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Daily Winnipeg août 29 - août 29, 2026

Coûts de la rentrée, apathie électorale et victoire des Blue Bombers — Winnipeg samedi

17 articles il y a 10 heures 14

🏛️ Gouvernement et politique

  1. Les sondages montrent un désengagement des Winnipegeois à l'approche de l'élection municipale. L'enquête de Probe Research et Abacus Data publiée en juin 2026 révèle que 46 % des répondants ne souhaitent pas voir le maire Scott Gillingham briguer un second mandat. La participation électorale en ville est passée de 50 % en 2014 à 37,5 % en 2022, selon les résultats officiels des élections municipales 2014–2022.
  2. La ville affirme que le nombre d'encampements diminue tandis que des conseillers réclament des explications. La municipalité a indiqué une baisse du nombre d'encampements ces dernières semaines, et des conseillers municipaux ont publiquement mis en doute la stratégie de la ville pour y répondre, d'après des déclarations au conseil rapportées dans l'article.

💼 Économie et affaires

  1. Les parents winnipegeois face à un coût de la rentrée plus élevé alors que l'inflation atteint 3 % en juillet. Le Retail Council of Canada indique que la rentrée génère plus de 4,5 milliards de dollars canadiens par année et que les ménages peuvent dépenser entre 600 $ et 750 $ par enfant. Tru-North Supply a déclaré avoir rempli 400 sacs à dos destinés aux communautés du Nord cette saison; la première journée de classe est le 9 septembre.
  2. Le gouvernement du Manitoba déploie des mesures de soulagement tarifaire de plusieurs millions. Le gouvernement provincial a annoncé des mesures financières de soulagement tarifaire de plusieurs millions, précisant que la province parraine le programme.
  3. Winnipeg mettra en œuvre des changements de transport en commun en septembre. La ville a annoncé des modifications d'itinéraires et d'horaires qui entreront en vigueur en septembre, selon l'avis municipal de transport rapporté dans l'article.

🎨 Communauté et culture

  1. L'Université du Manitoba attire cinq chercheurs internationaux au cœur d'une course aux talents. L'université a accueilli cinq chercheurs venus de l'étranger; l'article présente ces embauches comme faisant partie d'un effort de recrutement global.
  2. Les Blue Bombers de Winnipeg battent les Alouettes 44–28, mettant fin à une série de sept victoires de Montréal. Les Blue Bombers l'ont emporté 44–28, stoppant la série de sept victoires consécutives des Montreal Alouettes, selon le compte rendu du match.

📰 Aussi aujourd'hui

  • Travaux de mise à niveau de la sécurité au parc provincial Whiteshell débutant lundi.
  • Une infirmière de Winnipeg sanctionnée pour une erreur de 2025 qualifiée de « qu'aucune infirmière autorisée n'aurait dû commettre ».
  • Un homme qui a tué une femme enceinte en 2007 autorisé à des sorties accompagnées de prison.
  • Brandon inaugure un nouveau dépôt de réacheminement pour détourner matelas et métal des sites d'enfouissement.
  • Tristan Peters, originaire du Manitoba, profite d'une belle série en MLB avec les Chicago White Sox.
  • Un écrivain rapporte que Dollywood lui a paru sûr en tant que couple queer dans ce parc du sud des États-Unis.
  • Le météorologue Riley Laychuk prévoit une fin de semaine « légèrement instable ».
  • La nation crie Nisichawayasihk élit un nouveau chef, axé sur les priorités centrées sur les gens.
  • La police de Winnipeg enquête sur une agression visant un agent de sécurité d'épicerie sur l'avenue Sargent.

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Manitoba government rolls out millions in tariff relief measures

The Manitoba government has announced millions of dollars in new relief measures to support businesses and workers as they deal with the effects of an ongoing tariff war between Canada and the U.S.

