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Weekly Winnipeg Set 28 - Okt 4, 2026

Mulîng Binuksan ang Trail, Parole Binawi at OT Pagkatalo ng Jets — Linggong Balita ng Winnipeg

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Banggaan ng SUV sa Interlake highway ikinamatay ng isang lalaki mula Arborg matapos may sasakyang tumakbo lampas sa pulisya. Sinabi ng RCMP na ang sasakyang tumakbo lampas sa pulisya sa isang highway sa Interlake ay bumangga sa isang SUV na ikinamatay ng lalaki mula Arborg; naglunsad ang RCMP ng imbestigasyon at tugon sa kalsada sa rutang nangyari ang aksidente.
  2. 37-anyos na babae inireport na nawawala matapos huling makita sa silangang bahagi ng Manitoba. Naglabas ang RCMP ng alerto nang huling makita ang 41-anyos na babae sa silangang Manitoba noong Lunes; humiling ang mga imbestigador ng tulong mula sa publiko para hanapin siya at ibinigay ang huling kilalang petsa ng pagkakita upang makatulong sa paghahanap.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Lalaking hinahanap sa 2022 attempted murder sa Brampton inaresto sa Cross Lake noong Set. 22. Sinabi ng Peel Regional Police na ang 36-anyos na si Nakeem Jamar Johnson, na hinahanap kaugnay ng attempted murder at maraming kaso ng armas at trafficking mula 3 Peb. 2022, ay naaresto noong Set. 22 sa Cross Lake, mga 530 kilometro hilaga ng Winnipeg.
  2. Pulis nagbabala na ang isang violent sex offender na inaasahang titira sa Winnipeg ay mataas ang panganib na muling mangsalakay. Inanunsyo ng Winnipeg police na may convicted violent sex offender na inaasahang maninirahan sa lungsod at tinasa siyang mataas ang panganib na magre-offend muli, kaya pinabatid ito sa lokal na awtoridad at isinagawa ang mga hakbang sa pagmamanman ng komunidad.
  3. Binawi ng Parole Board ang statutory release para sa convicted killer na si Shawn Lamb at ibinalik siya sa kustodiya. Binawi ng Parole Board of Canada ang statutory release ni Shawn Lamb dahil sa mga paglabag at ayon sa dokumento mananatili siyang nasa kustodiya hanggang mag-utos ng bagong paglaya o umabot ang kanyang susunod na statutory release date; unang nahatulan si Lamb noong 2013.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Ipagbabawal ng Manitoba sa mga employer ang paghingi ng sick notes para sa maiikling pagliban simula ngayong linggo. Pinaiiral ang bagong panuntunan ng probinsiya na pipigilan ang mga employer na humingi ng medical notes para sa pagliban ng isang linggo o mas maikli, o 10 araw o mas mababa sa isang taon; sinabi ng gobyerno na layunin ng pagbabago na bawasan ang pasanin sa mga manggagawa at sa sistema ng pangangalaga sa kalusugan.
  2. Tumaas ang minimum wage sa limang probinsiya; bagong rate sa Manitoba P16.40 kada oras. Nagkaroon ng pambansang pag-aadjust na nagtataas ng sahod sa Ontario, P.E.I., Nova Scotia, Manitoba at Saskatchewan; tataas ang minimum wage ng Manitoba sa $16.40 kada oras, habang ang Ontario ay sa $17.95 at Nova Scotia sa $17.00.
  3. Mga kandidato sa pagka-mayor ng Winnipeg nagmungkahi ng pagbubungkal ng mga bakanteng bahay at pagtatayo ng apartment para sa mga may adiksiyon. Sa kampanya para sa pagka-mayor, nangako ang mga kandidato ng mga plano na gibain ang partikular na mga bakanteng ari-arian at palitan ang mga iyon ng purpose-built apartments na inilaan para sa mga taong may adiksiyon bilang bahagi ng kanilang mga panukala ukol sa pabahay at kaligtasan sa downtown.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Mga nangungupahan sa Winnipeg naglalarawan na "pilit na pinalayas" matapos tumaas ang upa sa isang lokal na apartment building. Sinabi ng mga nangungupahan na ang mga kamakailang pagtaas ng upa ay nag-iwan sa ilan na parang pinilit na lumikas; inihambing ng ulat ang karanasan ng mga matagal nang residente at ng mga bagong nangungupahan na humaharap sa mas mataas na buwanang upa sa iisang gusali.
  2. Halos kasing dami ng kuryente ang inangkat ng Manitoba Hydro kumpara sa ibinenta nito noong 2025-26, ayon sa datos ng probinsiya. Iniulat ng Manitoba Hydro na ang antas ng import para sa 2025-26 ay umabot na malapit sa dami ng lokal na benta, na nagpapahiwatig ng malaking daloy ng kuryente mula sa ibang bansa at mga probinsiya sa loob ng taon ng pananalapi ayon sa ulat ng crown utility.
  3. Patuloy na tumataas ang benta ng cannabis habang bumababa naman ang kita ng Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries. Ipinapakita ng datos ng probinsiya ang tumataas na retail sales ng cannabis kasabay ng iniulat na pagbaba ng kabuuang kita para sa Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries, na nagpapakita ng paglipat ng kita sa hanay ng produkto at resulta sa pananalapi ng korporasyong pag-aari ng estado.

