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Weekly Winnipeg juil. 20 - juil. 26, 2026

Bris de vitres et arrestations, Stampeders dominateurs et la mort d’un bison blanc — revue de la semaine à Winnipeg

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. Des recherchistes ratissent le centre-ville pour retrouver un chiot volé après un cambriolage signalé. La police de Winnipeg et des bénévoles ont fouillé le centre-ville après le signalement du vol d’un chiot; le résumé de l’article ne précise pas si l’animal a été retrouvé.

  2. Deux cyclistes traversant le pays se font voler leurs vélos au centre-ville de Winnipeg. Val Duquenne et Thomas Clark, participant à la campagne Men Don’t Ride Alone, ont rapporté que leurs vélos verrouillés avaient été découpés et volés alors qu’ils s’étaient arrêtés au studio de CBC au centre-ville le 24 juillet; la police a publié des photos pour solliciter des informations.

  3. Familles de patients déplacés aux prises avec des difficultés pendant l’évaluation des dommages à l’hôpital de Dauphin. Les autorités évaluent les dommages subis par l’hôpital de Dauphin pendant que les familles des patients déplacés font face à des difficultés persistantes, selon le titre et le sommaire de l’article.

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. Un homme arrêté après plusieurs cambriolages à Crescentwood visant un député. Mark Wasyliw, député indépendant du Manitoba, figure parmi les résidents de Crescentwood dont les maisons ont été fracturées sur Kingsway Avenue après que des roches et des briques aient été lancées contre des fenêtres; la police a établi que six maisons et une école secondaire ont été pénétrées et un suspect a été arrêté.

  2. Un homme de 35 ans accusé après une série de bris de fenêtres à Crescentwood. La police de Winnipeg a porté des accusations contre un homme de 35 ans en lien avec une série d’incidents de bris de vitres à Crescentwood, d’après le titre.

  3. La police arrête un suspect après des vitrines brisées dans une école secondaire et des maisons à River Heights. La police de Winnipeg a procédé à une arrestation après que des fenêtres d’une école secondaire de River Heights et de maisons voisines aient été fracassées, selon le titre.

  4. Un homme de 20 ans accusé après que des courses de rue aient atteint 200 km/h sur le viaduc Nairn. La police de Winnipeg rapporte que des conducteurs en course ont atteint environ 200 km/h sur le viaduc Nairn; un homme de 20 ans a été accusé, d’après le titre.

  5. Un homme de Winnipeg arrêté après avoir brandi un pistolet factice par l’ouverture du toit sur la Transcanadienne. La GRC indique qu’un homme de 25 ans de Winnipeg a agité un pistolet factice d’airsoft par l’ouverture du toit à l’est de Portage la Prairie; il a été arrêté et fait face à plusieurs accusations liées aux armes et aux menaces, avec une date de comparution en septembre.

  6. Deux personnes font face à des accusations d’armes et de drogue après une collision qui a envoyé une femme et un enfant à l’hôpital. La police de Winnipeg a accusé deux individus d’infractions liées aux armes à feu et aux stupéfiants après une collision ayant hospitalisé une femme et un enfant, selon le titre.

  7. Un homme en fauteuil roulant poignardé dans ce que la police qualifie d’agression au hasard. Un homme en fauteuil roulant aurait été poignardé à Winnipeg dans une agression apparemment aléatoire, selon le titre.

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. La province accorde 750 000 $ pour des améliorations au complexe de soccer de Winnipeg. Le gouvernement du Manitoba a fourni 750 000 $ pour des travaux d’amélioration d’un complexe de soccer de Winnipeg, d’après le titre.

  2. Le Manitoba indique que 249 personnes ont emménagé en logement de transition dans le cadre de la nouvelle stratégie. Le gouvernement provincial affirme que 249 personnes ont intégré des logements de transition dans le cadre de sa nouvelle stratégie contre l’itinérance, selon le titre.

  3. Trois municipalités du Manitoba tenaient des élections générales; plusieurs collectivités de plage ont de nouveaux dirigeants. Trois municipalités, dont des communautés balnéaires, ont tenu des élections générales en juillet et se sont dotées de nouvelles équipes dirigeantes, selon le titre.

