Mr. Tubbs/Wpg Bathtub Refinishing LTD.

04/17/2026

New tub? $$$
Refinish your existing one? 💵
Same clean look, way less money.
Smart homeowners choose refinishing.”

04/15/2026

04/14/2026

New data from End Homelessness Winnipeg shows the city’s total unhoused population has reached 8,248 people as of March 2026.

This includes over 4,400 individuals experiencing chronic homelessness—a surge of 104 people in that category in just one month.

Overall, the number of individuals experiencing homelessness in Winnipeg has risen by 2,550 over the last year.

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04/08/2026

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03/25/2026

The Public Utilities Board has finalized a series of rate hikes for Manitoba Hydro

A 4% increase for this year followed by 3.5% in 2027 and 3% in 2028.

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03/12/2026

“From dull and worn to bright and glossy ✨ One-piece tub and shower refinished instead of replaced. Another bathroom saved from demolition!”

03/05/2026

Mayor Scott Gillingham revealed that 7/11 told him the company is looking to open new stores in Winnipeg. Sounds like our title of Slurpee Capital is safe.

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03/03/2026

British Columbia will spring forward one final time this Sunday before permanently adopting year-round daylight time, Premier David Eby announced Monday.⁠
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The move means B.C. will no longer switch clocks in the fall, eliminating the twice-yearly time change. The province will align with the Yukon year-round and match Alberta from November through March, while remaining one hour behind Washington, Oregon and California during winter months.⁠
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Eby said the change is aimed at making life easier for families, reducing disruptions for businesses and supporting economic stability. Attorney General Niki Sharma added that most residents support ending seasonal clock changes, citing benefits for parents, shift workers and small businesses.⁠
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British Columbians will have eight months to prepare before the scheduled November time change is officially scrapped.⁠
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