🏥 Health

  1. Publikong alerto para sa posibleng exposure sa tigdas sa ER waiting room ng The Pas hospital. Nagbabala ang mga opisyal ng kalusugan ng Manitoba tungkol sa posibleng tigdas na exposure sa emergency waiting room ng The Pas hospital at nagbigay ng gabay sa mga petsa at lokasyon ng exposure para matulungan ang mga taong maaaring nanganganib na magpa-test o magpabakuna.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Muling binuksan ang Sturgeon Falls trail sa Whiteshell matapos ang mga safety upgrades kasunod ng dalawang pagkalunod. Naglagay ang Manitoba ng mga bakod sa viewing areas, inayos ang mga karatula tungkol sa malalakas na agos, at gumawa ng bagong portage path matapos ang mga pagkalunod noong Hulyo nina Aaron Au Ramirez, 13, at ang kanyang 10 taong gulang na kapatid na si Maximo; sinabi ng mga opisyal na sinundan ang mga pagbabago matapos ang feedback mula sa mga pamilya at negosyong lokal.
  2. Naglaan ang Manitoba ng $8 milyon para sa 24/7 safe space para sa Indigenous women sa Thompson. Inanunsyo ng pamahalaang probinsiya ang $8-milyong pamumuhunan upang magtatag ng 24/7 safe space sa Thompson na nakalaan para sa Indigenous women, na layong magbigay ng tuluy-tuloy na kanlungan at suporta sa hilaga.
  3. Ipinatugtog ng Steinbach Arts Council ang The Crucible nang walang teatro, ginamit ang isang Mennonite village bilang set. Inangkop ng Steinbach Arts Council ang kakulangan ng performance stage sa pamamagitan ng pagtatanghal ng Arthur Miller's The Crucible sa isang Mennonite village, ginawang backdrop at espasyo ng pagtatanghal ang lokal na lugar para sa mga manonood.

🏈 Sports

  1. Dinurog ng Montreal ang Winnipeg Blue Bombers, 37-10; sinabi ng coach ng Bombers, 'They beat us pretty good.' Sa CFL matchup, tinalo ng Montreal ang Winnipeg, 37-10, at inamin ng coach ng Bombers ang malaking pagkatalo matapos ang laro sa kanilang home venue.
  2. Nagsimula ang season ng Winnipeg Jets sa NHL sa 4-3 overtime na pagkatalo laban sa Boston Bruins; si JJ Peterka ang naka-scoring ng OT winner. Natalo ang Jets sa 4-3 sa overtime sa Canada Life Centre matapos makaiskor si JJ Peterka sa 1:39 ng OT; nauna nang nagbukas ng scoring si Dylan DeMelo sa 4:52 ng unang period at nagkaroon ng kontribusyon ang rookie na si Viggo Bjorck sa kanyang NHL debut sa mga unang sandali.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Forecast para sa Winnipeg: tuyot at maaraw ang simula ng Oktubre, tinawag na 'delightfully boring.' Inasahan ng lokal na meteorologist na si Dave Phillips ang tuyot at maaraw na kondisyon para sa Winnipeg papasok ng Oktubre, inilarawan ang panahon bilang walang masyadong kaganapan at angkop para sa mga outdoor na plano.
  2. Muling gumagana ang traffic lights sa intersection sa Brandon kung saan namatay ang isang driver noong Mayo. Iniulat ng mga opisyal na naayos na at gumagana na ang mga traffic signal sa intersection sa Brandon, Man., kung saan nangyari ang fatal collision noong Mayo, na nagbalik ng normal na kontrol sa trapiko sa lugar.

