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Crime Stoppers sinuspinde; Blue Bombers sigurado sa playoffs; Klein nangako ng tax freeze — Winnipeg Sabado

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🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Winnipeg police suspend use of Crime Stoppers after data breach uncovered. Itinigil muna ng Winnipeg Police Service ang pakikipagtulungan sa Crime Stoppers matapos matuklasan ang isang data breach, ayon sa anunsyo ng departamento. Ang suspensiyon ay sumunod sa mas malawak na mga ulat tungkol sa isang pambansang paglabag sa datos na nakaapekto sa mga programang Crime Stoppers at nagdulot ng paghinto ng operasyon sa iba pang bahagi ng bansa.
  2. Pedestrian dies after being struck at a crosswalk. Nag-ulat ang pulisya ng isang pagkamatay ng pedestrian matapos masagasaan ang isang tao sa isang markadong crosswalk; binuksan na ng mga awtoridad ang isang imbestigasyon at aktibong sinusuri ng mga imbestigador ang insidente.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Mayoral candidate Klein promises 2027 property-tax freeze and caps future hikes at 2.99%. Nangako si kandidato Klein ng pagpapatigil ng pagtaas ng property tax para sa 2027 at sinabi na ang mga susunod na pagtaas ng buwis sa munisipyo ay ihahain sa 2.99% kada taon, bilang tiyak na hangganan bago ang kampanyang munisipal.
  2. Gillingham still leads Winnipeg mayoral race despite 19-point popularity drop, poll shows. Ipinapakita ng bagong poll na nananatiling nangunguna si Rick Gillingham bilang pinapaborang kandidato para sa mayor ng Winnipeg kahit na bumaba ang kanyang popularidad ng 19 porsyento, ayon sa resulta ng survey.
  3. Winnipeg and Brandon set early-vote record as advance polls close. Iniulat ng mga opisina ng eleksyon sa Winnipeg at Brandon ang rekord na bilang ng maagang botante sa ikot na eleksyong ito nang magsara ang mga advance polling station, na nagpapakita ng hindi karaniwang mataas na turnout nang maaga.

🏈 Sports

  1. Blue Bombers clinch CFL playoff spot after 34-10 win over Lions. Nakamit ng Winnipeg Blue Bombers ang puwesto sa CFL playoffs matapos ang 34-10 na panalo laban sa B.C. Lions; kinatitiyak nito ang pagpasok ng Bombers sa postseason ngayong taon.
  2. Winnipeg Jets fans say Hellebuyck's messy exit tarnishes his legacy. Nagbiro at nagreklamo ang mga tagahanga matapos ang pag-alis ng goalie na si Connor Hellebuyck, at marami ang nagsabing naapektuhan ng paraan ng kanyang pag-alis ang pagtingin sa kanyang legacy sa Winnipeg.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Gallery featuring only local artists opens in Winnipeg's Exchange District. Nagbukas ang isang bagong gallery sa Exchange District na ang programa ay eksklusibong nagpapakita ng mga lokal na alagad ng sining, ayon sa lugar sa paglulunsad ng kanilang unang mga eksibisyon.
  2. Weekend forecast calls for a windy Saturday, forecaster Riley Laychuk says. Nagbabala ang lokal na meteorologist na si Riley Laychuk na asahan ang mahangin na kondisyon sa Sabado sa lungsod.

📰 Also Today

  • Canadian privacy watchdogs powerless to hold Crime Stoppers accountable for data breach.
  • Sask. Crime Stoppers programs pause tip intake due to national data breach.
  • Judge strikes claims against North West Company in grocery-subsidy class action.
  • First Nations leaders set priorities ahead of historic Ottawa meeting, AFN releases position papers.
  • Winnipeg health officials encourage vaccinations against respiratory viruses this fall.
  • Planned CAN$40M Brandon Women's Campus will offer emergency housing and violence supports.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Canadian privacy watchdogs powerless to hold Crime Stoppers accountable for data breach.
  • (Duplicate ID noted) Riley Laychuk's weekend forecast: windy Saturday.

