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Daily Winnipeg May 15 - May 15, 2026

Météo sauvage à Winnipeg, accusations inhabituelles & une journée aux courses — Votre buzz du 15 mai

24 articles il y a 2 semaines 70

🌪️ Météo & Environnement

  1. Juste quand vous pensiez que l'hiver était derrière nous ! Une tempête d'hiver à la mi-mai se dirige vers le nord du Manitoba, rappelant à tout le monde que l'hiver n'est pas encore terminé. Environnement Canada exhorte les résidents à prendre des précautions alors que ce froid inattendu s'installe.
  2. De la pluie sale ? Le sud du Manitoba subit un mélange de temps humide et de tempête de poussière, entraînant quelques étranges cas de 'pluie sale' tombant du ciel. C'est le genre de pluie qui vous fait vous interroger sur vos projets de lessive !
  3. Les moustiques arrivent ! Winnipeg lance son programme de lutte contre les larves de moustiques, probablement pour notre santé mentale. À mesure que le temps se réchauffe, ces petites terreurs vont bientôt bourdonner autour de nous ! Il est temps de faire le plein de spray anti-insectes !

🚓 Criminalité & Sécurité

  1. Une affaire d’agression choquante fait la une des journaux. Un homme de 61 ans est accusé suite à la révélation qu'un adolescent a été agressé sexuellement à plusieurs reprises dans une maison du North End. La communauté est sous le choc, et les conversations sur la sécurité s'intensifient.
  2. Les problèmes des adolescents s’intensifient. Deux garçons, âgés de seulement 17 ans, ont été inculpés en lien avec quatre fusillades à Winnipeg. C'est un rappel sévère de l'impact de la violence juvénile sur notre communauté, et cela soulève des questions urgentes sur le soutien à nos jeunes.
  3. Imaginez avoir besoin de 911 et ne pas pouvoir passer l'appel ! Une récente panne de Bell MTS a laissé des dizaines de Manitobains incapables de joindre les services d'urgence, soulevant de sérieuses inquiétudes sur la fiabilité de la communication en cas d'urgence. Nous devons tous savoir que nos appels peuvent passer quand cela compte le plus !

🏇 Communauté & Culture

  1. La sécurité des animaux sous les projecteurs ! Une vidéo choquante d'un hippodrome de Winnipeg montrant un jockey frappant un cheval a suscité l'indignation et des appels à une meilleure surveillance du bien-être animal. C'est difficile à regarder, mais cela pousse à des changements nécessaires dans les pratiques équestres.
  2. Un retournement tragique d’ATV fait une victime. Un homme de 36 ans de la Nation Sagkeeng Anicinabe est décédé suite à un accident d'ATV. C'est un rappel sobre de l'importance de la sécurité alors que nous profitons de la nature.
  3. Une canalisation a éclaté, et le chaos s'est ensuivi ! Une canalisation de salle de bain cassée à l'hôpital de Kenora a causé d'importants dégâts. Imaginez, un petit tuyau peut causer de grands désagréments dans le domaine de la santé ! Espérons que des réparations rapides seront réalisées bientôt.
  4. Les projets d'été sont en attente ! Le printemps peu favorable à Winnipeg perturbe la saison des patios et les projets de jardinage. C'est vraiment difficile de planter quand le sol est encore gelé !

🛑 Sports

  1. Les Golden Knights prennent des pénalités en dehors de la glace. La LNH a pénalisé les Vegas Golden Knights pour avoir enfreint des règles médiatiques après leur victoire en sixième match, leur retirant un choix de repêchage de deuxième ronde et infligeant une amende de 100 000 $ à l'entraîneur John Tortorella. On dirait qu'être gentil fait aussi partie du jeu !
  2. Nouvelle chance pour Mark Scheifele ! Alors que l'équipe du Canada se dirige vers le championnat du monde de hockey, la star des Jets, Scheifele, est prête à briller sur la scène mondiale. C'est sa chance de rédemption après avoir manqué d'importants événements précédents. Sa performance pourrait redynamiser sa carrière !

🎉 Histoires réconfortantes

  1. Marcher pour une cause ! La campagne Moose Hide a traversé le Manitoba, s'élevant contre la violence envers les femmes et les enfants autochtones. C'est réconfortant de voir la communauté se rassembler pour une cause si importante !
  2. Préparation pour l'été ! Les acheteurs font déjà la queue plusieurs heures avant l'inauguration de Uniqlo à Winnipeg. Pouvez-vous leur en vouloir ? Un peu de thérapie par le shopping est exactement ce dont nous avons besoin alors que nous passons à un temps plus chaud !

📅 Dernières réflexions

Alors quoi ? Des chocs météorologiques aux appels pour des changements dans les mesures de sécurité, la vie quotidienne à Winnipeg n'est jamais ennuyeuse. Gardez l'œil ouvert et restez engagé avec votre communauté !

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RM of Gimli urged to protect scores of snakes from being crushed under wheels of ATVs

An Interlake resident says hundreds of garter snakes are at risk of being crushed every year as they leave a den surrounded by trails frequently used by off-road vehicles.

General May 15, 2026

Winnipeg's suboptimal spring putting a chill on patio, gardening seasons

Winnipeg restaurant owners say a cold spring is having a chilly impact on their businesses. The story is the same at a local gardening centre, where they say sales are off 40 per cent from last year.

