Dead Canada Geese Found Near Garson, Manitoba
A pile of dead Canada geese was found near Garson on Oct. 16, leading Manitoba Conservation to open an investigation. The species is common in the area, prompting standard wildlife follow‑up.
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Four Men Charged After Early‑Morning Melee on Portage Avenue
Police charged four men with assault after a melee erupted in a Portage Avenue apartment early on October 18.
Winnipeg Councillor John Angus Dies, Honored as Municipal Legend
John Angus, a longtime councillor for Winnipeg's former St. Norbert ward, died on Oct. 18, 2026, and was celebrated as a municipal legend after decades of service.
Manitoba Proposes Overpass and Roundabouts for Fatal Crash Site
The provincial government proposes an overpass and two roundabouts at the 2023 crash site to enhance safety after the collision killed 17 people.
Manitoba Premier Pledges Aid After Alberta Base Fire Claims Four
A fast‑moving fire at CFB Wainwright on October 17 killed four service members and injured many, prompting the Manitoba premier to offer provincial assistance. Prime Minister Mark Carney was noted in connection with the incident.
Man Charged in Pellet‑Gun Attack on Winnipeg Cat
Winnipeg Police charged a 48‑year‑old man with animal cruelty after he allegedly shot a cat with a pellet gun near Ottawa Avenue and Roch Street.
Manitoba Plans Overpass and Roundabouts at Fatal Crash Site
Manitoba will construct an overpass and two roundabouts at a Winnipeg intersection where a 2023 crash claimed 17 lives, aiming to boost safety.
Two‑Vehicle Crash on Notre Dame Avenue Causes Gas Leak, Hospitalizes One
A two‑vehicle collision at Notre Dame Avenue and Maryland Street caused a car to hit a building, releasing gas and hospitalizing one person; police responded and secured the scene.
Union Warns of Surge in Violence Against School Staff
The staff union reported a sharp rise in violence against educational support staff in Winnipeg, urging attention to the growing issue.
Crafting for a Cure charity shuts down after 25 years
Crafting for a Cure announced its closure after 25 years, with Winnipeg volunteers having assembled nearly 3,000 kits for hospital children.
Police Investigate Early Morning Taxi Robbery on Main Street
A taxi driver was robbed on Main Street near the Exchange District Saturday morning, and police arrived shortly after to investigate.
Advocates Seek Tree Protection Ordinance in Winnipeg
Advocates headed by Diane Poulin are urging Winnipeg to pass a tree protection ordinance after historic elm trees were removed, citing the need to safeguard remaining mature trees.
Premier Announces Police HQ Inquiry Report Release Monday
The premier announced that the inquiry's final report on the police headquarters will be made public Monday at 1 p.m., following a review of the project's planning and construction.
Winnipeg Councillor John Angus Dies, Honored as Municipal Legend
John Angus, a long-serving councillor for the former St. Norbert ward, died in October 2026 and was honored as a municipal legend.
Scott Gillingham Wins Major Union Endorsement
Scott Gillingham secured endorsement from Winnipeg’s biggest union during his mayoral bid, in a race focused on zoning, infrastructure and public safety.
Police Investigate Early Morning Taxi Robbery on Main Street
A Unicity Taxi driver was robbed early Saturday on Main Street near the Exchange District, and Winnipeg Police started an investigation after arriving shortly after 7 a.m.
Union Warns of Sharp Rise in Violence Against School Staff
The union announced a sharp increase in violence against its members, noting the rise on Saturday. The Winnipeg School Division is the province’s largest district, with its support staff represented by the union.
Stellantis Canada Workers Vote on Strike Mandate Amid Stalled Talks
Stellantis workers in Canada began a vote on strike authorization after negotiations with the company stalled.
Bank of Canada Governor Says Global Resilience Under Strain
The Bank of Canada’s governor said that recent shocks are testing the global economy’s resilience, which is now under strain.
Record $90 Million Lotto Max Jackpot Goes Unclaimed
No ticket claimed the record $90 million Lotto Max jackpot on October 16, 2026, and the prize will carry over to the following draw.
