¿Alguna vez te has preguntado cuál es el secreto para vivir un siglo? Para una mujer Métis de 100 años, se trata de la familia y un toque de ajo crudo. Su historia nos recuerda de manera conmovedora la importancia del amor y la risa en nuestras vidas mientras envejecemos con gracia.
¿Alertas de inundación? ¡Más bien certezas de inundación! Las Primeras Naciones Peguis y Fisher River declararon el estado de emergencia esta semana, mientras los residentes se preparan para evacuar a medida que los niveles de agua amenazan sus hogares. Es un recordatorio contundente del impacto del cambio climático en nuestro propio patio trasero.
¡Fanáticos del hockey, alégrense! ¡Los Manitoba Moose van a los playoffs! Tras un fuerte final de la temporada regular, los Moose se enfrentarán a los Milwaukee Admirals a partir del 22 de abril. ¡Esta podría ser tu oportunidad de ver acción apasionante de la AHL, así que consigue tus boletos!
¡Se viene una renovación vial! Niverville y el gobierno de Manitoba se están uniendo para mejorar la calle principal con 17.7 millones de dólares. Esta mejora podría significar un mejor flujo de tráfico y un rostro renovado para la comunidad. ¡Hablemos de actualizar tu vecindario!
¡Una nueva ayuda para los sobrevivientes de trauma en Selkirk! El Centro de Crisis Esperanza de los Supervivientes está a punto de abrir sus puertas, proporcionando apoyo crucial a los sobrevivientes de agresiones sexuales. Su dedicación señala un cambio muy necesario hacia la curación en nuestra provincia.
¿Dependerá el futuro de Churchill del GNL? Los políticos están debatiendo si el apoyo financiero a Churchill dependerá del envío de gas natural licuado para 2030. Esto podría dar forma no solo a la economía de Churchill, sino también a la de toda la provincia. ¡Mantente alerta!
¡Primero la NFL, ahora la CFL! El mariscal canadiense Taylor Elgersma ha firmado con los Winnipeg Blue Bombers, enfatizando su deseo de regresar a casa. En una liga que a menudo se centra en las importaciones, su historia de compromiso con sus raíces locales inspirará a los aficionados.
¡Tenemos un problema de sarampión: 45 nuevos casos esta semana! Manitoba sigue liderando Canadá en infecciones de sarampión, lo que definitivamente debería hacernos verificar nuestro estado de vacunación. Las iniciativas de salud pública son vitales mientras nos esforzamos por proteger la salud de nuestra comunidad.
¡Proteger la cuenca del río Seal podría hacerse realidad! Una nueva propuesta podría llevar a que dicha cuenca se designe como tierra protegida, asegurando su conservación para las generaciones futuras. ¡Es una victoria para los esfuerzos ambientales y el liderazgo indígena!
¡Adiós, Harbourview Recreation Complex! La ciudad de Winnipeg anunció planes para demoler este querido sitio antes del final del año. Al despedirnos, es la oportunidad de recordar todos los momentos comunitarios que se vivieron allí.
¡Boeing está invirtiendo mucho en Winnipeg! Con un compromiso de 36 millones de dólares en investigación y desarrollo, el gigante de la aeroespacial no solo está despegando, sino que también está elevando nuestra economía local. ¡Esta inversión podría significar más empleos locales e innovación!
¡El clima primaveral trae su mezcla de lluvia y nieve! ¡Mantén esos paraguas y palas de nieve a la mano, amigos! Un pronóstico de temperaturas fluctuantes significa que aún podríamos enfrentarnos al clima invernal en abril. ¡Esperemos una transición suave hacia la primavera!
¡Los preparativos para inundaciones están en marcha en todo Manitoba! Desde la distribución de sacos de arena hasta planes de emergencia, las comunidades se están arremangando mientras se preparan para las inminentes inundaciones primaverales. ¡Es un verdadero esfuerzo comunitario para proteger hogares y medios de vida!