General May 15, 2026

Steinbach library looking for long-term solutions amid security incidents that include weapons, drugs

A library in Steinbach, Man., hopes to get funding for long-term security measures like cameras after recording dozens of safety incidents in past year, some of which have involved weapons and drugs.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, May 15, 2026

Friday will be windy across southern Manitoba. What fell as rain on Thursday in northern Manitoba will fall as light snow today.

General May 15, 2026

Family seeks answers after remains of missing man found in Interlake, murder charge laid

The cousin of a 39-year-old man whose remains were found on an Interlake property nearly two months after he went missing says his family is in shock and seeking answers about what happened to Darryl Lambert.

General May 15, 2026

Wet weather mixes with dust storm, brings rare dirty rain to southern Manitoba

If you were hoping for rain to wash away the post-winter grit and grime, you might be confused after the storm that just rolled through southern Manitoba.

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Crews pushed 'beyond exhaustion' battling wildfires overnight

A quick-spreading grass fire came "within feet" of residential properties in the rural municipality of Ste. Anne as firefighters battled the blaze Wednesday night and into early Thursday.

General May 15, 2026

Manitoba aims to bolster rural paramedic numbers with 32 new Assiniboine College training seats

With support from the Manitoba government, Assiniboine College will launch a primary care paramedic training program in January with 32 seats, Manitoba's premier says.

General May 15, 2026

Moose Hide Campaign walks in Manitoba

Hundreds gathered in Brandon and Winnipeg on Thursday to walk as part of the for Moose Hide Campaign — an Indigenous-led movement working to end gender-based violence by connecting with boys and men and encouraging them to speak out.

General May 15, 2026

Man, 61, charged after teen sexually assaulted multiple times at North End home: Winnipeg police

A 61-year-old man is facing nearly 20 charges after Winnipeg police say a teen was forcibly confined and sexually assaulted multiple times at a home in the North End.

General May 15, 2026

Dozens of Manitobans couldn't get through to 911 during Bell MTS outage: report

Dozens of Manitobans who tried to call 911 were met with a busy signal late last month as a power failure at a Bell MTS site affected telecommunications services for several hours, a post-incident report says.

General May 15, 2026

Mid-May winter storm headed for northern Manitoba, Environment Canada warns

Environment Canada has issued yellow-level warnings for significant freezing rain and snow in northern Manitoba and damaging winds in the southern part of the province.

General May 15, 2026

Winnipeg begins mosquito larviciding program

The City of Winnipeg began its annual mosquito larviciding program last week, using ground equipment and four helicopters.

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30 cm of snow to 30 C: Long weekend weather varies greatly across Canada

30 cm of snow to 30 C: Long weekend weather varies greatly across Canada

Multiple weather systems are bringing a mixed bag of weather across Canada for the long weekend, with snow and wind in the Prairies and above-seasonal temperatures across Ontario.

Weather May 15, 2026
Owner of Summerside dogs that killed boy tells court training was in the works

Owner of Summerside dogs that killed boy tells court training was in the works

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Ontario court dismisses Peter Nygard's appeal of sexual assault convictions

Ontario's top court has dismissed an appeal filed by former fashion mogul Peter Nygard, upholding his sexual assault convictions and prison sentence.

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Fierce winds, dust storm cause chaos in southern Manitoba

Hydro crews are dealing with dozens of power outages and people are picking up debris after severe winds on Thursday created havoc across southern Manitoba and reduced visibility in blowing dust.

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Shoppers line up hours before 1st Uniqlo opens in Winnipeg

The ribbon was cut this morning for the grand opening of popular Japanese clothing brand Uniqlo’s first store in Winnipeg.

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Fires sparked around Manitoba by high winds, dry grass and downed power lines

The extreme winds that caused damage and power outages around southern Manitoba on Thursday are also being blamed for igniting and fuelling fires.

General May 15, 2026

Two boys, 17, charged in 4 shootings in Winnipeg

Two teens are facing drug and gun charges after four shootings in Winnipeg this week, including one that left a bullet lodged in a home while its residents were sleeping.

General May 15, 2026

Sagkeeng Anicinabe Nation man, 36, dead after ATV rollover

A 36-year-old man from Sagkeeng Anicinabe Nation is dead after an all-terrain vehicle rolled over into a ditch in the rural municipality of Alexander on Thursday.

General May 15, 2026
ANALYSIS: Mark Scheifele’s chance to shine for Team Canada on world stage

ANALYSIS: Mark Scheifele’s chance to shine for Team Canada on world stage

It would be wrong to suggest Mark Scheifele would have been the difference in winning in Italy, but his versatility would have been a huge asset for Canada.

Sports May 15, 2026

Earworm Kars4Kids ad banned in California. Here's why

A long-running charity ad campaign familiar to Canadians for its catchy Kars4Kids jingle will no longer play in California after a court found it violates false advertising laws.

General May 16, 2026
Golden Knights docked 2nd-round pick, coach fined $100K for breaking media rules

Golden Knights docked 2nd-round pick, coach fined $100K for breaking media rules

The punishments for the 'flagrant violations' of the NHL's media access rules came after previous warnings were issued to the Vegas Golden Knights, the league said on Friday.

Sports May 15, 2026
Horse hit at Winnipeg racetrack in ‘hard to watch’ video prompts calls for change

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Canada May 15, 2026
Flood at Kenora, Ont. hospital caused by broken washroom pipe

Flood at Kenora, Ont. hospital caused by broken washroom pipe

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