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Imbestigasyon sa Homicide, Pagbagsak ng Jets sa Road at Cruser na Sinira — Winnipeg, Martes

21 artikulo 2 oras ang nakalipas 14

🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Lalaki, 23, pinagbabaril matapos makipagkita sa grupo sa Balmoral/Spence, namatay sa ospital. Ayon sa Winnipeg Police Service (WPS), si Jayden Laporte, 23, ay pinagbabaril matapos makipagkita sa isang grupo malapit sa Balmoral Avenue at Spence Street; dinala siya ng pamilya sa Health Sciences Centre at kalaunan ay binawian ng buhay. Miyembro si Laporte ng Long Plain First Nation na nakatira sa Portage la Prairie; iniimbestigahan ng homicide unit ng WPS ang kaso.
  2. 18 anyos inaresto matapos pinuputulan ang gulong ng police cruiser sa Furby Street. Ayon sa WPS, habang tumutugon ang mga opisyal sa tawag sa Furby Street, nakasalubong nila ang isang 18 anyos na umano’y nagbanta na pumuputol ng mga gulong ng cruiser; nakuha ng pulis ang isang kutsilyo, gumamit ng conducted energy weapon para arestuhin siya, at kinasuhan ng dalawang bilang ng assault on a peace officer, dalawang bilang ng uttering threats, possession of a weapon at mischief under $5,000.

🏈 Palakasan

  1. Winnipeg Jets (koponan ng NHL) talo 2-1 sa St. Louis, pumalo sa tatlong sunod na pagkatalo. Natalo ang Winnipeg Jets 2-1 nitong Martes sa St. Louis; si Cole Perfetti ang nag-iisang nakapuntos para sa Winnipeg. Ang koponan ay 0-for-3 sa power play at ito ang unang regulation road loss ng Jets ngayong season habang sinisimulan nila ang maikling two-game trip.

📰 Ngayon Din

  • Walang inaasahang trade deal sa pagitan ng Canada at U.S. bago ang U.S. midterms, ayon sa mga source.
  • Lalaki, 23, namatay matapos pagbabarilin sa West Broadway area.
  • Nagsimulang unti-unting magbukas muli ang plasma company Grifols matapos dalawang buwang paghinto.
  • Nag-post si Riley Laychuk ng Manitoba weather forecast para sa Oct. 20, 2026.
  • Profile: Sinusuri ang pamana ng Sheegl era sa Winnipeg city hall.
  • Tatlong chief ng First Nations tinanggihan ang pahayag ng minister ng Manitoba na sumusuporta sila sa moose hunts.
  • Guro sa Winnipeg tinanggalan ng certificate matapos magpadala ng daan-daang mensahe sa isang estudyante.
  • Poll: Karamihan sa mga Winnipeggers nagsasabi na mas masahol ang transit kaysa apat na taon na ang nakalipas.
  • Dean ng law na humaharap sa extradition nagturo sa German for‑profit school ng maraming taon.
  • PCs: Mas maraming kapangyarihan sa pagpaprescribe ng mga pharmacist makakatulong sa rural Manitoba.
  • Umaasa ang mga grupo na ang Thompson point‑in‑time count magdadala ng karagdagang tulong para sa mga walang tirahan.
  • Nagbabala ang mayor laban sa pagkuha ng pera mula sa lungsod matapos purihin ang pagsisikap na mabawi ang pondo.
  • Co‑owner ng Jets hayagang sumuporta sa isang kandidato sa mayor, nag-sisi sa pag‑support noon pang mga nakaraang taon.
  • Naantala ang resulta ng referendum sa Alberta matapos ang mga problema sa voting day.
  • Sunod-sunod na banggaan ng pedestrian at sasakyan nag‑bigay‑babala ang WPS.
  • Naghahanap ng staff ang Lighthouse Mission para sa bagong non‑medical detox program.
  • Lalaki na nawalan ng mga binti dahil sa MS naghahabi ng mga tuque sa custom cot para painitin ang mga ulo.
  • Ulat ng lungsod: Record high ang advance voter turnout sa Winnipeg bago ang election day.

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Source Articles (21)

Advance voter turnout reaches record high in Winnipeg ahead of election day, city says

The City of Winnipeg says advance voter turnout in this year's civic election has been strong, with 25,514 ballotscast as of Sunday evening.

General Oct 20, 2026

Man who lost legs to MS warming heads and hearts by knitting tuques on custom-made cot

Leonard Foidart built a cot so he can knit comfortably while lying down. The 84-year-old from Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Man., lost his legs decades ago and finds it difficult to sit but loves to knit, donating more than 1,000 tuques in the last five years.

