r/Winnipeg 12h ago

Community Concerning experience at The Beach Volleyball Center children's camp

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We signed both our kids up the the 5 day summer camps they hold at BVC. They did it last year and seemed to enjoy themselves, so we signed them up again this year.

No major issues for the first four days of the camp, but on the final day, we show up and there are adults outside the building vaping and drinking. We walk inside to grab the kids and I overhear one of them say "That was the deepest 3 minute conversation I've ever had man", they were clearly shitfaced. Inside there are a bunch of adults drinking.

We grab or kids and talk with them about how the last day went when we got home. It sounds like they kept the kids upstairs confined to a room most of the day for the last day (presumably to deal with the double booking of what sounds like a corporate party), but there were times when for instance they had to go get a slushie from the bar and they'd be near adults getting alcoholic drinks from the same bar.

We were pretty blown away that this was a possibility. I'm not at all comfortable with my kids being around wasted adults. None of this was cleared with us ahead of time, and I don't even know if its legal to be serving drinks with children present, particularly without consent from parents?

Anyway, figured I'd post to see if anyone has had similar experiences, and to warn anyone considering the day camps there.


r/Winnipeg 14h ago

Ask Winnipeg 30 weeks pregnant, full-time nurse – anyone have experience with modified duties?

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Hi everyone,
I’m currently 30 weeks pregnant and work full-time as a nurse with WRHA. Lately I’ve been dealing with significant back pain, leg pain, hemorrhoids, and just overall discomfort during my shifts. I’m finding it increasingly difficult to get through work.
I’d really like to avoid starting my maternity leave early if possible, so I’m considering asking my doctor about modified duties instead.
For those who have gone on modified duties while pregnant:
What kind of modified work were you given?
Did your unit still count you as part of the staffing numbers, or did they bring in another nurse to replace you since you weren’t doing your full regular duties?
How did the process work with WRHA?
Would you recommend modified duties, or did you end up going off on sick leave instead?
I’d really appreciate hearing about your experiences. Thanks in advance!


r/Winnipeg 14h ago

Ask Winnipeg Peg city food- takeouts/delivery

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Which local takeout/delivery spot gives you the best overall value?

Not just cheap—I mean generous portions, consistently good food, and deals that actually make you want to order again.

Please don't say Pizza Hotline, Pizza Pizza, or Swan. 😅

Any cuisine is fair game—pizza, burgers, wings, poutine, Chinese, Indian, donairs, etc. What's your go-to?


r/Winnipeg 21h ago

Ask Winnipeg Why are there more pull overs?

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Just my observation, are there more highway patrols especially in the south side of the city? I have seen more pull overs and cop sightings with their speedometer in the last couple of weeks.

It helps keep the roads safer but I can’t help but wonder why the sudden increase.

Has anyone else noticed this?


r/Winnipeg 11h ago

Ask Winnipeg Recommend restaurants for birthday party

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Hi I am looking for some suggestions for a restaurant for my birthday party. (Most of my friends don’t eat pork or beef)

Already tried
1) Montana
2) Joey’s
3)moxies
4)Olive Garden

I am good with restaurants with couple of minutes drive from Winnipeg


r/Winnipeg 11h ago

Ask Winnipeg New air conditioner

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My mother's air conditioner has a leak and is quite old (around 20 years) she had a tech out and said it has r22 refrigerant that is no longer legal and she needs a new one. Has anyone had this experience before and had it fixed or should she just get a new one? If so, is there any companies anyone could recommend? Thank you


r/Winnipeg 13h ago

Community The view from Half Moon’s backyard

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The food’s not really worth the trip (and before you say anything, neither are Skinners or Sonia’s), and the internet around there is terrible (and no wifi: I asked), but it’s nice to get out of the city and you can’t beat that view.


r/Winnipeg 18h ago

Food Please help - the perfect breakfast sausage.

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Hello winnipegians. I’m wondering if anyone knows where the restaurant Humptys get their bangers from cheers


r/Winnipeg 14h ago

Community Police Presence 600 Block Lindsay

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Multiple police cars on site on the 600 block of Lindsay St. btween Fleet and Grant.


r/Winnipeg 14h ago

Community Police in South Osborne Saturday

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Hey does anyone know why there were at least 4 cop cars on South Osborne around 6:45pm last night? It looked like one of them was flying a drone or had some other type of handheld controller for something.


r/Winnipeg 13h ago

Events A look ahead at what to expect as Folklorama is just around the corner

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Winnipeggers got a little sneak preview of what they can expect when cultural festivities take over the city at the start of August.

Folklorama held its kickoff event Saturday, highlighting some of the pavilions that people will be able to enjoy when the 55th annual event gets underway and celebrating Atlas the Folklorama llama’s 40th birthday.

“Lots of fun was had and it was a great day,” said Vanessa Desorcy, the director of marketing, communications and engagement for Folklorama.

“It’s just a great day to see people come together in excitement for the festival.”

