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Man stabbed outside shelter dies days later, manslaughter charges laid
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Scott Billeck 4 minute read Updated: Yesterday at 4:24 PM CDT
A violent altercation outside Winnipeg’s largest homeless shelter turned fatal days later, leaving staff and community members mourning the loss of a man who was well known to them.
Police were called to Siloam Mission around 10:30 a.m. Saturday Oct. 17 after a fight broke out in the shelter’s parking lot on the 300 block of Stanley Street, leaving a 31-year-old man with stab wounds.
Officers found the man in critical condition and rushed him to hospital, where he remained until his death on Tuesday Oct. 20.
On Monday, police identified the victim as Jereth Joseph James Clarke, a member of Norway House Cree Nation who had been staying in Winnipeg.
Winnipeg put on a great event with Heritage Classic, Jets can’t hold up their end of the bargain
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Winnipeg put on a great event with Heritage Classic, Jets can’t hold up their end of the bargain
Mike McIntyre 7 minute read Updated: Yesterday at 7:36 AM CDT
The Winnipeg Jets know how to throw a great outdoor party. Unfortunately for the club, they haven’t perfected the all-important hockey portion of the Heritage Classic.
A 2-1 loss to the Montreal Canadiens on Sunday night inside Princess Auto Stadium comes 10 years after a 3-0 downer against the Edmonton Oilers inside the same football facility.
Better luck in 2036, perhaps?
Hey, at least the Jets finally found a way to score a goal in this one as Isak Rosen broke Jacob Fowler’s shutout bid with just under five minutes left in regulation. But they were ultimately unable to finish off a memorable weekend with a much-needed win in front of a raucous, sold-out crowd of 32,343.
Ceramic artist brings double-edged works to exhibition
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Ceramic artist brings double-edged works to exhibition
AV Kitching 5 minute read 2:00 AM CDT
Drawing on her Afro-Jamaican and Red River Métis heritage, Winnipeg-based ceramic artist PJ Anderson’s richly ornamented sculptural works explore adornment as a form of protection, resistance and self-definition.
Her pieces are currently being shown in the After the Island: Caribbean Canadian Ceramics exhibition at the Gardiner Museum in Toronto.
The exhibition is a collaboration between the museum, Black Artists’ Networks in Dialogue (BAND) and the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD) in San Franciso, resulting in two shows presented concurrently at the Gardiner and MoAD.
Anderson is the only artist featured in both shows who was not born in the Caribbean.
Jets players glad to have Hellebuyck trade behind them
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Jets players glad to have Hellebuyck trade behind them
Mike McIntyre 5 minute read Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026
Relief? Regret? Rage?
How are the Winnipeg Jets feeling following Friday’s Connor Hellebuyck trade — particularly those with deep roots and strong bonds with the franchise goaltender who now finds himself a member of the New Jersey Devils?
“It was a bit of a cloud hanging over our heads,” captain Adam Lowry admitted on Saturday. “It’s nice we can look forward now. We don’t have to keep talking about it. We’ve got guys that want to be here.”
That was a bit of a common theme around the room following an outdoor practice at Princess Auto Stadium ahead of Sunday’s Heritage Classic game against the Montreal Canadiens.
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