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Source Articles (15)

Winnipeg police suspending use of Crime Stoppers after data breach uncovered

The Winnipeg Police Service says it is suspending its use of Crime Stoppers after an exclusive CBC News investigation uncovered a massive data breach that leaked more than 1.5 million tips reported in Canada.

General Oct 24, 2026

Planned $40M Brandon Women's Campus will provide domestic violence supports, emergency housing: YWCA

Southwestern Manitoba's first dedicated sexual assault examination space will be part of a planned safe space for women and children experiencing domestic violence in southwestern Manitoba, YWCA Westman says.

General Oct 24, 2026

Winnipeg health officials encourage people to get vaccinated against respiratory viruses

As leaves fall this autumn, Winnipeg's health authority is warning that Manitoba will soon see another annual rise in respiratory virus infections like influenza and COVID-19.

General Oct 24, 2026

Gallery featuring only local artists opens in Winnipeg's Exchange District

Lucent Gallery and Design Studio, which exclusively features local artists, has opened in the Exchange District. Owner Laura Porath says Winnipeg has a vibrant art scene but a lack of commercial galleries.

General Oct 24, 2026

'I'm glad that he's gone': Winnipeg Jets fans say messy exit tarnishes Hellebuyck's legacy

Some Winnipeggers say Connor Hellebuyck can go to the Devils for all they care as Jets fans are ready to move past the trade saga.

General Oct 24, 2026

Winnipeg, Brandon set early vote record as advance polls close

A record number of Winnipeggers took advantage of advance voting to cast their ballot ahead of the municipal election next week, the city says.

General Oct 24, 2026

Winnipeg mayoral candidate Klein promises 2027 property-tax freeze, future hikes capped at 2.99%

Winnipeg mayoral candidate Kevin Klein clarified his fiscal policies on Friday as he promised to freeze property taxes in 2027 but also levy a new emergency-service fee equal to a 1.4 per cent property tax increase.

General Oct 24, 2026
First Nations leaders voice priorities ahead of historic meeting in Ottawa

First Nations leaders voice priorities ahead of historic meeting in Ottawa

First Nations leaders are preparing for a historic meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney and the nation’s premiers, the first of its kind in more than two decades.

Politics Oct 24, 2026

Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle at crosswalk

A pedestrian has died after being struck by a pickup truck at a Winnipeg crosswalk Friday evening.

General Oct 24, 2026

Gillingham remains leading choice for Winnipeg mayor despite 19-point popularity decline, new poll suggests

Incumbent Winnipeg mayoral candidate Scott Gillingham remains the preferred choice of Winnipeg voters even though his early and seemingly insurmountable lead has almost been cut in half, according to a new public opinion survey.

General Oct 24, 2026

Manitoba judge strikes claims against North West Company in proposed class action over grocery subsidy money

A Manitoba judge has struck all claims made in a proposed class-action lawsuit that accused the North's biggest grocery chain of keeping federal subsidy money that was supposed to be passed to consumers.

General Oct 24, 2026

Sask. Crime Stoppers programs pause tip intake due to national data breach

A news release issued jointly from Crime Stoppers agencies in Saskatchewan confirmed the impact of the national leak in Saskatchewan, saying "the stolen data included information that could potentially identify some people who provided tips."

General Oct 24, 2026

Blue Bombers clinch CFL playoff spot after 34-10 win over Lions

It's been an up-and-down season for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. And it's a season that will continue after the team once again weathered adversity to beat the B.C. Lions 34-10 on Friday.

General Oct 24, 2026

Canadian privacy watchdogs powerless to hold Crime Stoppers accountable for data breach

In spite of a massive leak of Crime Stoppers tips revealed by a CBC investigation that a legal expert said could be "one of the worst breaches in Canadian history," both federal and provincial privacy watchdogs have suggested their hands are tied.

General Oct 24, 2026

Riley Laychuk's weekend forecast: windy Saturday

Prepare for a windy day on Saturday, with gusts of 60 to 70 km/h expected in southern Manitoba. Wind gusts in Churchill could exceed 90 km/h through the day. Temperatures will fall through the weekend.

General Oct 24, 2026