r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 1d ago
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
News Manitobans skipping starter homes, waiting longer to buy: RBC poll
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
Politics 'Absolutely abhorrent': Racist banner near Steinbach sparks backlash
r/Manitoba • u/Big_Anteater_640 • 2d ago
Question Cell Service Coverage
Anyone notice poor cell service with Rogers? Frequently I have full bars and nothing loads or I get SOS mode in the city.
I get better service with 1 bar in BC than full bars anywhere in Manitoba
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
Events Banana Ball is coming to Winnipeg (8/26/27 at Blue Cross Park & 8/28/27 at Princess Auto Stadium)
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
Politics Winnipeg police HQ inquiry final report will be released next week: Kinew
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
News Manslaughter charge against suspect accused of killing St. Anne chef stayed over self-defence questions: Crown
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 2d ago
Politics CBC Manitoba to host Winnipeg mayoral debate on Oct. 21 (feat. 3 candidates polling above 10% in Probe/Abacus survey from 9/18: Gillingham, Klein, Vogiatzakis)
r/Manitoba • u/Few-Swimming-1354 • 2d ago
Question Does anyone remember this game????
(let me know if I've tagged this wrong)
My teacher showed me a game that absolutely nobody else knows/ remembers. It's a puzzle game of sorts called "the stone". I tried to find a forum or anything like that only was able to find one article (plus a small Wikipedia page) about it ( https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/the-bleeding-edges-the-stone-retrospective?st_source=ai_overview )
I've been told it's a Manitoba made game so I thought this might be the best place to try and find other people who've heard about this game. I was told that you used to have to buy stones that had log ins carved in them from mall kiosk's. Thank you guys so much!
r/Manitoba • u/Mother-Squirrel-2036 • 2d ago
Politics News that Winnipeg homelessness data was inflated could hurt funding, researcher says | CBC News
r/Manitoba • u/Bankooooooo • 2d ago
Other EET ( Electrical/ Electronic) or Power Engineering( 4th and 3rd Class) at RRC? Which one is easier to get a job with after graduating?
r/Manitoba • u/MikeSmithYWG • 2d ago
Politics Chief says minister offered money to remove highway checkstop
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 3d ago
Politics As voting day approaches, are campaign issues speaking to young voters in Winnipeg?
r/Manitoba • u/Leather-Paramedic-10 • 3d ago
Events Manitoba’s largest record sale set for this weekend
Winnipeg is set to become a treasure trove for collectors of vinyl, cassettes and posters.
Canada’s second largest record sale is coming to the Caboto Centre on Oct. 18.
The Manitoba Music and Record Sale is set to include over 90 tables full of records, CDs and memorabilia.
“It’s like a community. We get hundreds of people coming down,” said sale organizer Mike Huen in an interview with Your Morning Winnipeg on Wednesday.
“The young people over the last 10 years have embraced physical media and it really started with all the vinyl records.”
Huen added that vinyl records have seen a major growth in popularity over the last few years, noting that buying a brand new record can cost between $30 to $50.
He said the weekend event will feature vinyl and cassettes from all sorts of artists including the Spice Girls, Bruce Springsteen and New Kids on the Block.
“The lovely thing is the generation of people who are propping up the market right now – you walk into the show, half the people are under the age of 40,” Huen said.
“The other half are old farts like me, but you know it’s a love of music.”
The Manitoba Music and Record Sale will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $6.
With files from CTV’s Rachel Lagacé
By: Kayla Rosen
Published: October 14, 2026 at 2:16p.m. EDT
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 3d ago
Politics Winnipeg mayoral hopeful Don Woodstock vows to electrify 30 per cent of buses, reopen Graham Avenue
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 3d ago
News Family of Manitoba woman who died after dental procedure says Manitoba Dental Association has 'conflict of interest' issues
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 3d ago
News Defective phone charger, not arson, caused car fire, lawsuit against MPI alleges
r/Manitoba • u/Leather-Paramedic-10 • 3d ago
Politics AMA with Winnipeg Mayoral Candidate Noah Redden
r/Manitoba • u/PlentyRecover4418 • 3d ago
News Chronic homelessness in Winnipeg greatly overestimated due to faulty data, memo says
r/Manitoba • u/amaladlaminii • 3d ago
Question rogers data coverage won’t go over 2 bars
anybody with rogers having this issue? been going for 2 weeks now with only up to 2 bars of 5g, typically LTE, and my speeds are abysmally slow. under 4mb on speed tests. i have lived in the same area for over a decade and have NEVER had issues this bad. it’s multiple devices too with different sim cards, all under rogers. bell can reach full speeds on data however.
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 4d ago
Politics Youngest Winnipeg mayoral candidate wants to cancel Kenaston widening, boost transit spending
r/Manitoba • u/wickedplayer494 • 3d ago