Indians In Winnipeg

Winnipeg Police are alerting the public about a convicted s*x offender considered high risk to re-offend, who is expected to reside in the city following his release from custody.

Police say the individual has a history of serious violent and s*xual offences and has previously served multiple sentences for crimes including s*xual assault, forcible confinement, and aggravated assault.

Authorities confirm he will be living in Winnipeg under strict court-ordered conditions, including a curfew, probation reporting, and a lifetime weapons ban.

Officials are reminding residents that the warning is meant for public awareness and safety—not for confrontation. Anyone with concerns is encouraged to contact Winnipeg Police.

Manitoba politicians debated through the ENTIRE night as tensions exploded over the province’s new budget bill and proposed food tax cut. 🌙⚡

The NDP government says removing PST on prepared foods, snacks, and drinks will help families struggling with rising grocery costs. But opposition MLAs pushed back hard, leading to a marathon overnight debate inside the Legislature. 🏛️

Some politicians spoke for HOURS as the political showdown dragged into the morning. The government warns delays could postpone the promised tax relief for Manitobans.

💬 Do you think cutting taxes on food will actually help families — or should the province focus on bigger tax cuts instead?

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