Un accidente grave deja a una persona en el hospital en Transcona. Tras una colisión dramática en la zona de Transcona, una persona se está recuperando en el hospital, recordándonos a todos la importancia de la seguridad vial, especialmente con la llegada del verano y más conductores en las carreteras. Un apuñalamiento fatal en Thompson genera preocupaciones. La GRC está buscando la ayuda del público para identificar a una persona de interés relacionada con un trágico incidente que ha dejado a una comunidad en duelo y ha suscitado conversaciones sobre seguridad. ¡Las abuelas africanas se lucen por una causa benéfica! El desfile de moda anual de esta semana fue electrizante, exhibiendo talento, cultura y recaudando fondos para una causa importante. Los primeros ministros del oeste se reúnen para abordar el separatismo. A medida que las mareas políticas cambian, los primeros ministros de Canadá occidental se reunirán en Alberta para discutir problemas económicos y políticos apremiantes, siendo el coqueteo de Alberta con el separatismo un tema que toca de cerca. ¡La IA se encuentra con la historia de Manitoba! ¡Imagina tener un chatbot de IA para ayudarte a explorar las leyendas locales! Una nueva iniciativa promete facilitar el acceso a la rica historia de nuestra región, tan fácil como enviar un mensaje de texto — ¡hablando de un toque futurista! Un robo impactante en una guardería conmociona a la comunidad. Imagina llegar a la guardería de tu hijo solo para descubrir que su amado parque infantil ha sido robado. Este crimen ha dejado a los padres incrédulos y destaca la necesidad de vigilancia comunitaria. Un trágico accidente vehicular cobra la vida de un hombre. Un hombre falleció esta semana tras chocar con un camión de agua estacionado en una calle del oeste de Winnipeg. Este incidente enfatiza la necesidad crítica de ser conscientes de los vehículos estacionados en carreteras concurridas. Los peatones heridos nos recuerdan los peligros del tráfico. Una mujer se encuentra en estado inestable después de ser atropellada por un vehículo, un recordatorio demasiado frecuente de la importancia de la seguridad peatonal en la ciudad. El clima cálido llega a medida que la primavera se establece. El pronóstico de Riley Laychuk promete temperaturas sofocantes, incitándonos a sacar los pantalones cortos y el protector solar a medida que se acerca el verano. ¡Más candidatos ingresan a la carrera por la alcaldía de Winnipeg! Esta semana ha visto un aumento de contendientes que buscan el puesto más alto de la ciudad, provocando debates animados y fomentando la participación cívica — ¡se está configurando una emocionante elección! La elegibilidad para la vacuna contra la hepatitis A se amplía en medio de preocupaciones sobre brotes. A medida que la cifra de muertes por un brote local aumenta, Manitoba toma medidas proactivas para proteger a sus residentes, subrayando la importancia de las iniciativas de salud pública. La seguridad del transporte público recibe un nuevo enfoque. Tras una iniciativa de la ciudad, la policía está regresando a ciertos lugares del transporte público de Winnipeg, enviando un mensaje tranquilizador sobre la seguridad de la comunidad y la confiabilidad del transporte público. La violencia estalla cuando dos hombres son baleados. Un hombre de 20 años ha sido acusado de asesinato en segundo grado tras un tiroteo, destacando las preocupaciones continuas sobre el crimen en ciertos vecindarios y la necesidad de sanación y recuperación de la comunidad. Los cigarrillos ilegales le cuestan mucho a los canadienses. Una operación de narcóticos coordinada ha expuesto el creciente problema de los cigarrillos falsificados en Manitoba, un recordatorio contundente de las implicaciones del comercio ilegal, no solo para los minoristas sino también para la salud pública. Las mentes jóvenes brillan en el Museo de los Derechos Humanos. Los estudiantes de Manitoba presentaron proyectos excepcionales esta semana, ilustrando cómo la juventud asume un papel activo en la comprensión y promoción de los derechos humanos — una señal esperanzadora para el futuro.
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Cold temperatures, strong winds delay seeding for Manitoba farmers
Strong winds and cold days are delaying planting season for many Manitoba farmers, who are already dealing with high fuel and fertilizer costs.
City sues insurance companies after Dakota Community Centre damaged in sewer backup
The City of Winnipeg is suing a number of insurance companies after a community centre sustained damage in a sewer backup two years ago.
Alice in Wonderland-themed event turns dinner upside down in Blumenort
Trucking company owner Cornelius Petkau is bringing culinary experiments, concerts and more to Blumenort, with the goal of turning the small southeastern Manitoba community into an entertainment destination.
Man arrested in Toronto in connection with string of arsons, extortions in Winnipeg
A 41-year-old man who was wanted in connection with a Winnipeg extortion investigation has been arrested in Toronto.
2 more candidates register to run for Winnipeg mayor
Two more candidates have registered to run for mayor in Winnipeg: Don Woodstock and Mazher Alam.
