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Canada’s Oldest Man at 110 | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 94 At 110 years old, Joseph Mery Arthur—Canada’s oldest living person—celebrates a life of wisdom, resilience, and family love. Born in Haiti in 1916, he moved to Montreal decades ago, where he built a sprawling family of 25 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. His secret? Keeping his mind sharp with books, crosswords, and a glass of cognac—and living by moderation. Still walking unaided, h

Ronald Amigo’s Fire Reckoning | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 82 Ronald Amigo’s addiction spiraled from petty arson to a $10M Walmart blaze—this time with meth and a lighter in hand, he’s facing life-altering charges after a history of fire-setting, judge-ordered rehab, and a life once built on stability. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is

Geeta Tucker: Reconciliation Through Accounting | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 99 Geeta Tucker, newly appointed senator for Manitoba, is poised to bring unity and inclusivity to the Senate—drawing from her roots as a chartered accountant and her deep commitment to truth and reconciliation, especially with Indigenous learners. After seven years in Manitoba, she’s already making waves, having launched culturally relevant accounting programs and overcoming personal barriers l

Manitoba Flood Relief in Action | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 104 Manitoba’s flooding victims are getting fast cash relief — $500 cheques sent straight to homeowners to jumpstart repairs, with no waiting for traditional aid. The province’s launched three emergency programs, already pouring $7.8 million into 12 hit communities, while partnering with the Red Cross to match donations dollar-for-dollar up to $15 million — no rules, no limits. With 48 communitie

Manitoba’s Pipeline Promise and Peril | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 109 Manitoba’s Premier Wab Kinew is betting big on pipelines to turn his province into an energy powerhouse — but the stakes are high. With federal cash tied to developing the Port of Churchill, Manitoba must deliver a plan to ship LNG by 2030, likely requiring a new pipeline. While Kinew paints a picture of $30 billion in economic boom through energy infrastructure, critics warn Manitoba may jus

Ottawa Fireworks Surprise | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 100 Ottawa pulled off a surprise fireworks show Thursday night—yes, a surprise—to avoid public safety risks, sparking 38 complaints and raising questions about event transparency. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Re

RTD Drinks Taste Like Nostalgia | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 79 RTDs are crushing it—hard seltzers, coolers, and pre-mixed cocktails are flying off shelves, tapping into nostalgic flavors that hit like candy and candy-coated memories. We tested the hits: Popsicle Grape Vodka Soda nailed the grape popsicle vibe without cloying sweetness, Beatbox Fruit Punch was pure sugary nostalgia, Hector’s Hard Peach Punch delivered peach candy charm, Snapple Spiked Ras

Manitoba’s Ultra Marathon Champion | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 111 Nick Burmey crushed it at the Old Tom Backyard Ultra Marathon, logging 55 grueling hours to win and break the course record by 20 loops—proving Manitoba’s running grit is world-class. His victory came after outlasting Austin Sedgwick and surviving brutal heat, humidity, and a storm on the final day. The race, born from a pandemic land-clearing project on a Blumenort farm, now draws 75 runners

Métis Federation Eyes Fort Garry Hotel | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 105 The Manitoba Métis Federation is eyeing a major downtown win—potentially acquiring the historic Fort Garry Hotel, a century-old Winnipeg landmark with a $60-70M price tag. This follows their recent purchase of the Ellice Avenue NRC site, now set to house Métis Child and Family Services staff and future nurse training labs. With bold plans to reshape Winnipeg’s urban core, the Federation is tu

England vs Argentina Rivalry Heats Up | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 103 The World Cup’s semifinals are heating up with a potential England vs. Argentina clash that drips with history, from Beckham’s ’98 red card to Maradona’s ’86 Hand of God—fueling more than just rivalry, but simmering political tension. Rumors swirl about FIFA president Infantino’s alleged bias toward Argentina, with Egypt leveling accusations of systemic favoritism since the last World Cup, th

Fatboy Burgers and Family Life | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 111 Zac and Cass Easton, former ad execs who met in college, took over the historic Dari Isle Drive-In in Minnedosa four years ago — turning it into a beloved local hub. Cass, who’d worked there in high school, joked about buying it years ago, and after two summers learning the ropes, they officially owned it in 2023. Zac, the head cook, surprised everyone with his Greek-inspired fatboy burger —