💼 Economy & Business

  1. Les producteurs de champignons s’inquiètent des tarifs américains et de la perte de parts de marché. Les cultivateurs de champignons du Manitoba craignent des modifications tarifaires aux États‑Unis et leurs répercussions possibles sur les parts de marché, d’après le titre.

  2. L’intérêt pour les drones pulvérisateurs de pesticides explose chez les agriculteurs après un changement de réglementation. À la suite d’un changement réglementaire, les agriculteurs du Manitoba manifestent un intérêt accru pour l’usage de drones destinés à la pulvérisation de pesticides, selon le titre.

  3. De nouvelles maisons sur des terrains délabrés du North End veulent redonner de l’espoir. Un projet de Winnipeg visant à construire des logements sur des terrains abandonnés du North End est présenté comme un souffle d’espoir pour les résidents, d’après le titre.

🏥 Health

  1. Un nouveau centre postnatal à Steinbach offrira des services aux nouvelles mères du sud‑est du Manitoba. Un centre postnatal ouvrant à Steinbach offrira des soutiens aux nouvelles mères de la région sud‑est du Manitoba, selon le titre.

  2. La province élargit l’admissibilité au vaccin gratuit contre l’hépatite A. Le Manitoba a étendu les critères d’admissibilité à son programme de vaccin gratuit contre l’hépatite A, d’après le titre.

🎨 Community & Culture

  1. Le Manitoba a accueilli ses tout premiers régionaux de « speed puzzling » pour amateurs de casse‑tête. Des concurrents se sont affrontés contre la montre lors du tout premier événement régional de speed puzzling au Manitoba, selon le titre.

  2. Blizzard, le bison blanc du zoo Assiniboine, est mort au cours d’un examen diagnostique. Le zoo indique que Blizzard, un bison blanc présent depuis longtemps au parc, est décédé lors d’un examen diagnostique après un déclin récent de son état de santé; le zoo prévoit des occasions de condoléances publiques et consultera des conseillers autochtones pour une commémoration.

  3. Un couple de Winnipeg accueille à son insu des martins‑chambray menacés dans leur cheminée. Un couple de Winnipeg a découvert des martins‑chambray menacés nichant dans leur cheminée, devenant ainsi des hôtes involontaires, selon le titre.

  4. Une auteure locale révèle un diagnostic tardif d’autisme après s’être cachée dans sa voiture pendant les pauses dîner. Une écrivaine de Winnipeg a raconté avoir découvert qu’elle est autiste après des années passées à se réfugier dans sa voiture durant les pauses déjeuner, d’après le récit personnel.

🏈 Sports

  1. Les Calgary Stampeders ont écrasé les Winnipeg Blue Bombers 52‑30 au Princess Auto Stadium. Les Stampeders ont battu les Blue Bombers 52‑30; Tyreik McAllister a inscrit trois types de touchés différents et la défaite fait chuter Winnipeg à 4‑3 cette saison, selon le compte rendu détaillé.

  2. Les Blue Bombers seront privés de Zach Collaros et Redha Kramdi pour la prochaine rencontre contre les Stampeders. L’entraîneur Mike O’Shea a confirmé que le quart Zach Collaros manquera un troisième match consécutif en raison d’une blessure au cou et que le maraudeur Redha Kramdi est sur la liste des blessés de six matchs pour une blessure à la main; Jake Kelly devrait commencer au poste de maraudeur.

🌦️ Weather & Roads

  1. Bell confirme que le système de secours du 911 a aussi été affecté durant une panne de plusieurs heures au Manitoba. Bell a indiqué qu’un système de secours du 911 a été perturbé lors d’une longue panne au Manitoba, une situation inhabituelle soulignée dans le titre.

  2. Une municipalité rurale sujette aux inondations demande de la patience pendant que les autorités municipales sollicitent l’aide en cas de catastrophe. Une municipalité rurale inondable du Manitoba demande aux résidents de faire preuve de patience pendant que les dirigeants municipaux cherchent une aide provinciale pour catastrophes, d’après le titre.

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