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Source Articles (48)

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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Abandoned school burns in Peguis First Nation in Manitoba's Interlake

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A long line of people wearing orange t-shirts marched from the bank of the Assiniboine River to the former site of the Brandon Residential School on Wednesday to honour survivors and remember the children who never made it home.

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Cannabis sales keep climbing, but Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries' profit still falls

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries is buzzing with an extra $12.1 million in revenue because of cannabis, but that sector's continued growth wasn't enough to blunt losses in some of the corporation's other revenue streams.

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Winnipeggers in support of police drug crackdown, survey suggests

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High cost of diesel fuel is being passed on to consumers: trucking spokesman

The surge in diesel prices is hitting different industries in different ways, but the executive director of the Manitoba Trucking Association says all of those costs are ultimately being passed down to consumers.

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Ontario attempted murder suspect arrested 3 years later in Manitoba

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Police said its investigation dates to Feb. 3, 2022, when officers responded to a shooting near Queen Street East and Rutherford Road in Brampton.

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Minimum wage hikes set to begin across 5 provinces

Minimum wage hikes set to begin across 5 provinces

The bumps of between 25 and 40 cents come in Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, Manitoba and Saskatchewan.

Canada Oct 1, 2026

Manitoba man accused of killing 5 family members drops another set of lawyers ahead of trial

A man accused of killing five of his family members in southern Manitoba, including his three young children, has dropped a second set of lawyers months before his trial is set to begin, a Winnipeg court heard Thursday morning.

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Winnipeg police recover Taser lost in North End almost a month ago

A police Taser lost in Winnipeg's North End nearly a month ago has been found.

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Minimum wage increases in 5 provinces: Man., Sask., Ont., P.E.I. and N.S.

Minimum wage hikes from 25 to 40 cents take effect Thursday in five provinces.

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Missing woman last seen a week ago in Neepawa, RCMP say

A missing woman hasn't been seen since leaving a hotel in western Manitoba and walking alongside a highway toward Winnipeg.

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Employees in Manitoba no longer need sick notes for short absences

Employees in Manitoba no longer need sick notes for short absences

Doctors Manitoba has welcomed the change, noting the province has gone from having no limits on sick notes to having the clearest and strongest rules in Canada.

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Dynacare lab workers essential, Manitoba Labour Board rules

Dynacare workers provide essential services in Manitoba that must be maintained during a strike or lockout, the provincial labour board has ruled.

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Guidance counsellor's comments during sex ed talk blurred personal, professional boundaries: lawyer

A high school guidance counsellor who gave a sex ed presentation where he shared details about his own sex life should have to do training, Manitoba's teacher professional conduct commissioner says.

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Gillingham promises cleaner downtown, adding a neighbourhood action team and more locked garbage bins

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Traffic lights now working at Brandon, Man., intersection where driver was killed in May

Traffic lights are now operational at a Brandon intersection where a driver was killed last May. Xiaoyun Zhang, 49, was killed when the SUV she was driving was hit by a semi truck.

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Parole board revokes statutory release for convicted killer Shawn Lamb

Parole board revokes statutory release for convicted killer Shawn Lamb

Convicted killer Shawn Lamb has had his statutory release revoked by the Parole Board of Canada for breaching his conditions.

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‘People don’t feel safe’: William Whyte residents air concerns in meeting with Winnipeg's top cop

The William Whyte Neighbourhood Association invited the Winnipeg Police Service and others to a community engagement meeting where the group aims to tackle issues of drug use, crime and safety.

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Manitoba Progressive Conservatives criticize Obby Khan for airing caucus infighting

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Winnipeg gas leak, apartment fire leads to evacuations in 2 separate Thursday incidents

A gas leak and an apartment blaze led some people to evacuate their homes in two separate incidents on Thursday, the city says.

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Violent sex offender expected to live in Winnipeg a high risk to reoffend: police

A convicted sex offender with a lengthy criminal record is expected to live in Winnipeg following his release from prison and is considered a high risk to reoffend in a violent manner against women, police say.

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U.S. mayors ask Canadians to reconsider U.S. travel boycott

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'The system isn't working': 8 groups call for investigation into Manitoba's public trustee

Eight disability organizations say Manitoba's public trustee is failing the adults with intellectual disabilities it is in charge of making critical decisions for, and they're calling on the ombudsman to investigate the government agency.

