Colleen Bready has your current conditions and updated weather forecast for May 13, 2026. Winnipeg can expect sunny skies and soaring temperatures today, making it a perfect day for outdoor activities. The forecast comes as part of a broader weather pattern affecting the region.
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Toronto Maple Leafs GM speaks after Berube firing
The Toronto Maple Leafs general manager addressed the media following the firing of head coach Craig Berube. The decision comes after a disappointing playoff exit, and the GM outlined the team's future direction.
$500K worth of jewelry stolen in armed robbery
An armed robbery in Toronto's downtown core resulted in the theft of approximately $500,000 worth of jewelry. Police are investigating and seeking suspects.
B.C. judge finds former Mountie not guilty
A British Columbia judge has ruled that former RCMP officer David Majcher is not guilty of a security-related charge. The case involved allegations of unauthorized disclosure of information.
RCMP arrest 15 in Richmond retail theft crackdown
In a major operation, RCMP arrested 15 individuals and recovered stolen goods including steaks and cosmetics in Richmond, British Columbia. The crackdown targeted organized retail theft.
Banff Visitor Centre design competition winner announced
Parks Canada announced that a team of architects from Toronto and Tokyo has won the design competition for the new Banff Visitor Centre. The winning design emphasizes sustainability and integration with the natural landscape.
Loose tire strikes two vehicles on Hwy. 417
A loose tire struck two vehicles on Highway 417 in Ontario on Wednesday morning, causing minor injuries and traffic delays. Authorities remind drivers to secure their loads.
Worker dies after tire ruptures at Kanata auto shop
A worker died following a tire rupture at an auto shop in Kanata, Ontario. Ottawa police are investigating the incident.
Quebec tables bill on domestic violence history
Quebec has introduced legislation that would allow individuals to obtain the domestic violence history of their partners. The bill aims to enhance safety and informed decision-making.
SAQ must evolve, says Quebec finance minister
Quebec's finance minister stated that the Société des alcools du Québec (SAQ) must evolve to meet changing societal needs. The comments come amid discussions about modernizing the provincial liquor board.
Spray parks and outdoor pools delayed due to snowy spring
The opening of some spray parks and outdoor pools has been delayed due to a snowier-than-usual spring season. Municipalities are working to prepare facilities as soon as weather permits.
Traffic stop leads to arrest and seizure in Amherst, N.S.
A traffic stop in Amherst, Nova Scotia resulted in an arrest and the seizure of illegal cannabis and cigarettes. Police continue to investigate.
Nova Scotia signs $6.5M contract for water bombers
Nova Scotia has signed a $6.5 million contract for four water bombers to bolster wildfire fighting capabilities for the upcoming season.
Proposed safe consumption site draws pushback
A proposed safe consumption site in a community has drawn significant opposition from residents at a public meeting. Concerns about location and impact were raised.
Winnipeg drug bust seizes 21 loaded guns, cocaine, cash
A major drug bust in Winnipeg led to the seizure of 21 loaded firearms, cocaine, and cash. Several arrests have been made.
Officials urge caution after brush fire on Star Blanket First Nation
Officials are urging the public to follow fire bans after a brush fire occurred on Star Blanket First Nation. The fire was brought under control without injuries.
Man killed in bear attack identified as contractor
The man killed in a bear attack in Saskatchewan has been identified as a contractor working at a uranium exploration site. The incident is under investigation.
Kitchener Rangers win OHL championship
The Kitchener Rangers won their first Ontario Hockey League championship in 18 years, defeating their opponents in a thrilling series.
Lockdowns lifted at Brantford schools
Lockdowns at several schools in Brantford, Ontario have been lifted after police deemed the area safe. The lockdowns were precautionary due to police activity nearby.
Amazon delivery drivers seek fair deal
Amazon delivery drivers are calling for fair treatment and better working conditions, stating that they want a fair deal rather than being treated as slaves.
Newly elected federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis touring Saskatchewan
Newly elected federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis is touring Saskatchewan to meet with constituents and discuss party priorities.
Tariffs and electric furnace transition lead to Algoma Steel loss
Algoma Steel reported a $159 million loss in the first quarter, attributing it to U.S. tariffs and the transition to an electric arc furnace.
Major study identifies gene linked to autism
A major study has identified a specific gene linked to autism, providing new insights into the condition and potential avenues for treatment.
Northern Tornadoes Project confirms weekend tornado
The Northern Tornadoes Project has confirmed that a tornado touched down in southwestern Ontario over the weekend, causing damage but no injuries.
Planning application refusal signals election year shift?
The refusal of a planning application in London, Ontario has raised questions about whether it signals a shift in city council priorities during an election year.
Man dies after Highway 12 crash
A man has died in hospital following an overnight crash along Highway 12 in Ontario. Police are investigating.
GO train service suspended for two weekends in Barrie
Travel on GO trains to and from Barrie will be suspended for two weekends in May due to planned maintenance and upgrades.
Interprovincial barriers limit Canadian wine sales
An Essex County winery says interprovincial trade barriers continue to hinder the sale of Canadian wine across provinces, calling for regulatory changes.
