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Winnipieg News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Winnipeg News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening in Winnipeg with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the community. From city developments to regional updates, the show keeps you informed on what matters most across Winnipeg. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, local trends, and stories shaping the city—produced by AI for speed, consistency,

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1:40

Osborne Village Land Back on Market | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

The city’s third attempt to sell a prime Osborne Village lot—once a gas station, now cleaned up and priced at $1.655 million—faces a sluggish commercial market, with developers eyeing retail or multi-family housing, but time is running out: bids must come in by August 21st, or the council will explore other options for this long-vacant, high-visibility parcel.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:31

Man Admits Setting Spokane Wildfire | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

A man accused of igniting a catastrophic wildfire near Spokane has confessed, revealing he built a homemade time-delay device using notebook paper, matches, and a rubber band — even researching notorious arsonists for inspiration. He chose August 1st, knowing winds would be fierce, and admitted to wanting to witness fire’s “power and beauty,” selecting a location he expected would cause massive destruction. Though he claims he didn’t foresee the blaze’s scale, he fled after setting it off. Now

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1:20

Winnipeg’s New Sci-Fi Fantasy Haven | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Winnipeg’s sci-fi and fantasy fans just got their own literary haven—Other Places Books, a queer-owned bookstore stocked with 900 titles, spotlighting queer writers and stories. Opening on Graham Avenue beside used bookshop Bison, it’s part of a growing niche bookstore scene including Raven’s End and Bound to Please. Owner Didi Chanoch, a former sci-fi translator from Israel, sees deep ties between queer identity and speculative fiction, with plans for author events and participation in the

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1:58

Canada’s Weather Alerts Get Smarter | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Canada’s weather warning system is finally getting smarter—starting Tuesday, meteorologists can draw precise, custom-shaped alerts around areas actually threatened by severe storms or tornadoes, cutting down on false alarms and delivering life-saving warnings faster to those in danger. After years of public frustration with vague, region-wide alerts that often overwhelmed people with irrelevant warnings, this upgrade aims to make forecasts clearer and more actionable. While mobile alerts will

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0:56

Missing for 7 Years: Find Ashley Arason | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Missing for 7 Years: Find Ashley Arason | Winnipeg News

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1:22

Winnipeg Bird Poisonings Raise Alarm | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Winnipeg’s wildlife rehabilitators are sounding the alarm over a disturbing spike in bird deaths downtown, raising fears of poisoning—and potential danger to pets. With officials investigating and experts urging public vigilance, this urban wildlife crisis could have far-reaching consequences for animals big and small. 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

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1:28

One Underscore, Eighteen Months Lost | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

An innocent man spent 18 months in prison after being convicted of child exploitation — only to discover investigators had mistaken his online username for the real suspect’s, differing by just one underscore. The case, handed from Wisconsin police to Halifax Regional Police, hinged entirely on this digital misstep and Kik app evidence. Nova Scotia’s attorney general, Scott Armstrong, has demanded a full review, expressing deep regret and calling for systemic safeguards to prevent such errors —

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1:40

Conservatives Stuck in the Past | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives are stuck in the past, clinging to a crime-and-economy message that no longer resonates with voters. Polls show PM Mark Carney leading by a landslide, as Canadians now prioritize jobs and economic stability over broken systems or rising crime. With Carney on the move building global trade deals and Poilievre offering recycled talking points, the Conservatives risk fading further unless they pivot fast — or face another crushing defeat. Listen in

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1:30

Winnipeg Mayoral Race Heats Up | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Winnipeg’s mayoral race just got a wildcard: Zac Uminski, an electrician and contractor, has jumped in as the 10th candidate. He’s pitching bold solutions — from a temporary managed encampment to tackle homelessness with safety and sanitation, to speeding up building permits by helping contractors navigate utility clearances. Though his encampment plan was rejected by council last April, he’s betting on public pressure to make it happen. With election day just months away, this race is heating

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1:13

Bell MTS Price Hikes Coming October | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Bell MTS is rolling out major price hikes across Manitoba starting October 1, 2026—up to $5 for internet, $3 for TV, and $1–$2 for phone plans—with bundled customers facing up to $10 extra monthly (or $120 annually). The company claims these increases fund infrastructure investments, and businesses will also see rate adjustments. For help, call 204-225-5687. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on

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1:18

Manitoba’s New Glass-Enclosed Liquor Mart | Winnipeg...