¡Un antiguo aspirante a la NFL regresa a casa! Un mariscal canadiense firma con los Winnipeg Blue Bombers, marcando un regreso a sus raíces tras buscar oportunidades en el extranjero. ¡Siempre es agradable ver cómo el talento vuelve a casa!
Inundaciones, Fútbol y Sabiduría Familiar – Tu Semana en Winnipeg en Revisión
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Winnipeg-born author Jon Klassen wins nearly $750K Swedish prize for children's literature
Jon Klassen, the Winnipeg-born children's book author and illustrator of I Want My Hat Back, has won a Swedish book prize worth nearly $750,000.
West Broadway residents aim to take housing off the market, keep it affordable with new ownership structure
Residents in a Winnipeg neighbourhood want to buy up land and protect it as affordable housing for years to come.
Ottawa rebuffs Manitoba immigration minister's pressing for higher numbers
The minister in charge of Manitoba's immigration system travelled to Ottawa this week with local business leaders to push for extensions to federal work permits and for immigration increases through the provincial nominee program. The answer was no.
RCMP officer failed to find gun during search of youth being placed in Thompson detachment cell
Police say something "went wrong" when a youth managed to get a gun into a cell at the Thompson RCMP detachment after a search failed to find it on him. The incident happened in 2024. Cleaning staff found the gun behind a toilet two days later, and ammunition was later found in the toilet bowl.
Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, April 17, 2026
Light snow tapers off early in the day for southern Manitoba, with up to 10 centimetres possible in the northeast. Temperatures warm up by early next week.
Manitoba should declare public health emergency amid spike in drug-related deaths, groups say
Some front-line organizations in Winnipeg are calling for the province to declare a public health emergency after a recent spike in drug-related deaths.
Lawyer says ex-client didn't mention disgraced Winnipeg police officer before pleading guilty
A lawyer who previously represented a man now trying to withdraw his guilty pleas in a drug case, alleging he was forced to enter them by a Winnipeg police officer who threatened him at gunpoint, says he never heard anything about that story.
Human smuggler asks U.S. appeals court to quash conviction, sentence
One of two men convicted of human smuggling in 2025 is asking a U.S. court to overturn his conviction and sentence, in a case where a family of four from India froze to death as they tried to walk across the international border from Manitoba in blizzard conditions in 2022.
Winnipeg Jets go out with a whimper, ending season with 6-1 home-ice drubbing by Sharks
Macklin Celebrini set a San Jose Sharks' franchise record for points in a season after a goal and pair of assists in a 6-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday.
Canadian QB signs with Winnipeg Blue Bombers after exploring options in NFL, UFL
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers club announced Thursday night it had signed Canadian quarterback Taylor Elgersma, who won the . Hec Crighton Trophy with Wilfrid Laurier in 2024. Contact details weren't divulged.
Grocery benefit and one-time GST top-up to land in Canadians' accounts this summer
The Liberal government's groceries benefit and GST top-up announced in January will begin landing in Canadians' bank accounts this summer.
From Manitoba to Quebec, Canadians prepare for spring flooding
Environment Canada said parts of southern Quebec had received up to 40 millimetres of rain since the start to the week, and forecasts are calling for more.
Freezing rain makes for dicey driving conditions in southeast Manitoba
A band of freezing rain that passed through southeastern Manitoba made for a dicey drive on Friday morning.
Boeing announces $36M for research and development at Winnipeg facility
Boeing plans to spend $36 million on composite aerospace manufacturing research and development projects at its Winnipeg facility, the aerospace company's president announced Friday.
2 teens arrested after officers called for report of assault at Winnipeg school: police
Two teenage girls were arrested following an incident at a Winnipeg school on Thursday, police say.
Shift from home delivery to community mailboxes 'not good at all,' 85-year-old Winnipegger says
Canada Post's decision to phase out home delivery in more Winnipeg neighbourhoods is not welcome news for Bernice Lamontagne, who's about to turn 85 and uses a cane to get around.