U.S. baseball team's charter bus torched near Winnipeg Goldeyes stadium
The visiting Kane County Cougars clobbered the Winnipeg Goldeyes earlier this week on the field, but they took a big loss Thursday morning just outside Blue Cross Park.
Pilot project offering localized RCMP safety alerts launches in handful of Manitoba communities
Some Manitobans will start getting public safety messages directly from their local RCMP detachment, as part of a pilot project for a new community notification system that launched Thursday.
Baseball team’s bus torched in Winnipeg, teenage girl charged with arson: WPS
A 15-year-old girl is being charged with arson and possession of incendiary, or fire-starting, materials, Winnipeg police said.
Supervised consumption site expected to open next month, Manitoba premier says
Manitoba's first supervised drug consumption site, planned for a largely industrial area in Winnipeg, is expected to open next month, Premier Wab Kinew said on Thursday.
Manitoba Tory MLA slammed for calling farmer who killed Cree man a victim
A member of the Manitoba Legislature is facing criticism for saying the farmer who killed Colten Boushie in a high-profile Saskatchewan case was a victim.
Fox family takes up residence under southeast Manitoba deck
A Mitchell, Man., family found a set of new neighbours living under their deck — a family of foxes.
Scheifele completes hat trick in overtime as Canada edges Norway 6-5 at worlds
Winnipeg Jets forward Mark Scheifele had four points and Gabriel Vilardi scored once in Canada's 6-5 overtime win against Norway.
Main Street Project worries spike in Winnipeg overdoses will follow drug bust as supply's toxicity increases
A Winnipeg outreach organization is worried a recent bust that swept off hundreds of kilograms of controlled substances from the streets left a gap in the drug supply that could put more people at risk of overdosing.
Manitoba politician calls Saskatchewan farmer who killed Colten Boushie a victim
A Manitoba legislature member faced criticism Thursday for saying the farmer who killed Colten Boushie in a high-profile case in Saskatchewan was a victim.
Quarterback Payton Thorne departs Winnipeg Blue Bombers training camp
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are left with only four quarterbacks under contract after Payton Thorne left the team on Thursday.
$1M expansion will bring breast cancer screening to Portage la Prairie health centre
People in the Portage la Prairie, Man., area will have local access to breast cancer screening services when a new regional health centre opens next spring, the province said Friday.
Boy, 11, should not have been handcuffed after violent incident at Brandon school, parents say
The family of a First Nations boy who was handcuffed at his Brandon school Tuesday — after police say he punched the principal's face and holes through drywall — are demanding answers about how the crisis was handled.
Boy, man attacked in two separate stabbings in same Winnipeg neighbourhood
A 16-year-old boy and 19-year-old man were injured in separate random attacks on the same day and just a few blocks apart in Winnipeg's North End, police say.
Manitoba RCMP searching for girl, 14, last seen near Stonewall
Manitoba RCMP are searching for a 14-year-old girl who was last seen in a community near Stonewall Thursday afternoon.
How traffickers in Manitoba bust shipped cocaine through mail, used store as front
Court documents and sentencing hearings since last fall shed light on how police homed in on three of the people charged as part of the interprovincial investigation called Project Puma.
Bombers' woeful 2025 passing attack being rebuilt around receiver White, co-ordinator Condell
Tim White can already see the pieces falling into place for a Winnipeg Blue Bombers offence that enters the 2026 CFL season with something to prove.
Manitoba students showcase projects at human rights museum
Every year, Manitoba students display their art, exhibits and music in the galleries of the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. It's part of the museum's Be an Upstander program, where students showcase the work they're doing for human rights.
Glenboro residents proud to invest in their health with new medical clinic
Facing closure of their 70-year-old hospital and a clinic that was beyond repair, the southwestern Manitoba community of Glenboro decided to take health-care matters in their own hands, raising $2 million to build the new Spirit Sands Medical Clinic.
Mock wedding celebrates Nigerian and Zimbabwean traditions, fights homesickness at U of Manitoba
Inspired by social media trends, the Black Student Community at the University of Manitoba staged a mock Nigerian and Zimbabwean wedding for students, to both celebrate culture and help fight homesickness.
Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Friday, May 22, 2026
Clouds will build across the south again through the afternoon. Much of southern Manitoba can expect rain overnight into Saturday morning.
Upcoming Winnipeg event aims to bring awareness to juvenile arthritis
A condition more commonly associated with older adults, can also affect kids, which significantly impacts their lives during formative years.
ANALYSIS: Start of NHL final four playoffs provides the unexpected
Carolina and Colorado were the favourites. Except no one told Vegas or Montreal. What we witnessed these past two nights in Denver and Raleigh are the reasons why we watch sports.
Illegal cigarettes with ‘gigantic’ profit margin are costing Canadians billions
The sale of counterfeit cigarettes is rising in Canada, despite fewer people smoking them, a study found. Advocates are calling for legislative reform to stop this trade.
