Granite Curling Club Sues to Block 111‑Unit Housing Project
The Granite Curling Club filed a lawsuit on Oct. 16 to halt a 111‑unit affordable‑housing project, citing concerns that it would remove essential parking for the club's operations.
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Sunny Weekend for Southern Manitoba, Showers Expected North Sunday
A high-pressure system will keep southern Manitoba sunny and warm, while a weak Alberta clipper brings showers to northern Manitoba on Sunday.
Manitoba Hydro to Spend $1.2 B on Substation Upgrades
Manitoba Hydro will spend up to $1.2 billion to upgrade dozens of substations in Winnipeg and Brandon, modernizing the province’s power grid.
Manitoba Declares Measles Outbreak Over After 20 Months
Manitoba health officials announced the end of a 20‑month measles outbreak that started in early 2025.
Two Councillors Challenge Incumbent Mayor in Thompson Election
Thompson voters will decide whether to retain Mayor Colleen Smook or replace her with councillors Oswald Sawh or Duncan Wong in the upcoming election.
Manitoba Unveils Steps to Cut Residential Hydro Costs
Manitoba introduced measures under BITSA 2 to lower residential hydro bills and enhance financial reporting transparency, announced by Finance Minister Adrien Sala.
Family blames Manitoba dental regulator for conflict of interest
The family of a 23‑year‑old who died following a dental procedure claims the Manitoba Dental Association’s dual regulatory and investigative role creates a conflict of interest that could affect patient safety.
Sunny Wednesday in Southern Manitoba, Rain Expected Thursday
Sunshine is expected in southern Manitoba on Wednesday due to high pressure, with rain moving in on Thursday as a new system arrives.
New Manitoba Ministers Lack Departments, Expert Warns
Premier Wab Kinew added two ministers without dedicated departments, prompting an expert to warn they have few operational tools.
Manitoba Gives Nearly $1M to Winnipeg’s Top Festivals
Manitoba is providing almost $1 million in grants, with $985,000 for three major Winnipeg festivals and $221,800 for 44 smaller festivals, to fund cultural events from April to December 2026.
Manitoba Sets Age and Speed Limits for E‑Scooters in 2027
Starting in 2027, Manitoba will require e‑scooter riders to be 16 or older, wear fitting helmets, and limit speed to 25 km/h to enhance safety.
Royal Winnipeg Ballet workers join MGEU as single unit
The Manitoba Labour Board approved Royal Winnipeg Ballet staff to join the MGEU as a single bargaining unit, enabling collective representation under Local 466.
Many Manitoba Businesses Close on Thanksgiving Monday
Many businesses and services in Manitoba will be closed on October 12, 2026, for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Manitoba Sets E‑Scooter Age and Speed Limits for 2027
Manitoba will require e‑scooter riders to be 16 or older, wear helmets and cap speeds at 25 km/h starting in 2027.
CBC Meteorologist Forecasts Snow and Cooler Temperatures in North
CBC Manitoba's meteorologist predicts mixed precipitation or light snow in northern Manitoba on Saturday, followed by cooler temperatures on Sunday and Monday.
Snow Expected in Northern Manitoba Saturday
CBC Manitoba reports light snow and cooler temperatures for northern Manitoba this Saturday, with further drops expected Sunday and Monday.
Rain to Turn Snow in North, Warmth in South
Rain will become snow in northern Manitoba, and southern Manitoba will see warmer weather in the coming days, per CBC Manitoba meteorologist Riley Laychuk.
Most Steinbach Council Candidates Miss First Election Forum
A majority of Steinbach council hopefuls were absent from the initial election forum, an event normally used to connect with voters.
Man Critical After ATV Crash, Driver Charged with Impaired Driving
A 25‑year‑old man is in critical condition after an ATV rollover in western Manitoba, and the other driver has been charged with impaired driving.
Manitoba Teams Up to Tackle Ride‑Hailing Insurance Fraud
Manitoba Public Insurance and Winnipeg officials are collaborating to curb insurance fraud by ride‑hailing drivers who do not have the required coverage.
