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Bombers' Late TD, Record Number of Women Elected & Oncologist Quits — Winnipeg Sunday

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🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. Manitoba elects a record number of women in municipal elections. The provincial count reached a new high, with the vote outcome described in the municipal-election results released after polls closed on election day. The increase in women elected was reported alongside final candidate tallies from cities and towns across Manitoba.

  2. A Brandon-based medical oncologist says he is leaving his 'dream job' over lack of support. The oncologist cited lack of support as his reason for departure from the Brandon cancer-care position. He publicly announced his decision to leave the role in Brandon, calling the position his former "dream job."

  3. Some Western Canadians are adjusting to time differences even though clocks didn't change. Residents in Western provinces reported altering routines to a new time schedule despite official clocks remaining the same. The adjustment was noted across multiple Western Canadian communities.

  4. Winnipeg firefighters responded to four fires within an eight-hour span overnight. The fire service reported four separate blazes in Winnipeg occurring over an eight-hour period during the overnight shift. Fire crews handled each incident across the city during that time frame.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Newcomers and visitors from around the world attended the Manito Ahbee Festival powwow. The festival drew international visitors and new residents to the powwow events at the Manito Ahbee Festival. Organizers reported attendance from people identified as newcomers alongside visitors from multiple countries.

  2. Massive troll sculptures will make their Canadian debut at a Winnipeg zoo exhibit. The sculptures are set to appear at the Winnipeg zoo as part of a new exhibit marking their first Canadian showing. The exhibit will feature the large-scale troll pieces on display at the zoo.

  3. Brown's late touchdown pass to Demski gave the Bombers a 25-22 East semifinal win over the Argos. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Toronto Argonauts 25-22 after a late TD pass from Brown to Demski in the East semifinal game. The score and decisive play were recorded in the playoff boxscore.

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Brown's late TD pass to Demski earns Bombers 25-22 East semifinal win over Argos

Dru Brown's 23-yard TD pass to Nick Demski with 44 seconds remaining rallied the Winnipeg Blue Bombers past the Toronto Argonauts 25-22 in the East Division semifinal Saturday afternoon.

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Winnipeg firefighters respond to 4 fires within 8-hour span overnight

Winnipeg firefighters battled four separate blazes across the city within a span of less than eight hours overnight between Friday and early Saturday morning.

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Newcomers, visitors from around the world attend Manito Ahbee Festival powwow

Antonio Mann and Keisha Williams from Central Queensland, Australia, were also in Winnipeg for the World Indigenous Business Forum. They stuck around for the Manito Ahbee Festival, and wore their traditional attire as part of the Grand Entry.

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Manitoba elects record number of women in municipal elections

History was made Wednesday when a record number of women were elected in municipal elections across Manitoba. Of the 339 women who ran for office, 213 were elected, which is almost 25 per cent of elected municipal officials — up from 20 per cent in 2022.

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Medical oncologist based in Brandon says he's leaving his 'dream job' over lack of support

A medical oncologist based in Brandon is leaving the role in November, saying his repeated calls for support have been ignored by the province.

General Nov 1, 2026

Some Western Canadians adjusting to time differences, despite clocks not changing

The clocks aren't changing Sunday in the western half of the country, but that doesn't mean changes aren't coming as British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, northwestern Ontario and the Northwest Territories all chose this year to stick with daylight time.

General Nov 1, 2026

Massive troll sculptures to make Canadian debut at Winnipeg zoo exhibit

Six lumbering troll sculptures are taking their first trek into Canada this month on a mission to save the humans — and Winnipeggers will be the first to meet them.

General Nov 1, 2026