Caspian Construction pays Winnipeg $28M on final day of police HQ inquiry
Police headquarters contractor Caspian Construction has paid the City of Winnipeg the $28 million it promised as part of a 2023 legal settlement, a lawyer announced on the final day of the inquiry into the megaproject.
‘Completely ridiculous’: $547,000 in B.C. government funding for 2 tenants in Vancouver SRO
From at least late March to mid-May, there were only two tenants at the Colonial Hotel at 122 Water Street in Gastown, as the SRO operated by Atira prepared to close.
Topsoil blown into ditches leads to costly cleanup for one Manitoba municipality
The bill could exceed $1 million for some southern Manitoba municipalities cleaning up after last week's windstorm. Winds topping 100 km/h whipped topsoil from fields into ditches on May 14.
Man, 20, charged with 2nd-degree murder, aggravated assault after 2 men shot, Winnipeg police say
A 20-year-old man has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder and aggravated assault after two men were shot in Winnipeg earlier this week, police say.
Police returning to some Winnipeg Transit locations after city renews safety project
Winnipeg police are expected to return to some transit buses, stops and stations starting this weekend, as the city renews a project that saw officers deployed to transit locations last fall.
Laughing, barking, waiting 30 minutes to answer: Manitoba NDP's conduct at committees questioned
The Manitoba government's behaviour at legislative committee meetings is under criticism after the premier laughed and made barking noises at the Tory leader and the justice minister took 30 minutes to respond to a question from an Independent MLA.
Winnipeg seeks fixes for 'congested and extremely unreliable' stretch of St. Mary's Road
The City of Winnipeg is looking for solutions to improve a roughly 1.5-kilometre stretch of St. Mary's Road, a busy commuter route the area's city councillor says has become a bottleneck slowing traffic and been the site of a number of crashes in recent years.
Manitoba expands who can get free hepatitis A vaccine as outbreak's death toll rises to 4
Staff and volunteers with organizations that work with Winnipeg's homeless community are now on the growing list of those eligible for free vaccination against hepatitis A.
7th candidate enters Winnipeg mayoral race
A political newcomer has added his name to the growing list of candidates running to be mayor of Winnipeg.
Province, watershed district responsible for flooding of pastures, cattle farmers allege in lawsuit
Two southwestern Manitoba cattle farmers are suing their conservation district and the province over flooding they say has contaminated their pastures with invasive and poisonous plants.
Riley Laychuk's weekend forecast: hot temperatures ahead
Light rain ends by early afternoon on Saturday. Temperatures around 30 C can be expected next week.
This B.C. music festival is all ages, but you have to be under 21 to get on stage
It's no secret that young people love music festivals, but what about one that is headlined entirely by young people?
Winnipeg firefighters respond to blazes at apartment building, nature preserve
Winnipeg firefighters have responded to two major fires since Friday, including a blaze at West End apartment building and another one at a nature preserve that previously caught fire about a month ago.
Woman in unstable condition after being struck by vehicle near St. John's Park in Winnipeg: police
Officers responded to a vehicle collision involving a pedestrian near the intersection of Main Street and Mountain Avenue just before 5 p.m. on Thursday, Winnipeg police said in a news release on Saturday morning.
Man, 49, dead after vehicle collides with water truck parked along west Winnipeg street, police say
A 49-year-old man is dead after his vehicle crashed into a water truck that was parked on a west Winnipeg street early Friday afternoon.
Children, parents shocked after playset stolen from preschool playground
Children at a Headingley preschool are wondering where will they play after a brazen theft in their outdoor playground, the child-care centre says.
After decade with Jets, Nikolaj Ehlers finds his place with Carolina team
After playing 10 seasons with the Winnipeg Jets, signing with the Carolina Hurricanes last summer was a massive change for 30-year-old winger.
Tapping into Manitoba history will be easier with futuristic boost from AI chatbot, creators say
Manitoba's history is being ushered into the future through artificial intelligence.
African grandmas light up the runway at annual charity event in Winnipeg
Some Winnipeg grandmas hit the catwalk this weekend to raise funds for a charity helping girls and women living in rural southern Africa.
RCMP release photos of person of interest in Thompson fatal stabbing
RCMP responded to reports of a stabbing at an open area off of Princeton Drive in Thompson at around 2:20 a.m. Wednesday, police said in a previous release.
Person in hospital after serious crash in Transcona area: Winnipeg police
Someone drove into a street lamp post along Redonda Street and knocked it over early Sunday morning, police said early Sunday morning. The driver was airlifted to hospital in critical condition, officers said.
Western premiers set to meet in Alberta as province deals with separatism question
A spokesperson for the premier's office said the meeting is to focus on issues like trade and the economy, but other leaders expect to discuss the issue of separatism in Alberta.