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Kinew sa libingan ng residential school; Jets kumuha ng goalie; Hydro halatang malaki ang inangkat — Winnipeg Miyerkules

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🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Sumama si Premier Wab Kinew sa mga lider ng First Nations sa isang libingan na may kaugnayan sa Brandon Indian Residential School. Umupo si Kinew sa loob ng isang tipi sa Turtle Crossing Campground, na nasa timog ng dating paaralan, noong Pambansang Araw para sa Katotohanan at Pagkakasundo (30 Setyembre) matapos makipagsosyo ang lalawigan sa Lungsod ng Brandon para bilhin ang pribadong campground. Ayon sa Sioux Valley Dakota Nation, mahigit 50 bata ang nakalibing sa lugar.
  2. Halos kasing dami ng ipinagbenta, inangkat ng Manitoba Hydro ang kuryente noong 2025–26. Ipinapakita ng mga numero ng utility para sa 2025–26 na ang iniangkat na kuryente ay umabot malapit sa kabuuang benta nito para sa taon, isang detalye na inilabas sa taunang datos ng utility para sa nasabing pananalapi.
  3. Walang rekomendasyong pagbabago ang inquest tungkol sa mga pagpatay sa maximum-security prison ng Manitoba. Nagtapos ang rekord ng inquest nang hindi naghain ng mga reporma matapos siyasatin ang mga insidente sa pasilidad ng koreksyon.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Naging kahel ang downtown Winnipeg para sa Pambansang Araw para sa Katotohanan at Pagkakasundo. Napuno ng mga taong nakasuot ng orange ang downtown noong 30 Setyembre bilang bahagi ng pagkilala ng lungsod sa pambansang paggunita. Kasabay nito ang mga lokal na seremonya at alaala na may kaugnayan sa mga residential school.
  2. Kinuha ng Winnipeg Jets ang 27-anyos na goalie na si Clay Stevenson mula sa Washington Capitals. Sumali si Stevenson sa pagsasanay ng Jets dalawang araw bago ang unang laro ng season matapos kunin ng koponan ngayong linggo; may limang laro siya sa NHL at tumulong sa Hershey Bears ng AHL na manalo ng Calder Cup noong 2024.

📰 Also Today

  • Statistics Canada: mga 25% ng mga Canadian na edad 25–44 ang ‘hindi talaga may pag-asa’ tungkol sa demokrasya.
  • Ipinahayag ni Riley Laychuk ang weather forecast ng Manitoba para Miyerkules, 30 Setyembre 2026.
  • Gumawa ang isang artista mula sa northwest Ontario ng malaking YWG airport sign para sa mga okasyon noong 30 Setyembre.
  • Naglunsad ng bagong degree program sa wikang Cree ang isang kolehiyo sa Northern Manitoba.
  • Kolum: pagsusuri sa pagkatalo ng pamunuan ng Manitoba PCs at implikasyon para sa NDP.
  • Profile: isang karpintero mula sa Fisher River Cree Nation na humuhubog ng kinabukasan ng komunidad.
  • Gabay: ano ang bukas at sarado sa Manitoba para sa Pambansang Araw para sa Katotohanan at Pagkakasundo.
  • Opinyon: sinasabing maling inilarawan ng Manitoba Tories ang pagkakaisa ng caucus matapos ang pagtatangkang tanggalin — ayon kay Obby Khan.

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Northern Manitoba college offers new Cree-language degree program

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Artist from northwestern Ontario creates huge YWG airport sign for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

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Manitoba Hydro imported almost as much power as it sold in 2025-26

Manitoba Hydro imported almost as much power from outside the province as it exported during the most recent fiscal year due to drought conditions that restricted the utility's ability to generate its own electricity.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026

Rain is expected for parts of northern Manitoba. Some communities could get more than 20 millimetres by Thursday. The south can expect a general mix of sun and clouds.

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Kinew sits with First Nations leaders to honour children at school burial site

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Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew took part in a ceremony with Indigenous groups this morning at a campground located on a burial site for children who died at a residential school.

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Young Canadians less hopeful about future of democracy: Statistics Canada

Young Canadians less hopeful about future of democracy: Statistics Canada

Prairie provinces, including Alberta, had the highest percentage of respondents who felt no hope at all about democracy while British Columbia led with those who felt very hopeful.

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‘Back in God’s country’: New goalie Clay Stevenson joins Winnipeg Jets

‘Back in God’s country’: New goalie Clay Stevenson joins Winnipeg Jets

Stevenson practiced with his new team on Wednesday for the first time since being claimed off waivers from the Washington Capitals.

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