Winnipeg Delivery Driver Kidnapped | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 104 A Winnipeg delivery driver, just 22, was violently kidnapped during a routine drop-off on October 11, 2024, after being forced into a trailer by a gunman who stole his phone and merchandise—and then drove him to a storage unit to demand access codes under threat. After a lengthy investigation, police arrested two key suspects: Ranger, who pleaded guilty to kidnapping and firearm charges and f

Manitoba Métis Federation Buys Downtown Winnipeg Landmark | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 113 The Manitoba Métis Federation just pulled off a major downtown Winnipeg real estate win, securing a sprawling 17,500-square-metre former National Research Council site that’s been vacant for over a decade. President David Chartrand is thrilled—calling it a game-changer for revitalizing the city core and a long-sought dream property. Though the price remains undisclosed, this bold move signals

Manitoba Floods Demand Urgent Action | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 89 Manitoba braces for the worst as floodwaters surge across over fifty communities, with Swan River and Dauphin bearing the brunt. Premier Wab Kinew announces expanded direct aid—helping residents navigate insurance and financial recovery. Brandon prepares for river crests, urging flood-prone residents to pack emergency kits. Meanwhile, Dauphin’s health center remains closed, forcing patients t

Métis Federation Secures Downtown Winnipeg Landmark | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 67 Manitoba Métis Federation just landed a massive downtown Winnipeg property—nearly 17,500 square meters, once owned by the National Research Council—packed with office and lab space, poised to revitalize the city center and mark a major milestone for the community. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@th

Winnipeg Delivery Driver Robbery | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 102 Three Winnipeg men face serious charges after allegedly gunning down a delivery driver, robbing him of cash and goods, and forcing him to open lockers for more loot—all while threatening his family. Police spent over a year tracking them down, recovering stolen weapons, drugs, and a knife during arrests. The driver walked away unharmed, but the case underscores the hidden dangers of delivery

Festival Canceled Due to Flooding | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 94 Canada’s beloved National Ukrainian Festival, celebrating its 60th year, has been canceled this year due to catastrophic flooding in western Manitoba — a decision that underscores the real human cost of extreme weather. Though the festival grounds remain dry, the Dauphin Regional Health Centre — including its emergency department — was submerged, forcing evacuations and relocating critical ca

Manitoba Heat Wave Warning | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 75 Manitoba’s southern region is bracing for a brutal heat wave with daytime highs hitting 35-37°C and humidity making it feel like 45°C — plus, UV levels are dangerously high. This officially qualifies as a heat wave, with temperatures staying above 32°C for two consecutive days and not dipping below 16°C at night. Authorities are urging caution, especially at events like the Winnipeg Folk Fest

Portage’s Wild New Look and Big Wins | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 59 Portage’s new hospital looks wild — but it’s all intentional landscaping. The Portage Phillies dominated the provincial baseball championship right here at home. Local teachers are handing out brand-new books to new parents at the hospital to start kids off with reading. And outdoor lovers rejoice: the Garrioch Creek Trail just got major upgrades. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

Tragic ATV Crash in O-Pipon-Na-Piwin | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 55 Tragic ATV Crash in O-Pipon-Na-Piwin | Winnipeg News

Flood Watch, Health Milestone, and Community Remembrance | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 86 Flood warnings spark emergency measures as the Assiniboine River threatens to overflow, while Selkirk Regional Health Centre celebrates 800 orthopedic surgeries in its first year and eyes expansion to ease wait times. A tragic fatal crash claims the life of an 86-year-old in Gimli, and The Pas Community Renewal Corporation receives a $15,000 donation in memory of Morgan Harris to fund vital p

Advance Voting Starts This Weekend | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 88 Advance voting for the The Pas-Kameesak byelection kicks off this Saturday, July 11th, running through July 20th—perfect for casting your ballot early. Polls are spread across key locations including The Pas, Peguis Multiplex, Otineka Mall in Opaskwayak Cree Nation, and several First Nations/community centres with specific dates. To vote, you must be a Canadian citizen, 18+ by election day, h

Kenora’s Food Crisis and Community Wins | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 80 Kenora’s food banks are seeing a surge in demand, signaling worsening food insecurity in Northwestern Ontario. Meanwhile, the province handed out a $49,000 grant to the Longbow Lake Volunteer Fire Brigade—praise for first responders, but a targeted splash. On the bright side, someone won $23,500, with proceeds going to the Lake of the Woods District Hospital—a feel-good jackpot for the commun