General Oct 20, 2026

Lighthouse Mission trying to staff new non-medical detox program

A charity in Winnipeg that helps people who are homeless is looking for staff to run its new non-medical detox program. People who want to quit alcohol or drugs will have to get medical clearance from a doctor before being accepted into Lighthouse Mission's 10-bed facility.

General Oct 20, 2026

Spate of pedestrian-vehicle collisions prompts warnings from Winnipeg police

Winnipeg police are urging pedestrians and drivers to be more careful after multiple incidents of people being hit over the past month.

General Oct 20, 2026

Alberta referendum: Province awaits results after delays on voting day

General Oct 20, 2026

Winnipeg Jets co-owner publicly backs a mayoral candidate despite regretting doing so years ago

Winnipeg Jets co-owner Mark Chipman is endorsing Scott Gillingham for mayor, despite regretting having endorsed a mayoral candidate over 10 years ago.

General Oct 20, 2026

Winnipeg mayor warns anyone trying to rip off city after inquiry report praises its efforts to recoup funds

Praise for Winnipeg's legal efforts that recouped $29 million in police headquarters costs led Mayor Scott Gillingham to issue a warning against anyone thinking of defrauding the city.

General Oct 20, 2026

Groups hope Thompson, Man., point-in-time count brings more help for homeless

Volunteers in Thompson hope a recent citywide count of homeless people will lead to change.

General Oct 20, 2026

More pharmacist prescribing power would help rural Manitoba, Progressive Conservatives say

Manitoba pharmacists are the most restricted when it comes to what they can prescribe without a doctor, and Progressive Conservatives reiterated Monday that they want to change that.

General Oct 20, 2026

Law dean facing extradition to Canada taught at German for-profit school for years

A disgraced former Manitoba law dean who was arrested in France earlier this year had been working at Germany's largest university for several years.

General Oct 20, 2026

Majority of Winnipeggers believe public transit is worse than 4 years ago, poll suggests

Public transit in Winnipeg is worse now than four years ago, said 60 per cent of respondents to an Abacus Data survey.

General Oct 20, 2026

Winnipeg teacher stripped of certificate after sending hundreds of messages to student in 'serious breach'

A Winnipeg teacher has been stripped of his licence over a years-long "inappropriately close relationship" with a student that began in a middle school and continued after the student went on to high school.

General Oct 20, 2026

3 First Nations chiefs reject Manitoba cabinet minister's claim they support moose hunts

Three First Nations chiefs say they're still at odds with the Manitoba government over who can hunt moose on their traditional territories, despite a recent statement from a cabinet minister claiming otherwise.

General Oct 20, 2026

From 'Get 'er done' to 'PLEASE make this work': The enduring legacy of the Sheegl era at Winnipeg's city hall

A single email in the midst of thousands of documents epitomized the culture of Winnipeg city hall during the Katz-Sheegl era.

General Oct 20, 2026

Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026

High temperatures continue to run above seasonal across southern Manitoba. This pattern will hold in place for much of the week.

General Oct 20, 2026

Plasma donation company Grifols begins phased reopening of centres after 2-month hiatus

Grifols is resuming operations at its Canadian clinics after temporarily shutting down all paid plasma collection in mid-August amid public scrutiny.

General Oct 20, 2026

Man, 23, dies after shooting in Winnipeg's West Broadway area

A 23-year-old man is dead after being shot while meeting up with a group of people in Winnipeg, say police.

General Oct 20, 2026

No Canada-U.S. trade deal expected before American midterm elections: sources

The Canada-U.S. trade war is poised to grind on for the foreseeable future, as sources tell CBC News hope of a deal before the American midterm elections has completely faded.

General Oct 20, 2026
Man arrested after slashing Winnipeg police cruiser tire: WPS

Man arrested after slashing Winnipeg police cruiser tire: WPS

An 18-year-old man was arrested after allegedly acting verbally aggressive and slashing the tire of a Winnipeg police cruiser on Sunday, the service said.

Crime Oct 20, 2026
Police search for suspect after 23-year-old man killed in Winnipeg

Police search for suspect after 23-year-old man killed in Winnipeg

Jayden Laporte, 23, was taken to hospital with gunshot wounds on Sunday night. He later died, prompting Winnipeg police's homicide unit to investigate.

Crime Oct 20, 2026
Winnipeg Jets’ losing skid hits three games with 2-1 defeat in St. Louis

Winnipeg Jets’ losing skid hits three games with 2-1 defeat in St. Louis

Stuart Skinner made 26 saves and Cole Perfetti scored his sixth of the season but a Philip Broberg power play goal in the third was the difference.

Sports Oct 20, 2026