dans sept provinces en raison d’un risque de norovirus. Santé Canada a signalé le rappel de framboises surgelées Alasko dans sept provinces en raison d’une contamination soupçonnée par le norovirus; les consommateurs sont invités à jeter le produit et les détaillants retirent les lots concernés.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Siloam Mission cherche à se stabiliser après une année difficile. Siloam Mission a présenté des plans pour stabiliser ses opérations après ce qu’elle a décrit comme une année difficile, incluant des appels aux dons et des ajustements de services pour maintenir le soutien aux personnes sans-abri de Winnipeg.

  2. Motionball revient à Winnipeg, les organisateurs disent que l’événement « signifie tout » pour les athlètes. Les organisateurs de Motionball ont annoncé le retour de l’événement à Winnipeg, soulignant son rôle dans les programmes sportifs inclusifs et affirmant que ce retour est important pour les athlètes ayant une déficience intellectuelle.

  3. Une résidente de Glenboro, 88 ans, propose de nouveaux logements sur le site d’un hôtel démoli. Une habitante de Glenboro âgée de 88 ans prévoit un projet de logements sur l’emplacement d’un hôtel récemment démoli; le conseil municipal local et les intervenants communautaires ont été informés de la proposition alors que la planification avance.

🏈 Sports

  1. La LNH modifie les heures de mise en jeu des matchs locaux des Jets après la décision sur l’heure avancée. La Ligue nationale de hockey (LNH) a déplacé l’heure de départ de 12 matchs locaux des Jets de Winnipeg entre le 1er nov. et le 13 mars, repoussant plusieurs rencontres du samedi de 18 h à 19 h et plusieurs soirs de semaine de 18 h 30 à 19 h 30, en invoquant la décision de la province de rester à l’heure avancée.

  2. Les Stampeders de Calgary battent les Redblacks d’Ottawa 40-38 sur un botté de 62 verges. Rene Paredes a réussi un botté de 62 verges à deux secondes de la fin pour offrir la victoire 40-38 aux Stampeders de Calgary; la foule annoncée au McMahon Stadium était de 20 113 spectateurs et Ottawa tombe à 0-13 cette saison.

  3. Les Jets ne se précipitent pas pour échanger Connor Hellebuyck lors des discussions sur l’alignement. Des sources rapportent que les Jets de Winnipeg attendent de « bien faire les choses » et ne poussent pas à déplacer le gardien vedette Connor Hellebuyck, tandis que le club évalue les options de gardiennage à long terme avant toute décision d’échange.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Un été humide a laissé les Winnipegois aux prises avec plus de moustiques, les experts incriminent la pluie. Des entomologistes et des rapports provinciaux ont lié une activité plus soutenue des moustiques cet été à des précipitations supérieures à la moyenne au Manitoba, citant une augmentation des eaux stagnantes qui a favorisé les sites de reproduction et signalant davantage de plaintes de voisinage que d’habitude.

  2. Prévision de Riley Laychuk : ensoleillé et agréable pour le vendredi 18 septembre. Le météorologue Riley Laychuk a prévu des conditions ensoleillées et passables pour Winnipeg le vendredi 18 septembre, selon le bulletin météo local qui incluait les températures maximales attendues et l’état général du ciel.

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