New Music Friday Just Got Wild | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 103 New Music Friday just dropped a seismic wave of 16 fresh releases — from U2 and Jack White to Green Day and even The Rolling Stones, who may be wrapping up their legendary 60-year run. Devo’s Gerald V. Casale drops a fiery protest anthem, Green Day teases a movie soundtrack track, and Howard Jones returns with synth-pop magic. Paramore’s Hayley Williams lends her voice to The Linda Lindas, wh

Wind Turbines or Wilderness? Manitoba's Tug of War | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 120 A massive 200-megawatt wind farm proposal in rural Manitoba is sparking heated debate—backed by the Manitoba Métis Federation and a U.K. firm, it could bring clean energy and jobs but threatens the region’s serene landscape. With turbines soaring up to 705 feet, locals fear visual blight, noise, health risks, and harm to wildlife and infrastructure. While proponents tout economic and environm

Métis Federation Revives Winnipeg’s Downtown | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 136 Manitoba Métis Federation wins major downtown Winnipeg real estate battle, securing the former National Research Council site on Ellice Avenue to transform it into a nurse training hub, research labs, and potentially an MRI center — all part of a bold urban revitalization push that’s already moved 500+ staff downtown and aims to tackle Manitoba’s critical nursing shortage while boosting local

Manitoba Rent Surges Amid Supply Crunch | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 101 Manitoba’s rental market bucks the national trend as prices climb—despite a 4.3% drop nationwide—thanks to a supply crunch and rising demand. Winnipeg’s average rent hit $1,678, edging up 0.9% since February, now surpassing Alberta’s average and even outpacing Edmonton. While Ontario and Quebec drive the national decline, Manitoba’s tight market is fueled by a lack of new units, with experts

Three Love Messes and How to Fix Them | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 106 A man’s world turns icy after his wife calls him a “tank” on the phone—two weeks before their lake trip, he’s contemplating whether to invite her to critique his physique, which is clearly a bad move. The fix? Stop apologizing, ditch gift-fueled forgiveness, and get a counselor to help them both heal before reuniting. Meanwhile, another guy’s furious his wife still dines and plays cards with

St. Boniface ER in Crisis | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 124 Patients are enduring agonizing waits of up to 13 hours in a crumbling ER, where chaos, overcrowding, and understaffing have turned the waiting room into a high-stress battleground—forcing one desperate patient to leave without care, revealing a healthcare system on the brink of collapse. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Adve

Manitoba’s AI Data Center Stand | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 106 Manitoba’s premier rejected a massive AI data center proposal not because of the tech, but because of its scale, energy demands, and whether the benefits would last for Manitobans. This thoughtful pause highlights the need for careful scrutiny of big projects — especially when it comes to who truly owns and benefits from them. While smaller data centers are welcome, the real debate is about m

Gail Daughtry’s Hollywood Oz Adventure | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 121 Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass is a wild, low-budget spoof that turns Hollywood into a chaotic, joke-filled version of The Wizard of Oz—with Jon Hamm as the elusive crush and a cast of familiar faces popping in for goofy cameos. Think Zucker-Abrahams-Zucker meets Mad Men, where mistaken luggage, washed-up paparazzi, and a loose plot keep things moving through a haze of absurdity. It

Budget Cuts Threaten Prison Safety | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 122 Canada’s prison system is under fire as budget cuts threaten to cripple drug detection efforts — with Stony Mountain Institution losing detector dogs, patrol vehicles, and key staff just as drug smuggling ramps up using drones and other high-tech methods. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

Aging Out Without Support | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 112 Young adults with disabilities aging out of Manitoba’s child welfare system are caught in a crisis of care—suddenly stripped of childhood supports while facing massive delays in adult services, risking homelessness, mental health collapse, and unemployment. Systemic failures, including fragmented planning and eligibility barriers, leave them stranded during a critical transition. New national

Mason Kraus Steps Up for Sea Bears | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 109 Mason Kraus stepped into a starting role for the Winnipeg Sea Bears and delivered a standout performance, logging nearly 30 minutes in place of injured star Trey McGowens. With nine points, three assists, and elite defensive play, Kraus helped lead the Sea Bears to a gritty 97-93 home win over the Edmonton Stingers. Despite facing adversity—including an ejection that left them short-handed—th