Woman accused of ‘forcibly’ tampering with Manitoba Hydro meter to steal power
A 46-year-old Winnipeg woman was arrested after being accused of interfering with a load limiter on her hydro meter and stealing power for much of last month, according to police.
Winnipeg eyes water rate freeze after revenue spike, but proposal hinges on outside funding
A spike in water revenue last year could lead the City of Winnipeg to freeze water and sewer rates next year instead of going ahead with a planned hike. Mayor Scott Gillingham and members of his inner circle are proposing a rate freeze in 2027 and cancelling a planned 4.2 per cent increase.
Most Peguis First Nation homes threatened by flooding still need protection, Manitoba premier says
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says about a quarter of the homes at risk of flooding on Peguis First Nation are being protected so far, as the community braces for rising water on the nearby Fisher River.
Manitoba premier stands by statement ex-teacher commissioner was fired
Manitoba's premier is doubling down on his claim the provincial head of teacher misconduct investigations was fired for working in Florida and did not resign.
Silver alert issued for missing senior last seen in Selkirk on Thursday night: Manitoba RCMP
A silver alert has been issued for a missing woman with dementia who hasn't contacted her family in more than a day, RCMP say. Cynthia Jacobucci, 68, was last seen in Selkirk, Man., on Thursday night, RCMP said in a Friday alert
Public asked to weigh in on plan to preserve Seal River watershed through parks, national reserve
A vast and biodiverse ecosystem in Manitoba's north is one step closer to long-term protections that the province and Ottawa have been talking about extending for years.
Federal cash for Churchill expansion could hinge on ability to ship LNG by 2030, Kinew suggests
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says Ottawa has hinted that it wants liquified natural gas shipping out of Churchill by 2030 or federal support for an expansion of a port in the community could be off the table.
Judge finds Sioux Valley Dakota Nation man guilty of 2nd-degree murder after Brandon trial
A Sioux Valley Dakota Nation man has been found guilty of second-degree murder in the shooting death of a younger man in the community. Jeremy John Blacksmith, 43, was accused of shooting 21-year old Blaze Tacan in the head with a sawed-off shotgun nearly three years ago.
Manitoba reports 45 new measles cases, continues to make up most of Canada's infections
Manitoba has again recorded dozens of new measles cases since its last weekly update, as it holds on to its place as Canada's hot spot for the highly contagious disease.
Art in Bloom brings spring floral vibes to Winnipeg Art Gallery
The Winnipeg Art Gallery is hosting Art in Bloom, a three-day exhibit of fresh floral designs and the artwork that inspired them. This year, 94 floral installations are on display from Friday until Sunday.
Ford recalls 144,000 F-150s in Canada due to gearshift issue
Safety issue impacts some vehicles with six-speed automatic transmissions made between 2015 and 2017. The issue can cause unexpected downshifting while the vehicle is moving.
ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets need to look past loyalty and focus on change
There are few words about the season of the Winnipeg Jets that haven’t already been said. The GM has said the right things. So has the coach and the players.
Northern Manitoba could see ‘protected land’ label for Seal River Watershed
A proposal from the First Nations in the Seal River Watershed Alliance, along with the provincial and federal governments proposes designating the watershed as protected land.
New centre looks to expand support for Manitoba sexual assault survivors
Staff travel across the Interlake to deliver educational workshops, provide counselling and support survivors when they present at hospitals and RCMP detachments.
Disappointed Winnipeg Jets reflect on fall from grace after missing out on NHL playoffs
Plummeting from a Presidents' Trophy winner to failing to make the NHL playoffs was "unacceptable, this season," Winnipeg Jets goalie Connor Hellebuyck assessed Friday.
Harbourview Recreation Complex to be demolished by end of 2026, City of Winnipeg says
A decades-old community hub in North Kildonan is set to be demolished, and while some who live in the area are disappointed by the news, others are looking to the future for what the northeast Winnipeg site could hold.