Road safety tips from Windsor Police
Windsor Police have released essential road safety tips for drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists as part of a public awareness campaign.
Wildfire near Port Alberni forces emergency centre activation
A wildfire near Port Alberni, British Columbia has forced the activation of an emergency operations centre. Evacuation alerts are in place for some areas.
B.C. highways under windstorm warning
Several highways in British Columbia are under a special weather statement due to a windstorm expected to bring strong gusts and hazardous driving conditions.
Foreign men charged after extortion-linked shooting in Surrey
Two foreign nationals have been charged in connection with an extortion-linked shooting in Surrey, British Columbia. Police believe the incident is related to organized crime.
Mexico denies CIA operations reports
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum has denied reports that the CIA is conducting operations in the country, calling the claims false.
Pediatrician charged with child sex abuse in Germany
A pediatrician in Germany has been charged with 130 cases of child sex abuse, shocking the medical community and public.
Ottawa-Alberta carbon price deal could come Friday
Sources indicate that an agreement between Ottawa and Alberta on carbon pricing could be announced as early as Friday. The deal would aim to align provincial and federal climate policies.
Navy Commander promoted to vice chief of defence staff
Navy Commander Angus Topshee has been promoted to the position of vice chief of the defence staff, effective immediately.
Canadian cities could host international defence hub
Several Canadian cities are being considered to host a new international defence hub, which would bring economic benefits and strengthen security partnerships.
Warsh confirmed as Fed chair amid inflation
The Senate has confirmed Kevin Warsh as the next chair of the Federal Reserve, as the U.S. grapples with rising inflation and economic uncertainty.
Algoma Steel net loss widens amid tariffs
Algoma Steel's net loss has widened due to ongoing U.S. tariffs and market challenges. The company is exploring strategies to mitigate impacts.
Nebius reports higher quarterly capex on AI cloud
Nebius reported higher quarterly capital expenditures driven by expansion in AI cloud services, signaling strong demand for cloud computing solutions.
Hantavirus outbreak: What we know
Health officials provide updates on a hantavirus outbreak, with affected individuals now back in Canada. The virus has caused serious illness in some cases.
Major study identifies autism gene
A groundbreaking study has identified a gene strongly linked to autism spectrum disorder, offering potential for early diagnosis and targeted therapies.
Cruise ship lockdown after passenger death
Hundreds of cruise ship passengers and crew are under lockdown after a 90-year-old passenger died. Health authorities are investigating the cause.
Matthew Perry's drug counsellor sentenced
The drug counsellor of late actor Matthew Perry has been sentenced to two years in prison for providing the ketamine that contributed to his death.
Peter Jackson to direct 'Tintin' film
Director Peter Jackson, known for 'The Lord of the Rings' and 'The Hobbit' trilogies, is set to tackle a new film adaptation of 'The Adventures of Tintin'.
Harvey Weinstein retrial: Jury deliberations begin
Jury deliberations have begun in the rape retrial of former film producer Harvey Weinstein in New York. The case has drawn widespread attention.
Islanders' Schaefer wins Calder Trophy
New York Islanders defenceman Matthew Schaefer has been unanimously selected as the winner of the Calder Trophy for rookie of the year.
Brad Gushue named high-performance director with USA Curling
Canadian curling legend Brad Gushue has been appointed as high-performance director with USA Curling, bringing his expertise to the American program.
Giro d'Italia: Arrieta wins stage despite wrong turn
Arrieta won Stage 5 of the Giro d'Italia despite briefly going the wrong way, while Eulálio took the overall lead in the race.
6% fat milk now available in Ontario
A new dairy product, 6% fat milk, has hit the market in Ontario. The rich milk is gaining popularity among consumers seeking higher fat content.
Signs of an emotionally unsafe relationship
Experts explain the signs of an emotionally unsafe relationship and offer advice on how to address or leave such situations.
Enslaved Black child in 18th-century portrait identified
Researchers have identified the enslaved Black child depicted in a famous 18th-century portrait, revealing his story and historical context.
What if we killed all mosquitoes?
Scientists debate the ecological impact of eradicating all mosquitoes, considering potential consequences for ecosystems and disease transmission.
'Not normal': Hottest cities in one country
On one April day, all of the planet's top 50 hottest cities were located in a single country, highlighting extreme heat patterns linked to climate change.
Indigenous Amazon groups urge UN action
Indigenous groups in the Amazon are calling on the United Nations to address organized crime rather than militarizing their territories, which they say threatens their way of life.
New tectonic plate boundary forming
Scientists have found clues that a new tectonic plate boundary is forming, which could reshape our understanding of plate tectonics and geological activity.
Ancient teeth hint at interbreeding between early human relatives
Analysis of ancient teeth suggests that early human relatives interbred more frequently than previously thought, providing insights into human evolution.
PM Carney exchanges gifts with Artemis II crew
Prime Minister Mark Carney exchanged gifts with the crew of the Artemis II mission, including a coin and two special flags, symbolizing Canada's involvement in space exploration.