Campers Turn Festival Into Art | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 88 Winnipeg Folk Festival is in full swing, turning Birds Hill Provincial Park into a lively campsite with over 6,000 festival-goers setting up tents, trailers, and even a Scooby-Doo movie night complete with a projector screen. A couple slept in their car for a prime spot, hoping to win the new campground decoration contest — which started last year and offers festival tickets to winners. Meanw

Manitoba Junior Golf Champions Crowned | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 92 Manitoba’s junior golf scene just exploded with drama and triumph as 16-year-old Hunter Oakden and Camryn Thomas claimed the provincial titles in nail-biting finishes. Oakden, from Brandon, stunned everyone with an eagle on the first playoff hole after a shaky final hole sent him into a playoff — now he’s headed to Palm Springs for a major tournament. Meanwhile, Thomas edged out her friend Je

Indigenous Ed, Speeding Cars, and AI Boost | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 99 RRC Polytech unveils a bold new initiative to overhaul how Indigenous students succeed in higher education, while a reckless 180 km/h speeder with open booze in his car faces serious charges near Portage la Prairie. Meanwhile, former PC leadership hopeful Wally Daudrich jumps ship to the Keystone Party, eyeing a byelection run in The Pas-Kameesak after ideological rifts. And in a major win fo

Winnipeg Trees Saved From Budget Cut | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 79 Winnipeg’s mayor is reversing course and keeping full funding for the city’s tree planting program after public outcry halted planned cuts—saving vital urban forestry investments that protect against disease and climate change, proving community advocacy can move city halls. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:a

Bill Pollock Built a Global HR Empire | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 100 Bill Pollock, the visionary founder of Drake International who turned a Winnipeg startup into a global HR giant, passed away at 97 — leaving behind a legacy of innovation, philanthropy, and trailblazing work in staffing, tech training, and video conferencing. A “blue collar” CEO who mentored future leaders and championed women in business, he also gave generously to the University of Manitoba

Geeta Tucker’s Senate Surprise | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 109 Geeta Tucker, a chartered accountant with no prior political ties to Manitoba, has been appointed to the Senate by Prime Minister Mark Carney — sparking debate over whether deep regional roots matter more than expertise. Though she only moved to Manitoba in 2019 and lacks political experience or name recognition in the province, her leadership roles at CPA Manitoba and United Way Winnipeg, pl

Bombers vs Argos: Wild Card Game | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 110 Winnipeg’s backup QB Dru Brown makes his first start against Toronto’s explosive offense, led by record-setting QB Chad Kelly, in a high-stakes clash where Winnipeg’s defense could exploit Toronto’s shaky secondary — and both teams’ return specialists are primed for fireworks at a stadium desperate for a win. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/disc

Guilty Plea in Fatal Crash | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 94 A man who stole a truck, drove high on meth, and killed a 28-year-old bride-to-be by crashing into her vehicle—then fled the scene, ditched a cab, and ran from police—pleaded guilty. His actions shattered a young woman’s wedding dreams and sparked a national conversation about bail reform. The Crown recommends seven years; the judge will decide his fate. Listen in comfort:Get a discoun

A Bike Stolen, A Community That Rides | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 96 A 69-year-old retiree’s cross-Canada bike dream hit a snag when his specially bought ride vanished in Winnipeg—but the cycling community rallied. Strangers like Matthew Schween, who’d never met Fergus, stepped in with bikes, gear, and encouragement, helping him bounce back. Though shaken and days behind, Fergus is back on the road, determined to reach the East Coast by July—proof that kindnes

Mayor Defends Tree Funding Amid Budget Shift | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 108 Winnipeg’s tree planting budget is in the crosshairs after the province redirected $1.236 million toward Churchill Exhibit — but the mayor’s listening. Faced with a proposed slash to $9.825 million for 2026, he’s pushing a new plan to protect the urban forest, citing public outcry and trees’ vital role in climate resilience. Residents and groups are rallying behind the mayor, calling the orig

Brown Returns Home to Start | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 93 Zach Collaros is sidelined with a neck injury, forcing Dru Brown—just traded to Winnipeg last month—to start Friday’s home game against the Argonauts, a twist made stranger by the fact the Argonauts technically host the game. Brown, a familiar face in Winnipeg after three previous seasons, is eager to lead at home, especially with his deep playbook knowledge and rapport with the offensive sta

Winnipeg Assault Leaves Two Injured | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 78 Canada Day turned deadly in Winnipeg’s West End when police responded to a violent home invasion involving a baseball bat, leaving two women critically injured. One suspect allegedly snapped photos of the victims before fleeing — and one victim’s tip led to the arrest of both women, now facing serious charges including aggravated assault and weapon possession. Police are still seeking public