General Aug 29, 2026

Winnipeg police investigating assault on guard at Sargent Avenue grocery store

Winnipeg police are investigating after a security guard was assaulted at a grocery store Friday afternoon. Officers were sent to the FreshCo at 600 Sargent Ave. shortly after 1 p.m., a police spokesperson told CBC News.

General Aug 29, 2026

'It's about the people,' says Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation's newly elected chief

Nisichawayasihk Cree Nation in northern Manitoba has a new chief and and council, with the incoming chief saying she hopes to unite the community and tackle issues such as housing, health care and addictions.

General Aug 29, 2026

University of Manitoba welcomes 5 researchers from abroad amid 'global race for talent'

The University of Manitoba is bringing five renowned academics to lead research programs in the province as part of a wider federal government effort to draw world-class scientists from abroad.

General Aug 29, 2026

Winnipeg announces some transit changes set to come into effect in September

Transit riders in Winnipeg should expect to see some long-term tweaks to bus routes, along with seasonal changes, starting next month.

General Aug 29, 2026

Winnipeg man on pilgrimage in Nepal missing after deadly flash floods

A Winnipeg man who was on a pilgrimage in Nepal is missing after flash flooding swept along the Himalayan border earlier this week.

General Aug 29, 2026

Safety upgrade work in Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park to start Monday

Construction of safety improvements in an area of Whiteshell Provincial Park where two young brothers drowned this summer is set to begin next week.

General Aug 29, 2026

Winnipeg says encampment numbers down, but councillors question city's response

The City of Winnipeg says the number of people living in encampments has dropped significantly over the past year, but some city councillors say the figures don’t capture the full scope of homelessness on city streets.

General Aug 29, 2026

Manitoba 'gentleman' Tristan Peters having monster MLB run with White Sox

Tristan Peters' impact on Major League Baseball is now historic, and his hometown is inflated with pride.

General Aug 29, 2026

From mattresses to metal, Brandon's new diversion depot aims to keep more waste out of landfill

Officials cut the ribbon at a new diversion depot at Brandon's Eastview Landfill on Friday, which the city says will help residents recycle items like scrap metal, tires, electronics and mattresses.

General Aug 29, 2026

Winnipeg nurse punished for 2025 error 'no registered nurse should have made'

A former Winnipeg nurse who admitted to packing a patient's anus with about 10 centimetres of gauze when they were supposed to dress a nearby wound has been disciplined by the provincial regulator.

General Aug 29, 2026

Man who killed woman pregnant with his child in 2007 granted escorted absences from prison

A Winnipeg man who admitted to violently killing a woman pregnant with his child nearly two decades ago in a "coldly conceived" murder has been granted six months of escorted temporary absences from prison.

General Aug 29, 2026

Dollywood was a rare place in the southern U.S. where my fiancée and I felt safe as a queer couple

Seeing Dolly Parton in person in 2024 at Dollywood was magical, says Winnipegger Anjali Sandhu, but feeling safe with her partner — being publicly affectionate as a queer couple in the Tennessee theme park — was the real magic.

General Aug 29, 2026

Riley Laychuk's weekend forecast: slightly unsettled

Much of the province will see a mix of sun and clouds through the weekend. There is a chance of scattered showers across the south on Sunday, however there is a risk of thunderstorms late Sunday overnight into Monday morning.

General Aug 29, 2026

Blue Bombers defeat Alouettes 44-28, snapping Montreal's 7-game win streak

Brady Oliveira doesn't lack confidence, but even the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' star running back needed a moment to let the feeling sink in.

General Aug 29, 2026
Winnipeggers facing rising costs during back-to-school shopping

Winnipeggers facing rising costs during back-to-school shopping

Winnipeg bargain stores are seeing parents needing to buy a list of school supplies hunting for deals this academic season.

General Aug 29, 2026
Winnipeggers disengaged in election, lowering voter turnout: polling

Winnipeggers disengaged in election, lowering voter turnout: polling

Many Winnipeggers are not interested in or following the civic races as October's election day ticks closer, a poll released earlier this summer shows.

General Aug 29, 2026