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Measles outbreak declared over in Manitoba

16-10-2026 22:20 via cbc.ca

A measles outbreak first reported in Manitoba last year that resulted in a total of 1,038 reported cases is now over, the province says.

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Winnipeg teacher stripped of certificate after sending hundreds of messages to student in 'serious breach'

20-10-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

A Winnipeg teacher has been stripped of his licence over a years-long "inappropriately close relationship" with a student that began in a middle school and continued after the student went on to high school.

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Riley Laychuk's Manitoba forecast for Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2026

20-10-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

High temperatures continue to run above seasonal across southern Manitoba. This pattern will hold in place for much of the week.

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Majority of Winnipeggers believe public transit is worse than 4 years ago, poll suggests

20-10-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

Public transit in Winnipeg is worse now than four years ago, said 60 per cent of respondents to an Abacus Data survey.

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From 'Get 'er done' to 'PLEASE make this work': The enduring legacy of the Sheegl era at Winnipeg's city hall

20-10-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

A single email in the midst of thousands of documents epitomized the culture of Winnipeg city hall during the Katz-Sheegl era.

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3 First Nations chiefs reject Manitoba cabinet minister's claim they support moose hunts

20-10-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

Three First Nations chiefs say they're still at odds with the Manitoba government over who can hunt moose on their traditional territories, despite a recent statement from a cabinet minister claiming otherwise.

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Winnipeg Jets co-owner publicly backs a mayoral candidate despite regretting doing so years ago

20-10-2026 05:24 via cbc.ca

Winnipeg Jets co-owner Mark Chipman is endorsing Scott Gillingham for mayor, despite regretting having endorsed a mayoral candidate over 10 years ago.

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Groups hope Thompson, Man., point-in-time count brings more help for homeless

20-10-2026 04:07 via cbc.ca

Volunteers in Thompson hope a recent citywide count of homeless people will lead to change.

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More pharmacist prescribing power would help rural Manitoba, Progressive Conservatives say

20-10-2026 03:29 via cbc.ca

Manitoba pharmacists are the most restricted when it comes to what they can prescribe without a doctor, and Progressive Conservatives reiterated Monday that they want to change that.

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Winnipeg mayor warns anyone trying to rip off city after inquiry report praises its efforts to recoup funds

20-10-2026 02:55 via cbc.ca

Praise for Winnipeg's legal efforts that recouped $29 million in police headquarters costs led Mayor Scott Gillingham to issue a warning against anyone thinking of defrauding the city.

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Law dean facing extradition to Canada taught at German for-profit school for years

20-10-2026 02:11 via cbc.ca

A disgraced former Manitoba law dean who was arrested in France earlier this year had been working at Germany's largest university for several years.

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Lighthouse Mission trying to staff new non-medical detox program

20-10-2026 00:40 via cbc.ca

A charity in Winnipeg that helps people who are homeless is looking for staff to run its new non-medical detox program. People who want to quit alcohol or drugs will have to get medical clearance from a doctor before being accepted into Lighthouse Mission's 10-bed facility.

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Manitoba senior warming heads and hearts by donating items knitted on custom-made cot

20-10-2026 00:28 via cbc.ca

Leonard Foidart built a cot so he can knit comfortably while lying down. The 84-year-old from Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Man., lost his legs decades ago and finds it difficult to sit but loves to knit, donating more than 1,000 tuques in the last five years.

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Man who lost legs to MS warming heads and hearts by knitting tuques on custom-made cot

20-10-2026 00:28 via cbc.ca

Leonard Foidart built a cot so he can knit comfortably while lying down. The 84-year-old from Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes, Man., lost his legs decades ago and finds it difficult to sit but loves to knit, donating more than 1,000 tuques in the last five years.

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Advance voter turnout reaches record high in Winnipeg ahead of election day, city says

19-10-2026 22:44 via cbc.ca

The City of Winnipeg says advance voter turnout in this year's civic election has been strong, with 25,514 ballotscast as of Sunday evening.

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Spate of pedestrian-vehicle collisions prompts warnings from Winnipeg police

19-10-2026 22:24 via cbc.ca

Winnipeg police are urging pedestrians and drivers to be more careful after multiple incidents of people being hit over the past month.

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Manitoba prosecutors again reviewing whether to lay criminal charges in Winnipeg police HQ project scandal

19-10-2026 20:37 via cbc.ca

The Manitoba Prosecution Service says it is, for the third time, reviewing whether criminal charges should be laid in the scandal-plagued procurement and construction project behind the Winnipeg Police Service headquarters.