Manitoba’s Wild Week: Crime, Care, and Immigration | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 95 Manitoba’s headlines are packed with drama and progress: a 27-year-old faces multiple charges after refusing a breathalyzer and threatening officers during a high-speed Highway 5 bust; in Portage la Prairie, two ATV riders are hospitalized after a crash that exposed a loaded shotgun, adding firearm charges to their ordeal; on the bright side, the Alzheimer Society gets a $625,000 boost from t

Dru Brown Takes Over for Bombers | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 103 Dru Brown is set to start for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers against the Toronto Argonauts after a last-minute decision, replacing injured QB Zach Collaros. Head coach Mike OShea confirmed Brown was the pre-planned choice, citing his experience, familiarity with OC Tommy Condell, and the team’s desire to retain him. Brown, eager and confident after refining his game since his last stint, is praise

USMCA, ATV Crash, and Car Donation | Winnipeg News Jul 10, 2026 60 The USMCA won’t be renewed as-is but will hold for another decade with annual reviews to handle trade disputes. In Portage la Prairie, an ATV rollover sent two to the hospital—and police found a loaded shotgun, leading to multiple gun charges. On a brighter note, a donated vehicle from Payworks, Johnston Group, and Birchwood Auto is easing winter commutes for remote UCN students. Tragically,

Indigenous Women Face Systemic Birthcare Abuse | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 95 A new Canadian study reveals that nearly 75% of Indigenous women experienced mistreatment during childbirth — from being yelled at to having no say in medical decisions — with lasting impacts on both mothers and babies. Rooted in historical trauma and systemic neglect, many are forced to travel far from home, leaving behind vital support systems. Yet amid the grim data, hope emerges: leaders

First Nations Declare Public Health Emergency | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 127 Four First Nations in northwestern Manitoba, home to over 17,000 people, have declared a public health emergency as toxic drugs, HIV, hepatitis C, and homelessness converge in the Island Lake region. Grand Chief Alex McDougall warns the crisis has shattered community safety, calling for urgent action beyond emergency responses. While Manitoba’s Chief Public Health Officer declared a similar H

Young Woman Pleads Guilty in Basement Murder Coverup | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 83 A 25-year-old woman, Devlin Langlois, has pleaded guilty to accessory after the fact in the murder of 28-year-old Mexican citizen Diego Moscoza, who was killed in a North End basement in March 2025. Under threat of death from two co-defendants — Taylor Gilbert Linklater and Noreen Ceara Remona Thomas — Langlois was coerced into helping move Moscoza’s body, which had been placed in a hockey ba

Winkler Hits Cybersecurity Wall | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 106 Winkler, Manitoba, is grappling with a major cybersecurity breach that forced emergency shutdowns of municipal services—just the latest in a troubling trend hitting local governments across the province. With help from outside experts and police on standby, officials are racing to restore systems while safeguarding residents’ data. This isn’t an isolated incident: Gimli and Ritchot have also

Dr. Reimer’s High-Stakes Public Health Launch | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 105 Dr. Joss Reimer’s whirlwind debut as Canada’s chief public health officer has been defined by global crises—hantavirus in Argentina and Ebola in the DRC—throwing her straight into the deep end. Once an administrative leader in Manitoba, she’s now channeling her public health passion into national preparedness, leveraging her experience with the Canadian Medical Association. While global healt

Begonia on Polaris Short List | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 103 Winnipeg’s Begonia, aka Alexa Dirks, is on the verge of history—nominated for the Polaris Music Prize for her acclaimed album Fantasy Life, just months after sweeping the Juno for Adult Alternative Album of the Year. With a $30,000 prize on the line and a legacy of artistic evolution from her early days with Chic Gamine, she’s now a frontrunner for the first Manitoba artist ever to win the pr

Winnipeg Child Injury Investigation | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 68 A toddler suffered severe injuries in a shocking incident in Winnipeg, prompting police to arrest a man at a Thames Avenue location. The suspect, now facing an aggravated assault charge, called for help as paramedics rushed the child to the hospital. Authorities are still investigating, but the focus remains on the child’s recovery and the seriousness of the charges. Listen in comfort:

