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Completion of wastewater plant ‘critical’ for city’s growth: Winnipeg reportScott Gillingham says completion of the treatment plant's third phase — which comes with a $1.5 billion price tag — would generate billions in provincial and federal tax revenue.PoliticsNov 13
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Winnipeg exploring use of residents’ photos to issue parking ticketsThe City of Winnipeg is looking into a system where individual residents could report parking violations by submitting photographs.TrafficDec 3
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Winnipeg city council approves 2026 budget, with several additionsCity Council has passed the 2026 balanced budget update and several new amendments have been added to what was initially proposed last month.PoliticsDec 17
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‘Preserving our past’: Winnipeg archives to return to historic library after renosThe City of Winnipeg's archives are going back to their downtown home, after renovations are complete to a historic building that once housed the city's first public library.CanadaOct 17
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Winnipeggers invited to name the city’s snowplowsWinnipeg residents are invited to provide names for the 12 big machines the city operates.ÂTrendingNov 20
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Arrest made in Winnipeg’s latest homicide on Arlington StreetWinnipeg police have made an arrest in connection with the city's latest homicide on Arlington Street.CrimeDec 17
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Winnipeg unveils preliminary 2026 budgetThe city’s 2026 preliminary budget will see Winnipeg’s property taxes return to an annual 3.5 per cent increase, following last year’s hike of nearly six per cent.PoliticsNov 14
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Winnipeg mayor pushing for fourth emergency service to respond to mental-health callsWinnipeg's mayor is pushing forward to create a fourth emergency response service in the city that would respond to mental-health crises.ÂHealthDec 3
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‘It’s got to be efficient’: Transit advocate calls for change on major Winnipeg routesA local transit advocate says Winnipeg's controversial new transit network is a vast improvement over the old system, but the city needs to get buses out of traffic.TrafficDec 3
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Accused Winnipeg firebug charged in three more incidents, police sayA Winnipeg man already facing charges for a spate of arsons throughout the city has now been linked to three additional incidents, police say.ÂCrimeDec 11
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Plowing operations underway after overnight snow in WinnipegWinnipeggers woke up Wednesday to snow-covered roads, but the city says a plowing operation is underway and local streets should be cleared soon.WeatherDec 10
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‘Slam dunk’ blizzard on the way to Winnipeg and southern ManitobaA storm system with heavy snow and gusty winds, resulting in near zero visibility, is barreling towards Winnipeg and much of southern Manitoba.WeatherDec 17
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‘Do the research’: Winkler mayor frustrated by measles cases in southern ManitobaManitoba continues to have a problem with measles, and the mayor of a city southwest of Winnipeg says it's concerning to see cases popping up in his community and area.HealthDec 1
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Conditions worsen in Winnipeg as blizzard moves inWinter may be officially a few days away, but southern Manitoba is getting its first big blast over the next day.WeatherDec 17
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‘It works’: Winnipeg coun. calls for crackdown on distracted driving, photo radarSo far this year, there have been just shy of 60 deaths on Manitoba roads, and one Winnipeg city councillor says wants to see a crackdown on distracted driving.TrafficNov 26
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Treatment plant repairs mean bacteria to flow into Red River, City of Winnipeg saysThe city said Wednesday that the North End Wastewater Plant will see its ultraviolet (UV) treatment system shut off until March of next year.EnvironmentSep 24
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Participation in kids’ sports in Manitoba back up to pre-pandemic numbersWhile sport registration numbers are being celebrated across Manitoba, it's also coming with additional challenges like rising costs, qualified coaches and facility availability.SportsDec 3
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‘I feel it in my bones’: Grey Cup anthem singer brings family legacy to big gameThe national anthem at Sunday's Grey Cup championship in Winnipeg will be performed by Manitoba country singer Catie St. Germain, who says she's nervous but excited.SportsNov 13
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Manitoba board gives curling club approval power in affordable housing projectA recent decision by the Manitoba Municipal Board says the project can only go forward if the curling club approves of the parking arrangement.PoliticsNov 18
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‘Stop arson before it happens’: Winnipeg officials working to curb firesMayor Scott Gillingham, representatives of the Winnipeg police and Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service, and other officials say they're trying to get ahead of the city's arson problem.FireOct 31