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Daily Winnipeg Apr 9 - Apr 9, 2026

Alerte aux inondations, frissons des playoffs et héros de la communauté — Votre jeudi à Winnipeg

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🏥 Santé

  1. L'hôpital de Portage la Prairie retardé jusqu'au printemps ! Un hôpital tant attendu ouvrira ses portes le printemps prochain au lieu de novembre ce mois-ci, offrant au personnel plus de temps pour se former. Promis en 2021, ce nouveau centre de santé régional doublera la taille de l'établissement actuel — une mise à niveau nécessaire !

🏒 Sports

  1. Les Jets de Winnipeg maintiennent leurs rêves de playoffs ! Avec une victoire palpitante de 3-2 contre les Blues de Saint-Louis, les Jets s'accrochent à leurs espoirs de playoffs comme un enfant s'accroche à son jouet préféré. Après un début irrégulier, ils ont marqué trois buts consécutifs et ont survécu à une période finale tendue. Fans de hockey, votre équipe a encore une chance de se battre !

🌧️ Météo

  1. Les craintes d'inondation incitent à une aide fédérale ! Le gouvernement fédéral intervient avec une aide humanitaire pour la Première Nation Peguis, confrontée à des inondations sévères. La ministre Eleanor Olszewski a annoncé le déploiement de personnel pour aider à se préparer à la crise imminente. Espérons qu'ils garderont les eaux à distance !

💔 Général

  1. Les opportunités d'emploi foisonnent au forum de recrutement de santé ! Des dizaines de postes vacants ont ébloui les participants, mais les travailleurs ont exprimé des préoccupations concernant les obstacles qui persistent. C'est un pas dans la bonne direction, mais des avancées sont nécessaires pour un personnel stable !
  2. La statue commémorative de la Première Guerre mondiale trouve un nouveau foyer ! À l'occasion d'une anniversaire poignant, une statue bien-aimée honorant les vétérans de la Première Guerre mondiale a été ré-inaugurée dans un cimetière de Winnipeg. Cette cérémonie pleine d'émotion nous rappelle à tous notre histoire partagée et notre gratitude envers ceux qui ont servi.
  3. Le chaos de la saison de construction à venir ! Notre ville se prépare à 157 millions de dollars de projets de construction cette saison. Parmi eux, la réhabilitation tant attendue de la route Pemina. Si vous aimez un bon détour, c'est la saison pour vous !

🚧 Ouch !

  1. La prison de Stony Mountain saisit des contrabandes ! Plus de 100K $ de drogues, y compris de la méthamphétamine et de la marijuana, ont été confisqués lors d'une inspection. On dirait que quelqu'un ne va pas passer un jeudi très heureux !
  2. Tragédie sur l'autoroute 3 ! La vie d'un adolescent de Carman a été tragiquement interrompue après un accident entre deux véhicules. Le cœur de notre communauté va à la famille et aux amis pendant cette période douloureuse.

🏡 Communauté et culture

  1. Les ligues de flag football féminin en plein essor ! Une montée de la participation féminine s'est faite sentir avec 140 filles assistant au coup d'envoi du Flag Football de l'école secondaire des Bombers bleus. C'est inspirant de voir de jeunes athlètes briser les barrières dans le sport !
  2. Drame politique en cours ! Le leader du PC était remarquablement absent lors de la période de questions suite à une séance tendue avec le ministre de la santé. Il semble que les débats de l'hiver Grizzly s'intensifient !

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Steinbach unanimously approves rezoning for plan to replace houses with 3 apartment buildings

An old Steinbach neighbourhood is about to change, and a lot of people aren't happy about that. Following its policy to increase housing density, council on Tuesday unanimously approved rezoning to allow a plan to replace two single-family houses on McKenzie Avenue with three apartment buildings.

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Award-winning documentary Agatha's Almanac captures 92-year-old's life on ancestral Manitoba farm

Amalie Atkins's award-winning documentary offers a glimpse into the colour and texture of the life of her 92-year-old aunt, Agatha Bock, as she works an ancestral farm in southern Manitoba.

General Apr 9, 2026

'I want answers,' aunt says after missing Manitoba woman Leah Keeper's remains identified

The remains of a mother of two who was missing for nearly three years have been found, Winnipeg police announced Wednesday — but Leah Keeper's family say they feel left in the dark about details surrounding her death.

General Apr 9, 2026

Manitoba medical examiner says investigations complete in deaths of plasma donors

The office of Manitoba's chief medical examiner says it completed an autopsy on one of the two people who died after donating plasma at Winnipeg locations run by Grifols, a private collection company that pays donors.

General Apr 9, 2026

PC leader absent from question period after Speaker's ruling on 'dehumanizing' remark to health minister

Progressive Conservative Leader Obby Khan was absent from the Manitoba Legislature for question period Wednesday, the day after he was reprimanded for using hateful language.