Walmart Fire Suspect Ate Burger While Burning | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 62 A Walmart in south Winnipeg erupted in flames, causing over $10 million in damage and forcing 200 people to evacuate amid thick smoke. The bizarre twist? The suspect allegedly sipped a drink at the store’s fast-food spot while the fire raged. Police arrested 47-year-old Ronald Marmito Amigo, found meth and a lighter on him, and charged him with arson with disregard for human life — and he’s s

Baseball Bat Assault in Winnipeg West End | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 105 A violent altercation erupted in Winnipeg’s West End on July 1st when two women were seriously injured with a baseball bat during a heated argument. Police responded to a call after one woman allegedly snapped a photo of the victims and posted it, sparking intervention. All four women involved knew each other; two suspects — 26-year-old Miranda Crow and 30-year-old Chantel Margaret Owen — wer

Manitoba’s Wildfire Wake-Up Call | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 123 Manitoba’s brutal weather is sounding a national alarm: wildfires, floods, and storms are hitting harder and more often, with northern Manitoba facing a dangerous fire season this summer. Natural Resources Canada warns of elevated fire risks across the north, already forcing evacuations in First Nations communities like Marcel Colomb and Lynn Lake. Across Canada, over 3,000 fires are burning

Samaritan's Purse Helps Swan River Flood Victims | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 100 Flooded homes in Swan River are in dire need of help after a massive river overflow damaged 150 to 200 homes—just weeks after Parkland suffered similar devastation. Samaritan’s Purse Canada is on the ground, committed to gutting, disinfecting, and rebuilding homes to “rebuild-ready” status, with volunteers working tirelessly for at least another month. Residents face heartbreaking losses, but

Community Hits: Books, Music, Trails | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 78 Newborns get a literary boost at the local hospital as teachers hand new parents books right at delivery—setting kids up for early language success. Meanwhile, the legendary Portage la Prairie summer book sale is back for its 48th year, kicking off July 2nd with tons of reads. Live music lovers, head to Island Park for the return of Concerts in the Park at the Ukrainian Connection Bandstand.

Walmart Arsonist Caught in Act | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 73 A 47-year-old man, Ronald Amigo, is facing multiple felony charges after allegedly igniting a $10M+ fire inside a St. Vital Centre Walmart—while calmly grabbing a drink at the in-store McDonald’s as flames spread. This isn’t his first rodeo: he previously pleaded guilty to arson involving cardboard and is now on probation. Police found meth and a lighter during his arrest. The store remains c

Dauphin’s Water Crisis After Flooding | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 69 Dauphin’s wastewater system is under siege after flooding, forcing a local state of emergency and urgent water conservation — a stark reminder of how extreme weather can cripple essential services and demand community-wide resilience. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an auto

Canada’s Wildfires: Calm Now, Danger Ahead | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 73 Canada’s wildfire season is easing thanks to recent rain, with fewer acres burned than last year—but don’t relax yet. July and August are forecasted to bring hotter, drier conditions, especially around Hudson Bay. Intense fires in B.C.’s Boston Bar have already destroyed homes and forced evacuations, with risks climbing through August. The federal government’s new fleet of 10 firefighting air

Walmart Fire Suspect Grabbed Drink | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 69 A Walmart in Winnipeg erupted in flames after a man walked into the bedding section, set things ablaze, and then calmly grabbed a drink at the in-store McDonald’s—while 150 to 200 people evacuated. No one was injured, but the fire caused over $10 million in damage. The suspect, Ronald Marmito Amigo, was arrested days later with meth and a lighter, facing arson, drug possession, and probation

Walmart Arsonist Sipped Soda While Fire Raged | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 90 Walmart in Winnipeg just suffered a $10M arson attack—intentionally set in the bedding section, spreading fast and forcing 150-200 people to evacuate—while the suspect allegedly sipped a drink at the attached fast-food spot. Police arrested 47-year-old Ronald Marmito Amigo on suspicion of arson with disregard for human life and meth possession, found with a lighter and drugs. Chaos, audacity,

Baseball Bat Attack on Sherburn Street | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 73 Two women were brutally attacked with a baseball bat in a heated argument at a home on Sherburn Street, sparking a shocking escalation when one suspect allegedly snapped photos of the victims and shared them. Thanks to a survivor’s tip, police swiftly arrested the two suspects—26-year-old Miranda Crow and 30-year-old Chantel Margaret Owen—charging them with multiple offenses as they remain in