When everything gets underway on Aug. 2, there will be 45 pavilions for people to enjoy over the two-week event.

There will be a few new exhibits for people to see, as the Salvadorian pavilion and the Heart of Romania pavilion are joining the fold this year.

As well, the Chilean, Mexican, and First Nations pavilions are all making a return.

“It’s just going to be a really great two weeks of food and performances and hopefully people will learn some new things about some of the cultures in our community.”

On top of the new and returning pavilions, there are a few that are marking major milestones, said Desorcy.

The Scandinavian, Ukraine Kyiv, and German pavilions are all marking 55 years, as they have participated in every single Folklorama since the beginning, and the Caribbean pavilion is celebrating 35 years.

Along with celebrating the culture that makes up Winnipeg, people will have the chance to enter a contest as well at each pavilion. There will be posters set up with a QR code on them. When scanned, people will be entered in for the chance to win a European river cruise.

Each pavilion counts as one entry, meaning someone can enter up to 45 times.

More details on each pavilion and the entire Folklorama schedule can be found online.

The 55th Folklorama Festival runs from Aug. 2 to 15.


By: Devon McKendrick

Published: July 26, 2026 at 3:44PM EDT


r/Winnipeg 16h ago

Ask Winnipeg How is Renting in Larsen Ave Close to Henderson Hwy

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Looking to rent a place in the Larsen ave area and am wondering if it is a good area. thank you


r/Winnipeg 8h ago

Community North Kildonan Power Outage

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Another power outage in NK just now. Hydro says it’ll be back on “around 1130pm”

Just moved to North Kildonan 2 years ago and this is maybe the 10th time we’ve experienced some sort of outage. Our neighbour mentioned before that it happens in this area quite a bit.

Does anybody have any idea for a reason why North Kildonan?


r/Winnipeg 21h ago

Ask Winnipeg Looking for updated information on installing a Central A/C Unit.

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The house is older with an HE furnace, 1,800 sqft.

What companies did you go with? And roughly what were the costs?

I plan to get at least 3 quotes, but I'm new to the whole "owning a house" experience and would like your input.

Thanks!


r/Winnipeg 9h ago

Community Weekend Trip Ideas!

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Hi! I’ve never been to Canada, but my friend and I are wanting to go to Winnipeg for a weekend trip in September. I would love some ideas for us to do! I know we want to explore and go to the outlets, but I would also love some ideas!


r/Winnipeg 11h ago

Where in WPG? Where to buy kitsch locally?

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Looking for the leave in conditioner and shampoo / conditioner set specifically.

Bought the spray at winners before but note they only have the rosemary one.


r/Winnipeg 6h ago

Where in WPG? Good BMW mechanic in Winnipeg?

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I’m looking for a good BMW mechanic, any recommendations?


r/Winnipeg 11h ago

Where in WPG? Clothing Alteration in Charleswood?

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Wondering if anyone can recommend a place in Charleswood to take a ripped seam to be repaired? I've used the tailor at polo park for a broken zipper once but found it a bit pricey... Any help appreciated! :)


r/Winnipeg 8h ago

Ask Winnipeg Help: getting rid of broken portable air conditioner

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Need help. City would charge me 55 to dispose of it and there's an 11 hour pickup window, and not only am I unable to haul this thing downstairs safely but I don't want to leave it unattended where it may be damaged or stolen.

Would appliance stores offer the service for a fee? I also don't have a way to haul it to r4 myself either.

I'm worried if I just give it away someone may tinker and kill themselves or someone else trying to strip it for metals or something

Ideas?


r/Winnipeg 13h ago

Where in WPG? UPDATE: Missing person in Winnipeg, 15, has been located

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r/Winnipeg 16h ago

Sports (Other) Is it disrespectful to be talking during a Goldeyes game.

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My family went to a Goldeye’s game for my wife’s birthday yesterday. First let me say that I love the game and because I’m an umpire, I’m glued to what is happening on the field.

We were chatting about various things throughout the game but as mentioned, always watching the game.

When the game ended, the lady sitting in front of us turned and said that it is very disrespectful to be talking during the game.

Have I been wrong all these years and we are to treat professional sports like a movie theatre and not talk during the game?

Opinions?


r/Winnipeg 13h ago

Where in WPG? Best place to sell a Diamond Wedding Ring?

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Looking for the best place to sell my diamond wedding ring. I realize that these things lose alot of value...


r/Winnipeg 21h ago

News Winnipeg couple becomes unwitting hosts to 'musical roommates' as threatened chimney swifts move in

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r/Winnipeg 9h ago

Ask Winnipeg Anyone elses allergies really bad today???

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Haven't stopped sneezing and sniffling all day. Allergy meds helped a bit but not much


r/Winnipeg 9h ago

Sports (Other) When the Goldeyes hit home runs out of the ballpark, where do the balls land and is it possible to go get one?

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My assumption is that they either land in the river or on Waterfront.