General Apr 9, 2026

Health-care recruitment forum leads to dozens of job opportunities, but workers say barriers remain

The Manitoba government says dozens of health-care workers have already been hired at a recruitment forum in Winnipeg, but some attendees say getting into the system remains difficult.

General Apr 9, 2026

RRC Polytech to take over MITT's college programs as closure looms

Red River College Polytechnic is scheduled to absorb all college programs offered at the Manitoba Institute of Trades and Technology, which is set to close at an undetermined date.

General Apr 9, 2026

Manitoba First Nation declares state of emergency over mental health crisis

A northern Manitoba First Nation says it is facing a mental health crisis that has led to three deaths in the past two weeks and a total of four in the past month.

General Apr 9, 2026

More than $100K in meth, marijuana, other contraband seized at Stony Mountain prison

Correctional officers seized packages containing more than $100,000 in illicit items, including drugs, at Stony Mountain Institution on Monday.

General Apr 9, 2026

Parks Canada lifts boat ban on Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park

The sound of motorized watercraft will be heard on Clear Lake in Riding Mountain National Park this summer for the first time in three years, after Parks Canada announced it is lifting a boat ban intended to prevent the spread of invasive zebra mussels.

General Apr 9, 2026

Carman teen killed in 2-vehicle crash on Highway 3 east of Manitoba town

A Carman teen was killed when a truck apparently slid into the opposite lane on Highway 3 and hit another vehicle near the Manitoba town Wednesday morning, Manitoba RCMP say.

General Apr 9, 2026

Youth charged in Manitoba school attack plot had threatened kids with knife, parents say

Multiple Rivers, Man., parents allege 14-year-old charged in a school attack plot had a history of knife threats. They say the community needs better mental health support.

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Manitoba no longer publicly reporting info on COVID-19 restriction fines

The Manitoba government has stopped publicly releasing data on how much money it has collected from fines issued to people accused of violating public health restrictions during the COVID-19 pandemic.

General Apr 9, 2026

Alberta clipper brings spring snowstorm to southern Manitoba, closes several schools

An Alberta clipper brought heavy snow to central and southern areas of the province late Tuesday and into Wednesday.

General Apr 9, 2026

Fire destroys house in Winnipeg's North End

A fire in Winnipeg's North End consumed a 1½-storey house early Wednesday, leaving nothing but some partial walls. Crews were sent to the house on the 300 block of Salter Street, near St. John's Avenue, at 5:40 a.m.

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Woman sues Winnipeg care home, alleging 'neglect and abuse,' after mother died of infection complications

A Winnipeg woman is suing the companies behind the care home where her mother lived for more than two years, alleging the senior was neglected before she died in 2024 of complications from infection that had spread to her bones.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Wednesday, April 8, 2026

Snow begins to taper off through the Parkland and Interlake west to east. Along the Trans-Canada Highway, a rain-snow mix can be expected with temperatures above freezing.

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Manitoba requests military help to prepare Peguis First Nation for major spring flood

The Canadian military has been asked to help prepare Manitoba's largest First Nation community for an expected spring flood that could reach devastating levels.

General Apr 9, 2026

Manitoba will spend month weighing whether high prices mean gas tax cut is needed

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says his government will spend the next month evaluating a possible cut to the provincial gas tax, but the decision hinges on whether gas prices start dropping.

General Apr 9, 2026
Manitoba high school girls flag football is gaining popularity

Manitoba high school girls flag football is gaining popularity

A sport traditionally played by boys is gaining a lot of popularity among young female athletes. Flag football is taking over Manitoba high schools.

Sports Apr 9, 2026
Winnipeg construction season disruptive but necessary, city councillor says

Winnipeg construction season disruptive but necessary, city councillor says

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General Apr 9, 2026
WWI memorial statue relocated in Winnipeg, rededicated to all who served

WWI memorial statue relocated in Winnipeg, rededicated to all who served

On the anniversary of one of Canada’s greatest military successes, the statue honouring those lost during WWI was unveiled at its new home at Winnipeg's Brookside Cemetery.

Canada Apr 9, 2026
Planned hospital in Portage la Prairie, Man., will not open until next year

Planned hospital in Portage la Prairie, Man., will not open until next year

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Winnipeg Jets keep faint playoff hopes alive with 3-2 win in St. Louis

Winnipeg Jets keep faint playoff hopes alive with 3-2 win in St. Louis

Josh Morrissey, Jonathan Toews and Alex Iafallo scored while Mark Scheifele picked up two assists to get to 99 points on the season.

Sports Apr 9, 2026
Feds sending support to Manitoba First Nation at risk of severe flooding

Feds sending support to Manitoba First Nation at risk of severe flooding

The federal government is sending help to a Manitoba First Nation as it faces calls from the community and the province to mobilize troops to prepare for the threat of floods.

Weather Apr 9, 2026
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