Manitoba Bans Teachers From Texting Students
Manitoba introduced a rule on Oct. 23, 2026 that bars teachers from texting or messaging students, revising existing communication guidelines for educators.
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Winnipeg dads sue over surrogacy birth registration rules
Winnipeg fathers filed a complaint challenging provincial birth registration rules after a surrogate birth, citing a five‑week, $6,000 process that hindered their legal recognition as parents.
RCMP Investigates Homicide of 55-Year-Old in Leaf Rapids
The RCMP are probing the death of a 55-year-old man in Leaf Rapids as a homicide, with the inquiry continuing in the community.
Mayoral Candidates Discuss Crime, Transit, Homelessness and Taxes
Three mayoral candidates debated crime, transit, homelessness and taxes at a CBC‑hosted forum in Winnipeg on October 21, giving voters a chance to compare their plans before the election.
Police seize crossbow, fentanyl, charge two women in downtown raid
Winnipeg police seized a crossbow and fentanyl and charged two women during a downtown drug‑trafficking investigation on Oct. 21, 2026. The operation centered on a King Edward Street residence linked to the suspects.
Manitoba Secures Drop of Federal Farm Tariff Threat
Manitoba convinced Ottawa to scrap proposed farm tariffs, citing their harmful and needless nature, while a trade representative helped secure the outcome amid wider trade disputes.
Motorcyclist Critical After Crash at St. Boniface Intersection
A 24‑year‑old motorcyclist lost control of his bike and hit a building at Archibald and Marion in St. Boniface on Oct. 21, leaving him critically injured, according to Winnipeg Police.
Heavy Snow Forecast for Northern Manitoba This Week
Environment Canada forecasts 15‑25 cm of heavy, wet snow for northern Manitoba as a fall storm moves in later this week.
Elderly Woman Injured During Winnipeg Home Robbery
An elderly woman was injured when armed robbers dragged her onto the floor during a home burglary in Winnipeg, police said.
High‑risk offender charged with assault on unconscious woman
A 34-year‑old high‑risk sex offender was charged with sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on Stanley Street, with police noting he was under monitoring.
Manitoba PCs Cut Session, Drop Four Sitting Days
Manitoba’s Progressive Conservatives reduced the legislative session by a week, eliminating four sitting days after the NDP government exhausted its agenda.
Ryan Reynolds meets Winnipeg mayor to discuss film industry
Ryan Reynolds met Winnipeg’s mayor on Oct. 21 to talk about the city’s film industry as part of its effort to attract productions.
Southern Manitoba to Top 20°C Thursday, Snow Possible North Weekend
The forecast predicts over 20 °C in southern Manitoba on Thursday and possible snow in the north this weekend.
Canadian News Publishers Question Meta's Revised Terms
Canadian news publishers have asked Meta for clarification on its revised terms, fearing they could impact how news content is shared and monetized on the platform.
Winnipeg Rescue Team Parachutes into Alberta After Base Fire
Winnipeg rescue personnel parachuted into CFB Wainwright on Oct. 19 to aid after a deadly training‑exercise fire, becoming part of a nationwide emergency response.
Manitoba Man Loses 236 lb, Completes First Race
James Sutherland lost 236 lb after a 2024 warning about surgery eligibility and completed his first race in October 2026, noting his better health expands his options.
Mayoral Candidate Klein Proposes Tax Increase for 100 New Officers
Klein proposes a property‑tax increase to fund 100 new police officers in Winnipeg, outlining it as part of his mayoral campaign platform.
Manitoba RCMP Seizes Over $279,000 in Drugs at Airport
Manitoba RCMP seized over $279,000 in drugs at a northern airport, citing continued enforcement at transportation hubs.
Tower crane removed as Hudson's Bay building renovation proceeds
A tower crane was removed from the former Hudson's Bay building site in downtown Winnipeg, marking progress in its mixed‑use renovation.
East St. Paul Mayoral Race Divided on Housing Density
East St. Paul's mayoral race is divided over residential density as population growth fuels a debate on meeting rising housing demand.