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No stage, no problem: Steinbach Arts Council uses Mennonite village as set for The Crucible

The show must go on, and in Steinbach, where performance space is hard to come by, the local arts council has come up with a creative solution: Turn the city's Mennonite Heritage Village into the set for a production of Arthur Miller's The Crucible, the dramatized retelling of the Salem witch trials in 1692-93.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, Oct. 2, 2026

Cloud will build in through the afternoon across southern Manitoba. A few showers are likely though the evening and overnight into Saturday morning.

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Winnipeg in for dry, sunny, 'delightfully boring' October weather, says Dave Phillips

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Silver Alert issued for missing 57-year-old Winnipeg man

Winnipeg police have issued a Silver Alert for a missing 57-year-old Winnipeg man.

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Legal battles mount over the off-reserve Millennium Scoop

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Manitoba park trail where boys drowned reopens with safety upgrades

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A trail in a Manitoba park has reopened with safety upgrades after two boys who were swept into fast-moving rapids and drowned.

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Manitoba announces $8M for new 24/7 safe space for Indigenous women in Thompson

The province is pledging roughly $8 million to build a new 24/7 safe space for Indigenous women and their children in Thompson, Man.

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Safety upgrades complete, trail reopened after 2 boys drowned at Sturgeon Falls

Sturgeon Falls trail and viewing areas have reopened in Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park with new safety measures after the drowning this summer of two young boys.

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Vehicle that sped past police on Interlake highway hit SUV, killing Arborg man: RCMP

A 22-year-old man is dead after another vehicle sped past police and collided with the SUV he was driving on an Interlake highway Thursday night, Manitoba RCMP say.

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Mayoral candidate Vogiatzakis says it doesn't matter he lives outside of Winnipeg

Winnipeg mayoral candidate Mike Vogiatzakis is chafing at criticism from other contenders of his decision to seek office in the city while he lives in the rural municipality of St. Andrews.

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Drop in homelessness numbers in latest Brandon count may not show full extent of problem, advocates say

The number of people who are homeless appears to be down in southwestern Manitoba's biggest city, but advocates warn a recent snapshot may not show the full picture of everyone living unsheltered.

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Winnipeg mayoral candidates promise to demolish vacant homes, build new apartments for people with addictions

Winnipeg mayoral candidates promised Friday to speed up demolition of derelict housing, create supportive housing for people with addictions and prevent councillors from spending money on themselves.

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Missing woman, 41, last seen in eastern Manitoba on Monday

A missing woman has not been seen or heard from since travelling to run errands in the eastern Manitoba community of Pine Falls, police say.

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Possible measles exposure at The Pas hospital ER waiting room, province warns

Anyone who was at a hospital waiting room in The Pas earlier this week may have been exposed to measles, Manitoba health officials are warning.

General Oct 3, 2026

A tale of 2 tenants: Rent increase at Winnipeg apartment leaves some feeling 'forced out'

Two tenants of a Winnipeg apartment complex facing a $500 rent increase after primarily cosmetic upgrades are handling the news differently, but both say the spike is unjustified.

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Winnipeg Jets give up late lead, drop season-opener 4-3 to visiting Boston Bruins

JJ Peterka scored 3:21 into overtime to lead the Boston Bruins to a 4-3 win over the Winnipeg Jets in front of a packed house of 15,209 at Canada Life Centre on Friday night.

General Oct 3, 2026
Winnipeg Jets begin season with 4-3 OT loss to Boston

Winnipeg Jets begin season with 4-3 OT loss to Boston

Mario Ferraro scored in his Jets debut but Boston rallied late before JJ Paterka won it in overtime.

Sports Oct 2, 2026

Manitoba censures nurse for inappropriate behaviour with students, another for bashing regulator on podcast

Manitoba's nursing regulator has separately censured three nurses, for improperly accessing someone's medical records, for inappropriately touching students and for making "false and defamatory statements" about the regulator on a podcast.

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Students displaced from flooded Winnipeg school missing class time over transportation issues

Parents whose children go to a Winnipeg elementary school that was closed last month over flooding damage say their children are missing hours of class time a week due to transportation to and from another school in the division.

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'They're a nuisance': Residents of Manitoba Interlake community say scale of snake problem is growing

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'This is not reconciliation,' judge says, scolding Canada for dragging feet on First Nations land debt deal

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Tyson Philpot added three more milestones to an already remarkable season Saturday night. And it was coupled with the Montreal Alouettes clinching the East Division in a dominant 37-10 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in front of a sellout crowd of 23,035 at Percival Molson Stadium.

General Oct 4, 2026

Gigantic gourd smashes Manitoba's record for heaviest pumpkin

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