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Volunteers step in after outfits robbed days before major multicultural event in Winnipeg

August 1, 2026 6:18 pm CST.
Sewing machines have been working for hours over the past couple days as volunteers scramble to restore the stolen outfits days before Winnipeg’s largest-running multicultural event kicks off Sunday. Sofia Frolova reports.

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