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2026/08/06

Manitoba’s new Liquor Mart at Northgate Save-On-Foods is a sleek, high-tech convenience spot—no browsing, just digital ordering and glass-enclosed shelves. Stocked with 240 popular drinks including local brews, it’s designed for speed: pay with card, grab your order through a service window, and go. Open late weekdays and Saturdays, with Sunday hours adjusted—perfect for quick booze runs without the hassle. IDs required for anyone under 25. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:12

Portage La Prairie in the News | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

A tragic watercraft collision in 2024 has sparked a lawsuit in Manitoba, with the victim’s father blaming three men for negligence. Meanwhile, the Portage Cornhole Club raised nearly $3,700 for a domestic violence shelter during their August tournament. Local politics are heating up as entrepreneur Arishya Aggarwal announces her run for Portage la Prairie city council, with elections set for October 28. And in a heroic moment, a local hero saved a two-year-old from drowning at Delta Beach last

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1:08

Winnipeg Police Shift Strategy on Drugs | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Winnipeg police are rolling out a new, longer-term strategy to combat drug use and trafficking, deploying more officers to high-impact zones while pairing them with community outreach teams to connect vulnerable individuals with critical support services — a shift from last summer’s isolated crackdown that left some groups feeling sidelined. The initiative will be evaluated in November to determine its future. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:34

T&T Supermarket Coming to Winnipeg | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

T&T Supermarket, Canada’s largest Asian grocery chain, is set to make its grand debut in Winnipeg this spring — hitting the lower level of CF Polo Park with a massive 48,000 sq ft store packed with Peking duck, sushi, durian, live seafood, 150+ breads, and 50+ desserts. Already shipping via app and website, T&T (owned by Loblaw) is expanding fast — with 40 locations across North America and new stores opening nationwide. This Winnipeg spot marks another major step in their partnership with

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1:27

Winnipeg Police Launch 3-Month Drug Crackdown |...

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2026/08/06

Winnipeg police are launching a three-month drug enforcement blitz this Friday, targeting neighborhoods hit hardest by narcotics activity — following up on a successful 10-day crackdown that netted over 100 arrests. The new campaign, set to be reviewed in November, aims to build on momentum while focusing on safety and measurable results. During the earlier operation, most arrests were for warrants or court violations, but drug possession and trafficking charges also rose — with some detainees

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1:23

Rollover, Outage, and Military Prayer Changes |...

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2026/08/06

A rollover crash near Garven Road left four men unharmed after their vehicle flipped on a gravel road. Meanwhile, Manitoba Hydro defends itself against a lawsuit from the Cross Lake Band over last winter’s massive blackout that displaced thousands. And in a major shift, Canada’s military is banning faith-specific prayers at official events—starting July 29—replacing them with inclusive spiritual reflections to ensure ceremonies welcome all service members, regardless of belief. Listen in

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2:04

New HIV Liver Test Finds Scar Tissue Better |...

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2026/08/06

A breakthrough from McGill University introduces FIB-HIV, a smarter, more accurate test for liver fibrosis in people with HIV—outperforming the outdated FIB-4 method that missed over a third of cases, especially in those with fatty liver. By factoring in HIV-specific details like medication history, duration of infection, and immune health alongside traditional risk factors, FIB-HIV could catch dangerous liver scarring earlier and help doctors intervene before it’s too late, as liver disease

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1:45

T&T Supermarket Lands in Winnipeg | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

T&T Supermarket is bringing its massive Asian grocery experience to Winnipeg with its first Manitoba store set to open in spring 2028 at CF Polo Park — a sprawling 48,000 sq ft lower-level location. While it’s a long haul from their other Canadian stores, CEO Tina Lee says they’ve nailed the logistics to deliver that full T&T vibe: fresh produce, exotic snacks, beauty products, and signature kitchen items. Residents can already shop online via app or website for dried goods, snacks, and beauty

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1:21

Conservatives Push Back on Fuel Tax | Winnipeg News

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2026/08/06

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre is launching a fierce反击 against the federal fuel excise tax, framing it as a burden on everyday Canadians and promising bold action to roll it back — sparking heated debate across the political spectrum. 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.Report issues to feedback@thednn.ai.

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1:37

GTA Real Estate Cooling But Inventory Shrinks |...

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2026/08/06

Toronto’s real estate market cooled slightly in July, with year-over-year sales down 0.9%, but month-to-month sales rose 3.2%. Average prices dropped 4.5% to $1.3956M, and new listings plunged 17.8%, shrinking inventory to just 26,098 active homes. With fewer homes on the market and buyer demand steady, sellers may gain leverage as the market tightens.Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai

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