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Rollover kills 20-year-old man from Black River First Nation

19-10-2026 20:22 via cbc.ca

A 20-year-old man was ejected from an SUV and killed early Sunday morning during a rollover northeast of Winnipeg.

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Former Winnipeg mayor Sam Katz violated public trust, ex-CAO lacked moral compass, police HQ inquiry says

19-10-2026 20:00 via cbc.ca

Former Winnipeg mayor Sam Katz “violated the public trust” and former city chief administrative officer Phil Sheegl displayed “a complete lack of a moral compass” by engaging in "blatant" conflicts of interest involving the owner of the construction company awarded the contract to build the city’s police headquarters, the provincial public inquiry into the scandal-plagued project concluded.

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Woman, 71, dead after truck crashes into ditch in Manitoba's Interlake

19-10-2026 19:06 via cbc.ca

A 71-year-old Peguis First Nation woman is dead and a 37-year-old man is in hospital after a truck veered off the road and crashed into a ditch in Manitoba's Interlake region.

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She died after an assault by a fellow care home resident. A friend wonders if timely help could have saved her

19-10-2026 12:00 via cbc.ca

Beaten, bloodied and struggling to breathe, medical reports show Marion Villavecchia spent days languishing at Extendicare Heritage Lodge before her final trip to the hospital — leaving a longtime friend questioning whether staff moved quickly enough to save her life.

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Rising use of AI-staged real estate photos raises questions about misleading homebuyers

19-10-2026 11:00 via cbc.ca

If you've been looking to buy a home in Ontario, you may have seen a few listings where the furniture doesn't look quite right. That's because many of them are being staged virtually, using AI. Experts say there are benefits and drawbacks of the tool.

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Advocates hope protecting privately owned Winnipeg trees could become election issue

19-10-2026 00:36 via cbc.ca

The city's trees are under threat from disease, pests and climate change, but there's limits on how much can be done to push back against these forces of nature. The group wants Winnipeg to put a bylaw in place to control the cutting of trees on private property, since there's currently little stopping owners from cutting down as many trees, however big, as they please.

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Advocates hope protecting privately-owned Winnipeg trees could become election issue

19-10-2026 00:36 via cbc.ca

The city's trees are under threat from disease, pests and climate change, but there's limits on how much can be done to push back against these forces of nature. The group wants Winnipeg to put a bylaw in place to control the cutting of trees on private property, since there's currently little stopping owners from cutting down as many trees, however big, as they please.

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Kerri Einarson and her Gimli team win 7th Grand Slam of Curling title, Canada's 1st since 2024

18-10-2026 23:30 via cbc.ca

Kerri Einarson won her seventh Grand Slam of Curling title and first in two years, beating South Korea's Team Kang 6-3 in the women's final at the season-opening Co-op Invitational in Victoria on Sunday.

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Canada's Einarson wins 7th Grand Slam of Curling title, 1st since 2024

18-10-2026 23:30 via cbc.ca

Kerri Einarson won her seventh Grand Slam of Curling title and first in two years, beating South Korea's Team Kang 6-3 in the women's final at the Co-op Invitational in Victoria on Sunday.

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Pile of dead Canada geese discovered near Garson, Man.

18-10-2026 23:24 via cbc.ca

Manitoba Conservation says it's investigating after a man operating a grader discovered a pile of dead Canada geese in a ditch just north of Garson, Man., on Friday morning.

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Manitoba premier says province 'stands ready to help' people affected by deadly Alberta military base fire

18-10-2026 20:32 via cbc.ca

Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed that four service members died and dozens more were seriously injured after a "violent fast-moving fire" swept through CFB Wainwright — located about 190 kilometres southeast of Edmonton — on Saturday afternoon.

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Flags flying at half mast in Manitoba after deadly fire at Alberta military base

18-10-2026 20:32 via cbc.ca

Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed that four service members died and dozens more were seriously injured after a "violent fast-moving fire" swept through CFB Wainwright — located about 190 kilometres southeast of Edmonton — on Saturday afternoon.

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Jets' coach Arniel stickhandles around Hellebuyck's status as suspension end looms

18-10-2026 17:35 via cbc.ca

Scott Arniel took the podium Saturday afternoon to break down a hockey match, only to provide his two cents on a growing and unpredictable game of chicken involving his NHL club.

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