Furby Street Fire and Housing Safety | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 78 A deadly fire erupted early Thursday in a Manitoba Housing building on Furby Street, sending eight people to the hospital after flames broke out in a suite long linked to drug use. Firefighters battled heavy smoke at 3 AM, evacuating residents amid growing fears over safety and management in these aging complexes. This isn’t the first blaze tied to drug activity this year—two similar incident

Fire Ravages Winnipeg Apartment | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 65 At 3 AM, a fierce fire erupted in a three-story apartment building on Furby Street, forcing evacuations as firefighters battled flames and smoke. By 4:20 AM, the blaze was contained, but nine residents were rushed to the hospital—eight with injuries, one in critical condition. A firefighter also suffered minor burns. Winnipeg Transit deployed buses to offer shelter while residents await recov

First Nations Declare Regional Health Emergency | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 106 Four First Nations in northern Manitoba have declared a regional public health emergency, citing soaring crises in toxic drug use, HIV, hepatitis C, and homelessness. The Anisinew Okimawin Grand Council is demanding long-term federal and provincial funding for medicine, harm reduction, and treatment — plus investment in a regional hospital and First Nations policing. This follows Manitoba’s o

Keystone Party's Quiet Exit | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 99 Manitoba’s political cycle keeps repeating: every few elections, a new right-wing party emerges, promising to save conservatism from the PCs — only to vanish without a trace, leaving voters back where they started. The latest, the Keystone Party, barely cracked the 1,000-vote mark across most ridings, with its leader’s best showing still falling short of real influence. While fringe parties o

Palm Beach Airport Now DJT | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 96 Palm Beach International Airport is now officially President Donald J. Trump International Airport, with its IATA code changing from PBI to DJT — a major branding move approved by the FAA after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed the legislation in March. The rebranding, which includes updated signage, social media, and website content, comes with a $5 million price tag and follows a pattern

Wildfires This Year: Manageable, Not Catastrophic | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 101 This year’s wildfire season is shaping up to be manageable—far from the apocalyptic 2025 levels that saw over 6,000 fires and 8 million hectares burned. With 796 active fires (60 out of control) and 3,100 fires total so far, numbers are up from May’s 65, but burned area remains below last year’s 4.6 million hectares. July’s forecast brings above-normal heat across most of Canada, except Saska

Collaros Out Brown Steps In | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 64 Winnipeg’s QB situation just got spicy—Zach Collaros is out for Friday’s clash with Toronto due to a neck injury, leaving Dru Brown, the new trade from Ottawa, to lead the charge. Backup Taylor Elgersma, who stepped in last week against Hamilton, is ready to fill the void. Collaros’ solid season stats (985 yards, 5 TDs, 3 INTs) make this a big test for the backups under pressure. Liste

Winnipeg Heatwave Prep Guide | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 98 A major heatwave is barreling into southern Manitoba, with temperatures soaring near 30°C Friday and hitting mid-30s by Sunday—feeling like 45°C thanks to the humidex. Winnipeg’s city officials are responding by opening cooling centers at libraries and leisure centers, plus offering hydration stations and access to indoor pools and spray pads. Community centers are also stepping up to provide

Zach Collaros Out as Dru Brown Steps In | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 70 Zach Collaros is sidelined for Friday’s game against Toronto due to a neck injury, forcing backup Dru Brown into the starting role — a major test for Winnipeg’s depth as they face the Argonauts without their top QB. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level n

Zach Collaros Out as Dru Brown Steps In | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 69 Zach Collaros is sidelined for Friday’s game against Toronto due to a neck injury, forcing backup Dru Brown into the starting role — a major test for Winnipeg’s depth as they face the Argonauts without their top QB. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level n

Poilievre Calls as Flood Relief Grows | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 73 Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre personally reached out to Swan River’s mayor to show solidarity after devastating floods, as locals brace for a second hit since early June. While federal aid was approved just days after the premier’s request, residents say the response has been too slow — relying on a small military team and local volunteers like Team Rubicon Canada. With a larger Rubico

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Winnipeg Fire Displaces Nine | Winnipeg News Jul 9, 2026 59 A fire erupted early this morning in Winnipeg’s West End on Furby Street, forcing firefighters to evacuate a three-storey apartment building. By 4 AM, nine people were checked by paramedics — eight hospitalized, one in unstable condition. Residents are displaced, but the city is stepping in to help. One firefighter suffered a minor injury. The cause remains under investigation. Listen

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