🚨 Crime & Public Safety
- Teen charged with second-degree murder in Winnipeg shooting of a 15-year-old boy. Winnipeg Police have charged a teen with second-degree murder after the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old, according to the report; the charge marks a major development in the case and will proceed through Winnipeg courts.
- Final report from the Winnipeg police HQ inquiry will be made public Monday, premier says. The provincial premier set a public release date of Monday for the inquiry report into Winnipeg police headquarters, signalling an imminent city-focused disclosure and potential policy or oversight consequences.
- Union decries 'jaw-dropping' rise in violence against Winnipeg School Division staff. The union representing Winnipeg School Division employees publicly described a sharp increase in violent incidents against staff, naming the Winnipeg School Division as the setting for the reported rise and calling attention to staff safety concerns.
🏥 Health
- Manitoba declares measles outbreak over. Provincial health officials declared the measles outbreak over in Manitoba, ending the active response phase and allowing public-health resources to transition from outbreak control to routine surveillance.
- Winnipeg health meetings end with federal pledge to extend rare-disease research funding. Federal officials committed to extending funding for rare-disease research following meetings in Winnipeg, a funding decision that affects local researchers and patient groups engaged in those programs.
🏛️ Government & Politics
- Labour endorsement, zoning clashes, infrastructure and safety dominate Winnipeg mayoral campaign trail. Winnipeg mayoral candidates faced issues including a labour endorsement, zoning disputes, infrastructure questions and public-safety topics on the campaign trail, according to coverage of recent city campaign events.
- New legal challenge filed over housing development next to the historic Winnipeg curling club. A fresh court challenge targets the proposed housing development beside the historic Winnipeg curling club, formally contesting approvals and setting up a legal test over zoning and heritage-adjacent development.
🎨 Community & Culture
- Edmonton Elks clinch home field for CFL West final after 35-27 win over Winnipeg Blue Bombers. The Edmonton Elks beat the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35-27 as Cody Fajardo rushed for two TDs and passed for two more, giving Edmonton home-field for the CFL West final and leaving Winnipeg (8-9) with a possible playoff spot dependent on Calgary's result.
📰 Also Today
- Brandon mayoral debate focuses on growth and taxes.
- Blue Bombers bucked by Elks as Edmonton clinches West final.
- Riley Laychuk’s weekend forecast: sunny in the south.
- All 10 Steinbach candidates spoke at a voters’ forum.
- Thompson nickel mine officially under new ownership.
- (Duplicate ID noted) Growth and taxes take centre stage at Brandon mayoral debate.
- Body of missing paddleboarder recovered from Okanagan Lake, Hutterite dive team.