'Excited to be here': new Winnipeg QB focused on Blue Bombers after trying his luck in U.S.
Taylor Elgersma doesn't view coming to the CFL and signing with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this week as a consolation prize. The Canadian quarterback from London, Ont., told reporters in a video call his attempts to play in the NFL and another league are behind him and "it was time to come home."
Brandon dance school celebrates 50 years of fleet-footed moves
High-flying kicks and fleet-footed dancers are celebrating the Brandon Troyanda School of Ukrainian Dance's 50th anniversary this weekend. More than 600 dancers from Manitoba and Saskatchewan are expected to take part in the school's biennial festival and competition.
Niverville, Manitoba government to share $17.7M costs to improve Main Street
The town of Niverville is splitting the tab with the province on a $17.7-million reconstruction of its Main Street. Doubling of lanes and a roundabout on the west half of the community is meant to help Manitoba's fastest-growing town handle more people and businesses moving in.
Westbound traffic down to 1 lane on stretch of Portage Avenue next week, True North says
Westbound traffic on a stretch of Portage Avenue will be down to one lane for most of next week, as True North Sports and Entertainment says construction on the Portage Place redevelopment in downtown Winnipeg hits "an exciting milestone."
Canadian QB Elgersma says `it was time to come home’ after signing with Blue Bombers
Taylor Elgersma doesn't view coming to the CFL and signing with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers this week as a consolation prize.
Dawson Trek preserves 155-year history of Manitoba's log-road link to eastern Canada
A bumpy log road built 155 years ago that connected what is now Winnipeg to eastern Canada is having its history preserved in part thanks to a modern-day cycling trek.
The NHL’s new weapon: 6 regular guys from Winnipeg and a smartphone
In the high-stakes, "always-on" ecosystem of professional hockey, one of the assets a star athlete can possess may not be a faster, harder slap shot. It may be a group of friends who can handle the digital limelight for them — and a group of ordinary guys from Winnipeg may be the prototype of what's known as influencer by proxy.
Riley Laychuk's weekend forecast: cooler temperatures
Temperatures remain cool through the weekend. Another system is poised to bring snow and rain to northern Manitoba on Monday.
Special weather statements issued for parts of Ontario, Quebec
Rain warnings are in effect across parts of Ontario and Quebec, with flooding concerns rising as saturated ground and swollen rivers face more rainfall.
Peguis declares state of emergency with flood risk 'a certainty'
Peguis First Nation has declared a state of emergency, saying evacuations will be required with a potentially devasting flood set to strike the Manitoba community within days.
Father travels from Zimbabwe to Winnipeg to search for missing 30-year-old son
Family and friends of a 30-year-old man who has been missing for more than two months say they're praying to find answers as they searched a south Winnipeg park alongside volunteers on Saturday.
I was a Hutterite teen in crisis, so I called a kids' help line. If you're in crisis, you should too
Kaylee Maendel had an idylic childhood, growing up on a Hutterite colony in southern Manitoba. But when she experienced mental health challenges in her teens, she sought help. Now she shares her story to help others in crisis.
Section of Henderson Highway closed after pedestrian hit early Sunday morning, Winnipeg police say
A section of Henderson Highway was closed on Sunday after Winnipeg police say a pedestrian was hit early that morning.
State of emergency declared in Peguis, Fisher River ahead of potential flooding
The chief of Peguis First Nation said "extensive" flooding is expected for the community, but said it has not been determined when it will occur.
100-year-old Métis woman says a large, loving family — and raw garlic — are key to living a long, happy life
For Vina Vesinger, the secret to a century-long life lies in being surrounded by generations of loving family members — and eating lots of raw garlic.
Manitoba Moose AHL 2026 playoff schedule set
With the regular AHL season over, the fourth-place Manitoba Moose will face the fifth-place Milwaukee Admirals in a best-of-three, play-in series beginning Wednesday night.